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The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

The Cleveland Maps were greeted with
open arms on the local ball patch yes
terday in a double bill. They were lick
ed so easily in the opening game that
some of our best bleacher citizens were
betting real money Cy Young would new
er set away with his 5OOth victory in the
nightcap
1t took Uncle scy eleven innings 10 turn
the trick. and in the opinion of some
1000 fsns he was mighty lucky to get
away with IL, as the Nationals had the
Ohio crowd l TO until the ninth. when
Rcisling gave a costly base on balls and
Collegiaa Henry apparently suffered from
a case Of rattles, as ne injected a bum
heave into the chapter and lost his head
on a bunt. allowing two sacrifice flies to
put the visitors in the lead. At that. the
home team came near winning out in the
final half OF this inning, and had Kid
Elberfeld allowed Lelivelt 10 try for the
plate on Conroys smash TO right two
victories might have been registered.
Gray Delivers the Goods.
Dolly Gray was master OF the situa-
ton at every stage in the first contest.
Cleveland could not touch him. In fact.
not a single Nap stirred the dirt around
third base until the ninth inning. Gray
allowed four scattered hits, while Nc
Aleer's braves knocked Hardness out of
the box and made life miserable for Cy
FaIkenberg.
AIilan's hitting was a noteworthy fea-
ture from a Washington standpoint the
little fellow smashing out four safe drives
in the first game and one in the second
Gabby Street was hurt during the fifth
inning of the second game. when Stovall
was blocked of at the plate. Streets
right wrist was slightly sprained. and
he may have TO lay off for a couple of
days.
Nationals Get to Hardness.
In the opening bill Hardness looked
good for two innings. In the third he
weakened. gave two bases on balls, and
baggers. scoring one run. Three we'll
placed hits added another in the fourth.
while bases on balls TO Beckendorf and
Gray and Milan's single scored another
tally In the sixth. Falkenberg took up
the reins when two were out in the
sixth, but was as wild as March hare
in the seventh, three runs coming the
way of the Nationals, while the eighth
produced one more. boosting the home
total 10 seven
Lajoie. Graney, and Birmingham played
Z great bail for the visitors, while Kflifer
showed up the best for the home folks
The GaOEa
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
PITCHERS AID OTHERS.

IIIIHEfLo AND u HfEto.
sometimes We hear a pitchers being iauded 70 the
skies.
They make the batters IAN the air and pop up easy
flies.
They're heroes foE tims-antil the other men get
wise.
And then their crstwhils pulling curves are slam
med against the fence.
hence.
Some men are really. truly great; some men are se
Contributed.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Sioux City-omahs ! Sioux City. 8
at Topeka-Denver. 2; Topeka. l.
At Des Moines-Iincoln. 3: Des Mosnes. 2
At ST. Josph-Wichita. 2; St Joseph, l
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IHo-b6se hits-Siiiier, Deyure. ThTee-base hits
kgsn, Mitchell Stolen bases-Egan, Mitchell
Paskert-Sao1fce hits-DoWney. Double plays-AIc-
MILAN 10 Hobiitxell; Mclean 10 Egsn Struck cut
BY Suggs. 2; b. ff0mme, 2: by MatheWson, e.
Bases On bals-Of suggs. 2; on Burns. 2: OF
FToume. 3; OF MatheEson, ). UmYires MessrS
Rigler and Emslie. Tine o. game-2 hours and
70 minutes
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Two-base hits-Engle %. Mcintyre Lewis. Wag
neg "a. Stolen bases-T. Jones. schmidt HeoFer
stahl Lord. First base On bailsOh DonoTan. ?: OF
Hal. 2 Left On bases-Boston 70; Detroit. l.
Struck out-By Hsu. 3; BY Donovan. 6 Umpires-
Nests Connolly and KERN. Time q game-l houT
and $ minutes. Attendance, SZSls
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Graham ABBY. Stolen hAse-Coliins. Sacrifice hit
Leach. Double play-Shean 10 Sharpe. Bases on
balls-Of Lever. !. Of Curtis !. Struck out-By
Philippe q bT Curtis. 2 Tine q gzrno-l hour and
IS minutes Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and Kane.
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ONE HIT OFF FORD.
ST. Louis Browns Lucky TO Make
single in the Ninth.

New York, July ls.-When the New
Yorks began hitting Powell to-day. the
st. Louis infeld went to pieces, and the
home team had an easy day OF 1t. The
only hit made of Ford was by Hof-
man, with one out. in the ninth. and If
Roach had not been as stationary as a
hitching post. that one would have been
caught. Roachs misplay in the first
gave the Browns their only run. 4 pitch
ed ball split Sweeney's finger. and may
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20

Joseph stoddard. OF Cook & stoddard.
has returned to the city from visit to
Atlantic City.
Ted Johnston, local representative OF
the Buick. reports that the Buick Club
is increasing daily. and that the men,
bers are well satisfied with the progress
the club is making.
F. A. Gaegler viii leave Sunday In his
Buick touring car for hurried visit to
Braddock Heights, Nd.
Raphael Semmes. agent for the Black
Grow. will leave rhe latter part OF the
week for a visit to Atlantic City.
One OF the youngest men In the auto
mobile world TO make good as a sales
man is Robert Martin, now with the
Buick Motor Company Bob, as Mr.
Martin is called by his vast number OF
friends. is a local boy, having<attended
the public schools and graduating from
Central High School, OF this city. Dur
on an average one machine a week, and
on one occasion sold as high as FIVE
machines In a single week.
Charles Stone has purchased Steven
Duryea. This makes four cars Mr.. stone
owns, namely. Cadillac touring car.
Cadillac roadster. and waverly electric.
Mr.. Stones leaves Friday In one OF his
cars for a trip TO Maine.
A new automobile and supply house
VIII be established in. this city about
August l. tos be knokn as the Frank
Fleckling Automobile Supply Company.
1t win be located at 1112 Fourteenth
street northwest,
Mr.. Barber. agent for the Parry car.
received word yesterday morning that
his shipment Of cars were shipped Tues
day, July ~. and will arrive in this city
at the beginning Of the coming week,
Out of four entries at the Grand Cir
cult track at louisville, KY, the Parry
car won one first. two seconds. and one
third, which Is quite record for this
car. The Parry also broke the iive-niie
track record at Dayton. Ohio
4 p a
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Zone out when winning run scored.
Bostoil-......... 0 0 0 o 0 E2
Detroit l o 0 0 0 0 Ell
TWo-base hits-Cobb. Enge Sacrifice hits-Kar
ger. Bush, Hooper, LatheFs. Stolen hases-Cobb
Lord 70. d. Jones. Wagner Double plays-Bash
10 yOLeary 10 I. Jones. OLeaTy tunassisie1l. Left
bases Boston, 10: Detroit Is Bases on balls
on kaTger, 4; OF Summers, z Struck out-By
Kafger. s; by Summers. l. Unptfes-Alessrs Con
molly and KERN. Time Of game hours and 5
minutes
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Earned runs-washington, 2. First base
on errors-Washington /; Cleveland, /.
Left on bases-Washington S; Cleveland.
s. First base on balls-Off Gray. /: on
Hardness s. Innings pitched-By Hark-
ness. %; by Falkenberg, 2l-3 Hits
made-Of Hardness. Z; OF Falkenberg. 1.
Struck out-By Gray. 6: by Hardness. 4:
by Falkenberg, J. Two-base hits-Leli-
welt. Gray. Sacrifice hit-Henry. Double
plays-Beckendorf to Conroy; Mcbride to
killifer to Henry Hit by pitcher-By
Falkenberg Mcbride. Killifer) Umpire
Mr. Perrine. Time OF game-1 hour and
20 minutes. Attendance. 5000
Uncle 'sCy'' wins IL.
Uncle Cy Young breezed home with his
Booth victory. and was as happy as g.
child with a new toy. It took cy eleven
heart-rending innings TO do it, but the
veteran was equal to the task. and de-
serves ali the glory in sight. The bat
tie wound up, Maps 5, Nationals p
Yesterdays double-header, arranged on
account of the heavy rain Monday.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE,

At Iancaster-Alto0na, s; Lancaster, =
At Reading-N iiliamspoTt, 0: Reading. 2
At Trenton-First game: Harrisburg /: Trenton.
H. Second game; Harrisburg 3; Trenton. z
At Yerk-Johnstown. l; York, L.
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Two-base hits-Bresuahan. Sacrifice hits-Wllis,
Bates Double pssys-Knabe and Bransneid Stolen
bases-Ellis, Higgins Doom. Evans. Bases on balls
of Willis 3; OF McQuiilen Struck Out-fy
McQuillen. 5; by Willis. 5. Umpires-AfessrS o Day
and Brennan. Time Of camel hour and Is
minutes.
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At ScTanton-Utica. 4; Scantosi. 3.
At Wilk esbarTe-Syracuse. 2: Wilkesbarre. 5
At Binghamton-Troy, 2; Binghamton. &
At ElmiTa-AlbaBy, s. Elmira. 7.
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At spartanburs- Greensboro, o; spartanburg, /.
Second gsme Greensboro, 2; SpartanbaTg, 0.
At Charotte-Elrst game; Anderson 4; Charlotte
5 Second game: Anderson. s. Charlotte O.
At Winst0n-Salem- GTeeEFe. 0; WiEston.Salen j
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
FRENARY IN FORM.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Alexandria, Va. July 19.-The Cardinal
Athletic club added another victory 10
their long string this afternoon by de-
feating the nine representing Swift &
Co. by the score Of to 4. Kettler was
batted freely and Jimmy Kerr did not
fare much better. Frenary pitched in
fine form for the local elubmen. Score;
RHE.
Cardinals. 042e 80 0 x-9 8 :
Swift & Co... 0 0 % 0 81 5 1
Bsttsr1es-FTeuary and Pktsersni Kettler. Ken
and smith
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-st. Paul, 5; Columbus :.
At Toled0-A Minneapolis &; Toledo. J.
AT Indianspolis-1 milwaukee ]; Indianapolis 2
At Lsuissille-FiFst game: Kansas City s; Louis
Ville ; Second game: Kansas City, a. Louis
vile g.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
ATHLETICS STILL CLIMBING.
Pennant Aspirants Again Take the
White SOx Into Camp.

Philadelphia, July 1s.-Just another for
the Athletics and this time the White
Sox Of Chicago were shut out 10 O. The
visitors errors went long way TO win
the game for the Athletics, who made
their four runs in punches of two. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Afohile-C Chattanooga, 5: Mobile. 2
At rmingham-Nashgille, 2; Birmingham, O
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PIRATES WINNERS
IN ELEVENTH INNING
Campbell Hits for Two Bases
and Boston Is Loser.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg, 81 Boston, 4.
Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, 3.
New York, o; Cincinnati, 4.
ST. Louis, 2, Philadelphia, o
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures, o; Montreal. s.
At Toronto-Jersey CITY. 10; Toronto. 5.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Rochester, 2
Al BuiIalo-Proyidsnee. 1; Buffalo, 0.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Augusta-c Columbia. Il. Augusta. 2
At Macou-sayannah. 2; Macon, O
AT Columbus-JacksonSille O.; Columbus, 8
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LrlAiS. n Il
sBatted f0r Lang ia the eighth.

Chicago. 0 0 0 0 90
Philadelphia. 0 2 0 0 o x-
Left on baseS-Chioago 3: Philadelphia, 2 First
base On balls-0h Lang. 8; OF olmstcsd. l. OF
Morgan, L Struck out-By Lang 4; b. Morgan. G.
Two-bass hit--J. Collins Sacrifice hit-OIdring
Stolen base-E Collins. Double plsys-E Collins
Barry TO Davis; Sullivan TO Tannehin TO Sullivan
UmpTes-SiessIs. Egan and 0'Loughlin. Time Of
gEme-I hour and q minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
TEXAS LEAGUE
NEW YORK sTATE LEAGUE.

At Fort W0Fth-Waco, 2; Fort Worth, 10.
At Houston-s Shreveport, s; Houston. 5.
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NOTES OF THE DOUBLE-HEADER

In the first game Birmingham foolishly
fumbled Milsn's near-Texas Leaguer1 BY
that self-same tumble John Henry scored
and Dolly Gray took second base.
It was then that Jim MCGUIRE waved
Hardness 10 the bench and sent IN that
altitudinous proposition, ex-senator Cy.
Falkenberg.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20

fumbled Milan's near-Texas Leaguer3 BY
that self-same tumble John Henry scored
and Dolly Gray took second base
It was then that Jim Mcclure waved
Hardness TO the bench and sent IN that
altitudinous proposition, ex-senator Cy.
Falkenberg.
In the seventh of the first. the Wash
ingtons retired their opponents in ex-
actly four minutes.
It was awful on the highly vertical
Falkenberg when KiIlifer worked him for
a base on balls; Mcbride succeeded In get
ting himself hit IN the ribs, and then
Perring played punk polo with Gessler's
drive
This placed three on bases. and then
Beckendorf performed prohibited dance.
while at the bat, which befrizzled Falken-
berg 10 such an extent that he allowed
Beck 70 walk, thus forcing in a run.
Then twas that Gray and Milan music
ally rendered a duet OF bingles, and the
result was three runs.
The crowd groaned in the eighth when
Doc Gessler muffed Perrings fly. but the
next moment cheered. as the redoubtahle
right-gardener slammed the ball TO second.
catching Lord.
Can any one tell US where we can get
a long pitcher. a pitcher as long as
Pitcher Falkenberg2 We want to get
that kind Of a pitcher for a friend be-
fore the anti-growler law goes into effect
Cy soulfully sighed In the seventh.
One Of the strangest Incidents that was
ever witnessed at a ball park happened
when Gessler's bat slipped from his hands
and shot Ike a catapault over the heads
Of those in the boxes and landed In the
fifth row Of the right-held wing of the
stand. A gentleman seated In that row
thrust out HIS arm and kept two women
from being struck by the flying bat.
Veteran cy Young can still field his
position in great shape. He had four
assists, and some OF them were of a
very hot variety.
There were lots of expressions OF sym
patty for Street when he got hurt in
the fifth. It was :hen that the game was
delayed
Dutch" Schseffer Offset the gloom by
comedy antics. Germany posed as
catcher, with an inverted breast pro-
tector. and his quick slams to second
and McBride's baok-handed catches anus
ed the crowd immensely.
IN the seventh. Gessler not only got
StovaIrs fly, but held the redoubtable
Larry on second.
Milan caught Young's long fly to the
center-held fence after speedy run, and
damaged the paint on the fence.
Umpire Perrine objected to his Ma
poleonets interfering his Frenchy frame
in the path that DIT. Reisling had map
ped out for the sphere to triumphantly
travel IN. Jim Mcguire also said a few
things that did not set well with Perrne.
and he promptly ordered jim bacT 50
camp.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
NATIONALS BREAK
EVEN WITH MAPS
Uncle Cy Young Wins His
Five HRldredth Game.
GRAY SCORES EASY sHUTOUT

SOuthpavv Has CleveIanderz at HIS
Mercy in Opening Bill, and Ma
ttOnaEz Use the Whitewash Brush.
Final Contest Gees 10 Visitors
After Eleven Innings, 8 10 2.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
CUBS FIELD POORLY.
Make Seven Errors, Brooklyn Win
ming by 4 to 3.

ming by to 3.
Chicago. July 19.-Brooklyn won the
final game Of the series with the Cubs
this afternoon. Chicago made more hits
than the Trolley Dodgers, but clever
fielding back Of Barger shut of several
likely looking scores. The fielding and
batting of Lennox was a feature. The
Cubs inheld went all 70 pieces, seven
damaging errors being chalked up against
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
PHILLIES SHUT OUT.

St. Louis Cardinals score victory In
Game Lacking Features.
ST. Louis. July 19-St. Louis downed
the Phillies to-day. to 0. in a feature
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New Yerk ............ 0 0 0 Is
Left on bsses-St. Louis 5; New York. O. Bases
on balls-0f Powell. !; of Ford. L Struck out
By Powell. s. By Ford. / Sacrifice hits-Hartzeii.
Roach Stolen bases-Hoffman Daniels Laporte O.
Gardner, Cree o.. sweeney. Umpires-8fessTs. Evans
and Dinesn. Time Of camel hour and Is minutes
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk and Riehmond spIi

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. July ia double-header
this afternoon was divided between Nor
folk and Richmond. the first game which
continued for eleven innings going to
the Colts, 3 TO l, while the Crew won
the second in easy fashion. 10 0. Re-
velle had the best Of the pitching argu-
ment in the first game, a homer by
Munson being the only run scored
against him. sheehan did good work
until the eleventh. Vance was invincible
in the second game, while salve was wild
and hit hard Scores:
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20
TO-DAY,s GAMES.

Boston mt Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia al So. LOuis.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland at Washington.
Sc. Louis at New York.
DetrOi$ at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, ~ Cleveland, O.
Cleveland, 81 Washington, 2.
Philadelphia, Al Chicago, 0.
New York, 81 81. Louis, 1.
Boston, ~ Detroit, 1.
Boston, 4, Detroit, 2
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ARKANSAS LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures Z Jonesboro. l.
at BlytheEille- Pargould. 2; Blythesilis. s
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FIRST GAME
R. II. E.

Richmond. 09Ieo 0 2-S Q 0
Norfolk. 0 0 ! 0 0 Ell 0
Batteries-ReFelle and Messitt: Sheehan and
Chandler. Umpires-aieSsrs. Westeryelt and Fender.
SECOND GAME
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Joseph stoddard. Of Cook & stoddard.
has returned to the city from visit to
Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-20

Ted Johnston. local representative OF
the Buick, reports that the Buick Club
is increasing daily. and that the men,
bers are well satisfied with the progress
the club is making.
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F. A. Gaegler viii leave Sunday In his
Buick touring car for a hurried visit to
Braddock Heights, Nd.
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In the seventh of the first. the Wash
ingtons retired their opponents in ex-
actly four minutes
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Milan caught Young's long fly TO the
center-heId fence after a speedy run. and
damaged the paint on the fence.
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Contest Notice.


Department of the Interior, United
states Land Office, Roswell, New Mex
60, Feb. 16 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
)oen filed in this office by Alvas A.
5eeman of W. Elida, New Mexico con-
ostant, against Homestead entry, No
i041 made March Gath, 1904 for S. w.
Z section, Section 6 Township 40.
dange q e. by Harry L. Tanner, Con-
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late of January gath, 1910, that said
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esidence on said land, has wholly
abandoned said land and has been alb
,Cnt therefrom for period of more
tan six months next preceding the
date of said contest affidavit that he
Las not resided upon said land nor
cultivated same as required by law.
and
That said alleged absence from said
land was not due to his employment in
tue Army, Navy or Marine Corps OF,
the United States in any capacity il
time of war, and this the said contest
ant is ready to prove at such time and
place as may be named by the Regis
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10 appear, respond and offer evidence
,ouching said allegation at 10 o'clock
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office in Elida, N. NJ. land that final
Nearing will be held at o'clock a. M,
On March 81. 1910. before)" the Regis
tor and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Roswell, New Mexico.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit filed Feb. 16, 1910
iet forth facts which show that after
lue diligence personal service of this
notice cannot be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given due and proper publication
T. c. TILLOTSON,
(Feb. 25-Mar18l Register.