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New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
MusT REVIEW MET. ASSESSMENT.

The Metropolitan Street Railway Com
many obtained yesterday in the Supreme
Court a writ of certorari for the review
of The assessment made on its property
bv the Board of Tax Commissioners for
the 1910 taxes The assessment was on $3,
IN 600 which the company said was an
nyeryaluation OF 81 327, 900. The company
added that the market value of the prop
ertv was 81 207. $50. and that II should be
ASSESSED At that amount.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders attorney !
Interest per cent, unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER II
with name and address OF purchaser
OCTOBER 81.
MANHATTAN


Interest " per cent. unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER 81
MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE- " cor 173d 81 Iooxa5-
Sept 10; yr, per cent. Emkaar Realty "a ~
Aaron Goodman; 10000; address 37s Grand .,
DDWN1NG ST. s. 125 II of Bedford ST
lhxtO; Aug l; yrs; J W Meyer to Edward
BeInent trustee; $3.50. attorneys, Alexander 4.
Green. 120 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE, 22o and ODD n W cor 33d
81 /" sty brk. 2bsxloo oct -. yr 6 per cent
Isabella ID Devtne to Loretta + Cosgrove; 81 900.
address. 252 West I'D st ~'''''
Park ROW. Pearl St 3 IOx54 1Ox
lrres. m; Oct 81, yrs. Ellen c O'Rourke,
WlIe or Daniel j, TO American Mortgage 90:
Sls,Gg address ~ Nassau St ~
,oh hhiNlNGToN ST, =, 20 II W of Clinton St 2,x
Ioo, OCT II due as per bond; Charles FaIkepberg
81 al TO Herman Falkenberg. S26. 600: address,
RIVERsIDE DRIVE. e s. 1915 II n ~ 1tstb
81 os- sNl23 10. Oct 81 yrs; Paterno Bros tn
LAWYERS little Insurance and Trust Co. s2a5 600
address. 160 Broadway F--'
5F NICHOLAS AVE. n W cor 1T2d St a4 6,
iv,; p m prior mtg s195. .O0D. Oct 81 due Aprtl
]. lol2. per cent. Louis Rosenberg ana Samuel
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
MARK BUYS MIDTOWN PROPERTY

The Twenty-fifth Construction Company
has sold the two six story apartment houses
at Nos COS. go, 6l2 and GA East 9Th street,
to Jacob Mark The purchase is for an in
vesting Improvement purpose
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
Mr.. DICKINSON DUE HERE NOV. T..

Washington. oct 2l.-Secretary Dickin-
son Of the War Department IS expected 10
arrive IN New York from his trip around
the world November :. The War De
psrtn1ent to-day instructed the Department
or the East 10 make preparations for ac-
CoTdinE him q suitable reception.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
LEoNIA TERRACE LOT SALE

An auction Of one hundred choice lots at
Leonia Terrace, y. J., will be held on the
premises on Saturday, November l2, at 1
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
BOROUGH OF BRoOkLYS.
OCEAN STEAMERS

to lard on Long Island Real Estate will boom.
Would YOU like to New York City buitI-
ing lot for $107 Write for full particulars and
free railroad tickets W. 9. REEVES & co IA
r. 23d Street. y. " City.
$50 PER MONTH AND $500 CASH BUYS A
beautiful family house. direct in the heart
OF Jamaica. three blocks from Fulton st. price
s.. .OOO. ALFRED COHEN. - West 42d 81. y
Y city: 459 Fulton St. Jamaica Jamaica Of
fee open Sundays
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01

Louis Veinberger; 5i5 yrs from Nov l. 1917
$3.50; address. $40 East 9th St
14TH ST. 349 East store. etc; Christian IS
and ano to Frederick y II Kluksmeier. 4" ,.,b
from May l. 1910; $3.50; address $40 East lf'i'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Oct. 3l.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were a S follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LgT
wEsICHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unobstructed river frontage. 80 nod
ern residences near completion Address
PHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Philinsa Manor NarH Enr.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
IHE BRONX

STORY ENUE-Andrew Hally sold fC
Raymond Page the lot. 2jN103 feet. on the sout
side of Story avenue, 100 feet west of On
stead avenue. I-nionport
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Edwin n Nordlinger et al: 1880 attorneys
BandIer q Haas. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
ALTERATIONS
LIS PENDENS.

MADISON ST. 900; 70 . sty ana oaSsr,-, -
n ZIet. go Grand ST. architect COST so'VVV-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01

oct oE-T'he Tacoma. At Guantanamo
Oct 2a-The AlsN. Hampton Roads. the
celtic. Boston, the Princeton. at ANA
pala. the IWsna. Rockiand Me: the
North Carolina at Portsmouth. X. H. the
south Dakota. A. 7ihu1ou- the Smith. the
Flusser. the LsmsCn and the Reid. AT Hamp-
fdn Roads
Oct 36-The Delaware SeI-aU Point. the
Dolphin Al Key West and Havana: the West
Virginia and the MARYLAND. At Mare Island
Light.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01

o. 2a-The celtic from Cape r7d BAY for Boz-
ten. the South Dakota from Mare Island for
Tihuron. Cal. the Smith. the FIusser the
Iamson and the Reid from Baltimore for
Hampton Roads.
Oct. 30-The smith. the Flusser. the Iamson
and the Reid. from Hampton Roads FOR New
York City. the Wheeling and the Petrel.
from Gibraltar for Funchal. the Delaware
from Norfolk for SewaH Point: the Triton
from Norfolk for Washington. the DOLPHIN
from Havana fer Santiago de Cuba. the
West Virginia and the Maryland. from Mare
Island for Mare Island Light. the Patuxent
from Guantanamo for Niquero. Cuba
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01

CLINTON ST. 1859 3 sly brk 2Ox5o. Jan so.
1907: Chevra Thilom Anshei Wishkowe to Isaac
Marks: $500.
ESTATE of Daniel Kingsland; interest in real
and personal estate thereof, Charles h sutton
and others to Edward McNickar. exr: Jan =.
1885, So 600; attorney, Bull * Edgar - Will
ian st
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01

BEGINS at W cor of premises hereby in
tended TO be granted at point on Centre Cnow
f. 179thD st, adj lot property heirs John
Napes West Farms runs @ 1179x 40x
s III TO 18th 81 n " 40 TO beg; Oct
26. 1903; August II Potts to Josephine \ Thi-
baut: 81 0OO attorneys, Philbin. Berkman K
81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-01
THE BRONX.

62D ST 236 West. sty brk, 2jx1OO-5; April
o. 1909: Lena Greenberger to Fanny Schoen-
cid: 1850; attorney. Paul Gross. 3O2 Broad
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
Indians start Foothan.

Carlisle, Pa, Sept. 10.-The Carlisle In
dian football team has this week started
light preliminary practice for the football
candidates who have now returned 20 the
school from their summer work, under
the auspices of Carlisles practical out
ing system. There is a dearth OF old
material The only old players who ap-
peared in toys were ex-Capt Libby and
Left End Kennerly. Capt Houser is ex-
pected in any day from his home in the
West. and Jordan is expected early next
week. Burd. Thorpe, and Newashe have
not yet been heard from, while 1t is
known definitely that Germaine. Solo
man. and Waseuka will not be candidates
for the team this fall. The latter is here,
but has played his four years at Carlisle.
and is assisting Coach Warner with the
new material
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Johnson's speed was entirely too much
for Beckendorf.
Baker liked the fast ones johnson
served up. banging out three hits.
Three Of the four hits made Off Morgan
were inheld taps beaten out
Umpire Collihower gave Washington
the worst Of it. Baker was out at sec
ond. trying 10 stretch his hit into a
double in the sixth. but he was declared
safe.
Cy Morgan took no chances being hit
by Johnson. for he stood on the edge Of
the batter's box and stepped out Of it
when hitting at the ball.
Bakers stop Of Conroy's grounder in
the ninth was a fine bit of fielding. The
bail took him off his feet. but he held
it and got up in time to throw perfectly
TO FIRST
Paddy Livingstone proved 10 be the
right man for sacrifice hits. He ad-
vanced two runners twice, but neither
effort resulted In a score.
Johnson is cutting down the strike-out
record for a season held by WaddeH
He got eight more to-day and needs only
twenty-four more to break the record Of
3Ol.
Collins ran all the way to second when
Beckendorf missed his third strike in the
eighth, but was declared out because
first base was occupied at the time.
Johnson's fast ones and Morgans spit
call caused many fouls into the upper
stands and the spectators were kept
busy lodging the flying leather.
The outielders did not have much to
do. The Athletics had four put-outs 20
their credit. while Milan was the only
Washington outfelder 10 have a put
out IN the entire game.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Chicago, Sept 1.-two hits, an error
by Steinfeldt and two sacrifices gave
Pittsburg to-days game in the ninth BY
a score Of TO 4. Evers was put out Of
the game in the third inning for disputing
Umpire Rigler's decision on a strike BY
Leifeld The police were called to escort
Rigler Off the field after the game ended.
C~Ore-
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

Runs-Roaeh O.. Burns. Carrier o.. Clgioe. Grs-
ham, Mccain. ". Findlay Compton. Frs. base
b. erors-St. Ignatius. 2; ST. Nicholas. 5 Left
on bascs-St. Igratius. 5: ST. Nicholas. s First
base on halls-Of J. Howard 2: Of H. Findlay. ;
Struck out-By Findlay. s. BY Howard. g Two
base hits-Cruice H. Findlay Sacrifice hit-P. How
ard. Stolen bases-CruiCe. Murphy Maver. Carrier
W. Findlay a.. Wild ptch-Hovard Umpires-
Messrs, Hickey and Sanders. Time OF game-l hour
and 50 minutes
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Unglaub singled TO left center. scoring
Gessler and Mcbride Beckendorf flied
out
Lord opened the Athletics eighth with
a single and went TO third when Becken-
dorf failed to hold Collins third strike
Bakers triple scored Lord. Davis famed
and Murphy flied 10 Milan.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

Ruus-D. Jones e. Delehanty o.. OLeary Nc
lutyre. Crawford a. Monarty o.. Bush %.
Schmidt, Graney. stovan Turner Two-base hit
Schmidt Three-base hts-Delehanty stoyau TlIr-
ncr Crawford. Stolen bases-Bush o. McIntyre
ID. Jones. Bases on balls-Oh Summers !: OF
Hardness. 2: of Falkenberg. 2: Of Doane. g. Hit
b. ritcher-By Summers, !. Left on hases-Defroit
s; Cleveland. s. Struck out-By Summers. .: By
Falkenberg. l. Umpire-Mr. Egan. Tune Of game
hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
TIGERS GIVE MAPS
4 BAD DRUBBING
Pound Three TWirlerS for
Total of Nineteen Hits.

Cleveland. Sept. Astounding Hargess.
Falkenberg, and Doane for nineteen hits,
Detroit won from Cleveland. Is 10 3, to-
day. Summers held Cleveland TO five
hits. errors helping the Maps 10 Their
runs. Crawfords batting was the fea-
ture. Score:
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St. NIcholas, CO. Enrlr Lead.

ST Nicholas. the New York winner,
clashed with the St Igratius Club in the
opening game and landed an easy vic
tory. to 8. Errors and poor baseball
marred this contest from baseball
standpoint. but the crowd and the players
seemed TO enjoy the proceedings never
theIess.
With a two-run lead in the FIRST inning,
gained on two errors and TWO outs, the
New York boys managed 10 get good
start without making a hit st. Ignatius
cut the lead down one run in their half
by sending a man home on a single. a
stolen base. and a clean wallop TO right
field by Hyerman.
In the third the visiting players made
three more Carrier was safe on Hyer-
mans error and stole second Graham
walked. Carrier played of second. and
Howard threw Wild 20 that bag in an at
tempt 10 force him back.
Cntcher'S Throw Costly.
When Graham tried to stel. the catcher
threw wild and both men scored. Roach
singled 10 left. After he had pilfered
second he was sent home on W Find
lays clout TO deep left, Findlay going
10 second on the throw home. Findlay
stole third. but died there, as Howard
ughtened up, striking out HanlOn and
COmptons. and making Metz pop 10 left
field
A base on balls, an error. a sacrifice
hit. and a wallop 10 left scored two St
Ignauous men in the fourth. which made
their three scores for the afternoon. New
York added one in the sixth on an error
by Logue, a stolen base. and a single by
Carrier. In the seventh a single and a
stolen base by ". Findlay and a hit by
Comptons gave 81. Nicholas their last
score.
". Findlay led his team at bat. with
three hits out Of four times up. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

Runs-Cf Inns. Snodgrss. Merkle C2. Left on
bases-BostOn. 6; New York, 5. Bases on balls-Of
Curtis. 3; OF Mathewson l. Struck out-By Curtis.
3: BY MathewS0n. 8. Sacrifice hits-Abbaticchio,
Shean- Stolen bases-Graham. Doyle SnOdgTass.
Merkle. Double physician 10 Sharpe: Becker to
Mathewson 70 Doyle. Passed ball-Graham. Hit BY
pitcher-By Curtis / Um7ires-AIessrs. Klein and
Kane. Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
The Score.

Left on ases-Washington. 3: Philadel-
phia. O. Base on balls-On Johnson. L.
Struck out-By Morgan. 8: by Johnson Z
Three-base hit-Baker. TWo-base hits
.durphy. Baker. Sacrifice hits-Killifer.
Livingstone (2). Stolen base-Morgan
Missed third -Beckendorf. Double
play-McInnis 10 Collins to Davis Hit
by pitcher-By Morgan . Wild pitches
BY Johnson, .. Passed balls-Beckendorf
2 Umpires-Messrs O'Loughlin and Col
H1ower. Time Of game hour and "a
minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynehburg Game a Farce.

Lynchburg, Va, Sept lO-Danville
turned the closing game Of the season
into a disgraceful farce, and many Of the
spectators left the grounds thoroughly
disguised with the national game. The
locals won, 5 10 l. Brooks pitched a fine
game, and should have scored a shut-out
The visitors tried to turn singles into
home runs to enable the home players
to get prizes offered for circuits. Instead
they drew errors TO the number OF teh.
They also changed positions every in
ming. Score:
Lynchburs. ........... G 0 0 Ks 10 4
Danyille .............. 90 0 OIL s 10
Batteries-Brooks and Lucia: Sullivan, Smith, and
Callahan. Umpire-Nir. Fender.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

RCns-Shcan, sn0dEass, Merkle Devlin. Fletcher.
Crandal ~. Left on bases-Boston. 7SNew York
g. First base on ballS-On 1tauem. 81 OF Brown.
]; on Burke. s. Struck OU*-By CTandall, J. Three
base hits-Cnndau, 2 rwo-base hits-Sweeney.
Beck. Sacrifice hits-Aiattem, Merkle, CrandalL
Sacrifice hy-Mycrs. Stolen bases-Becker. Snod-
grass 90. Double plays-Shean % Abatticchio 10
Sharpe; Fletcher 20 Doyle 70 MerSle Passed hall
Smith. Hits made-Oh MEttern, 4 UmpiTcs-
Messrs. Klein and Kane. Time Of game-l hour
and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
,ECnNn nANiI

Kuns-L0rd u. COnidOn, Stone HartzeI Nc
Donald Truesdale 81. Two-base hit-Couidon
Three-haso hit-Lord. sacrifice hits-Killifer. Cor
rdon ~. SacrihDe fies-cofins. Northen Double
plays-McDonsM to Iruesdsse 20 Newman: French
to Zeider to collins. Passed b1If-Block. stolen
bascs-Truesdsfe St6ns. 1ord- Bsses on balls-OR
scott on Young 1: "a, Mitchell. Struck out
By Scott. 2, by Mitchell 4 LET on bases-St
Louis. g. Chicago. (. UnaHha-SLEs EFanS Tina o.
camel hoE and q ninuye&
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
Weak Hitting and Poor Catching Lose First Game Series for Nationals
RED SOX SPLIT WITH YANKS.
HighInndcrs Win First and Boston
Takes Second, 3 to 3.

Boston, Sept. D-The Highlanders and
Red Sox struggled through a long game
Of baseball this afternoon, and at the
end neither gained an advantage. for
each team had won a game and to-
night they remained in the same places
in the league standing. The New Yorks
took the first game. to 3. and Boston
the second, to 3. Scores
UrpGT - kArr
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
GIANTS DOWN DOVES TWICE.
Heavy Hitting and Fnst Fielding
Feature the Game.

New York, Sept l0-The Giants won
both games from the Doves to-day. Their
batting was harder and more timely.
There was much good fielding by both
sides in the second battle. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

vcen ~ stark Miller. Left on bases-P Philadelphia
10; Brooklyn s. First base on baus-Oh Stack. l;
on Scanl1u. = Struck 0ut-Bv Stack 3: By Slaugh-
ter. /. By Seaman 8 Home nm-McEIveen. Three
base hits-Dayidson. Wheat Two-base hits-rGrant
Miller. Sscriice hit-AlcElrecn. Stolen bases
Doom. Wheat. DaubCrt AIcElTccn. Double plays-
Bransfeld 20 Grant. McElVCCn 20 Dauhert Hits
made-Of Stack. 10 N innings Umpires-MeSsvs-
Brennan and ODay. Zine Of glme-l hour and IS
minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
CARDINALS WIN UPHILL FIGHT.
Cincinnati, Sept lO.-The Reds scored
five rms In the FIRST inning to-Aar.
.Batted for Rowan in the ID

Runs-Huggins 81, Ellis o. MOWrey o.. Kmetchy
g. Evans o.. Steele %. Paskert q. Clarke ~.
Abbott Hauser. Bescher, Mitchell. Lobert. Two
base hits-Paskert Higgins. Three-base hits-Clarke
Steele. Home un-LObert. Stolen bases-Bescher
Miller Paskert. LObert Ellis o.. Double play-Aic-
MILAN to Hoblitzell 70 Mitchell Sacrifice hits
Ellis Abbott, Hauser. Clarke, Steele. Bases on
balls-Of Burns 2; Of RcFan, Il; OF Benton. /; of
Steele. 4 Struck out-Ry Burns. /: by Rowan 4:
by Steele, 4. Left On bases-St- Louis, 9; Cincin-
natl 6 Umpires-ACessrs. tombstone and Eason.
Time Of gamo-2 hours and 81 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

TwO-base hits-Moran %. PhipTs Noyes- Sacrifice
hits-M0Tan. Barker Stolen hascs-Cruicc Phipps
O.. Kinney g. DCgb'e piay-lia.ceron tunassistedl.
Hit hy pitcher-Bv Elliot . .Kesne Noyesl. I'm
pires--Nlessrs. Belts and Moo1e. Tine q 'gsme-l
h0u- and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
ECOND GAME.

huIi1-ilvuItT. nltahor LfVls \ FaTdner y.
Daniels. wolter. Cree. TWo-base hit-L Gardner.
Thrce-baes hitS-L Gardner. Gree. Wolter. Sacri-
fee hits-Austin. hlenow. Wagner. Stolen buses
WOlteT Daniels Double play-Houpcr % Stahl
Left on bases-Ncw York. Z; Boston. z. Hit By
ptcher-By Wood. !. Struck out-By Quinn 2: by
Caldwell. 5; by Wood s. Umpires-Messrs. Dineen
and Perrine. Time Of game hours and s minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
DODGERS TAKE TWO.
HITS In Each Game and Down
the PhfIIieS.

New York. Sept. 1O.-The Brooklyns had
a big inning in each game with the Phil
lies to-day, punching hits for profitable
run sessions and putting the Quakers out
at one full swoop. The locals also out
fielded the visitors. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

Runs-Stahl l.. Gardner. Madden. Daniels.
knight Z. Gardner Austin. Sweeney. Ford. Two
base hits-Daniels knight Three-hase hit-Wagner.
Home uns-Stahl. Knight +. Gardner. HitS-Of
Cicotte. in innings: OF Smith. ) in 3 innings
Sacrifice hits-Pmtel +. Gardner Sweeney. Len
on bases-New York, g.; Boston, 9. Bases on balls
on Cieoste. 2: % Smith. On Ford. Struck
out-By Ford, 6; b. Ciootte. 3; by Smith. 2; by
Collins. /. Wild pitch-Smith. Umrires-Messrs
Pcrrine and Dineen. Time Of gamc-2 hours and u
minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
FIRST GAME
Totals 81 I a IL
'Batted for Moren in the seventh.
tBatted for Culp Ia the ninth.

Philadelphia. o / 0 o.
Runs-Titus. Dooln. Davidson. Daubert. McE-
yeen. Wheat, Dalton, Stark Bergen. Left on
-Fhiladslphs. 3; Brooklyn g. Bases on balls.
OF Moren. ?; of Barger. 3 Struck out-By Moren
2: by BarCer s. Twobase hit-Magee. Sacrifice
hits-Rnabe Darbert. Stolen bases-Wheat, Stark
Double plsy-Stark 10 Hummel . Daubert. Passed
baI-Bergen. Hits-of MEen, 6 IN innings. Um-
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

Runs--NIarceron a. PhiDps q. Kinney. Keane.
p Howard. First base by orrors-Cornel 2; St
Ignatius, . Left on bases-Conell 2; St L.
Mathis, 2 First base on balls-Of Kerr. !; OF
Elliott ;. Struck out-By Ken, 2; By Elliott, 70
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11

Runs-Miller Hyatt, Wilson %, Gibson. Holman.
Steinfeldt Zimmerman King. Two-hase hits
Leach. Holman. Zimmerman. Kling. Sacrifices hits
Hyatt. Gibson. Leiisld Hoffman, Schultz. Stolen
base-Sheckard. Struck out-By Lelfeld. ); By
Brown 5 First base on balls-Oh Leifeld. 8; of
Brown 3 Left on bases-Pittsburg 6; Chicago, Z.
Hit by pitcher-By Leiheld l. Passed ball-Gibson.
Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and Enslie Time Of game
Il hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
Richmond Wins First Game.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 1O.-In the last
contest Of the season to-day Richmond
took the first from Roanoke and the
second was a to o score. when called
on account of darkness at the end Of
the seventh inning. The first score was
Z to 4. The attendance picked up some
to-day. while the games were more in
teresting than preceding ones. Scores:
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senson Ends for NorfoIk.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 1O-The State league
season closed here to-day with a double
header between Norfolk and Petersburg.
tho visitors winning the first game. to
3. and the locals the latter. IA 10 5.
Neithef side had anything to gain by
winning, and both games were devoid of
spirit Of rivalry The games were more
like exhibition contests. Petersburg hit
Ryan heavily m the first game, while
Welsher was an easy mark for Norfolk.
Scores:
First game RHE
Petersburg. ......,.-.. 0 % 81 % 2
Norfolk. ....-......... Q l 0 0 O o. s
Batteries-Vail and Kunkle; Ryan and Munson.
Umpires-Messrc- Mace and Davis
Second game RHE
Petersburg. 0 0 0 5000 65u 6
Norfclk............... 0 90 2x-H 10 2
Batteries-Welsher. Kunkle, and Edwards; Vance
and Munson UmpEes-AIesSrs. Mace and Davis.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
SPLIT ANOTHER TWIN BILL.
Browns Lose First, but Gather the
Wind-up.

St. Louis, Sept. 1O.-St Louis lost the
first game of to-day's double-header, to
6, and won the second, Z to 2. The las
game was called in the seventh on ac-
count of darkness. Scores:
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First CANE

Ulls-AlIlII, LCIu. MtIOdn ", NOIIlns, Ianne-
hill. Doushcrty. Corridor. Stone %. Northern New
nam. Mcdonald. Two-base hts-Truesdale stone
Mclean, Three-base hits-Collins, stephens Sacri-
fee hits-Collins. Lord. Stolen base-Crss. Wild
pitch-Han. First base on balls-Of Hail. 2: of
Lange. 3; Of Scott. . Struck out-By Petty, 7 by
Lange. 5: b. Scott. l. Hits made-OT Han in 3
innings; OF Petty. in innings. Left en- bases
st. Louis. 4: Chicago g. Umpire-Alr. Evans. Time
Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-09-11
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.

Philadelphia. Sept 1O-The Athletics
advanced another step toward the cham
pionship goal to-day by defeating Wash
ington by 10 Cy Morgan twirled
grand ball against his opponents, out
pitching the great Walter Johnson, but
the latter's terrific speed proved a big
factor in helping the Athletics 10 win.
two Of the three runs scored by Connie
Mack's pennant chaSers being the result
of balls which Beckendorf was unable 70
handle on account Of Johnson's cannon
like shoots.
With only a few games remaining 20
be played on the home grounds. the Ath-
letics were welcomed home from their
successful trip to Boston by a crowd OF
about 15.000 persons. and the fans had the
opportunity Of Witnessing a fast. spappy
game, With Street, the regular catcher
for Johnson, behind the plate, the Ath-
letics would have had a lot Of trouble
scoring against Washington. for It was
not until the eighth inning that they were
able To drive a run around the circuit on
hits
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WINS In
GARRISON FINISH
EverS Put Out of the Game
in Third Inning.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

PittsburE, 81 Chicago, 4.
New York, g; Boston, L.
New York, 81 Boston, I.
Brooklyn, ~ Philadelphia, 2.
brooklyn, :; Philadelphia, 1.
st. Louis, IL; Cincinnati, =.
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piIes-Nessrs oDay and Brennan. Time q game
! hour and s. minutes
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JOEINSON'S GREAT SPEED
CAUSES LOALS' DEFEAT
BeCkendOrfS Costly Passed Balls Gives Athletics Vic
tory in First of Quaker City Series
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 3; Washington, 2.
Detroit, 10; Cleveland, ,.
New York. @; Boston, 3.
Boston, .; New York, 3.
Chicago, ~ st. LOuis, @.
ST. Louis, - Chicago, ?,
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FIRST GAME

IOtals....-. 50 ~ = ii :
'Battcd for Gc0tto IN the fifth.
tBatted for Collins IN the ninth.