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INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
WOOdburn DisPOSes Of TakOma in
short Order in Suburban.

WOOdburn increased their lead in the
Suburban League yesterday by defeating
the Takoma tribe in a oae-sided affair,
II TO .
Barton held the Park boys safe through
ont the contest. only five hits being gar
nered of his delivery. while the Tigers
hammered Skaters shoots TO all corners
Of the lot for ten hits. three Of which
went for extra bases.
Steele and Davis got two apiece. Car
rolls base stealing was feature. Charl-
ton had a busy day in center. accepting
seven chances with only one miscue
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Runs-Amey. Douglas. Oliver, Gallagher Flynn.
George, Rogers l2l. Nau o. Sues o. Hunt ~
Beahe ~. Earned unt-Southeast. J. First base
BY crrors-Walford. l. Left on bascs-Southeast. 8.
Wabord, First base on balls-Oh Flynn. i; Oft
Eacrett. 3 on Apple. Innings pitched-By
Flynn, 5; by Eavrett. / %: by Apple. ? Is Hits
made--On Flynn. s; of Eacrett ;; on Apple s
Struck out-By Flynn. A. By Eacrctt. ?; by Aprle
Home nIn-Suess. Two-baSe hits-Amey Rlvnn
Stolen bases-Dougiss, Olivcri. Gallagher, Flynn
Sues Rogers gl. Double play-Flym to Hunt 10
George. Hit by pitcher-By Apple. l. Passed BALI
Rogers Umpire-Alr. COnnon. Time Of game-l
hour and . minutes.
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Baseball players are justified in com
planning OF grounds in which there is a
black background to them while batting
on the point that they are unable 10 see
pitched balls and that their lives are en-
dangered Chief complaint is made
against the new grounds Of the White
SOX in Chicago. The plant cost thou
sands of dollars. but the big sign board
furnished a black background. and play
ers declare that they are unable TO see
the ball Not only does the plant come
from visiting players. but even the White
sox declare it TO be true. The Athletics
explain their batting slump as due 70
the dark boards Henry Davis. captain
Of the Athletics, promises TO take up the
question al the winter meeting OF the
magnates, and ask them 20 legislate
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Cincinnati. 0 81 o.
Brook Jn..................... $1,000 o.
RrIns-BesCher %. Egan. Mitchell. Paskert. Dow
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I1ull~-t.Trne. Wasncr 81. J. Miner 81. FIun.
Adams. TWo-basc hit-Wagnsr. Home uu-Flyuu.
Sacrifice hits-Flyun. Byme. Stolen bases-R
Aiiie'. Byue Wagner Finn. Double plays-Swee-
ac TO Anatucchio: J. Miller % Wagner TO Flynn;
ehean 20 Sweeney % Herzug- Loft on bases-Bos-
ton. Q. fttshug. T. First base ca bails-Of Mat
tern. 2; On Ferguson l. First base b. error--
Pittsburg. ]. Struck out-By Matteru 6; ty Adams
i Unlircs-3leszrs Johnstouc and Jason. Tina
e game-I hour and g minutes
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TwO-baSe hit-Gessler Sacrifice hits
Mcbride. Unglaub. Killifer Stolen bases
Turner, Milan. COnroy. Base on balls
on Hardness, 4; off Walker. 2 Left on
oases-Cleveland 6; Washington, s.
Struck Out-By Hardness. 3: by Walker.
8 Double plays-Killifer to Mcbride TO
Unglaub: Mcbride 10 Kllllfer 10 Unglaub.
Impires-Messrs. Egan and O'Loughlin.
Time OF game hour and 81 minutes
AttendanCe-31O0
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SECOND GAMEl

Germany schaefer did not accompany
the Nationals to Cleveland. remaining IN
Chicago 10 nurse a lame ankle.
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SOUTHEAST TRIMS wALFoRD.
Y. VI. c. A. Nine Hits Ball Hard and
Timely

Southeast Y. NJ. c. A. had an easy time
yesterday trouncing the Walford tribe
in a listless contest Score, IA 20 >
Eacrett started to do the fiinging for
the Avenue boys, but in the second the
winners got next to him for two hits
which, coupled with two passes and an
error. gave them three runs and the
game. apple relieved him in the second
after two were down, but proved to be
little better. for seven runs were scored
on him in the next inning. Rogers. the
diminutive little shortstop Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. nine, caught a good game. besides
pulling off pretty catch in the second
of Apples bat. Herald win play Wal
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ns-Randolph. Z. Savoy o. Brown CD. Earned
r1ns-Bureau. 1; Interior. l. First base by error
Bureau. ?; Interior , Left on bases-Bureau. g.
Interior, s. First base on balls-OF Caescr. .;
on REYNOLDS. !. Struck out-By Caeser, S: by
Reynolds. 3. Home Um-BrOwn. Three-hase ht-E
Savoy. Two-hase hit-Gans Sacrifice hits-Chest-
nut. Washington. Monroe. Stolen base-Nonroe
Double plays-Hamiltcn 10 Graves; Brown 10 Tlr-
ner Hit By pitcher-By Caeser. !. Umpire-NIr.
Harley. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes,
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EIGHT RUNS IN ONE INNING.
New York Giants OutcIasS Bresna-
hans Cardinals.

New York. Aug. s-With seven hits and
a couple Of errors. the Giants made eight
runs in one inning to-day. and the Car
diaals got their twelfth straight defeat
Drucke was IN poor form, and was re-
Heved by Wiltse. Score.
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PLAY SENSATIONAL BALL.
Interior Defeats Bureau Boys in
We'll Contested Game.

Interior and Bureau crowded more star
plays into a nine-inning contest than
have ever been made before in the his
tory Of the Colored Departmental League
Caeser and Reynolds hooked up in a
pitchers battle, and the Red Men won.
A
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GOLDSBORO GETS HIM.
Pitcher HerreIl Signs with Minor
League Club.

Pitcher Walter Herrell. Of Columbia 1M
Athletic Association team, Of the Mar
quette League left last night for Colds
boro, where he has been signed by that
club, Of the Eastern Carolina League
Herrell won all games he pitched for
the Printers this summer.
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ATHLETICS TWIST
The TIGERS TAIL
Philadelphia Captures First
of Detroit Series, 3 to 1.

Detroit. Mich. Aug Sin the most i'm
rortant series Of the year the Athletics
took game number one from the Tigers
to-day. Both Willett and Plank were IN
fine form. Two hits. one a homer by
Davis. and an error gave the Athletics
two runs In the sixth, a lead the Tigers
could not nNercome Scnra.
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huu-MitcheH. First base on errcrs-Ciucinnati. /
Brooklyn. 2 Left on bases-Cncinnati II RrOck-
lyn s. First base on balls-OG Gasrar ?: od
seaulon, 5; of Bell. 5. Struck 0ut-By Gasrar j;
BY Scanlon 7. Thiee-base hit-Lennox. T,go-hasc
mt-Soanlon. Sacrifice hit-Ben. Stolen bases-|
Bescher ~. Double plays-McNIillan 70 Hoblitzeu
Mcmillan 70 Downey: Bergen 10 Smith. Hits-Of
Scanlon. 3; Of Bell 3 Umpres-NlessTs. KLEIN and
kane' Time Of gamc-2 hours and 90 minutes.
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- ID Harmon b u fonrth.

A''t'NA - -A"'1-f" al ttN 4fNIt"
ST. LCuis...................... ! o 3 o.
NcW GoTk..............-..---. 0 I-9
RUns-NOWrCy. Evans. Brgsnahau. HausCr. Dcvore
%. Doyle. Snodgrass o.. Bridwell 0iurkle Movers
Wiltse. First bare On crOrs-New York. . Left
on bascs-St. Louis s. New YORK. 5. Bases on balls
OF Harmon. .; Of Zmich . of Druckc. .. OF
Whtse, Struck cut-By Harmon 8. by Drckc
2 by Niltsc. . Thrce-ba>e hits Snodgrass Merkle
Two-base hits Huegins. Brcsuahan Derurc. DOYLE
Sacrifice fics-Muuay ~. Stolen b1ses-ElIs Now
rcy. hOnctchy. DCvOrc. Double Ulays-MOWrey %
Evans: Meyers % Merkle Wild ritch-Harmcn.
Passed ball-BTcsnahau. Umrircs-NlCzsrs. ODay
and Brennan. Tine Of samc-2 hours and minutes.
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Richmond Downs Petersburg.

1IlVIlI . TIT " HsIIIIItllII IItIalI.
Petersburg, Va, Aug. 9.-Richmond
turned the tables on Petersburg this aft
ernoon, winning by to @ The game
was rather loose at times, yet Il was
interesting and in doubt until the eighth
inning. when Shaw got in the winning
run by making third strike at d low
ball. which got by Catcher Smith, OF
Petersburg. Petersburg could do nothing
with Verbout, who replaced Morrisey
after the second inning. getting but two
hits off him. Morrissey's wildness was
responsible for Petersburgs two runs.
Score:
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. 4; York. O.
At Trenton-Trrnton 8: Reading O. Second game.
Trenton. ?; Reading O.
At Hsrrsburg-Ha Harrisburg 5; Williamsport 2
Second game; Harrisburg. ;; Wfiliamsport, /
At AltO0na--Altoona. 0: Johnstcwn. /
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Runs-D. Jones. Lord Oldring. Davis Home run
Davis. Sacrifice Unfolding Stolen baso-CObh
First base on balls-On Willctt 2; Of Plank 2
Hit by pitchcr-By Willctt Baker. First base by
errCrs-Detroit l. Left on bases-Detroit J: Phila-
dclpnia. 1. Struck out-By Wiliett !; by Plank T.
Wild ptcl-Willctt Umpres-MCssrs. Connolly and
OLOughlin. Time Of gsme-l hour and % minutes.
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Runs-Hoopcr, Gardner. Englc. r. Collins. Mclean.
Dougherty. Purtell. J. Collins. Payne %. White.
TwO-base hn-LeWiS. Three-hase hit-Payne. Stolen
6ase-Stahl- Struck out-By r., Collins. 2: By
White. 4. BY Walsh. 4. Bases ON falls-Oh Hall ,
Double plays-Legis 20 Collins: Lewis 70 Gardner.
Left on bases-Boston. Z; Chicago. g. Wild pitch
White. Umpires-MessrS Evans and Cof0Wer.
Time Of game-2 hours and 10 minutes
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Runs-CharltCn. Rupert. Carroll 90. Davis ,2l.
Steele Hser. Miller BaggCtte. Barton Moore
First base on eTrCrs-Woodbum 3. Left on bases
-Takoma. Z; W0Clbuu. g. First base on balls
on Schafer. 5; q Barton. 2. Innings pitched-By
Barton. g. bs Moore. I. Hits madc-O1 Barton s.
Struck out-By Schafr. J; by Barton. 5: BY
Moore. .. Three-h1sc hit--R- Schader. TwO-blse
hits-Bart0n. Rupert. Sacrifice hy-Hiser Stolen
bases-CarUu. Hiscr. McKenny. Charlton Bup-
pert. Jcwett. Umpire-AIr. sherman Time q
game hour and q minutes
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WILL DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Park and GaIthersbure TO
Play Series.

Garrett Park and Gaithersburg will
play the first game Of series to deeds
the championship Of Montgomery County.
Nd. this Saturday. Both mines are even
ly matched and a close contest is ex-
peCted. Offutt Will be on the firing line
for the Garrett Park aggregation. while
Moore will do the honors for Gathers
burg.
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Huns-Danlcs. Knight. Foster. Austin a. Mitchell
90. Ford. Sacrifice hit-LapOrte. Double plays
Foster 10 Knight Wallace 70 Tmcsdale to Newman
Truesdale 20 Wallace 70 Newman. stolen bases
Newman. Tuicsdale. Laporte. Hit By 9itcher-By
Bailey. Bases on ballS-On Bailey. s. Struck
out-By Bailey. j. by Ford. 10. Left on bases
New York. 6; ST. Louis. 4. Umpres-Messrs.
Dinecn and Perrine Time q game-l hour and Is
minutes.
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The Asbury Browns yesterday won a
double-header at Capital City Park. de-
feating the Capital City Cubs, 10 to 0 and
the Northwestern club. TO O.
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Kentucky Rncinr Date,.

Louisville. KY, Aug. 9.-Kentucky rae
ing dates have been assigned as follows
Lexington. September 1873
Louisville. October 1-22.
Latonia, october 24-November 1s.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A: ACCOMPLISHMENTS 8: Columbus. .
At Observation-Disclosures. ]: Louisville. s
At Kansas City-kansas City 4: indianapolis. 6.
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0 @ 0 O o o 0 o-I
O o o o o ! ! ! Ks

kuns-Archcr, Magee. DoCiin Doom. Earned
rIns-Chi,sgo. D. PHILADELPHIA O. First base hy
orToTs-P Philadelphia. L Lot on Chicago. Z.
Philadelphia Z. Base IN halls-OH Brown. ]: on
Moore. 8 Struck Cut-By Brown. 8: by Moore 4.
Ihrcc-hG hit-Evers. TuO-base hits-Magee.
Schultz %. Doolin. Ludcrs. Sacrifice hits
Walsh Double pays-Dooiin o. Grant, siocre
70 Lude-us Hi1 by pitcher-By Brown MOORE.
Umpires-Alessrs. Rigler and Emshe. Time q
game hcur and fi MINUTES.
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DOUBLE DEFEAT FOR DODGERS.
Wins Both Games, First
Going Thirteen Innings.

New York, Aug. San error by Burch
let in the winning run Of the Reds in the
thirteenth inning Of the first game in
Brooklyn to-day. The visitors slammed
Rucker in the second and won easily.
Score.
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HIS appOrtiOned-On Reisllng. u; OF
Otey J. Two-base hits-BirminRham
Young. Three-base hits-Easterlv Ain
smith. Sacrifice hit-YOung. Sacrifice hv
-Iiraney, Stolen bases-Lajoie (2), East
erly. Niles. First base on balls-Off
Young. ] of Reisling, l. Left on bases
Cleveland. 8. Washington, l. Struck out
By Young. :; by Reisling. /: by Otev. l
Double plays-Stovall TO Ball TO Stovall:
klllifer tunassisted). Wild pitch-Reis-
ing Umpires-Messrs. O'Loughlin and
Egan. Time Of game-1 hour and 40 min
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Runs-Walter 49,. Buchlcr 49,. Merceron "a. More
Land sl. Quanirele. Murray. First base by errors
Ninth. Lett baseS-Ninth 4. Peek 1
tlrs- base on bllls-O0 Symanossie. .: oH Carroll
/; on Greer, .: Of kidweu. 9 Innings pitched
By Symauoskie. l. 5y Carroll. /. by Kiduuu s.
Hits madc-OR Symanoskie. ., on GrCcT. =, on
kidwel g. Struck cut-By Symlnoskie ]; by
Carroll. ], BY kidweu. s. Home rln-Aiurray
Three-base hits-Marceron o. NIoreland. Two-base
hit-C. Bronze Sacrifce hit-C BroCme. stolen
hases-Nalter o. Buehler l9. Narcgron. More
land, e. BroOme Eckendcrf Hit by pi,chcr-By
kidwell. l. Wild pitch-,5recr. l. Umpire-Mr
Hughes. Time of same-l hour and % minutes
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport Bridgeport. s; New Haven. l.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. l Hartford. s
At Springheld-Springhcld S. Northampton. l.
AT New Britain-New Britain, 4; Holyoke. 5.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Lincoln-Lincoln. 20; Topeka. .
At Wichita--Wiehits, ;; Sioux City. !.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph. 6; Omaha. 4.
At Des Moines-Des Moines. 8: Denver. 8
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JEW York srATE LEAGuE,

At Utica-Utica. 4; Troy. 0.
At Elmira-Elmira. 5; Scranton 3
At Syracise-Syraclse. l: Albany. O.
At Observation-Disclosures ?; Wilkesbarre. ,
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Jersey City-Bufalo, / Jersey City, O.
At NeWark-Toronto. o; Newark
A: Providence Rochester, Providence .
At Baltm9r,-M0ntrJal. O; Baltimore, 2 Second
gams: Montreal Z; Baltimore. 8
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YANKEES SPLIT EVEN.

Run-P0wen. Threc-base hit-Daniels Sscrihce
hits-Stone, knight. Double plays-Hartzel 20
Tnlsdalo 10 Newman 20 Kilifer. Quinn q knight
Stolen bascs-CFee. Griggs. Base on balls-On
Powell J. Struck ont-By Powell 4; by Quinn s.
Left on hascs-St. Louis 5: New York l. Umpires
-Mcssrs. PcTrinc and DiuCcn. Time Of camel
hour and 80 mirlites
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The Bladensburg team would like to
hear from some Of the strong amateur
mines in the District. Address A. B.
Duckett. Hyattsville, Nd
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GAMES TODAY.
eTASDiSe OF THE CLUBS.

Philadelphia, Aug. 9.-The Phrlies and
Cubs divided Gouble-header to-day, the
locals winning the first by to ]. and
Chicago the second by Il 10 /
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!" !" y =" y 7 !" !
Buus-ErCrs o. ShccL1rd l2l Hoffman o. Chance
81. Zimmerman. Schultz ~. King. Cole % Bates.
Earned rVus-Chicaco. .. philadclnlia J. First
base by errors-Chicsgo. I; PHILADELPHIA l. left on
bases-Chicago. s: Philadelphia g. First base on
halls-Of CCle 2: OF Brennan. Q: on STACK l. Of
Shelter. .; Of slaughter. g. Struck Cut-By Cole
q by Stack. ., hy Slaughter I by Brennan !. Two
base hits-Hofman Schultc. Shcckard- Sacrifice hits
-ShecEarl. Erers. Stolen hasss-Hofman f5
schultz 20 ShCckavd To- Moran. Double PLAYS
Dociin 10 Walsh 90 Luderus Zimmerman 90 Chance.
Passed bali-Mcrsn. Umpires-AIessrs. Riger and
Emslie. Time Of Elmc-2 hours and s minutes.
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BOSTON HITS TOBOGGAN.
Chicago Downs Red SOx I'm Free
hitting Contest.

Chicago. Aug 9.-The White Sox defeat
ed Boston to-day in a hard-hitting game.
White and Collins were batted out of the
box and their successors were also ham,
rnerrd hard Scnrn.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE,

At ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 5; Atlanta. 0.
At Chattanooga-Ch Chattanooga. 0: Nashville. 4
At Birmingham birmingham. 2: New Orleans. !.
at Mohile-Mobile. 5; Montgomery,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Roanoke villas in Ninth.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke. Va. Aug. 9.--After one OF the
hardest struggles seen on the local dia-
mond in many a day. Roanoke defeated
Norfolk to-day by the score of TO ?.
Coupled with the close fight were num-
erous strenuous kicks against Wester-
velt's umpiring. which added 10 the ex-
element and kept the fans hot When
the ninth inning began. the score was 2
to in Norfolk's favor, but Roanoke sue
ceeded in tying It up, although Clark and
his men kicked fiercely on the decision
that made Powell safe at home In the
tenth the visitors were BANKED. In Roa-
noke's half. Presley singled, went to
third when Reggy threw Newtons
grounder wild, and scored on Schmidts
pretty bunt. Score:
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STANDING OF The CLUBS.


Cleveland. Aug. 9-The Nationals and
classy mud larks this afternoon. for.
after the Maps had taken the first con-
test Of the double-header by the score
OF TO ]. on a dry field the two teams
went in and battled in pouring rain and
placed on display a 1-tO-O pitchers bat
tie, in which not an error was made. de-
spite the slippery condition OF the field
and ball Washington took the struggle,
Walker outpitching Hardness. The for
mer was not hit quite as hard as Hark-
ness but he had better control and was
extremely effective with runners on sec
Ond base. In fact. not a Nap reached
third during the game. Weather condi-
lions considered, it was the best pitch
ing witnessed here this season. and
Cleveland fans have seen some good
games Of bail at that.
Manager McAleer took advantage OF
being up against a supposedly weak
team to try out his new catcher. Ain
smith, from the Lawrence club. OF the
New England League. Ainsmith was
nervous at the start. and the Maps ran
wild on the bases. stealing four sacks in
the first inning in consequence Of Ain
smiths too powerful throwing, his throws
causing the inhelders to jump into the
air. Later on, however, he settled down
and caught a good game. in addition 70
slamming out a three-base ht 20 left.
which he could have turned into a home
run had not the cOacher stopped him as
he rounded third
Otey Looks to Have Goods.
When Doc" Reisling showed no ability
20 stop the Maps in this game, McAleer
sent Otey. 4 sOuthpaw from Norfolk, Va,
who reported this morning to the slab.
The youngster looks like a conner. He
admits being in bad health OF late, but
at that he pitched mighty good ball lie
had a cross-fre that worked beautifully.
backed up wNh tremendous speed. Dur
ing the two and One-third innings that he
Oflciated the Maps made but one hit. and
that was gift by Umpire Egan. who
declared Birmingham safe at first when
ne was out by stride Unglaub kicked
enough TO be put out OF the game. but
Egan ignored him.
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Second Game.

Twice the second game was interrupted
oy showers. and each time the teams re-
Iumed playing It was upon a sticky
nirey field. while 1t was raining hard
enough 10 call the game when the last
wo Innings were played. EIberfeld kick
ID so strenuously against playing that
1gan finally chased him In the sixth
ming.
Through an accident in the first game
Cleveland was left without a utility player
md when Rath7 was taken out 10 let
sasterly bat in the second game, Out
ielder Niles had 10 be sent to third and
Sasterly TO right field. Ball was the vic
I'm Of the accident, Spraining his ankle
urning third base.
There was not much to the first con-
est as Washington could not hit "Cy"
Young. and Reisling was easy from the
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EVEN BREAK FOR
The CHICAGO CUBS
Phillies Win First Game, but
Lose Final Contest.
YEsTERDAY,s REsULTs.

Pittsburg, 10, Boston, o.
New York, o, st. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia, B; Chicago, 1.
Chicago, II; Philadelphia. 1.
Cincinnati, 1; Brooklyn, o.
Cincinnati, :; Brooklyn, 2.
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Chick Green. one OF our leading fans.
who travels extensively throughout Vir-
ginia and Maryland. says he has seen
Pitcher Bill Otey. who performed for two
innings m Cleveland yesterday. work with
the Norfolk club. and Mr.. Green doubts If
the young athlete will be able 20 hold
his head up in fast company on account
Of his size. Otey IS described as Weighing
only about AS pounds and IS 5 feet s
inches
McAleer and others declare that Otcy
will he able TO come across with the re-
quired merchandise