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Lady Team to play at National Park.

The Olympia Athletic Club viii play the
Merry Widows. a team composed mainly
OF lady players. at American League
Park on the afternoon or Saturday. July
3 at 3;SO O'Clock. The Merry Widows
have met some OF the fastest teams or
the East. including Winchester. Hagers-
town. Woodstock. and Martinsburg. The
ladies' play In regular baseball uniforms.
and have proved to be the drawing card
OF the season. The batteries viii be
Smith or Betz and Goebel for the Olym-
pias and Krauss and Dom for the Merry
Widows.
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A Giant in stature.

Hovlik, two years since. was pitching
corner-lot bah in Iowa He is q giant IN
stature. calm, and seemingly devoid Of
all feeling. He Is a. master OF the spit
ball. He is willing 10 work at AL times,
and always ready on short notice 70 step
Into the box with a bewildering array Of
shoots and floats
Three weeks ago he finished the last
four innings OF game. pitched the first
game OF double-header the following
day. and went into the second game in
the third inning finishing of a fifteen
inning battle by getting a double In the
niteenth- In another game which is not
created 10 his record. he was given ten
assists without a break. but was replaced
in the seventh. after being hurt Sliding
TO second
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BREAK LOSING STREAK.
LanEdOn Wins from st. PauTs, fE
sunday school League.

Langdon won its first game yesterday
n the Sunday School League BY defeat
ing ST. PauTs. 20 3. z Porter pitched a
mastery game for the winners. allowing
Only hve hits. no two Of which came in
the same inning. and TO him must be
given the credit for the victory. With
better support behind him, he should
have had a shut-out game.
Goodman had no speed and very little
curves, and Il was only by good fielding
that he pulled through the contest as
well as ne did. the Suburbanites touch
ing him up for eleven safe drives.
McMOrrls PLAYED good bah az short for
the losers. while Brauner and A Cruick-
shanks put Up a good game on first and
second. respectively, for the winners.
Mattlngly pulled down TWO hard drives in
left field He also made two hits and
scored three Of LangdOn's six runs. Score
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GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington Rt New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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PULLIAM ON THE JOB.
Assumes Duties as President Of the
National League.

New York. June z.-Harry c. Puuiam
yesterday morning assumed charge Of the
affairs OF the National League. returning
from leave OF absence that began last
February Brown as a berry. fulI face
and greatly improved IN health. the Ken
tuckian looks n 20 battle with any prob
lem that may confront the league.
There isn't likely 20 be a repetition OF
last seasons narrowing fnish. but the old
league is teeming with internal strife.
and Col Harry hopes 10 settle these
squabbles.
John A Heydler. who has served so
ably during Pulliam's absence. resumes
his duties as secretary OF the league
Heydler's last Official act was 10 deco
rate Umpire Cusack with the order OF
the Tin Can"
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RANKERs, LEAGUE
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY LEAGUE
C0LnRED nrpaRr,frNrAr. r.rAnIrr
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital C.ry Lezgls-Brooklznd. s: s. Ste
phens. ;
Departmental Leag1o-AgicultUre. Is War, ?
CUnmerce and Labor 6, interior. J.
Sunday Schocl Lesgle-Lzngion. g. s. Pauls. s
MauIlette Leag-e-PeusiCn O8ce. %. BloominE-
daie 4.
lndcpendenos LsaEus-rzining A. C.. IS. Ad-
vent u.
suburhan League-Wood6urn 10; Pazkrtev. S
r. Z. Y. ". G. A. League-station. s. shop
meu g.
Colorsd Dcpaztnental LesEzs-G. P. O.. 10, In
teror =
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Esrned -lns-Iuterior. 7; C0muerce ard Labor. Q
tirst base D. eFro-s-Co1umerce ard Labor, Left
cn bases interior g. Cclnmerce and Lahor 6 Firs-
base 0u halis-0f Whitney I. OF Baker. 3. OF
Hart. g. Innings pitched-By Whitney. p b.
Balzer. s2s hy Hsrdiboe. /. HITS msde-OE Whit
ncy, 2; Of Ba-zer. 8. OF Randiboe. . S-rucE ont
BY Bal1er. Z: by Handiboc. 6: hy Ha-r. o. Two
base hit-BrInucr. Sacrifice hi-s-kinrey EFans
o. Baker. Mcuefcc Stolen bases-Bar1lhnrr ffl
Purcell Can. EFauS. BHlnner. Rapp. hit b.
pitcher-By Bart lHandlboe and Rapp, by Handi-
boo lBarnharrl- Umpire-3ir. CollifoEer. Tine q
Ezme-l hour ard $ minutes.
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INo-dase hits-H0Vard, oanni1o Hits-0f D0n0-
vzn. ); on Birch, J. 81 Thompson. 2 sacrisss
liss-Wilson. Welsh Stolen bases-Welsh. TanSar
Sullivan. Gri6n %. Birch MILDLY 81 Lee 81
hascs-brookiand. S; ST Stephen'S = Bases On baIls
or DonoTan 5, Oh Thompson &. OF Birch
First base oa errors-Brookland. I. s. sfenIa,s
L Hit b. rttchsr-By Welsh. ?. By Birch. u st-1ck
out-By Thompson. 3; By Birch, Wild ui.os-
Birch- Tine & Ezne-i hour and 50 ulints,es
Urspir-aIr Setlev
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Left On bases-St Paul 5: LAnEdCn. G. Flrst
base on halls-OI Goodman. ,; o. T. Porter, l.
Struck cut-By Goodman 3. hy T. Porter. 2 Two
base hits-C. Evans A. CrrIickshankS SsCrihcs
hit-N, Love. Stolen hsses-Bucklcy Haas o. .
". Love. Z. Pog1e- Aizt-irgly. Douh.s plays-
Goodman 20 BC2u, McAICrris 20 Bucsley: Head 70
Brauusr 10 E n smith. Passed baIls-B. Cruick-
shanks. . Umrire-lIr Hughes Tine q -
hour ard % minutes
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Earned Turs-A grlcuitSlTe o. War. F1rSt hase
BY errors-AE-icllture. :: War 2 Left On bases
Agriculture. ;; War. 4 First base on halls-O1
NeEbcTy. /; OF Donaldson. ?: OF Collins = In
uings pitchCd-By Newberry. 8. by Elelds s. hy
Donalds0u. 4 IS; hy Collins. 5 %. Hts made-O1
Newbery. 2 OF Fields. .; OF Donaldson. &: OF
Collins. 4 Strlck Cut-By NOwberTy. 3: by Fields
1; BY Donaldson. ;; by Collins l. Three-base hits-
Priest. Baggette. TWo-base hits-Prie5t Sacrifice
hits-D0yle. Murphy. stolen base-Bryan- Umpire
Mr.. Bets Tine u Eame-i hour ard IS Minutes
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Left On bsses-Pension Oface Z; Bloouin-iale s
First hass on balls-Of Burley > Innings pi.ched-
b. Bullock. 5; BY Barnes. I Hits made-Of BuI-
locS = Of Barnes. ]. Struck out-By Burley. 5:
b. Bullock. s. by Barnes. J. Home uln--Mur1hy.
Threc-bcse hit-MesS Tw0-base hits-Parrone Nc
Carthy- stolen hasos-NIcCarthy g.. Herman, Gi-
rard Russo. Parone. Umpire-AIr. Myers Time q
game-l ho,T and D minutes
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital Clty League-Marines IS. g. +. o.
Departmental LeaClc-Navy -. rr1as1rT
sunday school Le1Ele-SL Paul Vs- Bethany
Marquette LeaEuc-S- Martins Vs C0nEgssi01alA
Iuceperdence Lcague-A gTlcllr-re vs. Wallace
Sut-rbaR Leag-c-rak0na IS Brghtuood
r. r. Y IL c. a. LsaEue-Car Department -
IRA ainnlen-
CclC-gd Departmental LeaEas-M Municipal vs. Bu-
sau Ergrzving anc Printing
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Has Good Record.

He is Bohemian and first played pro-
fessional ball with the Clinton Three-I
team last season. When their franchise
was sold 10 Davenport his release was
offered and Peoria signed him. So far
this season he has worked in seventeen
games. Is credited with twelve wins and
one draw, beside the many games which
he has entered during the final innings.
owing 20 his ability with the willow.
His official fielding record for the season
10 date Is .SS7 and his batting Is eg5
lie IS not mixer and Is consequently
not overly popular with the fans ex-
cept when hit is needed or a batter
IS to be retired. He viii Join the locals
in New York to-dav.
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Mayor blocks JrFrin,-

Wilkesbarre. Pa. June B-Giayor Lewis
P Knifen decided to-day that jim JET
fries and his sparring partner. SAN Ber-
ger. viii not be permitted 70 give an
exhibition Of sparring here tomorrow
night. Mayor Kninen says thar JeFries
can only give an exhibition OF his train
ing.
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Left on hases-rEining 9: Advent. First base
on balls-On Plmphrey. s; Of Horts. l. Struck
out-By Pumphrey. ?; By Horts. 3 Three-osse hits
DamDier. Hartz. TWo-hase hits-Grebel O. Sac
rihCe hy-Duney. Saoi1ce hit-Dampier- stolen
bases-DiVyer %. Rupert 81. D0Eney o. Burke.
H0rts. Hit by ritcher-By Pumphrey. Wild pstch-
Pumphrsy. Passed ball-Donn- Umpire-Mr. Handi-
Doe Tine of game-l hour and . minutes
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WnIInchs Are TVaIIoped.

Culpeper. Va, June 2S.-The first Of a
series Of three games with the Wallach
team OF Washington was played on the
Culpeper diamond this afternoon. result
Ing in favor OF the locals, 10 10 l. There
was drizziing rain throughout the game
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HEAVY HITTING WINS.
Pension Bureau Takes n smuggling
Watch from RIoominEdnIc.

The Pension Bureau nine took the
Bloomingdales into camp yesterday. in
tie Marquette League, by 10 20 T. McCar-
thy led al the bat with three hits, but
Murphy made the longest swat when he
put the bah over the center field fence
In the fifth inning. Sore.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Ar P-oEidsnce- PruFidence 5; Jersey CITY. 1
At Rochcrer-Flrst gzue: Roche--er 3. R-@,r,
secuId game Roeaes,er. !; Bu-salo. 2 (aftee1
irric-zf
A. Mo-rrsal-1Ic1treal 3: Toronto. I
Ar Nerark-NsEz-k J.: Baltizo-e. 3
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'Batted for Hahn IA ninth inning
fBatted FOR SUMMERS Ia eighth inning.
'Batted fc- Speers in tenth inning
Detroit ---------.-..----... o 0 o 0oOl II
Chicago o--.--...--.-.-.--... % o 0 0 0 U-I
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DROP ANOTHER ONE.
81. Stephens Easy Meat. for Crack
BrOOkIand Nine.

Brookland defeated St Stephens yes
terday afternoon. s 10 3. IN the Capital
City League.
Thompson, Railroad League pitcher.
was on the mound for Brookland. and
pitched good game. allowing the George
town boys only two hits. and striking
out nine men.
Howard led with the stick. getting a
double and a single out OF three trips 10
the plate. Score:
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Totals. --.--. 0 3 2 10 J
~Rafte-7 for Falkenh.--
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Jeft % bases-WoodbuTn s: ParkvieE. = F1st
base On balls-O6 Jnghans. J. Of Koehler. 1
Struck Olt-By Junshans. 4; hy Koehie- 4 Two
base hits-1fcXi1ney. Donzl6son. MADDOX Sacriacs
htts-W- Gallaghe-, Junghans. stolen bases-Steeis
o.. Hissr Thcnas Doualdson o. Nctutyre. Mao
cox 81. W. Gallagher. Collins Ohler p Ne
Fa-land l5 salon Double pI1y-JuuFhans %
sherman % Mcintyre. Hit hy pitchcr-By JunEhan5.
1: BY KOehlGr Wild pltch-Eoehler Passed
bsl-Salo-i Uupi7e-AIr. FlnneCzn Tine q rzus
- hour ard s. rlfnrtes
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NATIONALS LOSE OUT
Drop Game After Evening Up
Matters in the Eighth.
ALTROCK PLAYS IN HARD LUCK

Former White Sox TwirIer Is Hit
Freely, but Most BinEIes Are of
the Horseshoe Yariety-Is Slightly
Injured and Forced 10 Retire.
johnson Allows Winning Run.
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Earned nms-G. P. O., ?: Interior First base
By errors-lnterior. ;; 9. P. O.. l. Left OF bases
O. Z. O., ;; Interior 3. First base Oh balls-OH
Bolden, .; OF Taylor. 8 Struck out-By Boidsn. S.
hy TAYLOR. Thre5base hit-Waters. Tro-base
McKinnev Stolen bases-Johnscp.
Taylor. Irving. Bush, Audrick Bolden. Double
piay-LeEis 70 Taylor. Hit By pitchsr-By Taylor.
L Umpire-Mr. Holly. Tine Of eame-I ho,r and
- EinutsA
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STILL LEADING.
G. p. o. Beats Interior In COIOFed
Departmental League.

Departmental League.
G. p o. continues 10 hold the lead IN
the Colored Departmental League. and in
a well-played game they defeated the
Interiors yesterday. 10 to :.
Bolden and Taylor both pitched a
steady game. but the support OF Bolden
was superior to that accorded Taylor
Waters made a three-base hit that aided
in the scoring.
BarnweIrs one-hand stab IN center field
vas the sensational feature CO the day.
Score:
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IWo-tase hit-HObltzel. Inree base hits-Aiifcheu.
Bescner Gibson Sacridce hits-DCvncy. Ahstein.
Double plays-Mtlar % Ahstein l2l Miller %
Wagner 70 Ahstciu- Bases on bzIls-Od Ewing 81:
on Dublc. 2, on Camritz. 3 Struck 0ut-By
Ewing 2; by Camritz. Wild pitci-Esins
Jmp-res-Messrs. Emshe and O.Day. Tine 4
game hour and IS minutes
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Murphy. Left Oh bases-Philadelphia. 4; New York
, Struck cut-By Morgan. 3; by Doyle 3. Bases
on balls-Of Morgan. ); on Doyle, ]. Stolen bases
-Oldring Double piay-Chase to Sweeney Wild
pltcn-Morgan Umpires-Messrs. sheridan and
Kern. Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes A.
tendance-l58
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ SyTac1se-syTscls I; Troy, 8
Al Uuc2-Utica :: Albany &
Al BIrghamr0l-Bin Binshar1tcr. 4 Scrarccn. !
A. El1ira-Elmira. s. WiIkesbarrs. I
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BASEBALL FIN" Sf fS CANTILLON BUYS % fH4 AMATEURS

Red Sox. Milan hit to center in the Ma
tionals half of the last inning. but died
at the first sack
The Nationals left last night for New
York. where they open up for a series Of
four games to-day
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TRI-sTATE LEAGrE

AZ JohnsIo@n-Ei-S gzne- Altoona. 2 Johnro-n.
5 Seco1d el-as. Alfocua. q. Johnstoun Z
AZ NllarnsDoTr- Harrisburg. s. WIEa-sporr. Z
- IrCutcl-York. ?. Trenton Q
At ReldIrg- Lzncas-er 8 Realinr
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WESTERN LEAGUE

A. Wi-hira-Wlchita. =, Omaha. :
Al TUDekl-Top ;. Des 1Ioiuss. 4
AZ DeUe1-Dg1Tc- s. sioux CITY. 1
AZ Fuchlo-Pueolo. 3 Linco-n, s.
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ELBERFELD SAVES DAY.
Turns Defeat Into Victory for the
Yankees

Philadelphia. June 2S-with the score
to In favor OF the locals and with two
out in New York's half OF the ninth.
Elberteld sent an ugly one at Baker.
who made a good step. but could not
field the bail 10 first in time. Thus
started the dOings that gave the High
landers a victory. Score
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AZ NeT Oriears-Me1phis 4: Neu Orlsans G
A. Li-tle Eocz-Llrt.c Rock. g. Noble C.
Al Aoltg11eTy-1 Montgomery. 4; NashFlie fsf-
teen iEEings, LsrEncss'.
A. B-rui-s-zl.-Frst Ez11e- BiruiuEham- 2. A.
lana, . secold game: Bi-mnghzn. 6. Atlanta. .
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Left on bases-WashingtOn, 5; Boston,
6. First base on balls-On Altrock. 2; on
Wood l. Innings pitched-By AltrOck.
l-3: by Groom. 2-3: by Johnson, j; by
Wood. Is: by Steele. 2-3: by Arellanes.
/. Hits made-On Altrock. 9; off Groom.
l.: of Johnson, 2: of Wood. s: off Steele.
/: of Arellanes. l. Struck Out-By Alt
rock. /: by Wood, p Three-base hit
Wagner. Two-base hits-LOrd. Delehanty.
Lelivelt. Sacrifice hits-Conroy. Mcbride.
Hooper, Niles %, Thoney- Stolen base
LeliVelt UmpiTes-Messrs Perrine and
O'LOughlin. Time of game-l hour and s.
minutes. Attendance-2,064
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,Batted .5,oitad ioI GoTTidon IN sisath innins,
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Parkview Beaten Second Time By
WOOdburn.

Parkview was beaten again yesterday
IN the Suburban circuit. Woodburn turn
ING the trick, 10 70 6, In a loosely played
game.
McKenney and Maddox soaked the bah
for three hits aniece. Score.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At AuEusta-Augusta. q Mason. T.
AZ Tllle-sarsunah. 9. JaczsonzlIs. I
Al Co-ur1bla-Co-unhrs. 3; Colanhia.
At Chsrlestcl-Chzttsaacga. .. Char'esrau- q
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MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN AssoCIATIoy.

A. s. PaCl-Colrzn5us. .; 81. Pan. @
A. 1lnIeapo.is Minneapolis. :. Toredo-
A. h&nses Clry-LocisTlle. 3: Kansas CIR. 2
AZ AllWaukse- -Ir1ianapolis s. Milwaukee 4
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.
PLAY LOOSE GAME.

Az Andersoz-Chsrlotte. ;: Arde-soa- q
Al GrUClsoorO-GTeeIviIle, :: Greensboro. &
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Totals- - l' i2zl2 p To'als,---.---
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al HoiyoEe- Hartford. s; Hoiyoke. L
AZ g1elc-Sr-ing1e-d. s; New Haven. 8
A. NeT B-irzin-NsW Britain. 9. Bri5-snr- L
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Everything to keep the bow
comfortably and neatly dressed
during vacation.
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base OF banz-Od alcKright. I; o. Kuiehton. {.
Strrck out-By Echuisht. g, BY Knightou &
Threebass hit-CarruiL Two-hsse hits-Naredith.
Gra~es. MeKnizht e. Stolen bases-ETton- Dare
Carroll. Rapee. Ssrs.lo1 70. Taylor. Meredith
pogbis Eiay-Tsylor % Williams Pass-5 n1lis-
William2 2 EEton. z Unpire-Al-. Flyna Tans
q Eans-i hour E2Q o RinutS
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~ ENGLAND LEAGuE.

Az LoWel-LoTel. ?; LEursnce. L
~ Lgrn-Brocktca. 6, Lyun. O.
A. NeE Bedfa-d-HaTcrhfll e New Be5f,-5 I
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Iotals.-...-. ? szli
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STATION ON TOP.
ShOPmea TrOuneed, . to (, by Rail-
road League Leaders.

The Station team defeated the Shop
men, in the r. r. Y. n C. A League.
yesterday
Both Knighton and Mcknight tvirled
good ball. but the Station nine proved 70
De lucky. all their hits counting ThonD-
son made several good catches at third
base. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29

81. Lcuis......................5 Q02oo
Cleveland. 0 Q o 0 90
fnree-base hits-Fe-Tis. Jones. Sacrifice hit-Brad-
ley. Stolen baSes-Grggs. Hit by pstcher-Bv Petite
Bases on balls-of Petty. ?; OF Faikenberg. /:
on Sutton. L Struck oat-By Petty. 6: by Falken-
berg, :; b. Sutton. Left on hases-St Louis ).
Cleveland. IL Unpires-AleSsrs- Hurst and ConuoIIy,
Time o. GAme-l hour and g minutes. Attendance,
2o00.
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Did you see that hoy Holland rakinE in
those difficult chances in left field on
Saturday against the Baltimore Chapter.
A. / B.? Some class there
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CLEVELAND IS SHUT OUT.
Petty Holds Maps Down to Three
Hits and Has Easy victory.

St Louis, June 2s.-Victory this after
noon, 8 TO 0. gave St Louis the series
from Cleveland
Petty was effective, while both Cleve-
land pitchers were hit freely Scnre.
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Cobb Tannehm PurteIi. IsbeH Sullivan s-ole1
bases-Atz, Welday. Struck cut-By Burns 2. bv
Summers, 5. Bases on halls-Of Burns. 4 aH sum
ners. 2: OF Speers. ?. Double plays-Tanrehfu 10
lsoeli % l'urtell. At 70 Purtel 10 Tsnnehiu to
sullivan spcers 20 Stan1ge 70 Rossnan iZ Left
On bases-ChiczZo. 9; Detroit. s Hit bv pitcher
BY Spesrs. I. Umpires-MoSSrE. Egan ana Eyans
Time of game hours
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FINISH STRONG.
TwininE Athletic Club Wins I'm the
Last Inning

Twining showed five runs over the pan
in the last inning yesterday. and won in
good style from Advent. Is 10 10.
Rupert made four hits. while Burke
made a sensational catch in left field
Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
CANES TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
STANDING or TIE TEAMs.
BOSTONS ERRORS COSTLY.
Philadelphia Outbats Opponents and
Wins from Beaneaters.

the locals. and their, errors were not as
costly as those OF Boston. Score.
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SIGNS new TWIRLER
Manager CantillOn Purchases
HOylik, of Peoria, III.
HAS AN EXCELLENT RECORD
Credited with Twelve Wins and
One Draw Ont of Seventeen Games
Pitched-HaS n Fielding Average
OF .0Sz and "A Batting Mark Of .245.
Very Giant In stature.

Before leaving FOR New York last even
ing. Manager Cantillon announced that
be had purchased the release Of Pitcher
Hovlik. a highly-touted player OF the
Peoria team OF the Three I League.
Hovlik was recommended to the local
manager by Jim Johnson. the young out
fielder who accompanied the team on the
Southern trip last spring. Johnson IS
loud in his praise OF the pitcher. and
claims that he viii make good without
doubt
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PIRATES TURN TRICK.
By Timely Hitting They Nose Out
the Reds.

Cincinnati. June 2S.-Timely hitting won
to-day's game for the Pittsburgs. Score:
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SCHOOL CHILDREN DRINKERS.
Charge Made Against Pupils OF
8ayonne, N. j., Is Verified by
an Investigation.

New York, June 19.-The report
that drunkenness prevails among the
pupils in the Bayonne, N. j., public
schools has been verified, despite the
denials of the city officials, by spe-
cial committee of the school board,
whose report sustains the charges
made by DR.. Henry A. Abbott, med
ical inspector, that many children at
tended school under the influence of
liquor.
The board issued an appeal to par
ents, teachers and pupils to do their
utmost in discouraging the use of in
toxicants by the children of the city.
1t was also resolved to enforce the
law forbidding the sale of cigarettes
to boys under 16 years.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-06-23
TIE
Exceptional
Equfp,1er1f

Of the California Fig Syrup Co. and the
scientific attainments of it's chemists have
rendered possible the production of Syrup.
OF Figs and Elixir of SIENNA, in all of it,
excellence, by obtaining the pure medic--
inal principles of plants known to act most
bene6cially and combining them most
skillfully, in the right proportions, with,
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup Of
California Figs.
As there is only one genuine Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA and as the gen.
uine il manufactured by an original
method known to the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, it is always necessary to buy the
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enables
one to decline limitations or to return them
if, upon viewing the package, the full name
of the California Fig Syrup Co. is not found
printed on the front thereof.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-06-23
PERSONAL

Former President Roosevelt in an
article in the Outlook compared the
rule of the corporations with that of a
bloodthirsty mob.
Justice Mills in the New York SUI
preme court postponed the hearing on
Harry K. Thaw's application for re-
lease from the insane asylum at Mat
teawan until July 6.
Charles w. Morse, the convicted
New York banker and former 'ice
king" was freed from Jail on a $685.
900 bond.
Ralph Shull, a wealthy lumberman
OF Minneapolis, is going to the work
house for five days for exceeding the
automobile speed limit.
Charles w. Fairbanks, former vice
president of the United States, was
entertained in elaborate fashion by
the governor of Kyoto, Japan. He
was driven to his hotel in the gov
ernor's carriage.
Former Judge Abner Smith of Chi
cago is now librarian at the Joliet
penitentiary, where he was sent for
bank wrecking.
Francis E. Leupp resigned as In
dian commissioner and President Taft
appointed Robert G. Valentine to fill
the place.
Kaiser Wilhelm in an address to 60
British clergymen whom he received
at Potsdam, declared himself friend
of Great Britain.
The appointment of Viscount Ara
suke Some to be resident general of
Korea for Japan was announced in
Tokyo simultaneously, Prince Ito
was named president of the privy
council.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-06-23
WILL FORESTALL ROOSEVELT
Dr.. Ransford to Publish Book of His
Experiences in Hunting Big
African Game.

New York, June 19.-Former Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt will have a
literary rival in Rev. DR.. William S.
Rainsford, formerly rector of St..
Georges Episcopal church in this city,
one of the best-known preachers in
America, who has just returned after
spending four years abroad, most of
the time hunting big game in the ter
ritory now being traversed by Mr..
Roosevelt. DR.. Rainsford has already
written a voluminous report of his
own hunting experiences in which he
details the Staying of much big game.
The book is to be published in the fall,
thus anticipating the appearance of
any of Mr.. Roosevelt's African writ
ings by many months.