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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-04

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-04

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-04
ADVANCE SALE.

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-04

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The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

-Batted 'or OLcary in the -suth
-Eatted FOR Bradley IN the twelfth.
-n.r.-l l-- RL..l-- II, IL. -.-.Il-L
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

I'l-0l1" II--E1s-7T-T- NI0-7Tc7 MTs-W I8aTT-
Schmidt 81, E1ssman stolen bases Hjrchman 90
Bradley, SchaefE, Bases on ball~-Of Rhoadcs S.
od >asgs, Hit by pitchsr-By SuEEs. T. Left
GA b8ses-CleVeiand. Detroit T. Struck out-Bv
Bhoades. & b. Sings L. bv Mullu. Double
ploy-Eau 20 stocan. Wild pitch -Rhoadcs. Time
of gzme-2 hours and = minutes. Umu;rcy-
Messrs. Connolly and Hurst Attendance. 4.o77
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
GAMES TO-DAY.

fashington at Boston.
81. Louis NJ Chicago.
Detroit Rt Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
RALLY is TOO LATE
Treasury Falls One RunShOrt
of Victory.
HARING TwIRLs GOOD GAME
Post office Pitcher Has but One Rad
Inning, the Eighth, When Losers
Get Tive Runs and Tip 0'Ncim
Makes n TriPle-BOth Teams Play
Sensational Ball in the Field.

For seven innings the game yesterday
/ between Treasury and Post-Oflce in the
I Departmental League Iooke5 HE a shut
out FOR Haring, but Tip OMEN caught
one Of his twisters for q long triple IN
the eighth, scoring smith. and registered
himself a httle later But Treasurys rally
was in vain. Tor the Maumen had scored
/ three times before, and they came on win
/ ners by TO p
The fielding on both sides was fast al
ali times, and kept the spectators inter
ested throughout. Lord. Gertman. Nc
/ Carthy. and Callahan making brilliant
stops and throws Orrison kept up his
batting of the present week. adding a
double and single TO his record KRAFT
caught fine game. not a stolen base be-
/ ing registered against him. and il was his
effective support that allowed Haring 10
c0me or q winner.
Post-oAlce won the game IN the first in
ming, when. with two out. Orrison
caromed one against BielassTs shins and
stole second Callahan singled. and O-ri-
son was held al third "NOCcn" Fenton
then stroued 20 the plate. and laid his bat
against one or Cros0n curves. scoring
Oris0n and Callahan O'Neiu dropped a
high fy ia the NTH. paving the way FOR
the Mail Carriers run. Orrison doubled IN
the eighth and stole third. bur he Ian
guisned there while the three follow ing
bstlers popped.
S-avln made nice running catch OF
Bradley's iy IN the first. drawing a round
CI applause. while Treasury pulled OF two
lEl-nlng double plays score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Cnglaub tried 10 pull of a new one in
, the first by running home when the
pitcher threw the ball over 10 first base.
Browne felt in and laid of for the
day. George has become 81 large a fac
tor Of the team that the boys ielt lost
without him
Milan is well liked. not only by the
Washington players. but by those Of all
other teams Too bad he cannot seem
70 land on the ball now and then.
Here's where the averages grow fat
teri yelled some New York player as
Nick AItrock went 10 the slab Nick
looked deeply insulted by tie crack,
which was a cruel shot
Washington certainly needs a couple of
genuine pinch hItters Tannehnl con
uunes 70 so I'D in that capacity and fan
the air. and BlankeushiP's average for
the season shows his inability as a timely
Whacker
johnson was so sore over New York S
outburst OF runs in the fifth that he
simply blazed Them over during the sixth
Hemphin and Demmitt never even saw
the bali but HemphiH hollered anyway.
and called Sheridan a bull frog Engle
played the field thereafter.
The double play executed by Washing
ton. IN the second. was an odd one
Demmitt who was on third when a fly
went 20 CnElaub had loads OF time 70
score. but forgot TO set his back heel
on the bag before starting. The ban
was tielded round 20 third and Demmitt
was called out
When Donohue threw ten feet over
Streets head in the fifth. Street hurled
his big glove up and brought down the
ball Probably 500 gloves have been
thrown at wild heaves in the past. but
this Is probably the first time one ever
hit the ball. The Highlanders made a
Wild kick, but got nothing
Kern handed Washington an awful
lemon in the eighth. Elberfeld hit over
third. and Conroy. making a grand stop.
finished with swell throw Elberfeld
was out so far that he was walking 10
the bench. when Kern made the safe
sign Even the Highlander fans laughed
and hooted. EIberseld scored soon after.
making the lemon all the rindier.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
CORNELL Is VICTOR
AT POUGHKEEPSIE
IthacanS Win AllThree Races
on the Hudson.
RECORDS GO A-GLIMMERING

Varsity Four and Freshmen EiEhts
Set New MRrks-COIumbia Crosses
Line second, and Syracuse, After
Game Fight, Is Third-WiscOnSin
and Pennsy Finish In order Named.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
FIRST GAlTE
-. 3 = 3 (

-Baited for Camnitz IN ffth inning.
Pittsburs.. Q o o o o 0 90
Chicago. Eo..--..-.............--.- o 0 2 O-s
TUo-basa hits-Leaca Arclss. Three-base hits
Steufeidt Tiusr- stolen lascs-C Clsncc. Wilson
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
METHODISTS BEATEN.
Ninth Easily Dis9Oses Of 81. PauVs
in Sunday school Circuit.

Ninth defeated ST Paul yesterday in
the sunday School League. % 20 g. The
losers missed McaIorris and Evans. who
were out Of the game. although Kreh
played well az short IN the absence of
;he former.
Brady twir!ed a good game for the
winners, allowing only three bits. and
striking out eleven men. but Buckley
was IN poor form Tor s. Paul. twelve
safe hits being made Of his delivery He
also gave four bases on balls and made
Fix wild pitches.
Walters carried of the batting honors.
with double and three singles in five
times 10 the plate Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Here's everything you'll
need in the way of clothes 10
insure your comfort and the
peace of mind that comes Of
being well dressed.
Suits of feather-weight fab
rics and of plain and fancy
serges, SIS to $50.
Outing trousers Of white
duck, serge. and flannel.
Cool negligee shirts, 81 TO
$3.50.
Underwear (au standard
makes), SOC and up.
Thin hosiery. starting at 25c.
Straw hats, s. and more
"Teck" Oxfords at s..
Every item the best and low
est priced Of Its kind.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
PLAYERS CLAIM GRANTED.
National Commission Takes Action
ia Case of Daniel 4. Barry.

Cincinnati, July 2-The National Base
bah Commission to-day decided that Dan
iel A Barry, who claimed 70 have a con-
tract with the New York American
League Club for 81 200 for the season. and
TO have been disposed OF By Fl to the Utica
club, receiving no salary from either that
he Is now a free agent. and the Utica club
must pay him Tor the time OF his actual
service with IT,
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

tlrst bass On errors -WoodH-r1. 2: BriEhtvood
LIT 1n 0ases-W WoolbuTn q. Brightwood s
Fs-s- base on hs-ls-Of Joue5 Z. c-f II Brs-her Z
luliags pi-clc,i-By u. Buscier. 6 bv Robinson .
HIts r1ado-Of f. BU5cher. Io- a R1buson .
Struck Cut-By T. Busrher e. Thraedzsa hits
shl1ran o. Two-base tir-1cI1tvre Sscrff-.
hit-H0w--s. stolen Lases-Deruis10. Hiser Nc
lntyT1- Seltz, Homer, Stewart. Aiurphy. Double
play-Jcnes % sherman. hit bv pttcle--By JousS
J. hy H. Euscler T. V-d pi-cL-Ioues psssel
h-lls-MoIn-y1e, Be-sl-1n 3D. UEpire-1Iz. Fsune-
gan Tine q game h0-r and = minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Lot on baseS-Nirth. s: s. Pau. > First base
on bllis-oG Buck.ey, 4; oF Palmer I: OF brady 4
{ Irniiss Iatcned-l5r Bvckley i-s hy Palmer 11-3
HITS u-sde-oa RscSley. - SfusCk Cut-By Buckley
3 by tslmeT. l. by Bradv. 5 Tr0-tase hlrs-
Walters. Coleman. Sacrifice hits-Brady Love
Stoien hases-Walters ,-l Buehler e. Hands 80
Harris %. Souder. Buckley l' James Double
pays Palmer 70 Beal 20 Buckley; Conner 10 Har-
rs. Wild ptciscs-Bucslcy. G. Passed balls
Nalsef, Umg37e-Mr. Hughes. Time Of Eame-l
hour ard 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
HAVE A WALKAWAY.
American Security and Trust Defeats
American National Team.

The leaders in the Bankers Leaeue
administered crushing defeat TO the
National Bank team in the Bankers
League yesterday. I3 toI
Taggart. CT the winners. allowed bu,
four hits, and pitched steady game al
al times. score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Lett ca bass American National &. American
secutg and Trust. / Bass GA baUs-od Tag
CART, ?; oa kuliey. 3 Strack out-By Tae-art. 2
oy hniley, s Ihrec-base bit-Malo1cJ- rWo-
hs-e hi.s-1Ialcnc, Fmncy Sa-rinrr hir,-liar,.s
Holland. sto'cn hssca-R Roykin l1l West So
1ssssrt %. kuiicy e. Wnd pitches-KuIIcr ja.
fls7ed balls Quinu 2l Handy o. Tupire-Nr.
poole. Tine q ganae-l hour aad ; minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

TWo-base hts-Criss Purtnll. Walsh Three-base
hit-TannehiL Sacrifice hiis-Dougherfv. Ferris
Sto-cn hases-Hartzell. Altizer. Dougherty. Par
eut. Reilly. Hahn. Walsh Pmten %. Struck ost
BY Wash. l. by Graham. Q; by Criss f. Bases
on b2lls-0f Walsh. ?, OF Graham !; % C~iss
3; oT Howell, 3 Double plays-Atz 70 rannelil
tn Altizer; Hartzef % Jones Left on bases
Chicago. .; s.. Louis. 4. Hit by p.cher-By How
cd, J. Wild .Di-ch-Criss Umpire-Mr. Evans
Time of game hours and minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
.Batt.a q. R-ae y y. -.-.-.s.

'One Ont when winning -e- was made.
Cincinnati. ................. o. oI0 200 @ 5-s
81 Louis------------------ . Q Q o @ -
7Fbrer-h,.e r7--Re-.re- E,--- ----s r5r,----..
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
SECOND CANE

'Bai;sd fur More 10 the uta.A.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Batteres--G, Pelutsky and CaIrsH; Raboy. Nc
Nahun and K. I'ckofsky
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Earned rlns-Wsr aEJ Nary. %. 6. P o.. g.
Flrst base on errclS-Nsr and NaTy, .. u. T. o
] Lett On hases-lFar ard NsTy. 4. 6 +. o. 3
Bases on haLs-Of Brosn. s. OF Thonpson. !.
Struck out-By Brown. TO- by Thompson J.
Three base hit-Bush. Tro-hase lit-Audri-k
stolen hases-EdmIIuds SAVOY. SgdIcr Hawkins.
Irving. Cox p. Garfield Hit hy pstche--By
Brow. I; b. Thompson. = VIVID pi-ches-Brouu.
Umpre-Nr. Holy. T,mc of game hour and
81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
O o @ o 0 0 o 2 o.
n \ n \ 4 3

Letr ol hases-B ooari1g1slr. q. ConEressoraIs. s.
Flrst base On halls-or dioIau1e-ri- s. ot Cauahsa
3 S-rucL 1lr-By t,llralnaIf @. lv CALLAHAN
llTle-ocsa HifO Ol-lian. Sacrifice hIt-EnreI stolen
bases No-rCi-. Elzei. Slll0-- Lres,fa G.draraetti
Double Iays-l1rruUe 20 Hsgs1 % Er1Ier. Ht hy
ritc1cr-By GioEanue-ti @ Pas-e- b4u-Le-ze I'm
1ire-Mr Myers. Tine of game hc,- and =
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
REVENGE FOR WHITE sOX.
Make Up for Past Defeats by Wal
Ioping the Browns. 10 10 B.

Chicago. July Chicago won a one
sided game from St. Louis this afternoon
by the score Of IS 10 s. St Louis used
three pitchers without stopping the Sox
batting Walsh was also pounded hard.
but good fielding behind him kept the
sCoro dov-77 e,Cc-o-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Three-base hits-Chase, Demmitt. Sacrifice
hlt-Chase. Stolen bases-Demmitt. Swee-
ney Double plsy-Unglaub 20 Street TO
Conroy. Hit by pitcher-By Hughes. l.
Hits-Oh Johnson in innings; of Al
uock, in 1 inning. Umpires-Messrs.
Sheridan and KERN. Time of game-1
hour and 40 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
GIANTS IN NINTH.
Superbas Tie score in Eighth. Only
10 Lose Out in Final Session.

New York. July 2-The Brookyns tied
up the game in the eighth inning to-day.
only 20 lose It in the ninth. when Pas
torius filed the bases on balls and Murray
bst5ed home two runs. Marquand blew
,rv, Ca 81. efer-.L g.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
soUTH ATLANTIc LEAGuE.

Al sayannah-Ssvann2h. Il; Chattanooga. 5.
Al Columhia-Charlesiou. g Columbia.
Jacksonville vs. Columbus-Rain
At Aus'ista-Flrst gamc-Afrcun. &. Augusta.
Second game-Augusta. s. Macon. 3
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
RAWLINGS IN FORM.
Does NOt Allow a Hit in Indepen-
denee League Game.

AchSE AcaEuc tame.
'Snag~ Rawlings and Jimmy" Feran.
the crack Business High School battery.
we're with Manhattan yesterday. and both
boys played a great game. Rawlings not
allowing the Wallach outfit a hit. and
Manhattan winning. Is TO .
Fegsn had clean record. not a stolen
base being registered By the opposition.
The game was a one-sided AFFAIR. Man
haitian getting a big lead in the early
part OF the came Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

t-lT'7l 7II1-tIet-1'I1', = FIrsf has- . I-r1r--
Fo-f.t0e D. rreas7U. Lffr o1 hasr~-p1---
orrf. 5. Irelsl-. First base 1n do ls-Or
t-csel 3. ~ harinE J. Struck out-Bg Cr-sar. .
nF Ha-ns. & lhTee-nase hi--O-Netr Tuc-sasc
urris11 a. 'lishzu. HsTiBz- D0cdle u.srs-
ircscn ta German N-fsr-ly -o t;rr-rlsr o. Af--
tg--ly. III ty u-frlar-Rg Har.-- ISmlrE PrR
-Earns- Jmp-rs-Alr Beta lla,s q sausL
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

Al Lancaster York /: Lancaster.
At Readng-FlTst game-Trentou. 6; Reading. 8.
Second same-Trorton. 6; Reading @
At Harrisbl.rC-A Altoona. .. Earri-burg 6
At msIjurJ-JOLnstoUu, 2 Wlliiamsoor-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Az n-Salcsn-Grccnstoro. 2. Winston.
Salem. O.
It spar-anH'Tg- -Grecwilc g. Spzrtanburg. l.
AZ Charlotte harUtte. 3. Anderson. J.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
LOSE ANOTHER ONE.
Marines Vanquish BrOOkIand Tribe
at Capital City Park. to ..

The Marines defeated Brookland yester-
day afternoon at Capital City Park IN an
interesting game by to ). Snyder and
King carried of the batting honOrs. the
former hitting the ball over the right
field fence FOR two home runs. and the lat
ter lacing out three bingles.
The fielding OF O'Connor. Howard. and
Vfdu1aver vac v-o~fl,x, Of y,,A,fio,, &C.,
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
GAMES TO-DAY
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
CARDINALS WIN OUT.
Take Game from Cincinnati Reds in
Tenth Inning.

81 Louis, July 2-For nine innings tais
afternoon - louis and Cincinnati bat
lied on even terms 70 a score OF & 20 &
Then 81 Louis broke up the sane in the
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

The national baseball commission las
announced a neU rule providing that
when semi-prof fessional player signs
with a eml-professionai team under 10
conditions WIZ any national agreement
club he permitted 10 sign him except via
bis clubs consent
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
WESTERN IEAGrE
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Wichita Wichita. 5. Liucoln. 2
Al Topeka Topeka. il Sioux City. s.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al jersey City-Iersev City =. Newark. Z
At Monlreal-RoChcsteT ! Montreal. ?
Al PrC7tdence-BaitIore. 2; Providence. 1
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al syracuse-Albany. ,; syrae,ise. T.
Al Uuca-Troy. ,; Cuca. J.
A. Blaslamton Nilkesbarre. 8; Binsham.on. L
At E.mira-Sc1nton. o.. E-mira, :.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
BRIGHTwOOD BLOWS UP.
WOOdburn Makes Eight Runs in the
sixth Inning aud Wins.

BrighJvood took as pretty a balloon
ascension in yesterdays game in the Sub
urban League. as has been witnessed in
these parts for many moons. LOSING 10
Wood0urn. 10 % . Sherman made three
hi-s and Ted the sluggers. score
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
CUBS GET EVEN BREAK.
Shut Ont Pirates in First Game, hut
Lose Second. 4 to ?.

Pittsburg, July 2-Pittsburg and Chi
cago broke even to-day En- a double
header az Forbes Field Chicago won
the first game, S 10 0. with Brown in the
box The pitching OF Maddox in the sec
end game was TOO much for Chicago. the
eight hits being vel scattered. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

ew York, 81 Washington, o.
Detroit, ,; Cleveland, =.
Chicago, IS; St Louis. ,.
Philadelphia. 1; Boston, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
COLLINS HOEER WINS.
InfieI6er's Mighty CIOut Gives Ath-
IetfcS Victory over Red Sox.

Boston. July o - Krause held the Red
SoS to four hits to-day. and Collins
nomer gave the Athletics a 1-to-O victory.
The visiting pitcher struck out nine men
and did not pass one. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
FIRST CANE

A-.-a-e---
-B1rced FIR Richie n The ssFgasz
fBatted fc- Co1elasd 81 the ninth.
.t1e ont when winning r-a was rs5a
Z E-ill1e--tis----------- 10 -
-fcs-on------------------ a.
Len ol basos-Pc -Pcladel1hi1 To- Boston = Bass
o. clIs-OH Mcrs- J. C pThire 3. ~ Rl.zs.
= % lovelasEl. s. od AlcQuIe1. 4 Srruck o-t-
p Naite 8 TLreehase hit-Slen. Two-hase Lfts
-BecEe-. Der1nger. BATES. Doo-in. Doom. Sseri-
1oe Al's-e-aET, beeEer- Waite stolen bass
Grant Mage Denings-. Doom Do.,hla -7--
sweeney % StaE 10 Slam Wud pirch-VThi-e
yn7-e-Nir, EigieT. Tine q gau,s-2 hours s-d
ID uiu1tes.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
G. P. 0. ON TOP.
War and Navy Beaten in CoIored
Departmental Organization.

War and Navy defeated q. ?. o. in the
Colored Departmental League yesterday
"A TO g.
Brown made his debut as g pitcher for
the War and Navy aggregation, and his
curves puzzled the league leaders. he al
lowing but six hits
The work Of Savoy was the feature
Cc0ra-
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Al Hartford-Hartford. (. Bridgeport. 4.
A. NeU Brtain-Sew Britain. g: Holvoke
AT sDglngneld- Springfield. s. Waterbury. 8
1t NorthampJon-Northam .; New Haven
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
iATIONALS SHUT OUT
IoSe Final Game in Land Of
the Yankees.
|UGHES A STUMBLING BLOCK

|ew York Recruit TwIrIer Proves
Master OF the Situation at All
Times, Holding Washington to
|f'ive Scattered Observation-Disclosures
FINALLY solve JOhnsOn's Delivery.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03

Home mn-Collns Sacr1es hit-Baker Stolen
hases-Dayis. Oldring. Double pisy-Gar5ner 10
Mcconnell 90 StahL Lett on hases-Bostou. 8;
Philadelphia. G. Bases On baIls-OG Wood l.
stgusz out-Ry Wood 4: BY Rrause. Q. Umpirss-
Messrs OToughlin and PerTine. Tine of game-l
hour ard s. minuLS AttcndcnCe-5E5s
The Washington herald., 1909-07-03
9otals- lsn-@ 8 &

Ltf1 on bases-NallacE- l- 1llnhH-1an. J.
Bases on hails-Qf Barn. S: OF Lynch. 2 IN
nirgs pliche1-By Barn. s. by Lynch. E Hts made
-Oh BarTy, H. Struck ouf-By Rawlngs. Z: by
b1rry, 8 Hc1e run-S. Rawliuss Fhroc-bass
hif-Fesar. Saoien bascs-Wetze. Dom a. Car
hals-ip. DAVIS Fcra1- Rawlings. Duubie plays
Lynch 70 Earlin1s- Rawlings to Falccncr. Hat
crimson % Rawlings. Rawlings % Hsuclinsrn.
Nld pltca-Lgrci Passed b1iis-Wctzel o. I'm
p1e-Nr Hardiboe. Tine q same hour and
e. Minutes
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
CARoLINA LEAGUE

AT Nashulle-Nashville. :; Birmingham 4.
Al Auanta-Auanta. s; Mouis msry. Q.
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A. L0rel-LoWcli. :. Lawrence. l.
At LSUl-LyuH. s. Brocttan =
At EaEeThiii First -HaTcrhuL u. Pan
River I Secand szme-FsU River. 3, Hsvcrhill. A.
IL Wcscesier-New Bedford. ,. Worcester.
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|ft on bases-W Washington. 4: New
k, 3. First 3se on balls-On john
?. of Hughes. 2 Struck out-By
pson, Z. by =Aluock. /; by Hughes s.
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WIN FOR NATIONAL CUBS.
Defeat Seventh street stars I'm Z
WelI-Dlayed Game.

In very Interesting game yesterday
the National Cubs defeated the Seventh
Street Stars by a score OF 6 10 >. The
features Of the game were the timely
hitting Of Graves. Simon's one-hand
catch and throw from l. Fry that
prevented a lie game Score.
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'tais------- ) = 2 ; Tccals- -

Le-t on boscs-NoW York. g. BrookIvu q Bsses
On hals-O1 MaIluaId s. on Raymond. /: o.
Pastor0us. T. Struck our-By 3IsrQuard. :: bv Rsv-
mead, .. by Psstoric1s . Three-ba=e bits-O -F4s-7
Gsrrent Two-base h!ts-Humrel Alpcrnau. sar-t
ace hits-ronney. Lumiey. BsrTsu. Salrtncs hssz-
DOyse. Huumel. L1gulley. stolen hases-Dsrlf.
By-ch Doubie rlRy-BridWell % Doyle o. Touney
UIapires-ALssSs. KLEIN and Kane Tine q r.r.e-l
hour and 3 minutes
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al -. Paui-st- Paul. s: 3EuneaD0liS J.
At NilTaukec-lliiVaukce 8. Louisville. L
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eacll-ce hit-slscEaEd. ss-5sos Hies-Hoensn
EA-lA h1-es on haLs-Os Ca--1i-z 2, OF Br0E- !
Lu-rlres-1fesss- OIzv arf Fl,s15e 49, =
g-1e-l ho1r ard s. ml-utes-
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GET EARLY START.
CongressfonaIs Make All Their Runs
I'm First Three Innings.

The CongressionaIs defeated The Bloom
indaie Athletic. Club in Tie Marquette
League yesterday by 70 .. The winners
got an their runs in the drst two innings.
and their early lead proved 10 be discour-
aging 10 their rivals
The losers outbatted the winners. but all
OF Boomingdale's errors were costly.
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'Batted fo- Move IL the ria-h.
rBatted fo- Gvaa- in the ninth
P1ildelplia e0ooe 90
Boston. .......-.. o q q \ 4 :
Leit ca has-a-Philadsl7hia- , Bcs-on. ? B-sss
On balls-0f MCrr 2. oT Mar-cn l. S,rr,cz ~.
Ny Noc7D. Three-base hir-Be-is- r--,l-vp
hirs-lfagse- D1nin-1r Cofsr Eto1-- 49,
Risler- At.euLanee. sTQ
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GAME GOES TWELVE INNINGS.
Tigers Win Hard-fOuEht Contest
from the Maps

Cleveland July 2-The Detroits beat
the Maps to-day IN a hard-fought twelve
inning game. score.
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fire--lafe lf--be-CLcr- Hon rIlus- nl1Lr11-
h1lCy Double u-lys--DCWuey lulsssistell. Dow
n9y % E-an 70 HCbI-EeI. CLzr-ss % Eo1ev.
EElR 20 PasSe-t. Sfe,eu hasss-Charles. RrsS-a-
hal HIT ty pi-chcr-By Becbe l. Bass - lis
on Be-ne s. o. Fr1ure E. S-r--E 0---rsr
Beeoe 4; b. FrouUe 8 Left on hasss-S-
LOUIS. s. Cincinnati. 8 Tine of game-2 L,1rs
and . minutes- Uup--e-1Ir- Johns,7ue