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GIANTS DOwNED BY BROOKLYN.
Suburbanites Outhit and OutfieId
McGraW's Men.

New York. June 20-The BrookIyns
played a fast game at Washington Park
to-day. and beat the New Yorks by
punching hits. The Dahlenites outhit and
outhelded the Giants. Score.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Bankers LeagIe-WsshingtOn Loan ~ National
Cts.
Capital City Lesgae-St Aloyxius vs. MidWays-
Commercial League-AndreEs rs. Southeast Y "
&. A.
Departmental League Postofioe rs, Navy
Independence League-St. Psnls TVining.
Marquette League-G. r. o. Fs. Diamond A. c.
Olympia League-Madeiras vs.. Gives.
Southern Railway League-Auditors Va Traffic
Suburban League-SilTer Spring IS Mount Pleas
ant.
Sunday School League-Ninth Va Anscostia.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Leagse-Trainmen
Adams Express.
Colcred Departmental Leagle-Post-oface vs.. War
and Navy.
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John Coyne, forty-fve years of age
Of 5sS Kenyon street northwest, Will.
watching a ball game yesterday In the
Commercial League, sustained a broker
rib and was spiked in the leg bv bejns
run over by William Morris. catcher 70,
The Washington Herald team. while the
player was running after foul fy. The
injured man was taken to Freedmen,
Hospital in the ambulance.
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WIN BY BIG SCORE.
Sixth Has on Day and Is Easy
Picking for LangdOn.

Langdon walloped Sixth to the tune
OF II to yesterday in the Sunday School
League. It was an OF day for Sixth.
the Suburbanites outplaying them in all
departments of the game Litchfeld
did the twirling for Sixth, except for a
third of the sixth inning, In which Col
Inns performed on the mound. The lat
ter's work was not satisfactory, and
Litchaeld went back and finished the
game
Anderson pitched good ball for Lang
don, keeping his eight hits well scat
tered. The two runs made of him In
the second round were on errors. E..
Porter played q good game in center
for Langdon. and also led at the bat with
two doubles In three times up. Score.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Roanoke Takes Game.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, June 2O.-Roanoke's su-
perior work at bat and clever base run
ming account for the victory to-day over
Richmond by the score Of to l. While
decidedly one-sided. the game was inter-
esting. the visitors playing as snappily
at the close as in the beginning. New
toms catch of Messitt's fly in the sixth
inning was a feature that brought down
the grand stand. Cefalu. in the pitchers
box. worked in great form. and made
amends for several games here in which
he has been taken out. Salve weakened
at times, and was measured effectively
by the Tigers. With corners filed IN the
sixth, Presley lined out a triple. Score:
RHE
Roanoke. ............. 0 "a 2 x-9 0
Richmond .......--.. 0 0 0 G-l
Batteries-Roanoke. Schmidt. Fisher. and Cefalu
Richmond Messitt and Sslye. UmpireS-AiessFs
Davis and WesteUelt. Attendance-e0o.
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Olive Juniors Win

The Georgetown Olives Juniors YES
terday defeated the Georgetown A. G.
Juniors on the Red Lot by TO in a
twelve-inning contest. All teams av-
eraging fourteen year, wishing Sunday
games with the Olives Juniors. address
G. A. Cross. 2S0S NJ street northwest.
Score:
G. o. C.. I'LL 10000 oOool-ss ?
G. A. G. Jr.. O000 020OO-5 7 /
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MAPS SHUT OUT BY SOx.
Chicago Fortunate TO Group Singles
with Wild Pitch.

Cleveland. June 2o.-The Maps failed TO
group any two Of their six hits of Ohm
stead in one inning. and were shut out.
10 Q, by the White Sox to-day. The hits
OF Falkenberg were scattered too, ex-
cept in the first inning, when four in
field singles and a wild pitch netted the
one run. But for the wild pitch the four
singles would have been useless, so close
was the fielding. Score:
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Lett on Philadelphia s. Boston, 7. Bases
on bals-0f Rrown. 8; Of McQuiIlan. 6. Struck out
by Brown, /; rs McQuilan J. Three-base hit
Bates TWO-base hits-hnsbe. Smith. Sacrifice hits
-AIagee. DOolan AeQuan. Grant. Double plays
Doolan to Knabe 10 Ward; Ward lunassstedl. I'm
pires-Messrs. O'Day and Brennan. Time Of game
! hour and 3 minutes
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Bases on balls-0f Mattingly. 5; OF Rusk. /
Struck out-By Mattingly, 4; by Rusk. 6. Hit by
piteher-By Mattingly Sweeney Umpire-Mr. Cur.
ley. Time Of gsme-l hour and Is minutes,
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First base by errors-Pumpine Station 4. N,vv
Yard L First base halls-On Brady. ?. on
GioVannett. Innings ptched-By Giosannetfi. 2.
BY Conn0rs. / Hits msde-0H Gioyspnetti :. on
Connors, O. Struck out-By Brady II; by Gioysn-
netti, Q; by Connors. ]. TWobase hit-Steele sac
Tihce hits-Brady Steward. Stolen hases-Steele
Ford O.. Miles Double play-AcDmough ia
Roundtree 70 Becker. Hit b. pitoher-By Rradv.
BY Ford. . Passed baIl-Lyon Umpire-Nr
Hoitmann Time Of gzme-i hoar and IS minutes.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
PitfSburg at Sd. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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Totals. s2i Il Totals. 1910 2aI0 2
Southern. ......-................ 0 0 ) 0 O-l0
Car Department. 0 0 0 o o 0 o.
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Earned uIns-Bureau. z: Agriculture. 3. First base
by eTTors-Bmeau, s; Agriculture. Z Left on bases
Bureau. s: Agriculture. s. First base on halls-Of
Gilehrist. /; Of Reynolds. /; of Brown l. Innings
pitched-By GilchTist L. By Reynolds l. Hits
made-0h Gilchrist. I oil Reynolds s. Struck out
By Gilchrist. a. by Reynolds 4: BY Brown. s. Three
base hit-DiCkson. Two-Sase hits-Armstesd Davis
~. Logan ~. Carter ~. Stolen hases-J A.
Simms, Reynolds. Campbell. Wycks. Jones. Garrett
Double play-Logan tunaSsistedl. Passed bail-Dick-
son. Umpire-Mr. Harley Time Of gzme-I hour
and % minutes
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First base ON errors-Sixth, 2; Langdon. i. left
on bases-sixth, s. Langson Z. First base on halls
On Litchfeld r: of Collins. /; of Anderson
Innings pitched-By L1tchfed, %; by Collins IA
Hits made-0f Ltchield. Q; of Collins. l. Struck
out-Ry Atchfeld. 5; by Anderson. s. Three-bas.s
hits-Jones, Mofhtt Wiesand. rwo-hase hits-E
Porter 81. Stolen bases-Jones Taylor. Brsuper.
Mattingiy. NOonan. Anderson. Hit by ritcher-Bv
Collins. / Passed bails-AIehltt, Unpire-AIr.
Hughes. Time OF game-l hour and IS minutes.
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Gets Unu.uaI Put-outs.e

Lajoie had three put outs on Satur-
day. and not one Of them was in field
ing his own position, second base. He
made two Of them I'm twice retiring
Chase at the plate at the finish Of run
downs OF which the New York captain
was the victim. The other time he COW
cred first base and took Hardness throw
on a hunt
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MONEY COUNTERS LOSE.
BOOkkeepers Land Singing Match
in Southern Railway League.

The Bookkeepers nosed out the Treas
urers in a holly contested game in the
Southern Railway League yesterday. It
looked like a walkover for the Money
Counters" when they scored FIVE runs In
the first inning. but the Expert Ac-
countants,' by plugging away. won the
game in the final round. Pete Herrings
seemingly impossible catch of a would
be Texas Lacquer TO left was the fielding
feature Score
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Williams shut. ont Amherst. 20 O.

Williamstown, Mass. June 2O.-Before
a crowd of 5000. Amherst went down TO
defeat. TO 0, at the hands of the crack
Williams nine.
Capt. Templeton was in fine form, al
lowing but one hit, and accepting ten
chances without an error He still clings
10 his decision not TO accept the offers
Of professional teams. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
TIGERS PLAY SLUGGISH GAME.
st. Louis Takes Advantage of Every
Opening and Wins.

Detroit, June 2o.-Willett's wildness let
ST. Louis score two runs in the opener
and consecutive clouting sent home two
more in the third. Purnoll stopped the
! scoring. but was taken out TO let D..
Jones bat in the seventh. Davy famed
and the rally was over. The Tigers play
was sluggish and that OF the Browns
lively Score.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leagie-sewsge Pumping Station 5;
Navy Yard 2
Departmental Jeague-CommissioneT 3; Commerce
and Labor 2
Sunday School League-Langdon II Sixth 4
Marquette League-Chesspsake and Potomac Tele-
phone, 6; Hygienie Laboratory, ).
Suburban League-Petworth, 9; BrigFwood for
feited}
Independence Disqualification. s; National
Union J.
Terminal Railroad Y. 81. C. A Leag1e-southern
Railway 70: Car DEPARTMENT 3
Commercial Leagne-D y. WslfoTd, 3; Herald 5,
Bankers Leagus-No game
Olympia Lesgle-St stephens 10; Prospects. s.
Southern Railway League Bookkeepers. z. Treas
uFers G.
ColoTed Departmental Jeagle-Asriculture, Is Bu-
reau :.
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Left on bases-Nianhsttan. 4 National Union. 8
First base on balis-Oh limbaugh. j: OF Carlin |.
Struck out-By limbaugh 6; by Carlin 5. Three
base hit-Lynch. Two-base hit-Riddle. Sacrifice
hit-Riddle. Stolen bases-Haislip. Fegan. Hearn
HERMAN. Double playS-DaEis 10 Riddle Dsmpier
10 Riddle. Passed ball-Fegan. Umpire-Mr. New
man. Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes
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Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, June 2O.-Hannifan was
hit with men on bases to-day, and Nor
folk won from Portsmouth, to 2. The
finger was also wild. and each of the
three errors behind him were of the dis
astrous kind Walsh was steady
througout the game. an error at first
being responsible for the two Truckers
runs. Score:
R. H. F..
Portsmouth. .......... 0 o 90 O0O2 Ga 3
Norfolk....-.,........ / 0 2 0x-s ?
Batteries-Hannifan and Kunkle Walsh and Nun
son. Umpire-AIr. Pender.
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REGAIN THE LEAD.
Manhattan Tribe Moves Into First
Place. Beating National Union.

MHHHatIAu IFAbt MONes INTO r ifst
Place, Beating National Union.
The Manhattan nine regained the lead
in the Independence League yesterday by
defeating the National Union aggrega-
ton. to g. Both limbaugh and Carlin
pitched good ball, but the latter was
given ragged support by his team mates,
their errors figuring greatly in the run
getting.
Dampier and Riddle, of the winners.
played we'll in the field, while Donnelly
and Lynch featured with the wagon
tongue. each making two hits. one of
the latter's going for three bases. Score.
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GRAY WILL PITCH
Dolly to Twill the Opening
Game at Boston.
COLLINS OPENS FOR RED sOx

Fans Somewhat Fearful as
to Outcome of Series vita Ma
tiOnaIs, with Speaker and Wagner
Out of the Game with Minor In
Juries-Enormous Crowd Expected.
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Two-hase hits-Leach %. Evans. Bresnahan. Three
base hit-Wilson. Home run-Sliller. Sacrifice hits
MoVTey, Wagner. Double playB-Huggins 10 Hauser
hases-G Gibson. Higgins. Oakes. Byrne Balk-White
Bases on hals-Of Lush 8; of White. ,; of Cam
nitz. 5; Of Harmon, 2 Struck out-By Camniiz. s.;
by Harmon !. Left on bases-St louis, 8: Pitts
burg. l. UmpTes-Messrs. tombstone and Moran
Time Of game-2 hours and IS Minutes
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Haverhill-Haverhil, s; Lowell. ! first camel.
Haverhii, ); Lowell, tsecond game).
Al New Bedford-New Bedford S; Brocktou. l.
At Fan River-FaIl River. g; Lawrence. ;
At Worcester-Worcester. s. Lynn, /
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New tork-.--.,....-....,,,,, / 0-l
brooklyn 0 0 . II
Left on bases-New YORK. s; Brc~klyn. s. Bases
On balls-Of Wiltse, !; OF Bargcr 5. STRUCK out
BY Witse. ?; by Barger, 3. Three-base hits-DevIin
Daubert- Two-base hits-seynolIr, Dalton. Lennox
Sacrifice hits-LeHnox, Bergen. Stolen base-Hnn-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 2O.-The Cubs
had matters easy in defeating Cincinnati
to-day. Both Rowan and Burns were
hit hard at OppOrtune moments.
The feature of the game was a home
run drive TO deep center by Sheckard.
sending In two men ahead OF him. Score:
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First base On balIs-Un Hutchinson, s. on Nc
Donough. ;; Of Beach. ?: of Wslling Innings
pifched-By Hutchinson 2 Is; by McDonough, %;
BY Wsllng 3 Hits made-of Beach 5; OF Wall
ing. Z; OF Hutchinson 5; OF McDonough. 5. Struck
out-By Hutchinson. ); by McDonough. & by Wall
ing. 7. TEo-base hits-O 'Bren %. Schombert, Lyd-
dane WaIing. Sacrifice hits-Colbert Murphy.
Triple play-Wslling 10 Ematrote to Donahue. Hit
by piteher-By Walling J. by MeDonough. l.
Passed halls-AIien. . Umpire-Mr. B. Ray. Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes.
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CHICAGO EASILY
BEATS CINCINNATI
Burns and Rowan Unable TO
Hold Down Cubs.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 81 Boston, 2.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, /.
Pittsburg, 3, ST. Louis, ,.
Chicago, o, Cincinnati, 4
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Toronto. !: Jersey City. 2
At Newark-Montreal. /; Newark. 4.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .; Providence. 3
At Baltimore-Buffalo, 3: Baltimore.
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To-DAY's GAMES.

Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at New York.
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Brady VIII Get HI. Pay

Cincinnati. June 9O.-The National Base
ball Commission to-day decided that the
Springfield. Mass, club must pay player
Herbert Brady for a period from AnriI
2S to May 9, less one day he played with
the Trenton Club.
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Let on bases-Hy glenlc, = Z. a T. . IT'S
base on bslls-Of Bladen. s; of Baker, 5: on
Zirkle j: OF Nutwen. :. Innings pitched-BS
Bladen, %; hy Baker 4; hy Zirkle. J ID; By
Nutwen } Struck out-By Baden. 7; By ZHkle,
/: hy Baker. s: by Nutwel. + Three-hsse hit
Coleman. Two-base hits-Goiemau, FTistoe saeTi
fee hits-Wells Moore. George. Stolen bases
Valaer %. Wsple. Coleman t2l. Hutscn. Crawford
Baker e. Lapgsn Fristoe. Hurdle. Harley. Gal
lowsy Double play-Langan 20 Striehy. Hit ny
pitcher-By Baker L Wild pitches-Bsker. Nut
well. Zirkle. Passed ball-Hurdie. Umpire-Mr.
Wood. Time Of game hours.
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Three-bsse hit-Cook. Tgo-base hits-Tate. Craven.
Hit BY piteheT-By Simpson. ?; by Murphy. l.
Bases on balls-of Simpson. ]; Of Murphy. L
Stolen bases-P. Herring ~. Cook, Green tD.
Reilly 81. Oliver. Simpson. Struck out-By simp-
son. 10; by Murphy. e. Umpire-Mr. Laughton
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ABa!s-----s- 90 II
'Batted for Falkenberg in the eighth.
tran for Bemis in the eighth.
.KellT hi by haffed han
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-New Haven, 4; Hartford. |
At Observation-Disclosures. 9; Springfield. 4
AT New Brtain-New Britain, 2; WATERBURY O.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. Northampton : 2
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WIN ANOTHER ONE.
c. & p. Aggregation Noses Out Hy-
gienie Laboratory Boys.

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company defeated the Hygienic Labora-
tory to 5 in the Marquette League yes
terday through the latter teams listless
playing. Coleman OF the losers was the
star. getting three hits Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures ); Montgomery z
first camel birmingham. 3; Montgomery. 2 sec
ond camel.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At GalTeston-GalTesson. l: Dallas o.
At Waco-Shreveport, 4: Waco, O.
AT San AntoniO-San Antonio, s. Oklahoma City. 4
At HCuston-Houston. g. Fort Worth, game for
feitedl
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MAKE TRIPLE PLAY.
Prospects Pull on Unusual stunt
Against st. Stephens.

St Stephens took Yesterdays Olympia
League game from the Prospects. 10 to
and timely hitting. The star play of the
day was IN the second inning, when Wall
ing. Ermatrote. and Donahue. Of the
Prosnects DllIIad off a friple DIay Score.
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AHIaIS.s.ss.. z = % .
sBatted fer Erwin in the ninth.
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WYCKS MAKES FEATURE PLAY.
Nabs Line Drive with One Hand In
COIOred League Contest

The Aggies trimmed Bureau yesterday
in the Colored Departmental League
thereby showing the Engravers down 20
last place. Bob" Brown pitched a good
game for the Farmers while Logan
starred at the bat. Wycks made a great
one-hand catch of line drive. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Hurf la Rnn Gama

at jacksonville 1: jacksonville. 2
At Columbus-Columhus. 5; Augusta. 0.
At Columbia-Cclumhia, 3; Macon. |.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At GrenwoOd-GreenWOod. 2; Hattiesburg. 3
At Yazoo City-Vicksburg, ;: Yazoo City. 0.
At Jackson-J acksou, 9; Meridian. 3,
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-OTnaha. ); Topeka. 5
At Sioux City-Sioux City, Il; st. joseph. 10
At Des Moines-Des Moines. 2: Wichita, 7.
At Lincoln-Lincoln, s; Denver, B
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ERRORS CAUSE DEFEAT.
Miseues and Browns WiIdness Give
Game to PhiiIies.

Philadelphia, June 90.-Brown out
pitched McQulllan to-day in the matter
Of hits by TO 3, but Boston lost the
game to costly errors and Browns wild
ness at critical moments. Score:
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Totals. ...... 2 52il4
7Baited for Brown In the ninth.
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Three-base hits-Hariey. Lisz. Two-bese hits
Amsy. Apple. Harley ta. Litz. Workman. Hons
run-Snyder. First base on balls-Of Knockey, 2
Left bases-Marinss. 7 Shamrock l. First base
eTrors-Marines. 4 Struck out-By Nuss 5; b.
Knoekey. g. Passed hslls-Hoffman, l. Hit by
pitcaer-By MISS tJonathanl. Umpirc-Mr Cleye-
land. Time Of game-l hour aad s. minutes.
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Norfolk Downs Portsmouth.

BatteTieS-ROanCke. Schmidt Fisher. and Cefal
Richmond, Messitt and Sslve. Umpires-Mess
Davis and WesterTelt. Attendance-e0o.
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'Batted for Summers IN the third.
fBafted for pernoll in the seventh.

hns-On Niett ! IN l inning; on summers. .
in ?: Of PeTnoll in 5: OF Mullin. in 2 Two
base hits-Hodmsn McFisri,y. Sacrifice hit-Ste-
phens. Stolen bases-Schwitzer e. Newman. Bases
on balis-Of Ray, ?; Of Wilett / . OF Mullin s.
Hit By Iitcher-By Willstt. l. Left on bases-st
Louis s. Detroit 5 Struck out-By Ray. 2; by
Penoll 4. Double plays-StanaEe to simmons to
Deiehanty; Bush 10 Delehsnty % simmons; H01-
man 20 Wallace. Wild pitch-Wiett. umpires-
Messrs Dinecn and Connolly. Time Of game-i hour
and 40 minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Troy-Troy. ); Syracuse, Q
At WilkesbaTre-Elmira, 0; Wilkesbarre,s6.
At Alhany-Utica, I Albany, Q.
At scTanton-Scranton. 6; Binghamton. s.
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FORFEIT IN SUBURBAN.
BrightwoOd Fails TO show Up, Pet
worth Gaining on Leaders.

Petworth erept near the leaders in the
Suburban League yesterday by getting
the Brightwood game by default The
teams played a hve-inning exhibition con-
test PetWorth winning 10 Scnra.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
COLORED DEPARTMENTAL IL
BLANK sHAMRocKS
Nuss Holds Clubmen Down TO Two
Hits,

The Marines shut out the Shamrock
Athletic Club at Seventeenth and D
streets southeast by the score OF IA to 0
yesterday afternoon. Nuss was on the
mound for the Marines. and pitched good
ball, allowing two hits and tanning I'VE
men.
Knoekey was hit to all corners of the
lot, eighteen hits being registered against
HIM The heavy hitting of the Marines
Was the only feature ~ the paroa cco-a.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsTERpAY,s REsuLTs.

st. Louis, 4; Detroit, 2.
Chicago, L, Cleveland, o.
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Left on bases-Car Department s; Southern
First base balls-Of F. callow, 2; of strobel
Innings pitched-By f. CallOw Z; by Hughes
/. Hits made-of +. Callew. 10 Struck out-By
F. Callow Z; by Strobel. 10: by Hughes /. Three
base hit Thompson. Two-base hit-Young Sacri-
fee hits-stansberTy. F. Callow. senseDy Stolen
bases-Platz. Young. Umpire-ur. Hsndiboe Time
Of game--l hcu and $ minutes
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Lynchburg. 2t DauvtlIe. O.

DanvilIe. Va, June 20.-Lynchburg
checked the winning streak of the
league leaders in a shut-out game here
to-day. Lloyd allowed but one hit and
that lucky single and yielded but one
pass. Aside from Lloyd the greatest
work done by Lynehburg was by Lehy,
who secured a double and a triple. Luz
cia. who ran for him scored the two
runs. Score:
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PIRATES TAKE OPENER.
Both Pitchers Driven on the Slab
in the Ninth Inning.

ST Louis, June GETTYSBURG took this
afternoons game. the first Of the series
with ST. Louis. TO 8. In the ninth inning
both White and Lush were batted of the
slab and then Camnitz and Harmon
fought it out Long hits by Miller and
Wilson did much TO decide the battle.
Attendance. 5000. Score:
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Left on bases-PetKorth s: BFightwood 2 First
base on bails-on Fague, 2; OF Garrett !; of
-Fsntrezs. /. Hits made-Of Garrett f. OF Stewart.
!; Of Fagie. 2; of Fentress. 2 Struck out-By
Garrett 8; by Fentress, !. Tvohase hit-Payne
Stolen bases-Aiayne. Clayton. Wild pitches-Gar.
rett, Fentress. Passed baIl-Clevelsnd. Umpire
Mr.. Striely. Tine Of camel hour.
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Earned r1ns-Commerce and Labor. / Cen
and Labor. l. Left bases-CommeToe and
Labor. ); Commissioners, s First base on
baIls-0n Byrd. ?; on Norris. l. Struck
ous-By Byrd, Z; By Norris. t. Two-base hit--Moqe-
land. Sacrifice kits-Van Buskirk, Rapp Stolen
bases-Kinney %. Double play-Thomss 10 Hurley
to HessieT. Umpire-Mr. Belts Time OF game-
hour and IS minutes.
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c. & |. LOSES GAME
Commissioners Win and Tie
for First Place.
BYRD PLAYS GREAT BALL

Pitches in Grand Form and Holds
the Opposition Well in Hand, be-
sides winning His Own Game by
Timely Swat which Scored Two
Runs in seventh-Moran Bats Well.