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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

Washington VS.. New York.
April s-won; sore. 3 to Z; pitcher. Walker;
May S-won; score. to ;: pitcher. Groom; place.
New York
May 2s-wou; score. TO ;; pitchers. Walker and
Reisliug place. New Y0rk.
June 27-won; score to !: pitcher. Groom
September 7-woa; score. . to ! pitcher. johnson
place Washington.
september Sl-woni score. 6 to 3; pitcher GrOom
place New YORK.
October 3-Won; score 4 % 0; pitcher. johnson
PLACE, New Ycrk.
Total Won z
Arrl 2-Lost; score, : TO /; pitcher. johnson
place New YORK
April 5-Lost; score. to p pitcher. oberlin
place Washington,
Nay g-Lost: score, 8 to 2; pitcher, johnson
place NeW York.
MAY iLosti score. to ?; pitcher. otsrlin; place.
New York.
MAY so-L0st two: scores. 5 TO ard : to 0; pitch
ers, Oberlin and Groom; place. New Ywk.
May a-Lost; sore. 70 J.. pitcher. johnson
place New YORK
June Z-Lost; so0Te To s; pitcaers. johnson ard
Hiurichs: place Washington.
june z-Lost; score. 10 ;; pitcher. Walker
place Washington.
June 2s-Lost; selre, 70 :; pitchers. Rsisling
0berin. and HinFichs. place. Washington.
June 29-Lost; score. to ] pitcher. Gray; place.
Washington.
September s-LOs. se-re. 70 2. pitchers. Walker
ard Reisingi place. washington.
September s-Lost; score. 20 !: pitcher. Gray:
place Washington
October Lost score. to ?; pitcher Gray place.
New YORK
october 4-Iost; score. 10 5. pitchers. Moyer and
Otey; place. New York
TOTAL lost IS
Washington vs.. Philadelphia.
April H-won; score, 8 to 0; pitcher. Johnson
Arm ls-woa; score, to ;; pitcher. Walker;
place Washington.
July 7-Won; score, 1 to /; pitcher Gray; place.
Washington.
July sT-won; score, to :; pitcher, Gny; Place.
Philadelphia
July 2s-Won: score 6 TO 5: pitcher. Reisiug;
place Philadelphia.
September s-Won; score. to l: pitcher. John
son; place. Washington.
Total won 6.
April l5-Lost; score. 20 ?; pitchers. Resting and
Groom: place. Washington.
May 5-L0sti score, 10 TO /; pitcher. Walker:
place. Philadelphia
May 6-Lost; score 70 ); pitcher johnson, place.
Philadelphia
Nav I-Lost; score 6 to 5: pitcher. Groom place
Philadelphia.
May e-Lost; score, 10 TO 2; pitchers. Gray and
Oberlin; place Philadelphia
july 5-L0st sore TO ?; pitcher, Johnson. Place
" ashingtOn-
July 6-Losti scDre. ) 10 2: pitcher, Groom; place
Washington.
July 29-Lo5,; score. 70 0: pitcher. Groom: place
PHILADELPHIA
July S-Lost; score 7 10 8: pitcher, johnson ;
place, Philadelphia
September 2-Lost two: scores. to ] and 10 1;
pitchers. Walker. Reislins, and GRAY; place Wash
ingt0n.
September lO-Lost; score ) to . pitcher. johnson;
place Philadelphia
September l2-Lost; score, s % O; pitchers. Refs
ling and 0tey place, Philadelphia
September i3-Lost; score 70 0; pitchers Gray
and Mover place. Philadelphia.
Total lost Il,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Game on.

on account Of the heavy rain of the
last two days, the football game be-
tween the Kendalls and the Apaches
at Fifth and L streets southeast for
to-day Will have 10 be postponed until
next Sunday.
If possible the game will be played
at Union League Park. II not, it
viii be played at Fifth and L streets
southeast. For games with the
Apaches. address Robert D. snlder,
5S7 Kentucky avenue southeast.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

"Eny time a team can win a pernant
in tie American League by a margin
such as the Athletics own. they must be
set down as the greatest machine that
ever represented 4 city in the Johnsonisu
organization The races heretofore have
been very close. some OF them being de-
cided on the last day Of the season. The
standard Of baseball IN the National
League this season has not been I'D 10
that in the American. and therefore the
Athietics loom up as a stronger club
than the Cubs"
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T0LMAN LAUNDRY LEADS.
Bowling Team of Commercial Duck
pin League in Front.

The Tolman Laundry club. OF the Com
mereial DuckPin League, Is leading by
a small margin. All the clubs are roll
Ing well, and it looks like 4 close race
this season.
The weekly prize the league is giving
for high individual game is creating a
lot Of interest, and good scores are be-
ing made II. ". Campbell, of the Toll
man Laundry, with a 80 game. wins
the prize for this week.
A Vogelsberger, Of VIM. Hahn & Co,
leads with an average Of 1923. closely
followed BY A. Riston. of Woodward &
Lothrop, with 1922 Riston leads in
strikes. having ten 10 his credit. A. Vo-
gelsberger leads in spares with eighteen.
The complete averages viii be published
next Sunday. The standings:
en- N~r.v IN.
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M STREET HIGHS NEW COACH.
Lose Many Veterans, but Fave
Plenty OF New Material.


Coach Haley Douglass, Of N Street
High schools football eleven. announces
that his team will be one OF the fastest
and most gritty of the lighter teams in
the city. Though handicapped through
loss Of so many veterans and lack of
weight, the players in course Of develop
ment are snappy. hard. and nervy This
is the first year of Coach Douglass work
in leading capacity, and il is not likely
that a champion team will result, but
future teams are sure 70 be as NJ streets
elevens Of old under his system OF coach
ing Douglass has been a craekerjack
football player in his day, and is stiIl
one OF the best all-rOund athletes among
the teaching corps.
The entire schedule has not been an
nouneed. but it is definitely assured that
Storer College. Baltimore High School,
and Armstrong Tech will be met
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BASKETBALL PROSPECTS.
Proposed Washington City League
soon tn he Launched.

The first meeting of the Washington
City Basketball League will be held at
the Y. NJ. C. A next Wednesday.
President Thacher has received prom
Uses from three elubs-Y NJ c. A, Car
roll Institute, and Georgetown Collegians
that they will enter teams, and as all
three OF them are very strong and evenly
matched. they will form the nucleus
around which he hopes to build a strong
league.
There is strong chance that The
Washington Herald. Corcoran Cadets. In
gram Memorial Church, and Terminal
Y. M. c. A viii also enter teams.
All clubs wishing to enter a team in
the league should have a representative
present at this meeting. as all prelini-
nary details viii be arranged.
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EASTERN SWAMPS RIVALS.
Capitol Hill Lads Down 81. James
school, 81 TO o.

Hagerstown. Nd, oct. S.--Eastern High
of Washington had walkOver to-day,
defeating St James, "a 10 0, In a game
featured by Quarter Back Parker's play
ing There were numerous fumbles on
both sides, due 10 the wet ball and slip
perry field, but aside from that the game
was well played
This is Eastern's second straight vic
tory, and Capt Parker feels confident
that his charges will make a much better
showing in the high school series this
fail than they did last year.
1t is the general consensus OF opinion
that the boys from Capitol HIn though
very light. have a better team this year
than has represented the Southeast school
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WEST VIRGINIA DEFEATED.
Pennsylvania iOutcIasses Rivals on
Franklin Field

Philadelphia, Oct. S,-Pennsylvania ran
W total of 80 points against West vir-
ginia to-day on Franklin Field in four
ten-minute periods, and the Southerners
never had any serious intention of scor-
ing. The West Virginians were about
the weakest proposition that has ap-
peared here this year, and consequently
the Red and Blue had things very easy.
The visitors had no defense to speak of,
their tackling being high and ineffective.
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ARE BEST CLUB
EVER IN LEAGUE, SAYS BANG

Ed Bang. sporting editor Of the Cleve-
land News, and one OF the best posted
men IN the league. says:
I look upon the Athletics OF to-day as
the Cubs Of 1907, when the Chance ma
chine was at its best and running smooth
est The Cubs have gone back and the
Mackmen have arrived. The Chance
crowd VIII be up against sitter propo-
sition in the Mackmen Of 1910 than they
encountered in the White Sox Of 1866 the
Tigers Of 1907 and 1903. and the Comiskey-
ties OF last fall
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NATIONALS DISBAND.
Continued from Page one.

TO Walter al an informal meeting in Mr..
DTeyfuss' store tomorrow morning al /
o'clock.
Manager McAleer. when interviewed
yesterday. said that he was not ready yet
10 announce plans for next season, but
declared that he would strengthen the
weak places on the team, and felt sure
that local fans would see some real base
ball next year.
Mr.. MCAleer viii spend the winter in
Youngstown, Ohio, but viii be here early
next spring 10 complete plans for the
early training camp. the location "
which is TO be decided by the four local
baseball writer's.
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PENDLETON STARS IN GAME.
brilliant Individual Work Wins
Game for Princeton.

Princeton, n. J., Oct S-Princeton de-
feated New York University this after
noon. Il to 0. in a hard-fought and in
teresting game. The New York team
caught the Tigers mapping by their ex-
cellent use of the forward pass. and
gave the Orange and Black adherents
some anxious moments when it looked as
II a score against them was imminent
1t was only the brilliant work Of Pendle-
ton and a well-executed forward pass
that gave the Tigers a comfortable mar
gin for a victory The lfne-un-
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Y. VI. c. 4. Reserves Defeat Lyceunls.
Alexandria, Va, Oct. S.-The Washing
ton Y. N. c. A. Reserves opened the
season by defeating the Lyceums Of Alex
andria here tonight, IS to II. The Reserves
We're beaten until the last half started.
when they took the Lyceums by sur
prise and played them off their feet The
brilliant work of Capt Hanna and all
around team work featured the contest
Eutinish played we'll for the Lyceums
Lineup and summary:
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GAMES TODAY.
81. Louis az Chicago.
PIttsburg at Cincinnati.

Pittsburg, oct. S.-The new champions
of the National League defeated the old
champions in the last game of the season
by the score Of to s. Mccarthy made
two costly errors in The first two innings,
which gave the Cubs three runs. Score:
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VIRGINIA BEATS ROANOKE.
Charlottesville Boys score -Four
Touchdown In Rain.
BY the National Press Association.

Special to the Washington Herald.
Charlottesville, Va. oct Son a field
that resembled more a marsh than a
gridiron, and in a steady dognpour of
rain. the University of Virginia eleven
this afternoon defeated Roanoke College,
p to 0. TWO touchdowns were scored by
Goodhugh In the second and third quar-
ters. and two were made by Mcclure,
who succeeded GOodhugh I'm the last
quarter. Todd. half back. kicked a diff
cult goal
Virginia's fast hack field tandem
Honaker, quarter, and Todd, half-were
helpless Line plunges were principally
resorted 10, Goodhugh, Mcclure. and
Thornhill bearing the brunt Of the work.
Anderson, quarter back, and Miley.
tackle. played the best for Roanoke. IN
the last quarter Todd was slightly in
jured Lineup:
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kuns-llaubeFt, Coulson. Threebase hit-Daubert
Sacrifice hits-Daubert, Budwen stolen hsses
Davidson. Daubert, COulsOn 90 McElveen. Bases
on halls-On knetzer, /; on MIquard. Struck
out By Knetzer, ] by Msrquard. Z Double rIsy-
DeTlin lunassistsdl. Left bases-New York, g.;
BROOKLYN, : unpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Kane
Time Of camel hour and minutes
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GIANTS DEFEATED TWICE.
Brooklyn Drubbs McGraw's Men, but
Cannot DispIace Them.

New York, Oct. S-Over at Washington
Park to-day the Giants suffered two de-
feats at the hands Of the erratic Brook
lyns by the score Of . 10 and to 0, the
latter contest being stopped by darkness.
But McGrdw's men cannot be displaced
from second position
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OBERLIN AND CORNELL TIE.
Periods too Short for Ithacans to
Score.

Ithaca. oct. s.-Oberlin was there 10
take fall out OF the Cornell football
squad to-day. and while this year the
Ohio team did not cross the Ithacans'
goal line. they managed 10 keep Cornell
from scoring. too. Maybe had the pc
RODS been longer. the Ithacans might
have cotton one touchdown. but it looked
as if they were lucky enough as IL was,
though after the first period Cornell did
most OF the offensive work. Lineup:
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NAVY BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
Middies Book Eighteen Games-PIay
Georgetown May 20.

Georgetown way 80.
Annapolis Md. Oct S.-The Navy
baseball team VIII play a number of
Maryland institutions in addition TO sew
eral OF the leading colleges Of the East
on the diamond next spring. according
10 the schedule announced to-day by the
management of athletics AT the Academy
The big game has been fixed for Nay
q. and VIII be played at West Point,
last seasons contest having been played
at Annapolis.
The annual contest with Georgetown is
hxed for May 90
The list contains eighteen games and
there are two open dates, which it is ex-
pected viii be filled. Schedule:
March Z2-st. johns lAnnapolisl.
March 25-UniyeTsity Of Pennsylvania.
March 29-Roek Hill College.
April I-Amherst.
April 5-Alarylaud Agricultural College.
April s-Pemsyivauia State College.
April l2-Rutgsrs College
April l5-Bucknen
April l9-Uniyersity Of Maryland
April 22-Uniyersity Of North Carolina,
April 8-St. Johns lAnuapolisl
April 29-UniTersity Of IVES; Virginia.
May S-Cathoiio University Of Washington.
May 6-0psn.
May lost Johns (Annapolisl
May l3-Dickins0n
Nav l7-1laryland Athletic Club.
May 9-GeoygetOWn.
May 24-Open.
May G-West Point.
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ARMSTRONG TECH IN LINE.
Have Same Team aS Last Season,
but Men Are Heavier.

Dut wen are heavier
The heavy Armstrong Tech football
team, champions of last year. remains
virtually intact for the coming season.
Only last years captain and a guard
We're lost by graduation. Kenny, the all
star half back, perhaps one OF the best
in that position in the high schools, is
back in the game. The cambridge boys
on ends, old reliable Beckwith and jan
ifer at tackles, Graham and grappler
Robinson at guards. with Jimmy Burwell
in center will present the hardest PROP
lem TO be solved by any high school
eleven. The two Walkers, Kenny, Digs,
and many new men will be ball carriers
of ability This team is probably the
heaviest one the Machinists have ever
assembled. The new game has been gone
at with a ready grasp, and the boys feel
sure of putting up as good game under
1910 conditions as before.
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GAME CALLED OFF.
Rain Makes Catholic University
Field Unit for Football.

Field Unit for Football.
The game between the Catholic Uni
verslty and Baltimore Polytech. which
was TO have been played yesterday. was
called of to the disappointment OF sew
eral hundreds. who had braved the storm
to witness the local university in its first
game OF the season. The field was
soaked with rain and play was impos-
sible.
Catholic University has been greatly
strengthened by the return of,Tobin. who
played on the baseball team last season.
Clancy. another baseball star, is expected
at any time and his services will also
help the team.
The UNIVERSITIES next game will be with
Maryland Agriculture College on the
Farmers field at College Park next Sat
urday.
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BURNS LOSES OWN GAME.
Reds Wind Up Season To-day with
Field Games.

Cincinnati Oct. S-Burns' wildness
gave the Cardinals a 6-to-5 victory TO-
day over the Reds. Hauser retired from
the game owing 10 an injured hand.
The season viii wind up here tomorrow
with field day for members Of the Reds
and Pirate teams. Score.
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Substitute Dunlap for simmons Norman. for
Dun Sawyer. for Pendleton; Bard for BalloyL; An
dreWs. for Sparks; Mclean. fer Wilson; White for
BTedemus; Murphy Tor Gorsch score Princeton.
y; New York University 0. TouchdoWns-Pendle-
ton. Dunlap. Goals from touchd0Wns-Pe ndleton
~. Time-l0 minute periods, Reieree-Ar Sharpe.
q Yale Umpire-Mr Beacham Of West Point.
Field iudge-Nir Williams Of Pennsylvania Lines
man-Alr Thorpe of La sale.
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Cornell Team VS.. baltimore To-day

Baltimore, of the Eastern League, will
play the Cornell team this afternoon at
Union League Park. Baltimore vii have
about the same lineup that they had
here two weeks ago, while Cornelrs team
will be strengthened by Bob Unglaub on
first and two or three other Washington
players, including a battery from the
Washington team. Game called at 3
o'clock. Umpire, Mr.. Belts.
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Runs-Rariden. Titus. Mage ~. Doolin Doom
Twobase hits-Rariden Doom. Throe-hlsc hit
Miller. Home rin-Alagee. Stolen bases-Bates.
shean. Doom. Titus. Dooiin. Aloore Double plays
-Aagee 10 Knahe Bases on halls-On Ferguson
8; on Moore G. Hit by pitcher-By Moore Ql.
Struck aut-By Ferguson. 8; by Moore s. Passed
balls-Rariden g. Wild pitch-NiooTe. Umpires-
hours
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PHIILIES TRIM BOSTON.
Capture First Game Easily and Tie
the Second.

Boston, Oct. S.-Philadelphia won the
first game OF to-day's doube-header. but
Boston came up from behind and tied
the score Of the second game, which was
called on account of darkness at the end
of the seventh inning. Scores;
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lIHtTTI VIaUIl
Branshcld. Left on bases-Bost0n, 2; PHILADELPHIA
:. First base on balls-0f Curtis. g. on Ewing l.
Struck out-By Ewing. ]. Home run Brausaeld
Three-bass hit-Shean. TW0-tase hit-COllins Sac
rihcs hits-Burg Grant. Stolen bases-Colins
Sweeney (G. Double piays-Doolin 10 Knabe TO
Bransfeld On Doolin % BrersHsld Hit by pitcher
By Curtis, l. UmpiTes-Aitssrs. Eason and John
stone. Time Of gams-l hour and S. minutes
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,Rsttsd for stssis n ne eighth.

Pittsbgrg ..................... 90 0 2-S
Chicago. .--..-...... ] 2 0 0 0 0 0-5
Runs-AIcCaTthy. Campbell Miller SheckaTd.
Schultz. stenfeldt %. Archer. Twotase hit
Steinfeldt Threo-hasc hit-TinkeT. Double play
Tinker to Chance TO steiniedt First base on balls
--On Steele. l. N FIB, L. on Mcintyre, . Struck
out-By Feuy !. by Mcintyre. l. umpires-AIessrs
Brennan and ODay. Time % game-l hour and 90
minutes.
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EASTERN HICH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD.

Paskert. Lobert Sacrifice hts-Lobert. Bescher,
Cororan. Double play-Coreofan 70 Altizer 10 Hob
htzeH. Left on bases-St- Louis 6; Cincinnati .
First base on balls-of Harmon g. on Burns. 9
HIT by pitcheT-By Steele, L. Struck out-By Har-
men. 4 b. Buras. A. Wild pitch-Burns Umpires
-Messrs. Rigle. and EmSlie. Time Of game-g
hours.
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Touchdown Parker a.. Weaver. Defandorf. Goals
kicked-Chase 4 Goal missed-Chase J. Referee
Mr.. Mccarthy, Of ST. james. Umpire-sIr Don
nelly. Of Eastern TimeksepeT-Nr Corghan. Of St.
James. Linesmen-TaJlor and Briggs Time Of
QuarteFs-7 minutes
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Chicago fans are bitterly lamenting the
accident TO Johnny Eyers, which will
keep him out Of baseball for the rest OF
the year They figure that this VIII Sc
riously hamper the chances Of the Cubs
in the worlds series.
Eyers has always had the. reputation
of being the hub around which the won
derful team work of the Chicago club
rsvolyed. Tinker. Evers, and Chance
have played together so long that they
seem 10 act as one brainy unit
But Zimmerman Is not new to the com
bination He has acted as temporary
cog in the machine often enough 10 find
his place and I'll in smoothly Evers hum
self expressed his belief that his sub
stitute VIII make good.
In spite of this the Cubs are bound TO
miss their regular second baseInan sorely.
L is not because he is a better batter
than Zimmerman-in fact, his average Is
the lower OF the two. On October ZiTn-
norman made three hits out Of four times
at bat; on October 8 he duplicated this
record and his three hits consisted of
two home runs and a three-bagger. More
over. he is effective against pitchers Of
the Philadelphia type, This doesn't look
as If DC would weaken the team; hut
the full records Of the two men show
that the Cubs viii be weakened
Here are their recent averages:
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heicree-AlE hackcit. ImIire-Mr McCarty,
Field ludge-Nr Evans Linesman-Mr Young.
IImr-fW0 u and Two Commute periods Substi-
tutes-Conel; Enrich FOR Whyte. sezgraYe for
stimson Baker for Pitcher, Nichcls for Bates.
Bates fer Nichols. Oherlin: Gray for Pyle Hen
deTson for Nichols. Nichols for Bird. Bind for
Nichols.
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WILLIAMS EASY FOR HARVARD.
Crimson Eleven Rolls Up Score of
Fl 10 q.

Cambridge. Mass. oct S-The Will
Jams football team did not make the
trouble for Harvard this afternoon fl
generally does in the annual football
game Harvard won, p TO 0, this time.
and only in the fourth period was Will
Jams able to make as good a showing as
the Crimson I fpa-s,r.
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ANtal7fssfs. % go lu !
Rated for MatheWsoa in the tenth.
WINNING run soorad with one cut
;Batted for RuckeT in the tenth.
New Ye-a................. 0 O O O On n :
Brookiyn. .,-.-............. Q o o 0 0 0 0 o IL
Rus - Brdwell, Stark, NcElveen. Two-base
hits - Wheat. Merkle Three base hit - Bird
well Sacrifice ht "a Bergen First base ON
hsAs-oh Ames. ]; of RucseE. s. Struck oat-By
Aathewson, 9; hy Ames, ?, by Rucker. g. Hits
mad-un hathegson. m 8 innings. Double plays
bergen 10 STARK % Meyers to Bridwen Left on
hases-New York, 4; Brooklyn T. Wild pitches
Ames, /; Rucker, ,. Umpires-Afessrs. Klein and
Kane. Time o. came-l houE and &C minutes.
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0RI0LE CRICKETERS WIN.
DAitim0re Eleven Defeats Local
Team by So TO IL


Team by So TO 81.
Baltimore, Oct S-The Baltimore Coun-
Try Club won from the Washington Crick-
et clue in the asst game OF the intercity
series by score OF g 10 g..
The splenf d bowling and fielding Of the
washington contingent kept the crack
bats en- # the Country Club from amass-
ing Ia scores.
samueis' Fuller, and Smith. who are
Is PLY good ;or centuries" fell down
before the array Of talent that the Capt.
al City furnished. and the unfortunate
circumstances Of the stumping OF Car
Ter. the running out OF Sousa. and the
bowling OF Rose, spelled defeat for the
Nashingtonians. The score.
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NEW CHAMPIONS
DOWN PITTSBURG
Chicago Cubs Capture Game
by 5-tO-3 Score.


81. Louis, 81 Cincinnati, 8.
Brooklyn, ~ New York, 1.
Brooklyn, =, New York, o.
Chicago, 8; Pittsburg, 3.
Philadelphia. os Boston, L.
Philadelphia, >, Boston, 3
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Totals. q 5'3h 0 Totals....... 9loMl2 4
'Aitzer cut fer interference.
iBatted for Burns IN the eighth
Game called on account o. darkness.
81 L0lis. a A., n Z
Cincinnati - g a . a :
Runs-Ellis Mowrsy CO. Konetehy. Harmon.
siiieI, Altizer Mitchell, Paskert, Lobert Two-base
hiis-hAr1ofls Iobert. Ihres-bsss hita-Hob!itzeu