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than any intention AT interference
GlaucinE behind, / saw the white head
Of the old man on the LhUCDe. violently
GEi-ateC- but Il he gave any orders con
corning Us they were not executed. and
without opposition we passed out Of the
door
Turning 10 the right. we quickly en-
. tered an DdTtTDeDr-STDdiler than the
ethers-but ne less splendid Here there
was another throne Ala advanced 70
IT, mounted the steps retaining Ed
mUud hand, and taking her seat. calm
. y raced the spectators while we stood
close BY at the foot Of the throne
7 think II VIII be best, in view Of the
dramatic events which were 10 follow.
20 tell EOu, In as few WORDS as possible.
the result Of the episode that I have just
. described
The room in which we now found our
selves vas the private audience cham
Der OF the queen The apartment IL
which the examination had taken place
vas a KIND of combination OF a ROYAL
audience chamber and a supreme court
room It seems that under the laws in
: enus there was a sort OF Joint jurisdic-
ton between the queen and the supreme
judge
In all judicial cases the two presided
together At least. the queen had the
right 20 preside with the Judge when
ever she chose It certainly did not
strike me as a VeL-y wise arrangement.
-cE IN case Of disagreement how were
llt% 10 arrive at q decision without a
. third person to cast q deciding vOts2
mat, however, was none of our af-
Ialr, and Il was lucky for is that on
TINS occasion the Queen had not only
CHOSEN 10 exercise her prerOEatiVe. but
had bent the law TO her authority
suspect that II usually happened that
way whenever her feelings were inter
eSLed. for a woman viii have her Will.
whether she lives on the eartn OF on
Owing probably 10 the fact that the
victim OF ECmund'S pistol was the son
o. the venerable supreme judge. all Of
= Ia s arguments in eNtenuatIOn OF tie
OuenSe had been wasted until, seeing
the imminent danger-her love though,
perhaps hardly appreciated by herself
suddenly famed forth and she deter
mined 10 save Edmund at any cost
The essential justice Of our case was
50 evident To any unTTejudiCed mind
that the sympathy OF the majority Of
the audience had really been with the
queen al the time, and 70 that fact we
owed our escape.
The insane jealousy Of Alas unfOrtu-
nate sutton had greatly complicated the
sitUs ton, and was 10 be a source Of
trouble Cor US in the future but his ad-
herents were not numerous enough to
threaten serious danger after We had
once fOUsd refuge in the Queens apart
Enent.
Her authority asserted itself in fun
force. and, as far as we were concerned
the episode seemed to be closed.
After the excitement about the trial
and the scene that followed il had died
down We were asst gned TO a suite Of
aEaTtr1ert with us We were continual
Is on cur guard and All kept a sharp
lockout for 1ngTa, the disappointed
suitcr- and his emissaries- because we
had not the least doubt that he would
have spies on our track and would make
away With Us If he could But for a
lcuE time We saw nothing Of him
The Continuation of This story VIII
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CHAPTER XII.
The Value Of a Good Fist.

TIE sensation produced By Alas
dramatic interruption was indie
scribabIe- Everybody pressed nearer.
AIurmurs rose on all sides. whether of
approval OF dissent I had no time to
guess The white-haired judge, his face
afiame with passion. sprang to his feet.
with uplifted hand, as If about to at
tack Edmund 1nstinctfveIy, I felt for
nv pistol But Edmund, as IF he had
div ed my thought, glanced sharply
al me and shook his head
We did not appreciate then what Ala
had done, but we soon learned what it
was.
Her act and her gesture had con-
veyed to the minds OF the others a
meaning unguesSed by US. According
to the immemOTial customs of her
race, IN thus embracing Edmund with
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

Game TOday-KenuworJh vs. AIoysIus
al FIRST and u streets northeast
Yesterdays Tesult-Navy Yard, S.
sewage Pumping Station, >
The Guumakers had the correct range
against the Sewage Pumping Station
Pirates yesterday and when The fol-
SeIHted up casualties ii was found that
t--e4 -s-l sustained an 20 defeat
The Pirates were the first to score
when in the second round steele lifted
q long Ey over the fence for a home
eI, 9uJ after This session Nuss had
lem co--pieteiy at his mercy. only one
man reaching third
SymmanosIzie is certainly the Doc"
re-~-lHE Of this lea cue -sSvmulfer- is
seneEal-y hit hard and often, but he
---e-lls-seS 20 tghlen up IN critical times,
a. the -ecorG OF eleven sailors LEFT on
bases VIII testify
ys 81 f7 paul after = long absence,
mat j. about all that is necessary to
say Tor no matter what position lack
pays ne always performs creditabIv-
1t was learned last night thar Charley
ECKER the star Navy Yard rHirfer. is
back from Youngstown with a H4STr-
M -red arm He reports having strained
---r--a.'-ta a-- l'-..a-a-tr q LETT UHFE ago
II IS certainty hard luck for him that
aIteT ma king such an ausp5cfous start
ne should be forced TO Eive uo the
game Tor a while.
sewage Pumping Station seems 10
nave discovered q wonder In Martin
ne DIG boy can either pitch or -Ta-
me ned. and he is no sloUch al batting
Last week he shut EeuiI--arrh ont v-f+r7
o-L Ilo hits and the Pirate roore-S
are sun wondering why Manager 1Toh-
-Ti orc not Jet him do the box work
Yesterday He was uIavef in fsr- +zr-1
however ana made several star catches
IL vas a lucky thing for the Sailors
nay LIZ was present TO play the initial
sack Yesterday, for the tall bow saved
MS teammates at least i've errors h--
Si'eslTilE all the wild throws that came
IN ms dl-ec-lg7- OF his twelve chances.
Only two might have been called .a7z--'
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
STANDING

Game t0day-Petworth VS.. Takoma. ar
Pctworth, d G.
Yesterdays results - PetwortH, 4
BrightwoOd, J.
Another one Of those fast and inter
estinE games that the Suburban fans
have been seeing for the past two
weeks occurred yesterday when Pet
Z worth defeated BrighJ,-vod by 20 T.
Z This IS Lre fourth time that the -Ba bT
I Dois' have been able TO beat the
I ITampS, and the victory was a popular
one A large crowd was present
The game was q pitchers battle
rom the start Garrett. Of FerWOTLn.
seemed o. have the better OF the ar
Eumenr, but both did y-eU- and worked
. hard until the last horn blew. -Bev
( Garrett allowed only four scattered
. handling three chances well. while
Dick Robertson was touched I'D for
"a total gt ten hits and stru X out nine
men lie also handled four chances
easily
The T-anps have won eight straight
games. bat they found yesterday that
the Doll Babies played good ball
especially with Garrett shooting EN-
over ln such fine form and they were
compelled 20 bow down before nine vic
tories colid come their way
Babe" Torney pIa-er right field for
the Perworth nine. and attracted much
attention al during the game our O.
-FOUR trips TO the pan he connected for
four safe drives and scored two runs.
besides stealing the same number He
also made splendid running catch Of
MurQhES fly lu the last round that
might have gone Tor a double
The poor TranrS ar" nov O-- OF the
race. and now the W0odburu and Pet
worth mines win furnish the music
twice during the coming week II Pet
worth can win these the Baby Dolls
VIII almost -LaEe The nenCarr
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OLDFIELD'S MARK
CAUSES CRITICISM

ALLENTOWN. Aug 4-V-hat may de-
yeIcp in a scandal in sporting circles
has come out through publications of a
statement here that Barney Old led. in
stead Of breaking the worlds record Of
1-16 on the Allentown rrdrf- TEesiav
afternoon, really made the --=-Ie ~ l-L9
instead Of 1854.
II is the intention Of some men here 10
report the matter % the Automobile AS
ISOLATION Of America, as well as 10 the
National TrottluE Association The
timers refuse 10 discuss the matter.
They say they gave the ccrreCt time 20
the announcer, Mr. PjckeGs. AID II there
Is a mistake 10 IS for him TO explain
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Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.

EEuu-E Sto1swaI- a weII-to-do young
inventor. succeeds IN harness5nE the in
rera-oUlc theory. and builds an airship.
into which be iuveiZles three friends q
his. including Jack Ashton and Henry
Dar-0l- and carries them of Another
friend VIII Church eludes StoDewaii,
and nus IS not kidnapped The shtp
makes FOR Venus where The crew finally
lands. and after a victorious encounter
with the iUUi1ous-eTed. snaEgy-f -1-red
Inhabitants makes arrangements Tor
travelling around the planet
liter many viciSsirUdeS. they reach the
temperate part c[ the planet. having with
them Juha. a native. and finally are met
by a great fo=iIla q airshipS. IN the fore
most o. which IS a very beautiful woman,
who smiles them a welcome In en-
5ea-o-i1z 60 prevent general caIastro-
phe- caused by bad steering Of one Of the
aIrsliVs. Edmund kills one o. the natives
Immediately the explorers are overpOv-
cred and taken to vast CITY, where
they are Imprisoned Later they escape
IN E5uuzld-s car thE1Eh pursued by
feet o. airsEiDS-
The explorers slude their pursuers until
Ala comes 10 their rescue
They are taken TO a Sreat room for trial
before a court. over which Ala preStdes-
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OLYMPIA LEAGUE

Game Today-St Stephens W.. Spar
Yesterdays ResuIt-Olives. 5. George
town Cd az THirty-ffth and V streets
northwest
Although Georgetown put up as cIev-
CT game as IL has this year il could
not excel the work Of Olives and lost
10 2 i wss not until the sixth
inning the Olives got a commanding
the winner
St Stephens has a chance 10 pull
I'D on Olives this afternoon. when il
plays spartan For the last week or
50 Spartan has not been putting in an
appearance II IS 20 hoped that there
VIII be game this afternoon since the
same yesterday vas the first this week
Despite the fac; that Olives won there
was not so much on GEORGETOWN. con
STEERING the fact that Olives mas been
y.s,lHinS away with every team IL has
faced so far That the ChurCuuen Wera
able &c hold olives TO three runs Is a
source Of gratitic- Ton
Sullivan for TIE winners, pitched a
grand game He allowed but four hits
struck out twelve men, and was IN
vineib'e with men on the bases.
GEORGETOWN was Reinforced by Nor
MSS 5lC1le ard BurrelL These three
men nave game excellent regulations
on amateur teams around the city and
aided Georgetown materially More hit
ting or their side would have done much
with helping TOW ard a victory.
Few took liberties with the EackSrppS-
Martin Bromley, and Hauser were the
only ones 70 steal with any success
EightE-Seven points separate the lead
erS from St Stephens Many are say
Ing that the lead IS too great TO be over
come At the same time the aGEcreuts
% both teams are looking forward %
Friday when the co1renGers hgHt i out
7 did not look as though the George
town bunch could have gotten 70 Sui
Ivan EaG the game gone the full nine
IEUiDE-- They had succeeded in getting
one ran or third II would be inter
estiuC 10 see what would have hap
pened had the whole nine innings been
PLAYED.
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FANS OF NEW YORK
GIVING Up HOPES

NEW YORK, Aug It's all over
but the shouting" IS about the way the
average New York fan looks at the
National League race today, following
Yesterdays second disastrous defeat
q the -GiuCs 5y the cubs
The average New Yorker Is the most
loyal rCoter ina Einablc. but even
loyal roofing cannot convince him
that the Giants have more than 4
ghost Of a show to overtake the C11bs-
IN fact. with the Giants in 5hird place.
and the Pirates going good. there Is
considerable doubt that the Giants
can even finish as good as second.
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CARTMELL WINNER
IN TWO TWENTY

At the Rover Racing Cyclists Clubs
sports AZ EFOlverhamptOn, England. re-
Gently @ f H0Iway be- the 220-yaTd
exclamation. n J. CartmelI, IN the I11-
yard and Sl-yard scratch races in
u Is and 6 Is seconds, respectively. but
could finish no nearer than third 10
CarrueU CWiune-1 and GrOwC0IL sec
oudf in the Zz1-yard scratch race,
which CartueI won 81 . 10 seconds
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MOYEMENTS o. VESSELS.

Chester. at Southern drill grounds. Mar
cellus. at Newport News: Standish,
PataDsco. and Rocket. at Norfolk.
North Dakota and Prairie at New
port Rodgers. al New York; New
York. at Cavite.
SAILED
Wolverine from NGTienette. Wis. for
ChebOvEan. Wis Birmingham from
Newport for Southern drill grounds.
Charleston and New Orleans. from
ChemulDO. for TSjngtau- and Wheel
ing and Petrol from Hongkong. for
Singapore
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MACK MAY TRADE
PITCHER KRAUSE

ST. LOUIS. Aug. at Is rumored in
this city that Manager Mack. OF the
Athletics. and Manager O'Conror. Of
the St Louis BTowlls. have a dfcEzer on
in which several players are involved
One OF the men who, It IS reported, may
figure IN trade. Is Pitcher Harrv
KrauSe- OF the Athletics. who did such
sensational work last season
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= RARONS Buy PITCHER.

LkESBABRE. Pa. Aug. MAN
aver William J. Clymer. Of the wilkes
barre New York State League has Dur
chased LEe release Of Pitcher George
Hunter from the Montreal Eastern
League club He VIII report here to
morrow
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.
STANDING


Game TOday-AuaCOsIia vs. Ninth. al
Thirteenth and y streets northeast.
Yesterdays Result-SixtH. g. Peck, 0.
The third forfeited game in four days
was awarded sixth Yesterday against
Peck. the latter team JElE having six
men ia Uniform
Nv winning from Peck yesterday Sixth
moves Ep a notch in the ladder going
into nth place for The lrsL time since
early IN MAY.
a battle royal is booked for ta-s after
noon. Ninth being scheduled 10 tackle
AEaccstia- Ninth viii use Whitney and
EToOUe for the battery work while
AraCostia VIII depend upon Bartlett and
PhluDs-
Billy Hands. Niuth's star third base
man. VIII hardly De- able 10 play this az
JerEOCu. Billy is suffc-ils,~ with a Sc
we're crab bite On his tTT5v-rg hand IS
a result Of ramUerlnr with the salt
water crawiers on Tuesday
As the zIIteIT commission has ruled
that the leagues must close ty August
- az this evenings meeting OF rre board
q MANAGERS several OF the games al
ready booked Tor next week VII he
tossed ont in order that the leading
teams may battle for supremacy
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BANKERS LEAGUE
STANDING

No game today.
Yesterdays Tesult-POstDoDed
Grounds-North diamond. EI.pse-
There viii be TO game IN the hague
ll-S afternoon Since Yesterdays z-a1e
was postponed It means that 50 far this
week there have been no games played
Little IS known as ts what viii be
done
i ne game yesterday would have made
httle difference as 70 the standing Of
elmer team playing and would no. have
auected the standing OF any Of the
OlneT CLUBS The only game Of moment
IS the last game that American Security
has q play tomorrow Should L win
against Washington Loan and Trust a
tie with Commercial National will be
established. which has been the done
for some time Should the game 70 10
Washington Loan and Trust American
Security VIII be out Of IL IN one sense
II may be seen that much depends upon
the game tomorrow
Nothing has been heard II regard 20
the decision Of the amateur commission
which was laid on the table Il may
be that the issue was lodged. but there
seems 70 be no doubt IN the minds OF
many that the commission viii act IN
short order
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RAILROAD Y. NJ. c. A.
LEAGUE.
STANDING

Game today-Stati0n VS.. Trafnre7
Yesterdays feSUlJ-Game POSTPONED
Grounds Fifth and Florida avenue
northeast
The same between Shopmen and
iflninen was postponed yesterday
ile contest would have had no bearing
On the race between the two leaders
Adams and Southern. and the zane
today between Station and Tra7--rz-
VIII not affect the race for premier
The fact that yesterdays game was
postponed IS another matter 10 be re-
GREETED Not single. game has been
played t1iS week IN every instance
~ passing that the league n present
has been and IS being run on paDer.
These theoretical games have been
prayed Tor some time now As NAT
ter or fact southern the contend rs
with Adams for leadership. has bean
presented with about four games If
the teams scheduled have not sufficient
interest 10 give Southern a run for us
money matters in the league are in a
not as good as 1t might be. and has
not been this season. and IL is nor IN
1e wondered shat the fans have LOST
heart
Should Southern win its remaining
game the following wiz have a tr=at
in store for them as the games should
he close and exciting Southern has lit
tie on Adams, although Il recently won
two games from the Adams team
ing 10 get back at Southern for the
troUncing received
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Game tCdav-TTafiC vs. Operating, at
South Diamond E-IipSe-
Yesterdays resuit-N0 game
TCdey's game IS between the two first
division teams and good contest is
necessarily expected Traffic has been
defeated but three times this season and
then by the Auditors Operating is vel
up in the race with four victories out Of
nc rub for second position The first
and second places In the STANDING
seemed cInched, but the weaker teams.
some o. which have taken a ucz lease
on life, may cause d reversal at any
time
The race Cor frst division honors bv
the three EeamS tied Tor last place Is
: interesting Law Bookkeeping and the
Treasurer e-,Ch have won three and lost
seven and II remains for the contest
SATURDAY between Law and Treasurers.
which viii cad the second division
As predicted Law viii be a dangerous
opponent from now on Its principal
trouble at the beginning OF the season
was a lack of confidence and pitching
material Terry iaS proven star for
Manager QuinuS aggregation and his
good work has iDStlied q confidence IN
the team which has characterized Its
playing II the most recent games
The exhibition same arranged between
the Audi- 1Ts and the Southern Railway
team IN TIE r r Y. n g A. League
Eas been postponed until q later date
J Re latter team i in the clutches of IN
Interesting rally N hopes Of winning the
championship Of the league over the
strong Adams team
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The Continuation of This story VIII
Be Found in TomOrrOw's
Issue OF The Times.
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The meeting that YVES postponed from
last Tuesday VIII be held tonight al the
Office Of r P Andrews and many i'm
DOrtant matters viii be brought up FOR
consideration II is sincerely hoped that
al Of the managers viii be present. e.
peCialIy The president
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LEAGUE.

Game todav-TraffI vs. Operating. al
South Diamond E1IuSe
Yesterdays reSuTf-N~o game
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News Comment and Gossip Amateur Baseball and Various Other Line
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Came Today-Andrews VS.. Herald, at
Georgia avenue and Kenyon street
northwest
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Game toGay-S-ation VS.. Trs77D-
Yesterdays TeSUlr-Game POSTPONED.
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Il IS not known positiy ely whether
the WinneDeg seniors who won the
Stewards Cup at the Henley regatta
last month will row In the National J,
but il is thought they viii
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In order TO have a chance for the
Grand Challenge Cup In England next
year, the Ottawa eiEhJ is out for the
american and Canadian champion
ships The 0ItawaS viii come 10 the
National even though they are beaten
By the Detroit and ArEC1aut crews
Both The Detroit and the Ottawa clubs
Use the sectional shells. which are
easily taken apart and put together
q
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The game yesterday between Berry &
Whitmore and WaIford was postponed.
but the fans VIII see a CrackerJack
game this afternoon when the Herald
and Andrews teams battle for suDreu-
acy. as both have a good chance for The
pennant- Reggie Rawlings viii tyrfrI
Tor the NewsbOys, while Quantrille and
Fitzgerald VIII compose the battery for
the CanaTies-
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Grounds-FIfth and Florida avenue
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Game TOday-AuaCOsria VS.. Ninth. q
Thirteenth and d streets northeast.
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SynmanoSEie is certainly the Doc"
EeiSliuE Of this league s.S[u7--7.-7. il
generally hit hard and often, but he
manages 10 tighten Up in critical times
a. me reeorG Of eleven sailors LEFT on
bases VIII testify
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can-
Yesterdays ReSuIt-OliVes. .. George
town. @, at TLirty-fifth and V streets
northwest
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The Detroit BOAT Clubs senior and
Junior Fights viii probably come di-
rect from the Canadian regatta 20 the
National
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It IS positively stated Jack O-CVeII. the
champion single sCuLler, VIII not attend
the regatta 80 defend his title.
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Inc Pirates were the first to score
"--en IN the second round Steele lifted
q long fy over the fence for home
IlI, guJ after this session NuSs had
t--eIn completely at his mercy only one
man reaching third
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JACK SDauldlu-- after q long absence
a---- pa go ~h9- for Navy Yard. and
that is about all that is Te-ass7r-- -1
say Tor no matter what uoSirfo0 lack
pays ne always performs creLi-abIv-
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In sam F. Gordon the Eesper Boat
Club has crack single sculIer upon
the event Frank d Shea. OF the
SheepShead Bay Club. viii also be one
OF the entrants in the singles T. z
Smith, OF the Union Boat Club. Of
Boston may be a competitor Smith
has made q fine showing this season,
and should he able TO give the other
entrants q hard race
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e made them, at least. partially
- comprehend that above the
dome of clouds there was
aro-Ea- e-orId knnn-r 20 LIN.
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Few took liberties with the baCkstpps
Martin Bromley, and Hauser We're the
only ones TO steal with any success.
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No game today
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EiShty-Seven points separate the lead
erS from St Stephens Many are say
Ing that the lead Is too great TO be over
come At the same time the aGEcrerts
% both teams are looking forward %
Friday when the cO1renGers fight i out.
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Game today-Petworth VS. Takoma, a.
PctWOrth. j. g.
Yesterdays results - Petworth 1
BTightWO0d, J.
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Sullivan for TIE winners. pitched a.
grand game He allowed but four hits
struck out twelve men, and was in
vlrelbie with men on the bases