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JOCKEY KNAPP HAS HIS
FIRST WINNING MOUNT

Latonia, June 23.-Jockey "Bilp' Knapp
had his first winning mount OF the La
tonia meeting today, landing right easy
in front In the handicap sprint feature
of the card after a long, hard drive
through the stretch.
Back of the winner were Emperor Will
liam and Hanbridge. All three horses
were Tapped on each other.
The track was faster than ever today,
but sweltering heat tended to make both
horses and jockeys Indifferent to fast
early pace. Summary:
First race, selling, purse $500. four and
a half furlongs-Ben Uncas, los (Moun-
tain), won; Delaney, 105 CAM, second;
Forehead, 100 (Troxler). third. Time,
bib.
Second race, purse, five furlongs-Ten-
der Heart, Jog CWarrenD. won; Roberta
T., 102 (Jackson), second; Luscious, 102
(Ganz) third Time, :0l 20. 81 mutuels
paid: Tender Heart, $3.50 win, $50 place,
$3.50 show. Roberta T.. $3.50 place. $500
show Luscious, $500 show.
Third race, selling, purse $500. six fur
longs-Dainty Dame, Ill (Mountain), won;
Waponoca, los CTroxler). second; Clint
Tucker, 105 (Rice). third. Time, TIA
| Fourth race. handicap, purse $780, six
furlongs Right Easy, 112 Qinapp), won;
Emperor William, 107 (Warren), second;
Hanbridge, 121 (HerberD, third. Time,
1:12 2-5. 81 mutuels paid: Right Easy,
IS 80 win, $3.50 place, $40 show. En-
peror William, s4.9O place, $3.50 show
Hanbridge $3.50 show.
Fifth race, selling, purse $500, mile and
10 yards--Camel, los Hannah), won
Alma Boy, 100 HerberD, second; Plant
land, 1o9 CTroxler), third. Time, 1:44 80.
Camel. ss6 win, $50 place, So show. Alma
Boy, $3.50 place, $40 show Plantland,
50 80 show.
Sixth race, selling, purse $500, mile and
an eighth-Third Rail, 113 (Ganz), won;
Relluf, 100 HerberD, second; Nadzu, 112
Knapp, third. Time, 1:52 30. Third Rail,
$40 win, s4.7o place. $3.50 show. Relief,
s14. 40 place. $3.50 show. Nadzu, $3.50 show.
Today's Entries
First race, purse, 2-year-olds, furlongs.
Rodman, Cannon Shot, 100; Sneezer, Vol
thorp, Jack Rieger, Mesmeric, Loneben,
st. Auloysis, 1903; Beechmont 1o4; Bad
News II, Idleweiss, Bobby Boyer, 1o1;
Gen. Phillips McGraw, 10.
Second race, selling. for 2-year-olds, 81
furlongs-Lydia Lee, IS; Pink Cheek,
Eastern Star, Crex, Allendale Queen. 100;
splinters, Captain Hand, Jean Wagner,
1903; Mary Day, Helen Scott, Athie W.
Dusty, Colletta. los; Count DeOro, 1os.
Third race, selling, 3-year-olds and up
furlongss-Lotta Creed, Locust Bud, Zah-
ra. 49,; starport, Day Peep. Placide. VA
Procla, Hawks Flight, Chalice, Huriick'
100: Louise X, st. Jeanne, Bell OF Texas
1902; Marble. A107
Fourth race, handicap, mile-Lucky
Nose 100; Pinkola. Tom Hayward lo6
Meadow, 107; Boggs. ITO; Toney Bonero'
| 118.
Fifth race, purse mile and 9 furlongs-
| Boola Boola Charles E. Granger, 81; Azo
1o4: First Peep, 100; Croydon, Madzu
Mason, 1os; st. Ilario, Ill
Sixth race, pure for 8-year-olds, mile
Claudia. 100; John Furlong, Sidney, lO2'
Glen Helen. j. W. Carter, Major, -Four
some, los: Tom Bigbee. Milton B., 107;
Markie NJ, Ito.
Weather clear; track fast.
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Two-piece suit, made to or
der from all-wool crash, $10.75.
Entire satisfaction or money
refunded.
SINGERS, 1o7 N. Goth St.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greensboro: Charlotte 4. Greens
boro 3.
Greenvile: Greenville 3, spartanburg 0.
Anderson: Anderson s, Winston-Salem
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Summary: TWo-base MT, Barnett. Dou-
BILE plays, Butcher to Demontreville TO
Robe; Daley to Duggleby; Lindsay to De-
montreville. Base on balls, Paige g..
Struck out. Paige 3. Sacrifice hits, White
man, LATTE and Miller. Time. 10. UNI
pire, Rudderham.
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Hobnhorst Sold

Z Atlanta, June PIE. Hohnhorst. the
first baseman secured by Atlanta In the
spring from Augusta and then sent to
San Antonio on option. has been sold
outright to the Texas club. the deal
being completed today.
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sox Trim Maps

Cleveland, June 23.-Chicago defeated
Cleveland 6 to 4 in an exciting and
poorly played game today. Each team
used three pitchers. Bradley's error was
responsible for two of the runs of
Chicago in the seventh. With two out
in the ninth Kelly walked and Col
Inns scratched a hit, both scoring on
Gandils double. Score: r. H E.
Cleveland .... 010 100 20D-4 10 2
Chicago ......... 900 600 402-6 8 2
Batteries: Link, Berger, Mitchell and
Easterly; White Olmstead, Scott and
Block and Payne Time, PIG. Um-
pires, Evans and KERN.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Lose Fifth

New York, June 23.-The New Yorks
defeated the Athletics today by j to
after losing four games in two days.
In the eighth inning the locals fell ON
pitcher Atkins for seven runs. Knight
played a wonderful game at short Tor
New York. Score: X. ii. Il.
Philadelphia -. 0I0 040 0Oo-5 II
New York -. 100 020 PIP, Il j
Batteries: Morgan. Atkins and Lapp
Quinn, Frill and Sweeney and Mitchell
Time, 2:O5. Umpires, Egan and Sheri-
dan.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee: Toledo 8. Milwaukee II.
At St Paul: Louisville 0, St. Paul Q.
At Kansas CITY: Columbus 2. Kansas
City 4.
At Minneapolis: Indianapolis Q, Mime
apolis g.
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BaIIysand WE. Race

Newcastle. England, June z3.-Tbe
seghilI Juvenile selling plate of 200
sovereigns for 2-year-olds at distance
Of FIVE furlongs was run here today
and won By H. p Whitney's Ballysand
over the straight-away course.
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Summary-TWo-base hit, Moran. Three
base hit, Whitney. Struck out-Ffsher q,
Graham o. Bases on balls Graham g.
Fisher l. Stolen base, Smith Wild
pitches, Graham 2. Time, rs. Umpire
Eason.
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Tigers Hammer out Victory

Detroit, June 23.-Detroit evened up
the series with st. Louis today, win
ming another smuggling match by a score
of 10 to 4. The Browns had men on
bases in every inning but could not
help them around. Hartzell, Hoffman
and Tom Jones featured with their bat
ting. Score: RIIE.
st. Louis ........ 100 DOL 200 a IL 2
Detroit ......... 004 OBJ POLO 13 2
Batteries: Spade and Stephens and
kfllifer; Donovan, Works and Stannge
and Casey. Time, 2:10. Umpires, Con-
molly and Dineen.
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KING JAMES WINS
BY HALF A LENGTH

Sheepshead Bay, June 23.-King James,
under Shillings powerful ride, won the
Sheepshead Bay handicap. mile, here
today in the very fast time of 1877 30.
King James won from Maskette by half
length.
First race, high weight handicap, 6ls
furlongs, main track, 5000 added-Prince
Gal, 12s (McGee). II to ., to ., to .,
won; Dreamer, 127 Qavis). to l, even,
to 2, second; Magazine. 125 Dugan), to
/, Q to l, even, third Time, 20.
Second race handicap steeplechase, $50
added, about 2h miles-W aterway. 154
(Heider) to s. to g. out, won; The Wei
kin, 40 Davidson), 5 to 2, to 5, out, sec
ond; Monte Carlo. 152 (Pending), to 2,
to 5, out, third. Time 5:15.
Third race $500 added. furlongs, fu-
turity course-eowles, 112 (Powers), to l,
to 5; to 5, won: Rye Straw, 112 Glass,
30 to l, to l, to l, second; DIR. Duenner,
1112 fDavis). s to /, to l, even, third.
Time, 1:01.
Fourth race, Sheepshead Bay handicap,
$1,000, 1 miles-King James, 12s tshilling),
to 8. / to 2, out, won; Maskette 13
",
10 (McGee), 20 to l, to 1, to 2, third.
Time. 1:37 3-5.
Fifth race, selling, for S-year-olds and
up, $500 added rs miles, turf course
Perry Johnson, 9s GLASS;, to /, to l,
even. won; Captain Swanson, 1O1 (Lang)''
to 2, I to S. to 5, second; Cheek, III
(Davis), 80 to l, 10 to /, to 2, third. Time,
1:54.
sixth race, the Zephyr. years old, SEQ
added furlongs Futurity course-Round
the World, III (Keogh), l to and OUT
won; Mr. Golightly. 100 (Reid), 20 to l.
to and out. second; Adrian, 116 tArchl-
bald) to 1. to 5, and out, third. iime
0:5s AS.
Today's Entries
First race. S-year- olds and up. mile
File d Mouse, lis; Zienap. III; Ad-
riuche. 1o4; Follie Levy, 1902. Our Han
nah, "a.
SECOND race, 2-year-olds. selling,
furlongs. futurity course-Feather Dus-
ter. 1os; Rompanio. Pleasant, lo1' BE-
bago. Ace of Clubs, Little RaJah, Dixcn'
War jig. 106; Alexandria, 1ndoTa, Har-
mer Time. 1913; Plutoorat, FROG. Hecta-
gon. lO2 Mary Bodine. 1O1; Nisi' Lula
LANCE, Osabar, 90; Gold of ophir. "a.
Third race, 3-year -olds and up, nan
dicap.. mile and furlong-Precflliau. III;
Norbitt, 104; Montgomery, 100; Key
burn. SO; Ashwell 80.
Fourth race. 3-year-olds and up. The
Grass, selling. mile and sixteenth
on turf-Nimbus, III; Quantico. 11fi
Wise Mason, los; Beau Coup. Arctic,
1os; 'Casque. 104; Jupiter Joe, J. H.
Reed, Blackford. 1903; 'Rockstone, 'Fal-
cada, 100.
Fifth race, 3-year- olds and up. sell
ing, mile-Superstition. Ill; Jeanne D.
Arc. 1oe; Arctic, 10S; Kentucky Beau,
1os; we Mason, Blackmate. 107; Lad
of Langdon, 105; Jupiter Joe, 1903; st.
Regis. 1o1; Hampton Court, 81; Frank
Purcell, SO.
Sixth, 3-year- and up, handicap,
6h furlongs. main course--Prisciilian.
1872; Glorio, III; Nimbus. Ill: Maya
zine, 10; Levy. 1os; Hampton court
100; sandrian. So.
Apprentice allowapce claimed
Clear, fast.
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FLEHARTY PITCHES FiNELi
RARoNs NOT ONLY HIT HARD But
MIN RAISES FINELY AND MAKCAN
PLAYS sENsATIONALLN
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham 6, Mobile l.
Chattanooga Al, Atlanta "a.
New Orleans 5. Montgomery l.
Nashville Memphis; rain.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE

At Greenwood: First game. Greenwood
I, Yazoo City 0. Second game, Green
wood 4, Yazoo City l.
At Jackson: Jackson attiesburg, post
poned; rain.
At vicksburg: vicksburg S, Meridian s.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Richmond: Richmond 4. Ports
mouth l.
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WaIlted

To sell an interest to right
party to take active manage
ment of good paying establish
ed business in Birmingham.
Best reasons for selling an in
terest. Investigate if you have
$500 cash and mean business.
J. j. g., care Age Herald.
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Kirschbaum Clothes for men
and young men are classy
$3.50 and $1,000. Don't fail
to see these suits.
VARLEY q BAUMAN
CLOTHING co.
1910 Third Avenue. &
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE

At Jonesboro: Jonesboro .. Blytheville 4.
At Parasould: Paragould 8. Carruthers.
VILE O.
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Boston, June 23.-Boston defeated
Washington to l in a 10-inning game
today. In the final inning Hardy muffed
Karger's fly and the latter was safe
at second on Lords bunt. He moved I'D
when Hooper sacrificed and scored the
winning run on a wild pitch. Score:
r. f.
Boston ......,. Dol 900 DOL o. 10 9
Washington 010 900 900 c-1 8
Batteries: Karger and Kleinow; OBJ
erlin and Street. Time, 1:4S. Umpire,
O'Loughlin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Were Easy

Chicago, June 23-Chicago BANKED Pitts
burg, 9 to 0, today winning the sixth sue
cessive game. Leifeld and Adams were
hit hard, while Brown allowed only three
hits and none of the losers passed second
base Zimmerman landed home run and
a two-bageer while Hoffman hit double
and a triple Score. X ii. T.
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Philadelphia, June 23.-Philadelphia hit
the ball hard today, five of the hits being
for extra bases. and Boston was defeated.
to O. Ewing was very effective, only
q batsmen faced him and only one Bos-
ton player reached second base. Score:
n
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Where They Play Today

Mobile in Birmingham.
Atlanta In Chattanooga.
New Orleans in Montgomery.
Memphis in Nashville
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Dallas l. Houston 0.
Shreveport /, Galveston 4.
Fort Worth 2, San Antonio 1.
Oklahoma City II, Waco 8.
Summer at Ingram Wells.
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Fight Mt Brooklyn

Brooklyn, June 2S.-The game between
New York and Brooklyn today was
marred by fight between Arthur Devlin,
third baseman for New York, and a spec
tator. Larry Doyle took hand to aid
his mate and both players were put of
the field and later arrested. At the end
of the third inning Devlin rushed across
the diamond to the grandstand and struck
a spectator, who had been nagging him.
The spectator struck back and spirited
rally followed. Devlin emerged unhurt,
and the spectator with a pair of black
eyes Fans swarmed on the field and
somebody narrowly missed Devlin with a
bottle. Special officers cleared the field
and play was resumed. Score: RI E.
New York .......... 020 40 010-S II 2
Brooklyn ........... 600 100 001-2 10 4
Batteries: Drucke, Myers and Schlei;
Barger, Wilhelm and Bergen and Erwin.
Time, 2:05. Umpires. KLEIN and Kane.
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For Sale or Exchanged One
Stevens Duryea Model *"
Touring Car-Equipped. A. s.
Boyd, Farley Building.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Jacksonville: Savannah 4, Jackson
Vile 2.
At Columbus: Augusta ], Columbus o.
Columbia-Macon, postponed; rain.
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Ewing Beats Boston

BdIIEII6S.
Adams and Gibson. Time. hour. I'm
pires, tombstone and Moran.
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Reds Win First

st. Louis, June 23.-Cincinnati won the
first game of the series from st. Louis.
to 8. Poor fielding in the first inning
gave the visitors two runs and Bescher
and Hoblitzell added two more by home
r,,pa coora. r II n
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BOSTON ...., 900 900 600 3 1
Philadelphia .........,.. w VIZ lo~-4 v
Batteries: Brown and Graham; Ewing
and Moran Time, 1s2. Umpires, O'Day
and Brennan.
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Hear vardaman at Orpheum
Saturday night.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

The game was one Of the fastest play
ed in collegiate circles this year. Leav-
ing out the five minutes during which
the game was stopped on account Of rain,
the battle was played in exactly one
hour and twenty-seven minutes.
The big crowd came out without a
thought Of rain. and scattered for shell
ter when the first few raindrops came
down Those who had to stick by the
ship, such as the umpire. scorer. and
players, got pretty well soaked during
old Jupiter Pluvius' bombardment.
The only base on balls Greene issued
went TO Cant Hover, Of Gallaudet.
Dillon's five bases on balls were costly.
two Of them growing into runs.
The third and deciding game OF the
series for the District championship will
probably be played Saturday at 3:Sl
o'clock at American League Park.
McGready's drive to Battiste in the
eighth was a hot one. and the Indian
shook his hand to show that the ball
burned after he had poked his paws in
front Of II.
The largest crowd Of the year at Uni
versity Field turned out to watch the
contest
Greene only pitched five balls in the
first inning, retiring two men on assists
from him 10 first. and getting the other
man on a pop TO left.
Dillon has an easy delivery that fools
the batters. He puts his shoulder TO the
ball. and thus gets a good speed on the
pellet. but his preliminary motion is
gradual
There were two Indians in the game
Batuste and Greenland both played
well.
Catholic University should have a good
team next season, as they will have ali
OF this years squad. with the addition
Of backstop by the name OF L'Heureux
from Trinity College. and a pitcher from
Rock Hill by the name OF Hinchman.
The BrookIanders Cancelled the games
on their Southern trip. when they were
to have played the Norfolk CoHegians
the Artillery College AT Fort Monroe. and
the Old Point Comfort College. They
have also called Off games with Gathers
burg and Frederick because Of the ex-
aminations, which are now being held
every day.
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GAME GOES ELEVEN INNINGS.
Hughes Drives in Winning Run for
~. stephens at Capital City Park.

-" S'SphthS at Onpltul t1tY PARK.
Il took eleven innings TO decide the
first game OF the double header in the
Capital City League yesterday between
ST. Stephens and the Navy Yard out
fits st stephens coming out on top with
the big end OF a 5-to4 score. The con-
test proved to be a pitchers battle
between GiOvannatti and limbaugh. each
allowing but eight hits. Giovannatti's four
bases on balls proved to be fatal
Navy Yard started off strong. making
one run in the second and three in the
third, but there they stopped. limbaugh
tightening up and holding them runless
the remainder OF the game. He allowed
them but three hits in the remaining
eight innings. Despite the three-run lead
handicap the church boys fought gamely
until the end. when they pulled what
looked TO be a defeat into a victory. St
Stephens owes It's win TO two players,
Shorty" Hughes and limbaugh. the for
mer making three hits. and driving In
the run that won the game. His catching
and base throwing were easily the feature
-
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SOUTHERN ROAD WINS.
Hyattsville Goes Down I'm Defeat
Before RAILWAY EmpIoyeE

SPECIAL 20 TIE Washington Herald.
Hyattsville. May 3o.-The team repre-
senting the Southern Railway Company
defeated HyattsviHe here this morning
by 10 Z. Aided by several bingIes and
rank fielding on the part OF the locals.
the visitors scored eight runs IN the first
four innings. three in the first and five
In the fourth Lash took Plozets place
in the box and Southern Railway stop
ped scoring
Hyattsville played a plUcky uphill game.
and hit Senseney hard in the fifth In
ming, scoring four runs. Strobel then
went in and the locals found his de-
livery puzzling. Platz hit one 10 deep
left IN the fourth. which counted FOR a
homer. although It was foul by several
feet Score.
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BLOOMINGDALE CLUB WINS.
Trims Chevy Chase Nine by Rolling
In Early Lead

The BloominFdale Athletic Club opened
its season yesterday by defeating a team
from the Chevy Chase Club, Il 20 :. at
Chevy Chase. Buckley. Of the winners.
managed TO keep the eleven hits made by
the Chevy Chase outfit well scattered,
while Bloomingdsle punched their bin
giles in the second. third. and seventh
innings, and thereby rolled up q com
Portable score. Buckley struck out ten
men, while Bryant famed eight during
the short time he oficiated on the mound.
Bontz, Of the Bloomingdale tribe.
proved to be the star performer Of the
day. making two hits and gathering into
his mitt several hard-hit grounders down
the third-base line. F. Troth. OF the
losers. made four hits, leading both teams
AZ the hat Score.
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SHOWER HATS GAME.
Midwnys Grab Contest fros. St
stephens When Rain Butts In.

Rain called a halt in the sixth inning
OF the second game at Capital City Park
yesterday between st. Stephens and the
Mldways. the last named club being in
the lead when Umpire Hoffman called the
game
The Mfdways made all Of their runs in
the first and second innings and most
Oh them were scored on errors, but after
these two fatal rounds the club repre-
senting the great fun parlor could not
ma Burkes benders. Kohler had the
church boys completely baffled through
out Mccarthy, in center played a star
game for the winners. He also led his
team with the stick, making two hits out
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD

though Hover dashed down the line and
caught Tobins bunt within three feet OF
the home plate. the runner scored. and
the batter reached first in safety Hess
Ter singled TO left, but Stock foul flied
TO the catcher. and Mcdonnell ballooned
to center. The winners made their last
score in the seventh. when wldmayer
singled to right, stole second, and scored
on an error.
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MARINES WIN AGAIN.
St EIi1nbeth's Team Taken Into
Camp by to 3.

The Marines defeated St Elizabeths
team yesterday. 20 5.
Ritter pitched a great game, striking out
twelve men
After the Rrst inning the losers could
not do anything with him. Snyders hit
ting was the feature OF the game. WI
kerson. who started the game for the
Asylum. was hit hard and Southpaw
Priddy relieved him.
The Marines would Ike 10 hear from
all first-class teams IN and about the
District. They have won twelve games
and lost three. Teams from HaEerstown.
Frederick, Winchester. and Richmond
are preferred. Address A. Graef. man
aver. Mills Building. CITY. Score.
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REDS LOSE BOTH GAMES.
Pirates Capture Two One-Nided
Games, by I3 to Z and 7 10 a.

Pittsburg, May 30.-Pittsburg beat Gin
cinnati badly in two games to-day. The
morning game was 10 to Z: the afternoon
game Z to T.
In the morning game the Pittsburgs
fairly slaughtered the Reds pitchers.
Manager Griffith finally getting into the
game himself.
In the afternoon game Cincinnati
started with a lead OF four runs in the
seventh inning but did not score again.
Pittsburg got two before the seventh in
ming. and in that inning she gave an ex-
hibition Of batting. which. aided by Mike
Mitchells three-base throw, netted five
runs for Pittsburg and the game. Scores:
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The game was one OF the fastest play
ed in collegiate circles this year. Leav-
ing out the five minutes during which
the game was stopped on account Of rain,
the battle was played in exactly one
hour and twenty-seven minutes.
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W. J. C. BEATS TWININGS.
Stringer Allows but Two Hits, While
Locals Pound Ont Four.

The Washington Juvenile Club defeated
the Twinings on their diamond yester-
day by the score Of S 10 3. The game
was interesting from start 10 finish.
In the first inning the locals knocked
out four clean hits. including a triple
by Roberts.
The visitors made a desperate try 10
tie the lead, but were unable 70 score
one run.
The Twining boys put UP a good game,
but errors and weak hitting caused their
defeat Score
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BloEningdale
Chevy Chase

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