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The Washington herald., 1910-07-05
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS JULY s. 1900.
By WILLIAM PEET,

The Washington baseball club eele-
brated the Fourth in a perfectly safe
and sane" manner by dropping both
games to the Boston Red sox. the morn
ing affair lasting fourteen ipnings and
going TO the visitors. TO ,. The after
noon frolc. played to the accompaniment
of a thunder shower. also fell into the
visitors lap. 6 TO g.
Jake Stahl one-time manager Of the
Nationals, was directly responsible for
Boston's winning the early game His
twO-bagger in the first inning scored a
run and another lusty clout in the ninth
tied the score.
KaTger. the sOuthpaw, was elected 10
fool the Nationals, and after the first two
innings. when he was reached for trio
of tanies on clean hitting. he twirled
great ball. Karger had worked eight in
nings, and then Donovan put in Carri@
gan 10 bat for him. When the ninth
opened Charley Smith was on the mound
The latter also had something up his
sleeve the Nationals could not reach. and
held the home team runless for five ses-
sions, when the heat laid him low and
Arellanes had 10 finish out the game
Dixie Walker was IN good shape and
pitched better ball than one would be-
lieve by looking over the box score. The
big fellow worked ten innings and only
psdded out five hits. McAleer sent Con-
roy in TO bat for him in Washington S
tenth and Reisling had TO mount the hill
in the eleventh. The Red Sox pummeled
Reisling much harder in four chapters
than they did Walker IN ten.
The afternoon game was a heart
breaker and showed what a team like
Boston could do when they needed runs.
Morning Game in Detail.
a base on balls to Hooper, the first
man UP in the morning battle. proved
fatal. for Engles infield tap sent Hooper
to second and StahTs drive TO the fence
scored him.
Our heroes came back strong in the
second half and tied the score. Milan
hoisted the bali to the clubhouse for a
three-bagger and counted on Elberfeld s
single.
Walker settled down and Boston was
easy in the second The Nationals in
their half added another tally which
should have been enough to win. The
rua came on Schaefer's three-bagger and
| Unglaub's single.
During the next five innings Walker
was the greatest puzzle on earth. Only
/ one scratch hit could the Bean brigade
/ get of him. In the ninth Engle led off
with a single TO center. Speaker forced
Engle, Elberfeld 10 Mcbride Then came
/ Jake Stahrs game-wrecking wallop be-
/ tween Milan aud Lelivelt- Engie came
| home with the much-needed tally, sewing
/ up the game.
| Reisling got himself into several holes
/ during the closing chapters of the game
I'm the fourteenth, with one down and
| Stahl on first, Umpire Egan announced
| that the contest would be called at the
| close of that inning, so it was up to
| somebody TO come across with a run
! Boston turned the trick. and Duffy Lewis
was the handy gent. He ratified a board
1 off the right field fence. and it was all
/ over. Stahl sprinted home. and Wash
ington could do nothing in the last halt
/ of this inning.
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HOLIDAY CROWDS SEE NATIONALS LOSE BOTH GAMES

two-bagger before tlse deluge, perehed
on second base. Dolly showed some real
stuff here by blanking the fery-hosed
invaders.
In the Nationals half of the fifth. Nc
Bride cut loose with a pretty single to
left; Wagner's error sent him TO second.
Unglaub hit to short left. and Mcbride
scored.
Two Runs for Nationals.
The Nationals sixth saw two more
runs come across the plate on consecu-
tive singles by Lelivelt. Elberfeld. Cess
Ter, and Mcbride, and It looked as If the
game was safely tucked away. as Gray
seemed TO be going better as the game
progressed. Alas, the unlueky seventh
told a vastly different tale. Errors OF
Judgment, two real errors, With about
six hits tossed in, sent five red legs over
the plate before the big crowd realized
what had happened.
In order TO make a good job of it, Bos-
ton grabbed another tally in the NINTH
while the Nationals could do absolutely
nothing with Hall. who had replaced Col
lins when the seventh opened as It ap-
peared to Manager Donovan as II the
collegian was wabbling a trifie-
Only one hit, a scratcner by Gray. was
the Nationals portion while Hall served
the water-soaked sphere over the plate.
There are several good post mortems
which could be published showing why
Boston should not have had all those five
big, large. juicy tallies in the seventh
but what's the use?
Here are the painful figures:
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Walker. 3; OFF Smith. l. Innings pitched
5: by AFellanes. 2: by Reisiing l. Hits
made-Off Karger. 5; of Walker ;; off
Smith, ?: Off Arellanes. ]: off Reisling. Z.
Struck out-By Karger. ]: by Walker, /;
by Smith, l. At bat-Against karger, p.
against Walker, 81: against Smith, Il;
against Reisling. Is; against Arellanes. I.
Three-hase hts-Milan Schaefer Two
base hits-Stah %. Lewis. Sacrifice hits
--Engle. Lelivelt. Hooper, Smith Stolen
base-Schaefer Double plays-Engle to
Gardner to Stahl; Milan to Unglaub.
Lewis to Kleinow; Elberfeld TO Ungiaub.
Umpires-Messrs. Egan and Perrine
Time OF game hours and 45 minutes.
Attendance. 1000.
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LEAGUE LEADERS HERE
FOR THREE-GAME SERIES
Athletics Are Scheduled for To-day-WaIter Johnson
to Twirl-BOStOn Trainer and Pitcher in
Mix-up-Other Gossip.

/ and some hard smashes landed before
team mates could jump in between the
bcligeTents
Tire affair was hushed up, and when
the club left for New York last night
no news of 1t had reached Manager Qono-
vans ears.
You've certainly got 10 hand 1t TO
Owner John / Taylor, OF the Boston club,
when it comes to picking up outfielders.
Look AT Lewis. Speaker and Hooper, al
good hitterS, sure on fly balls. and when
lit comes to throwing, nothing in the
/ league can touch this trio. Where does
/ he get 'em? Some of our leading fans
aud others would Ike 10 know.
| THE SPORTING EDITOR.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

The players were ooIy granted a brief
resting spell before it came time for the
o'clock afternoon battle. Dolly Gray
and Ray Collins were the opposing fling
ers. Both were invinoble for FIVE in
nings. until rain, thunder, and lightning
butted in. The required amount Of time
was called. and it was finally decided TO
play the game out, despite the horrible
condition of the field
Beckendorf was given a trial behind
the bat and made a fine impression with
the crowd.
Gray had his work cut out for him
when play was resumed. as nobody was
out, and Lewis. by virtue Of slashlng
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Alexandria, g, KendaIIs, 5.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Alexandra. July 4-For the first time
this year the crack Kendall baseball
team met defeat at the hands of Alex
andria Athletic Club by the score of TO 5
The game was closely contested through
out. Neil pitched in fine form, allowing
but eight hits during the entire fourteen
innings. Kendalls would like to arrange
games with any team in Washington.
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.Ratted fcr Rgrd in The 9Th.

New York....................0 0 o0o00 IL
Philadelphia ..-.....-,..,,.,. 0 0 ok 2z-5
Left on bases-ThIladelphia 6; New York. Z Bases
On halls-0f Ford, 2 of Asnning. 2. Struck out
By Fcrd s; by COMBS ,; b~ Manning /. Three
base hits-Oldring l2l. Two-base hit-Baker. Sac
Tifce hits-HaTtsel Collins Murphy Stolen base
BaLer, Double play-Baker to Collins 10 Houser.
Hit by piteher-By Ford. J.; by COMBS. l. I'm
rire-MF, oIcaghlin. Time Of game-l hour and Is
minutes Attendance-l5,0 GOO.
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The Philadelphia Athletics are scheduled
for three games on the home patch, start
ing this afternoon, and at the rate the
Nationals are going right now. it win
take some tall hustIing TO capture even
one of the series. with the chances ia
voring three straight defeats.
Bostons double victory over McAleer
hopefuls yesterday hurt mightily-even
that fourteen-inning struggle IN the
morning did not comfort the faithful,
who are now getting TO the stage Of OH
I-know d-ball-but-the-
other-slde-g -got-the-m0st-runs.
Boston pulled off a lot Of 1872 ball in
the early session. but their blunders did
not count heavily against them. The
Red Sox for the past three years. have
shown a disagreeable habit while play
ing here Of hitting the bail ar Just the
right time. This is the principal reason
why they have lost only three games out
OF as many series against the tribe of
AfcAleer this season.
The crowd seemed greatly pleased with
Beckendorf. the new catcher. who went
behind the bat in the afternoon game.
He was caught mapping on one play.
which cost a run, and on account of the
wretched condition of the base paths
none Of the opposing players attempted
10 steal any bases. so the fans were un-
s. able 10 see what Beckendorf could do in
the throwing line.
Beckendorf's mistake in the ninth was
when Wagner had reached third base.
Hall dumped the ball four or five feet in
front Of the plate. and Beckendorf seized
u, throwing out his man at first. Had
he kept his wits about him and looked
in the direction Of third he would have
seen Wagner coming home under fun
sail Before Beckendorf could scramble
back TO the plate for Unglaub's return
throw Wagner was safely home.
The error Of judgment is not surprising
for any catcher TO make and shows that
be has not been given enough work 10
DO since joining the big league forces.
Manager McAleer viii probably pitch
Walter Johnson against the Athletics this
afternoon, while it is not known just who
Connie Mack viii send in, as the Ath-
.etics are not due TO arrive in the Capital
antll about noon to-day.
A disagreeable incident happened at
The Hotel Ellington two days ago, when
Pitcher Karger and Trainer Green, of
the Boston club. came TO blows over a
discussion about the Jehries-Johnson
aght,
It seems that Karger, who halls from
Texas and who harbors anything but
friendly feeling toward the coiored race.
told Trainer Green what he thought of
johnson and how Jeffries would win the
big tight in . few rounds. Green took
exception 10 the statement and began TO
praise the cOlored boxer. Before any
body knew what had happened. both the
ball player and trainer came to blows,
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RED SOX TAKE
BOTH BALL GAMES
Morning Contest Proves a
FOurteen-inning Thriller.
BECKENDORF BEHIND THE BAT

New Catcher Makes Fine Impression
with CrOwd-AfternOOn Battle Is
Halted by Thunder ShOTer-Last
Five Innings Played I'm Sea of Mud.
Stahl Wrecks Opening Contest.
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'RNOON GAME.

TW0-b5se hits-Byrue. Schultz. Glbsou. Hofman.
Home uin-SheckaTd. Stolen bases-WagneT. Chance.
King Reulbach. Sacrifice hits-Wilson. Relbach
o. Adams Double riays-Tiaker 10 Erers .
king Reulbach to Kligg; Wagner 70 AiilieT %
HYATT; Tinker 20 EEers 20 Chance Bases 0n balls
on Adams. 3. Struck out-By Adams. = by Reul-
bach. Hit b. Titcisey-By Adams. !. Umpircs-
Mesrs. Rigler and Emslie Tinse Of ggme-l hour
and 50 minutes Attendance-eIls IS.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston. 3; Washington, 2.
Boston, o. Washington, 3.
Chicago, 5; 81. Louis, 2.
Chicago, =; Sc. Louis, 4.
Detroit, 3, Cleveland, 1.
Cleveland, .; Detroit, B.
New York, 70 philadelphia, ?.
Philadelphia, 3, New York, L.
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CUBS AND PIRATES SPLIT.
Piusburg Takes Morning Game and
Chicago Wins in Afternoon.

Pittsburg. Pa. July 4-Pittsburg and
Chicago split even to-day. The locals
took the morning game by hitting both
Mcintyre and Richie hard. while Lei
field. who relieved Maddox. held the Cubs
safe. The afternoon game was dribbled
away by Adams walking three men, who
scored afterward. Phillippi, who relieved
Adams, was hit hard in the eighth and
was replaced by Webb. Scores:
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PHILLIES TAKE TWO.
Defeat Boston by One Run, Morning
and Afternoon.

Boston. July 4.-Philadelphia won both
games to-day because Of the wildness OF
Boston's pitchers and errors by Sweeney.
Brown forced the winning run in in the
tenth inning by passing three mel. The
locals gained a long lead In the second
game, but Philadelphia tied the score in
the eighth. Two errors by Sweeney gave
the visitors the winning run in the ninth.
Scores:
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Coggins Is Released

Lynchburg. Va. July 4.-Eddie Coggins,
who played in the local inheld for two
weeks, has been released. Lack of ex-
perience was his trouble. Coggins halls
from Baltimore. where he played semi
professional ball. He was tried out by
Danville before coming here.
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Miller. Huegins. Oakes. Hit by pitcher-By Har-
mon. l. Bases On halls-On Harmon. /: Of Rowan.
= Struck eut-Bs Harmon, 5. by Beebe, g. By
Rowan. ]. Hits-Of Beebe 5 IN innings. Lett
On hascs-st. Louis, c: Cincinnati, Z. Umpires-
MessFs KLEIN and Kane. Time q game hours
and % minutes
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GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at Piftsburg.
Brooklyn af philadelphia.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
New York at Boston.
GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

New York. July 4-Hits by Bridwell.
and Merkle won the morning game for
the locals In the thirteenth inning This
was rattIing contest. but the afternoon
game. also won by New York. was too
One-sided TO be interesting. The Brook
lyns made a sorry showing.
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GAME

Hits-0f Summers. in innings: of Stroud. 2
in innings Two-base hits-Bimingham t2l Bemis.
Mcintyre Sacrifice hit-Moriarity. Stolen bases
Bush, Cobb. Bases on balis-Of Summers, /; of
FaIkenberg. 2 Hit by ritcher-By stroud l. Left
on hases-Detroit. S; Cleveland, Strnck out-By
summers 2: by stroud, 3. by Falkenbers 8
Double plays-BiminghGm to Bemis; Birmingham
to Turner 70 Bradley Umrire-AIr Evans. Time
Of gzms-i k0w and lz minutes. Attendanos-ls e0O.
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on balls-Of KnetzeT. /. Struck out-By KnetzeT.
;; By Crandsn 3 Three-bsse hits-Whest, Lennox,
Becker Merkle. TwO-tase hits-SnodgraSs, Becker
Crandall. Sacrifice hies-SeymoIIr Dsvlin. CTandall
Stolen bases-Snodgrass o. Becker. Wild pitches
KnetzeT. ? Umpires-Messrs. ODay and Brennan
Tine Of game-i hour and 50 minutes
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Sacrifice hts-BisckbuTne. French. Stolen bases
Collins Newman. Struck oHt-By Bailey, /; hy
White 3 Bases on baIls-Oh Bailey. 2; Of Smith.
.; OF White l. Left en- bases-St. Louis. 10; Chi
cago :. Hit BY ritcher-By Smith. !; by Bailey. 2
Umrires-NiessTs. Dineen and Connolly. Time Of
Esme-l hour and 50 minutes.
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sBatted for Walker in the tenth.
Boston. 100OOOOO1OO OOOOI-s
Washington. 1ie0G G000O0OO0O-- o.
First base on errors-Washington 3
Left on bases-Boston. Z; Washington. 6
First base on bails-Of Karger, /; off
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OTHER NOTES.

Only for Jake Stahls lusty clouts. the
first game would have gone to the Ma
tionals, 10 !. Sweet revenge for Jake,
all right.
Nobody dreamed that the second game
would be played out Even with half
a ton of sawdust scattered around home
plate and the pitchers box. left harden
was ankle deep in water. while the grass
IN the infield was so wet that every ball
hit in the direction of first or third left
a spray of water in its wake.
Patsey Donovan's quick shift in the
afternoon game proved TO be the right
move. With second and third loaded in
the seventh. Carrigan was sent in TO
bat for Kleinow and cracked out a pretty
two-bagger. the ball just landing inside
the left field foul line and producing the
two runs which put the Red Sox In the
lead.
Kid Elherfeld put up a great exhibit
tion. His fielding bordered on the sensa-
tional. and he cracked out two hits in
the morning and three in the afternoon.
Washington. with only one down, in the
fourth had men on first and second, and
a run looked to be easy, but Gardner,
Wagner, and Stahl came across with a
lightning double play in the nick Of time.
It is estimated 1900 persons saw both
games. Black clouds and threatening
weather kept thousands away in the
afternoon.
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ST. LOUIS LOSES BOTH.
White SOx win Second on Errors by
the Browns.

Chicago. July 4.-Chicago won a double
header from the St Louis team to-day
Neither game had any special feature.
In the second contest the Sox scored
enough runs in the second and third In
nings on numerous errors by the visi-
tors 10 secure a winning lead. Scores:
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MnRNING GAME.
AuiEi>s.-r.-. = - ,
-Batted for Mauern IN the ninth.

BOston.......,.-..--....-... 0-3
Philadelphia. 0 / 0 0 0 Q II
Left On bases-Philadelphia. :; Boston. s. Bases
on balls-0f Ferguson, ?; of Brown 4 oa Nc
Quillan. !; of MoIen. ! Struck out-By Mat
tern. l. by Brown. l: by NcCluillsn. 5; by Morens
l. Hits made-0f Matiern, IN Is Innings Of
Brown. 2 il 5 Is innings off McQuillan IN
innings. Of MoTen. in innings. Sacrifice hits
Ma9ee Thomas Stolen base-kuabe. Double PLAYS
McQuillan to Ward to Doom; Dooln to knabe 10
Ward. Time Of game-2 hours. UmIires-Alessrs-
JohDstone and Moran.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
MORNING CANES


At NeNaTk-Iersey City, :; Newark. l.
Az Rochester-Montreal. 2; Rochester. s
At Baltimore-P Providence, u; Baltimore, s
At Bufalo-Tor0nto. &: Buffalo. ).
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l; Baltimore, Il
Al Roekester-Rochester. I3; Montreal, 2
st Jersey City-Jerey City. 5: Newark. s
A. Bufalo-Buifalo, s. Toronto. ;.
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MAPS AND TIGERS SPLIT.

Cleveland Wins I'm Afternoon.
Cleveland. July 4-Cleveland and De
troit divided the holiday double-headef.
the Tigers winning the morning game, 3
10 l; the Maps the afternoon contest.
TO s. Though hit hard, Falkenberg kept
the Tigers hits scattered in the after
noon Scores:
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LleII
on balls-Of Frock. /; of Burke. 4; of Moore. 4;
of Foxen, /. Struck out-By Burke, s. By Curtis, !
by Ferguson. l; b5 Moore. 4; by MaIoney. l; by
Foxen (. Home run-Beck. Three-base hit-Thomas
Trwo-base hits-ward. MoTan, Moore, Sharpe. sac
nice hits-Herzog. Titus. stolen base-Aiagee.
Beck, Doolin Double physician 10 Sweeney 10
sharpe. Hit by pitcher-By Moore. /. UmpiIes-
Messrs Johnstone and Moran. Time Of game-2
hours and q minutes
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CANE.
sRatted for sheckard.
fRaffad for Schults.

lW0~ca-e nit-4la10oA- lAltt-ba5S AAls---At-tts
Byrne Double plays-Wagner to Miller to HYATT;
ETers 10 Chance. Bases oR halls-Of Maddox, 3; OF
Lsiheld /, OF Richie ]; Of riefIer, /; Of Ne
mtyre 2 Struck Out-By 4iad1o1, g. Hit By
Titcher-By Maddox !. h5 Richie. L UmUiTe=-
Mes1rs RigieT and Emsle. Tine of same-l hour
and 8 minutes aAttendancc-E00
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7 --------- : = "
ThTee-tase hits-Baker. Daniels. Two-base hit
HemphilL Sacrifice hits-LapoTte o.. Cree. Stolen
bases--Collins t2i BakeF Chase. Bases on halls
on bygert 3; off Fisher !; of Atkins. ]. Struck
out-By Dygert, 1; By Fisher, 2; by Krause. ]. Hit
By pitcheT-By Fisher. I by Wsrhop !. Left on
bases-New York, :; Philadelphia :. Umpire-ir.
O'LOughlin. Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
MoRNTvG CANES

Morning GAMES.
AT Utica-UtiCs, 4: s. reuse, s
AT Trcy-Albany, q; , s.. 5.
At ScrantOn-Se9anton 2: Wilkesbarse, (.
At BinEtisntcn- -Bingh lm1cn, :: ElmiFa, esS
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FORD HAMMERED HARD.
After Yankees Take One, Athletics
Come Back Strong.

Come Back Strong.
Philadelphia. July 4.-The Yankees. by
a great batting rally in the eighth in
ming. when they chased Dygert of the
mound, hammered enough runs to take
the morning game. Z to 8. The Athletics
came back in good style in the after
noon contest, ana by free use Of their
war clubs. hammered Ford hard. win
ming by the score of s to l. Scores;
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Totals....... sEls
.Batted for Rowan IN the ninth.
fBstted fer Beebe in the fifth
tBatted for Harmon in the ninth.
cincinnsti. ti..................... 0 0o0I0 0 SIS
ST. Louis. ...............-.... 0 0 0 0 o.
Tsec-base hits-Hpssins, Mitchell, Durnes Sac.
Fince hits-Dogney. Ellis (2l. Double play-Mowrey
to Eonetchy to Huggins. Stolen bases-konetehy,
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The Scores.


Ran fer Meyers in the seventh.
winning r1n scored With two cut.
New York......... 0 o o Is
Brooklyn. ......... 0 Q 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 e-5
TwObase hits-Whcat. Meysrs. Murray. Dalton
BFidwell Sacrifice hit-Huminel. Stolen bases
Smith, Meyers HumInel Dtuble play-Drucke 20
Bridwen 10 MeTkle, Struck ogt-By Drucke s. by
Mathewson. s; by Rucker. > Bases on balls-Of
Druoke 4: of Nathewsn !: of RuckeT 5 Wild
Titcl-AIatheWson. Hit by pltcher-By Drlcke. j;
BY Rucker, Umpires-NiessTs ODsy aud Breu-
nan Time of game-2 hours and 20 minutes. At
tendance-le0C0.
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TWobase hlts-BresnaAaT, MoHTsy, fTOfnipe. Three
base hits-Eyans, Bschman. Sacrifice hit-0akes
Double plays-Hsuseg 10 Husgins TO Kcnetchy !;
Oakes TO Mowrey. Stolen bases-HUggins. Bescher
Hit by pitcher-By FTammp !. Bases on hlls-0n
BaTmoB 5; of Bachman !: Of Fromme. 1; OF
Rowan 2 Struck out-By Baehman. 5; by Rowan.
2: By FTUniIse 2 Left bascs-St. Louis. g.;
Cincinnati {. Umpires-MessFs. KLEIN and Kane
Time Of game-2 hours and Is minutes.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

MORNING GAMES.
AZ Reading-Lancaster, .; Reading, 2
At Decentralization, 8; YORK. 3.
At AltOona-AltO0l a, I; J0hnstown, 2
AZ Harrisburg Harrisburg. Il: WiIIiamsport g.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
AT Misunderstanding. .: Lancaster, )
At Trenton-YcTk. s; Trenton, .
At JohnstoWn--Alto0na. Z; JOhnstown, 4
At Harrisburg Harrisburg. S; Williamsport, J.
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CARDINALS TAKE FIRST.
Reds RetaIiate in the Afternoon Be-
fore Big Crowd.

st. Louis. No, July 4-St. Louis and
Cincinnati broke even in to-day's double
header, the locals taking the first, S to 8,
and losing the second. 6 TO f. Both games
were we'll attended, the figures being 5000
and 1909 Scores.
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GAAIE.

;
.Batted for Killifer in the eighth.
tBatted for SPADE IN the eighth.
ST. Louis. ............... 0 90 . ~
Chicago -.-.....--..... 0 l Q -
Two-base hit--Browue. Three-hase hit-COllns
Sacrifice hits-Parent. Scott Stolen hases-Black-
buTne. French, Truesrdale. Struck out-By Lauge
4: by Scott, 1: By Gilligan. / Bases on balls
on Lsnge :; of Scott. 4: off SPADE. 3; OF Gill
gan. 3, Left on bases-St. Louis 6; Chicago. s.
Time Of game-2 hours and IS minutes. UmpiFes-
| Mess7s Connolly and DiReen.
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MORNING CAME

'Batted for Young In the eighth
Tran for Easteriy in the ninth.
.Batted for Bradley in the NINTH
Detroit oit............a... 0 2 0 0 l e-S
Cleveland. ...."...,....,....... 0 0 O-I
Two-base hit-Cobb Threebase hit-Schmfd.. Sac
rifce fy-Crawford. Stolen bases-Cobb Laioie
Bush l2l. Moriarity. DelehaBty Bases on balls-0f
hases-Detroit :: Cleveland, s. Struck out-By
Donovan. 5; by Young. !; by Mitchell l. Umpire ?
Mr.. Evans. Time Of game-l hour and Il minutes
Attepdanee-l4 42i
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Totala............8Y 3 . q
.Batted for Grav in the ninth.


Earned runs-Washington, I: Boston, s.
First base on erEOrs-W Washington, !; Bos-
ton. T. Left on Washington, 3,
Boston. g. First base on balis-On Hall.
? Innings pitched-By Collins. g. by
Hall. g. Hits made-On Collins, 6: or
Hall ?. Struck out-By Collins. 2: by
Hall. 8: by Gray. I. Two-base hits
Lewis, Wagner 90. Hooper, Speaker.
Sacrifice hits-Wagner. CarTigan. Double
plays-Gardner to Wagner 10 Stahl Nc
Bride 10 Schaefer 10 Unglaub. Balk-
Collins. Umpires-Messrs Egan and Per
rine Time of game hours and min
utes Attendance $500
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TO-pAY's GAMES.

Philadelphia AT Washington.
Boston at New York.
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sBstted for Fisher in the eighth.
fBatted for Davis in the eighth.
.Batted for Thomas in the ninth.
eRaffed tnr Atkins In the ninth
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Manager McAleer viii probably pitch
Walter Johnson against the Athletics this
afternoon, while it is not known Just who
Connie Mack viii send in, as the Ath-
.etics are not due TO arrive in the Capital
until about noon to-day.