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The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
START SERIES TO-DAY
Two Sections to Open Battle
for Championship.
Belts AND HUGHES TO UMPIRE
First Named Official Chosen After
Long DiscUSsiOn-SHnday School
Championship TO BE Settled To-day
and Team from that Organization
VIII Not Play This Afternoon.

What promises to be the hardest
fought post-season series in the history
Cf the amateur game In washington will
be started to-day, when the champion
teams from the Capital City ana Mar
quette leagues will cross bats at Ameri-
can League Park. and the pcnnant win
ners Of the Railroad Y. VI. c. a and In
dependence leagues will meet at the Capt.
tai City grounds. First and NJ streets
northwest. Both games will be called
promptly at : o'clock. and ''Billy" Belts
and Shorty" Hughes will be the UNI
pires.
Mr.. Belts was chosen 20 umpire in
place OF Nr Setley. Of the Capital City
League, the commission feeling that he
had had more experience than the last
named, and his choice is bound 10 please
the many followers Of the amateur con-
tests.
As the contest to-day In the Sunday
School League will decide the title in
that organization, the game scheduled by
the representative OF the Sunday school
League at American League Park to-day
had TO be postponed
Brentwood and Agriculture are the ia
vorites for The District title. and 10 is a
toss-up between them. Sanders has
thrown in his lot with the Agriculture
club, as was predicted in The Washing
ton Herald some weeks ago. With san
ders and Newberry. the Aggies present a
formidable appearance in the pitching de-
partment, and Brentwood Will have 10 do
some tall batting 10 cop the trophy
Batteries for To-day.
Brentwood viii put It's best lineup in
the field to-day to face the Pension Bu-
reau lads. either Kerr or Balzer going
III the box. and Noyes being at the re-
ceiving end. while Green will probably do
the pitching for the Pensioners. with Mace
catching.
Union Station viii pitch Its star twi-ler,
Forrest Thompson. II mis- arm is IN shape
al the time 20 start to-dGy's battle. and
Legge Will be behind the pan. Agrlcul-
ture has a corps OF good men 20 choose
from. and Ferguson OF Hummer may be
Manager Evans selection, with Veneman
or SCuder catching
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Livingston Starts 1t.

In the Nth. Livingston started the
racket with a clean single 10 right.
Plank filed TO Browne, and Hartsel gave
Milan an easy sky-scraper. Danny Muir
ply dubbed one Of Groom's wide-break-
ing curves TO the right field foul line.
just a few inches inside Browne was
slow in returning the bali to the plate.
and Livingston came home all the wav
from first base. Collins. next up. smash
ed 10 center for two bases and Murphy
crossed the plate. Baker walked. and a
minute later Collins was caught at home
on one OF the prettiest plays Of the game
when Street made a short throw 10 Nc
Bride on Bakers attempted steal and
Mcbride snapped the ball to the plate
ahead Of Collins.
Groom was master Of the situation dur
ing the remainder Of the game. and
Plank was equally as effective until the
ninth. In this inning Germany Schaefer
led Off with two bagger to the center
field fence Unglaub singled over second,
but Schaefer was held on third. Killifer
slashed through Barry and Baker, scor-
ing Schaefer.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

No game to-day.
Nationals VS.. Tigers tomorrow.
II George Mcbride had only lined out
O safe one.
Killifer looks better every day. Joe
should play bim regularly,
Two hits for Schaefer His two-bag-
ger in the ninth was responsible for a
run.
The Nationals left for Detroit last
night. everybody going along except
Blankenship and KahOe.
Bob Groom collected another nit. To
the surprise of everybody, including
himself, he smashed out clean single
In the third.
Manager Cantillon is saving Dolly Gray
for Detroit. and figures that the clever
southpaw will just about deliver the
goods Friday.
In the ninth inning with Baker up.
''Topsy' Hartsel tried 10 steal home
He might have made IL but for a fool
play by the batter
Germany" Schaefer's work yesterday
made the biggest hit in the world with
the first-base bleacher crowd. He stands
solid with the bunch which made life
miserable for Delehanty.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT

Bridwell, the Giant shortstop. IS said
20 have recovered from the trouble with
his eyes
Clyde Engle. Of the Yankees. has got
back something Of his early season hit
ting stride.
Earl Moore's work is attracting at,en-
tion all over the circuit. Cleveland and
the Yanks were once sure Earl would
never make goo1 again.
It's a rare day that sees not SOM. scout
reporting the landing OF a minor league
phencm. The clubs are stocking I'D with
enough talent 10 run several leagues.
Bresnahan has string on stony Nc
Glynn. the Milwaukee pitcher. who has
landed ten shu,-out games this season.
VIII the Cardinal boss yaak that string?
Maclrs success with his team shows
that II isn't the shedding OF dollar bills
by the management or past regulations
on the field that make a championship
club.
Pop Moren keeps on denying that he
ever save Lew more than S1O0 q game.
and that only for one contest. No Won
der Lew slumped- Come up with more
cash. dad.
Cy Young's old way Of warming up was
economical in steam consumption. Cv
shunted the bail 10 the catcher and the
catcher shunted back. and Cy was ready
for war
No less than eight men have been tried
at second base by George Stalines this
season. They are Ward, knight. Austin
Vaughn, Orth, Cree, Laporte. and Gard
ner. The last named wifi get the job
next year.
Arellanes. the Red Sox Mexican twirler.
was almost a Yankee once He signed
with them. but had also put his name TO
other clubs papers When the national
commission got through with the tangle
the Yanks had no claim
The following tid-bit came from the
pen Of ball bug way down in sunny
Tennessee:
"Ach. Eeber Gott'
Says Hans: 'Tis nok
One stitch in tine
Dot caves der nine;
Il seems 70 me"
SAYS Hans saws ho.
Dis stitch q mine
II sIOils der rine."
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
PECK IS BLANKED.
Christmas Register Shut-out I'm the
Sunday school Circuit.

By defeating Feck. 70 O, yesterday IN
the Sunday School League. Ninth ties
Eethany Tor first place in the race for
The nag.
Joh-ay Carroll was on the mound F5r
the Christians. and twi-ied a steady
game. holding the Georgetown boys safe
az all times. and only once were they
able 10 set a man IS far as third. Powell.
on the other hand. was not in the best
of form. giving four bases on balls and
allowing eight hits. which were made at
oppC-tune times
J. Murphy made three good catches II
center field for the losers, while 1iore.and
made long run up behind third base
and handled Milton Broome's pop ay
easily
walter ard Quantreue scored six Of the
seven runs. and both Octted az q 1000
clip, the former getting his base on balls
twice and the latter making a sacrifice
The second ffrr-1 rrv C00~a-
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
JOHNSON OFFICIALLY FIRES
UMPIRE TIMOTHY HURST

President Ban johnson has
officially removed Timothy Hurst
from the American League StnT
OF uTnpires for the alleged act of
splitting In ths face of Second
BnSemHn Collins, n the PEIIndeI-
Phia Athletics, HIrst sn,s that
the insults TO which the PhiIa-
dolphin players subjected him
possibly m1dc him ,osc his head.
and hopes that IN tie course of
time he VIII be forgiven.
Hurst may be n scrapFer and
hot-headed when under IRE. but
ke Is both honest md fearless,
md has never been accused OF
being n ''hOme uIaptre.- IN fact.
players In general Will admit
that they would rutkcr have
Hurst umpire their Samex on the
roHd tE0u any other judge of
play. Mnny hard t',ings nre said
10 umpircS on the ball field
which do not reach the sEccta-
tors ears, but che umDI-cS nre
protected by the rules. and are
not expected 10 resent insults by
nets OF violence. Hence Tie dis
missEI cf HUrSt, wkIch, however,
may not keep him permanently
of the diamond.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
TRUSTCOMPANYW WINS
Defeat Merchants and Me-
cianicS on White Lot.
VICTORY GIVES THEM PENNANT
Bankers League Championship De-
cided After GrueIinE Race-West
Makes Home Run and single, While
Brooks Gets Two SingIes-Mer-
chants Score All Runs I'm sixth.

After a hard race. the American Secur-
ity and Trust Company team won the
championship OF the Bankers League,
defeating the Merchants and Mechanics
nine On the White Lot yesterday. Z to 2.
The American Security and Trust Com
pany boys made three runs in the open
ing round when Howard and Maloney
drew passes and West landed on a swift
one for a home run.
in the Gfth they scored two more on
Boyl1in's double ami two errors By the
opposition. TWO runs were made in the
next session on two m.splays and another
bilgle.
The Merchants made their only scores
IN the sixth turn al bat. when Barnes
and Eberly walked and both counted on
Carpenters smash.
West led al the bat with a home run
and a single. while Brooks made two
singles Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
WASHINGTON RIDER INJURED
Horse Falls with George Harris at
Berryville Horse Show.
He Is Taken TO Hospital. Where
Ee Has Not ReEaiued.
Consciousness.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.

I SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
B.rryville. Va. Aug. Is. - The second
days exhibition. while iaterfered with
by showers and muddy field, brougn,
forth an immense crowd. and was marred
by only one accident In the second
heat OF the half-mile race for horses
owned in this and adjoining counties.
Silver Brook. ridded by George Harris.
Of Washington. was crowded 10 one OF
the turns and fell rolling over on his
rider. Harris was taken 10 Dr. fuckers
hospital. and is resting easily. although
be has not entirely regained conscious
ness II is thought he is only suffering
from the shock. as no bones are broken.
The riding Of Miss Cher5onnier. the
driving of Mrs. Allan Potts. and the high
Jumping Of Leith's Roustabout were easily
! the features OF the day
Col John S Mosby was again the cen
ter OF a large group of ex-Confederates.
and was kept busy shaking hands with
men who wore the gray.
The Summaries.
Standard bred staIions-First, Adams & Hinch-
nan.
Ha'fbrcd colts one year old-First, l. J. Foley;
second. G. II. YolinE.
Harness horses foaled in ls09-First. BENJAMIN L
Byc-s; second. T. z. Kitchen
Harness horses enc year Old-FlTSt, Benjamin. I.
Bycrs; third. DR.. 4. b. Tucker.
IEOrCughbTcd stallion and three q his Get
First J. NJ II. Clargett
Hackney staIlion-First Charles MuIhkin: SEC
ond. ". ". Mcdonald.
Heavy draft thrcc-yoar-ods-Flrst. ". l. Ban.
son; second G. \. Jones third. R. p Durau
RoldStCy, five years cd and upVari-Firyr Pack
cit Brothers. second. +. W. Bennett, third Pack
EFT Brothers.
Harness horses. all ascs-Firzt. Mrs. Allan Potts.
second. Bowlcs Brothers; third. BcTlcs Brothers.
GeEtlcmca's park saddle horsc-tirst, Miss Tin
ker and Mrs HendcTsJa; second. Mrs Allan Potts
third George 4. Bowen.
Light and middlc-weiyht hunterS-First l. D.
Benneri second, F. II. Wea;herbce; third. Blen-
helm Farm
Heavyweight huuters-FIrst. Mrs Allan Potts;
secoad L. d. Berucr. :hird. E. H. weatherbe.
Horses in EamcsS-Flr-t. johnson Russell; sec
ond, BoWles Brothers; third. Blenhcm Farm.
Ponies twelve hands and under-Firt Miss Helen
WitSers; second. Master Allen Morris; third Henry
Shepherd.
High steppTs IN harress-First. MrS. Allan Potts
seconc BCwlcs Brothers; third. DR.. 4. 7. Osborne.
Combination harness and saddle-First Julian
Norris second. Miss Tinker and Mrs Henderson;
third Miss Ti!ghmsn.
Park tandcu-First Bowles Brothers: second DR.
Osborne and DIT. Plaster: third T. l.. Rcdmon
High jump-Frst. Leighton Stables: second. C.
W Bradshaw
Obstacle jump-First Z. H. wca,herbce: second
Mrs Allan Potts: thiHi. Miss Tinker and Mrs.
Hrnd Tsrn.
Hunt tegms-Fir1t. Kcsuick Hunt Club Julian
Morris; second, Castle Hill HINT. Ms Allan
Potts. VI. 7. H.: third. Blue Ridge Hunt F. B.
Jacobs ". +. j.
-Four iu-hard-First. Dr. A. z. Osbcruc: second.
Charles Auikiu
Race; half-milo hcats-First c. c. Safer
Ouc-milp h1t-FirSt. c. II. Epps; second. c. c.
Safer; third. John frazcr
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WILL PLAY TWO GAMES.
Southern and station 70 Clash at
American League Park.

Southern Railway and Union station
the two best teams Of the r. r. Y. VI. c.
A. League meet I'm a doUble-header Sat
urday. August q, at American League
Park, first game called at 2.30 p m.
Since the beginning Of the season these
two teams have met four times. each
winning two games, and Saturdays con
tests are sure to be interesting.
Thompson ard Knight are Manager Nc
ElrOy's selections for the twirllng. with
Bell behind the bat. Capt Mcknight viii
play first. Meredith, second base. and
Taylor, Lintnicum. Stratton. Russ, or
Thompson in the outfed.
Manager Spence will doubtless pitch
Young in the first game end either
Hughes or Scnseney in the second. With
Bur- and Moriss to catch. Bucklcr viii
be on first; Hendritz. on second: Walker.
short stop; Risden, third base, and Quinn,
Lehman. Beach. and Senseney in the
outer gardenA
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Joe GanS to Umpire.

ice Cans. eX-l' Ght-we,ght champion Of
the world, viii umpire the GouSle-hc2der
at Union Leacue Park. Fifteenth and II
streets northeast between tie Belmont
Tigers and the L0fayct;cs next Saturday.
The Bcimonts have defeated most OF the
stronEes. teams IN Washington. while the
Lafay2tteS have just returned from q
sour through Virginia. West Virginia.
Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey,
winning fifteen straight games.
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'Batted for Milan in the seventh.
fRntted for Iellvelt In the ninth

philadelphia. 0 0 0 0 o.
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WITHDRAWAL Of LAJOIE
DUE To UNJUST CRTTICISM

The withdrawn! OF LaiOIe from
the management Of the CIeve-
lands II net wholly unexpected.
This fine ball player has been the
target for Ulwarrsnted abuse
from Cleveland critics and fans
nj seosOn. Even though the
owners OF the club expressed sat
isfaccion with his management,
there was no Ict-uP In the anvil
chorus. Il Il r matter of record
tsat no rlajo- league manager
ever produced a winner under q
WitSCrinE frc Of criticism and
unsolicited .d-icC.
The same state OF nTnirs cx-
fists ia Brooklyn, II. Louis. and
WHSain-,on. where Che heads OF
Managers LumlCy, NcAIcer. aud
CEatjiIOu are RI demand. Even
Cfnciuruu II ClaTaorlnE for N
succ ccSSor 20 Clark Crimth. II iS
conceded ,h-f thc New York.
Chicago, 8OStOa, nnd PhIindrk
rhIa critics and fans are more
iaduI-Crt than those of any Of
the otler biz towns.
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TWO MORE FOR MAPS.
LnJOic, Free from managerial Cares,
Phys Grent Ball.

Cleveland. Aug. lS-Cleveland took an
other double-header from St. Louis this
afternoon, 70 0 and 5 to 2, Berger and
Falkenberg outpitching Bailey and Petty.
while their support was brilliant in the
extreme.
Lojoie. free OF cares OF management by
his resignation last night. put up re-
markablc game at second. a hair-raising
one-handed stop in the first game. and a
wonderful leaping stop Of a high bounder
in the second, on which he threw the
runner out while still in the air. being
particularly startling Scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
Groom Scntters Rits.

Plank and Groom were the opposing
slab artists Groom was hit safely eleven
times. but with the exception Of the fifth.
kept them well scattered. Washington
could DO nothing with Planks offerings
until tie ninth. Both teams played error
less ball, the fielding Of Mcbride and
Barry were the only noteworthy features.
In the fourth the visitors filed the
bases. With two gone. il was TO Rube
Oldring 10 poke the ball out Of some
body's reach. A feeble infeld tap was
the extent Of his efforts. and the fans
heavcd q sign Of relief
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
GIANTS WIN TWO.
PhiIlies Are Beaten Twice by New
York Nationals.

York Nationals.
Philadelphia. Aug. Is.-New York gain
ed a few points on the Chicago Cubs in
victory, especially after the second inning.
Ct second place IN the National Le1gue
chase by landing both games from the
Phillies to-day. the first game being a
one-sided affair, which resulted in a Il 70
score. and the hnal ending in a 5 10 4
verdict for the Giants.
In the opening contest everything broke
for the Giants. which, with the glaring
errors Of commission on the part Of the
Phillies, made the game n farce.
Philadelphia used up four pitchers. TIE
second game looked like a sure Quaker
their efforts 10 oUst the champions out
when the Murrays hammered Raymond
good and hard. getting four runs across
the plate. but Bugs settled down TO his
stride after that inning, and thereafter
prevented n Philly from crossing the rub
Der. Scores
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

Plank, ? TwO-base hits-Schaefer Muir
ply, Collins (2). Sacrifice hits-COnroy,
Lelivelt, Murphy Stolen bases-Collins,
Baker. Oldring Double plays-Groom 10
Unglaub: Schaefer TO Mcbride. Passed
ball-LivlngstOn. Umpires-MesSrs. Egan
and Evans. Time of game-l hour and u
minutes AttcndancC-2.7S ISL
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
BEAT THE TRAINLIEK.
Young TwirIs Good Game and
Southern Wins Easily.

southern defeated the Trainmen in The
Railroad Y. ". c. a League yesterday.
Q 70 =
Both teams made e strong finish, South
ern making Ave runs and the Traiumea
three IN the last inning
Young, who toed the slab for the win
ners. pitched good ball. allowing only
two hits. and making eight fan the air.
BistoH led at TIE bat, with two doubles
and a single. while Sullivan played a
good game at short. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

1No-base hi;s-Cobb Mullin. Mtier. Douchcrtv
TonneMl. Sacrifee hits-Dclehanty. Parent. Stolen
hases-Parcnt. Isteu. Bases on balls-Od Mullin a.
~ WALSH. Left On bases-Detroit. 6: Chicago
l0' Str'lck olt-!iy Mullin. Z; by Walsh :. Dou-
ble pays-Schmidt 10 Nlcriarity 10 Bush. Schmidt
20 Bush. Umpires-NcsH Connolly and KERN.
Time q same-2 hours and 10 minutes Attend.
aucc-flS'
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LtIt % U15VS-o olItltr1. = IrlinCel. : ms
base Oh balls-Of Young, ?; Of Ryou 7. Innings
pltchcd-By Young. Z, by Hughes. J. Hits uade-
Of Young. ., Cf HEghcS ,; OF Ryon. l. S-rlck
cut-By Yong. s, oy Hughes. ,: by Ryo- e. Two
na1e hi'1-Eis1cn. Stolen b1Scs-Henr.tze. Buck
ltr. Norris Double piay-A-dtrSCu 70 Boswell.
Hit by ritcaer-By Young. 4. Wild pitch-Hgshes.
PASSED ual.s-NorilSs Anderson. Uu0ire-llr Tay-
l-r- Time Of glme-l Lorr ard 10 m!nu,eS
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Wins XetInnd PIn+e.

! Stockton. England, Aug. IS.-The Zet-
/ land Plate. 20j s3vereigns, for three-year-
I oids and upward one mile and a half.
was won to-day by ". Astor's Mirador.
Sir Ernest Pagets Carysanthemum was
/ second.
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lIntthc,rn Ir Lct nnt

d. Matthews. of the G. p o. team IN
the Colored Departmental League, has
been let out by that club owing TO the
fact that he is not IN the government
service, but will probably play in outside
contests.
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York Mt Philadelphia.
St. Louis nt PlttSburg.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Pittsburg. Aug. B-Two more games
were taken from 81. Louis by Pittsburg
to-day. to 3 and ? to !. The second
game was a pitchers battle between Ra-
leigh and Camnitz.
PittsbuTg was able TO get but two hits
or the nineteen-year-old boy pitcher in
nine innings. yet won the game Wag-
rers home run in the first game. tying
the score, was O feature. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
DECIDING GAME To-Day.
Ninth and Bethany TO Play in sun
day school League.

day School League.
Ninth and Bethany will meet to-day in
the deciding game in the Sunday School
League
The BaDtists have defeated the Ninth
SLTeeters four straight times and are
confident Of taking to-day's game with
ease. The Christians. on the other hand.
are undauntcd by their many defeats ct
the hands Of the Bethany tribe and are
preparing 70 give tie Baptlsts the hard
est tussle OF the season.
Litchheld, Bethanys sideWheel worker
VIII toe the r1bber for the Blooming
dale Churchmen. while BUsher with his
fast ball and fine curves viii whin her
across for Manager Loves combination
The game viii start al go sharp and
VIII be played on the league grounds at
Thirteenth and d streets northeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
SHUT OUT DETROIT.
Chicago ShOves the Tigers Down
Another Notch.

Detroit Aug. 1S.-Chicago defeated De-
troit again to-day by score Of . to
0. and thereby showed the Tigers into
third place.
Chicago get their runs In the opening
session. when Altizer doubled over first
Mullin threw Parents sacrifice low 10
Rossman. Isbell walking. filling the bases
Dousherty doubled. Altlzer and Parent
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sEcnNn rA,tr

Left on bases-Boston. ?; New York. t. Bases
on bals-OR Cicotte. 2; of Chesbro. l. Struck
out-By Cicotte i: by Chesbro. 3 Threebase hits
Wagner t2l, StahL Two base hits-McConneu
LapoHe. Sacrifice hit-Demmitt. Sacrifice ny-
keelcr. Stolen base-Stahl- Double plav-Stabl 70
Cicotte TO Carrigan- Umpires-Messrs perrine and
Sheridan. Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
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FIRST GAME.

Let on hases-New York. s; Philadclphia g.
Bases on ealis-Of Corridon. .; Of Foxen. >: of
Covalesd. .. on Sclnlon. l. Struck out-B, WijtSe
6; by Scanlon. l. Thrcc-base hit-Shafcr Two-base
hits-Seymcur. Doyle Grant. Mcconnell Murray
Sacrifice hit-Deviin. Stolen bascs-Nutse Deylin
o. Seymour. Meyers. Murray. Latham shafcr
Hit by pitcher-By Wiltse !; By Foxen. l. Passed
ball-Jacklitsch. UmrircS-Messrs. Riger and KLEIN
Time Of gamc-2 hours and minut,-
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
ENGRAvERS ARE BEATEN.
Municipal TrOunces Bureau. in the
CoIOred Depa rtment:I Icrrue-

Municipal administered a scins.ng de-
feat 70 The Bureau team yesterday in the
Colored Departmental League. Z to G.
The pitching OF Hail. Of the Bureaus.
and the heavy hitting OF Reynolds were
features
l.. Hall. Of Municipal Interfe-ed with
one Of REYNOLDS line drives and re-
ce.ved 2 hraEan Gnsar. 500.
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WagneP's Home Run Feature
of First Contest.
SECOND GAME PITCHERS DUEL
PittNburg Gets Two Hits on Raleigh,
yenr-OId Twirler, In
This BnttIe-Contcst Proves to Be
Hard Fought and Exciting One
from Start TO Finish.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, liz Philadelphia, L.
New York, >; Philadelphia, 1.
PittSburg, Is; 81. LOui-, ,.
PlttSburs, =; 81. Louis, 1.
Chicago, - Cincinnati, 1.
Boston vs.. BroOkIyn-Rain.
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SECOND GAME

Iwo-base hit-Joncs. Three base hit-Hiachmau
Sacrifice hit-Stone. Stolen blscs-St0yau Hinch-
man. Stone Bases on bals-Of Falkeuberr .:
of Petty. . Lcft cn bases-Cleyeland g.. ST. Louis
& Struck oG-B- FalkenAcrg. 8; Is Petty. l.
Wild pitches-FalkCnberg %. Umpircs-Nr
OLoughlin- Time Il glme-I hour and 70 minutes
AttcndauCc-SeZ7
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I"lboSc hlts-honltCFy. ETaN7 Nil90n. Wagner.
Barhcau. Threc-baso ht-Kouc'cy. Hone run
Wagner stolen basc-Barbenu. Sa-ri1ce hit
Phelps. S1C-ilco tlIcs-Eyars Wilson Double
p.Ay-PhiiiTpC % Abstein 20 BarbcaI. Bases on
b1Ls-Of EaChman. 2 Struck Cu;-By Adams 3.
by Bachman. 2 Hit by p;chcr-By Rachnan /
Umpircs-MessCs- JohUCtone and Kane. lime q
gamc-l hour and 55 mint tcs
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The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
FIRST GAME.

ANFulro hlld-Ll-0lc ". ban. Stone, Jones
Sacrifice hits-BeTgU Birmingham. Stolen base
Lord. Bases on baIs-or Berger. .: or Bailey. 5.
Left on bases-Cleyelaud. .; st. Louis. g. Struck
out-By Bo-gcr. :; by Bailey. :. Passed ball
Easteriy- Wnd pitch-Bailgy. Ump.rc-Slr.
OLouslln. Tine cf samc-I hour ard 40 minutes.