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The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
FIGHT PERMIT sure
Frisco Police Will Place No
Obstacles in Way.
TO DECIDE ON ARENA SITE
Richard and Gleason Have Many
Offers. but No Decision Will Be
Made Until June administers Make
Another Appeal 10 District Attor-
ney to stop the Fight.

san Francisco. May 70 Supervisor
John I. Herset. chairman Of the police
commission Of the supervisors. to-day
save strong assurances that the super-i-
sors would place no obstacles in the way
Ter holding the JefrieS-Johnson fight IL
Frisco.
The application OF the Broadway Club
for a July permit will come before the
board next Monday. and will be referred
C. the police committee. This committee
viii meet Monday. and If there Is favor
able recommendation the board can act
finally on the following Monday.
The supervisors take the same ground
as the eovernoy-that the fight Will bring
@ large amount OF money here. and that,
therefore. the promoters should be en-
coUraged.
Richard and Gleason have had many
offers of sites for the arena. but they
have made no decision. nor Will they
decide until the end Of the month.
Work upon the arena viii not begin
before June .. when the lumber has been
ordered delivered.
Preachers here have already begun a
warfare on the Jefries-Johnson fight. A
delegation headed by Or. f r. Ollie.
prominent Methodist. called on District
Attorney FicSert to-day and made
strong appeal that he take the same
measures that District Attorney Donohue
threatened 20 take In Emeryville.
Fickert listened to them and promised
an answer tomorrow, when he had
looked up the law.
The fact is that local ordinance pro-
vides for holding a limited-round glove
contest The district attorney has no
right TO go behind this ordinance. and
Ie will not do il. so this settles any
question OF interference.
District Attorney Fickert looks on these
fights as Gov Giuett does-as the Iesiti-
mate sport which can't be legally pre-
vented.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Richmond. ......--.--- o o 0 Ol JOY 10 O
panville. ............. o o 0 q @ n O. q 4 I
BatiS1cs-R Richmond. Reyrlie and Mcssitt. Dan
vile. Maybc-ry and LAughlin. Unpire-Nlr. Peuder.
Time Ct gdme-l hour and s minutes Attendance
GOO.
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b"tteu lot collins in the eighth.
Boston. ...........,............ 0 z q q n n n
hicaso ....................... 0 @ o 0 90 0 90
First base by errors-Boston, . Left on bases
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NEW TEAM JOINS MARQUETTE
Chesapeake and Potomac Club Re.
places COngressionals.
Telephone Outfit Looked Upon a.
Dangerous Contender for
the Pennnnt.

It was learned last night that -he Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
team had been awarded the franchise OF
the CongressiOnals in Marquette League.
Capt. C. Z. Edwards. president Of the
Marquette circuit. said that the Con-
gressionals had been playing loose ball
and were unable to muster a full team a.,
some of the games hence the change.
The new club promises to give the other
mines a good rub for the pennant should
the telephone lads play up to their usual
standard and the FIVE other teams in the
Catholic organization are waiting anx
iously for the first game which the Chesa-
peake and Potomac nine will PLAY 10
see how they class up in the league.
The Columbia Printers are leading al
present although the Diamond Atble-i.
Club is pressing them close and threaten
Ing to Gust them from the top perch The
Pension Bureau squad has been slump-
ing, but is expected to figure m the viii
mate results.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
BATTING ORDER.

This afternoon at the Union League
Park Business and Central high schools
line up against each other at $3.50 O'Clock
TO decide whether the o Streeters will
have a clean sweep Of the championship
series. This is really the most important
game Of the interscholastic series thus
far. for If Business wins to-day's game
either Western or Tech will be able 10
tie with Central. and the outcome Of the
game will tel the story.
The chances are that Central Will win
to-day by a small margin. but accidents
are always liable to happen. Burley Will
be on the mound for the Stenographers.
and is expected to twirl a good game
The one selected TO do the honors for
Central is shock Boetler. the popular
o street twirier. who pitched against
Tech in their first game II is expected
that the largest crowd Of the season will
attend the contest, as both teams have
big following
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Browns here again to-day.

Browns here again to-day.
White Sox beaten. and Nationals have
a frmer grip on sixth place.
/ Rcd Killers brother is with the
Browns. serving in the capacity OF utility
catcher.
The only error charged to either side
was palpable mum by Schaefer. when
Mcbride Threw 10 second in the eighth
20 catch Graham on Stones grounder.
! Hoffman tried TO sneak down 20 third
on Johnson's wild pitch in the fourth
inning. but a lightning throw by Street
TO Elberfeld caught the ronner by mar
! row margin.
/ Manager O'Connor said last night that
Joe Lake would be on the mound to-day
for St Louis. while McAleer announced
that he would work either Reisung or
Walker
Our old friend, Bill Dipeen, on the lob
doing duty with Tom Connolly. Dineen's
work was clean cut
Those Missourians insisted on being
shown. We showed EN-. all right.
His most excellent "Gabbinessr Street
had some difficulty IN holding the new
comet BALI that johnson used vester-
day against the Browns. Gabby missed
three third strikes
The outposts OF the st. Louis team had
a regular fielders' feast in the fifth and
seventh batting trials Of our team. Six
smashes, all long. high flies. were sent
IN the air and twelve greedy dicits gath
cred them in. Stone got three Of them.
After making a slashinr two-barrar IN
the NTH, Sweitzer was proclaimed the
real cheese" by his teammates.
What in thunder do We care about
Marathon-going comets when all the real
stars are out at the bali lot these days?
IN spite Of the nasty crack that Waite,
Johnson got on his shin in the sixth in
ming, he kept on with his good work
without a whimDer. II must have been
very painful whack, but Walter IS
game to the core
Dutch Schaefer made dandy catch O,
a hit TO right center in the seventh
After a swift run with the ball the
Teuton captured il at n point directly
between the stations occupied bv Milan
and GessIer.
Every William Tell present at the cams
would have been perfectly willing 20 bow
TO that "tyrant" Gessler's lid II Doc"
had cared TO put it on a pole Yesterday
after making that slashing three-baRror
in the first inning.
Watch out. ladies', Jack the trimmer"
was seen in the grand stand yesterday.
Better leave those big hat plumes az
home when you attend the games.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
SULLIVAN AND BURNS DRAW.
Fight Fans Think Soldier
should Have Gotten Decision.

Sreusl 90 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. May l9.-Abe UImau
handed out very unpopular decision to-
night, when he declared the bout be-
tween Soldier Burns. Of this city. and
Rid sullivan, OF Washington. a draw.
Il was most undoubtedly Burns fight
from almost the beginning 10 end. He
landed good body blow in the tenth
round and this one would enable a ref
cree to give him tire decision.
Burns had the better of six or seven
rounds. and Sullivan exceled in but one
round, and was never dangerous al any
stage
Harry Kid Seager challenged the win
ner before the bout and later stated that
ne desired TO meet Sullivan. as he had
scored knockout over the Washing
tonian.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

4 .'H--.---rrrr - 81 j.
'Battcd t~- >Chlei i'm rls SIXTH.
'Batted Cor Ames in tho third
.Hatrcd f-- CnuIaI iu rIc SIXTH
Stated f1r DicS-en iu the ninth.
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Browns here again to-day.
White Sox beaten. and Nationals have
a frmer grip on sixth place.
p Rcd Killers brother is with the
Browns. serving in the capacity OF utility
catcher
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Boston At PittSburE.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York nt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at 81 Louis
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
TAKE THREE FROM PHILLIEs.
Cardinals Knock Three Pitchers
Out Of the Box.

St Louis, No, May l2-Twelve thous-
and fans saw the Cardinals capture the
three pitchers-Noore. Shelter. and
delphia Nationals. The visitors put UP a
iStess game after the second inning.
Manager Doom utilized the services Of
three pitchers - Moore. Shelter. and
Brennan-who failed 10 hold the home
team IN check. Bresnahan sent Johnny
Lush. the eN-Quaker. TO the mound. who
administered q severe drubbing 20 his old
teammates lie was invincible through
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hlts-oH hfapse, y on Dygert 10. OF AIuIlin 3.
on Bro"ning, Runs eamed-Detrot 4. PbiIa
aeIphia Iwo-oase hits-Bush. Murphy. Three
Browning. Left on bases-Detroit. 7; pbiIadclrbi,
o Struck out-By Krause, {; by Dygert ?. nv
1lulin. /; by Browning J. Double playS- Rnsb =,
Delehanty TO T. Jones ~; Delehanty to 7, Jones
stolen oascs-Cobb. Moriarity. Oldring First basc
en- euors-Detroit. l. First base on hars-OT
hrause, !; on Dygert. ?; on MulIin. 3: on Rro,r,,
ing. ! Hit b. pitchor-By Mulin. Davis and r.,
Umpircs-MosSrs. Sheridan and KERN T;r.. ;.
game hours and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Frederick Md. May 19.-The Linden
Athletic Club, an all-star aggregation. OF
Washington, was easy picking for Fred
ericks Christian Association team at
Athletic Park this afternoon. II to O.
The visitors made but four hits off Mer-
chant. while the home team batted hard
The home team has now a record Of
twenty-four straight games. and Manager
Baughman declares he is going after the
worlds record 'of twenty-six straight
games. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

The only error charged to either side
was a palpable mum by Schaefer. when
Mcbride Threw 10 second in the eighth
20 catch Graham on Stones grounder.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Dutch Schaefer made a dandy catch or
hit 70 right center in the seventh.
After swift run with the ball. the
Ieuton captured II at a point directly
between the stations occupied by Milan
and Gessler.
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tNV-U'5e hTts-Grdnt- hOEetClT MONEY D0oin
Sacrifice mts-Eliis. HauseT Oakes KCue,chv
stolen base--Els 10. HauscT Higgins Evans Hit
by rtcher-By Moore Phelps and Evausl ty Brer-
nan iEyansl. Wild pitch-Shettler. Bases on balls
VI Moore. s. On Lush. 2, "A Shelter. 5, oT Brcn-
nan. = Struck out-By Moore .: rs Brennan I.
ty Shelter. 3. by Lush. g. Pitching rccr-d-Oe
Moore hits and nuns in Is innings. on Shot
tier hits and rams in - innings Left on
tases-St Louis. i; Philadelphia s Umvives-
Nl'ssrs- KLEIN and Kane. Time Of game hours and
% minutes
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Hoffman tried 10 sneak down 90 third
on Johnson's wild pitch in the fourth
inning. but a lightning throw by Street
TO Elberfeld caught the ronner by a mar
row margin.
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Earned Washington. 3 First base
on error-St- Louis. l. Left on bases
Washington. 8; St Louis. 7. First base
on balls-On Johnson. >; off Graham g.
struck out-By Johnson. S: bv Graham
3. Three-base hitS-Gessler ~ Two
base hit-SchweitZer Sacrifice hits-Kil-
lifer 90. Double plays Schweitzer to
Abstein: Mcbride 10 Schaefer TO Ing
laub. Hit by pitcher-By Graham Cess
ltrl. Wild pitch-Johnson. UmpireS-
Messrs. Dineen and Connolly Time OF
game holr and 10 minutes Attend
ance. 1850
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
MAPS AGAIN TAKE BEATING.
New York Downs Cleveland in Ten
inning Game.

New York. May 1S.-The Highlanders
came from the behind again to-day and
beat the Clevelands in ten-inning game.
the first extra inning game that the
Maps have lost this year.
Quinn outpitched Joss Chases bat
tins and base running told heavily in
New Norks farnr Scnre.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Every William Tell present at the cams
would have been perfectly willing 70 bow
10 that "tyrant' Gessler's lid II Doc"
had cared to put it on a pole Yesterday
after making that slashing three-baggor
in the first inning.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
GIANTS ARE BEATEN.
Cincinnati Reds Get Away with
Game by = to =.

cincinnati. MAY 1e.-Sensational plays
IN the Red outfield prevented the Giants
RON winning to-day. and they accumu-
lated the small end Of an S-to-7 score.
McGraw tried desperately 10 win the
game. He used seventeen players. but
the Red pitchers were steady and gave
no bases on balls while TWO % the New
1ork t"irlers hlIed up the sacks with
passes Al the wrong time score.
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Totals. Il Is 2 Is 5 Totals........ 49iIs 4
I IogtllcA l. NJ / A.. ! ] . 0 III
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DOVES BEAT THE PIRATES.
Lose Contest When Powell Wenkens
In the Ninth

Pttsburg, Pa, May 19-Boston devel-
oped a batting streak in the ninth in
ming OF to-day's game, scoring five runs.
winning the game, s to 3.
Pittsburg had the game won UP until
the mini. when Powell weakened, and
though Lever was hastily sent in to
relieve him, the batting of Boston could
not be stopped in time Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

Al Decentralization. #. Lancaster 2
AZ Harrisburg Harrisburg .. Johrstrwu. 10
AZ Williamsr WilliamsTrrt. .. Altoona. 4.
AZ Rcading-Rcddinc 70 Ncrk. G.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Buninrham-Rain.
A. Mcntro;refy-Ne s1n-rv s. Chatruroor7 E
A. New Orleans New Orleans. 9. lienrbis 2
Second canie-NIemph's. ., New Orleans .
A. Mohile-NashviIle & Mobile / Second game
Nashville, d Mobile Q
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

San Francisco. May 1s-AI Kaufman
mas wired that he can't get ready for the
twenty-round fight with Sam Langford
on June II in this city. so the fight has
been postponed until June Is.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Al Buhalo-Butalo. 4 Jersey City. .
Az Toronto Toronto. 5 Newark. >
AT Rochester Rochester. 3. by Baltimore 1.
Al Mcnrcal-Montrcal. Z: Providence. 6.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
BROWNS BLANKED
IN OPENER, 5 TO 0
JOhnsOn'S Pitching Too Much
for TaiienderS.
NATIONALS HITS ARE TIMELY
GessIer and EIberfeId Send I'm Runs
with Clean-cut Drives - Graham
Louis starts Near Batting Rally
i'm the Ninth Inning.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, ,; 81. Louis, o.
Detroit, II; Philadelphia, =.
New York, (; Cleveland, 3.
Boston, 3; Chicago. q.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

By WILLIAM PEET

Neu might perhaps take Tyrus Cobb
Or Wagner De ancthcr's pick
To fac. the bod pinch hitters Job
And slam the pellet with the stick
o. cal for Speaker. Chance. or Flick.
Or whom You wiil-cr this or that
But III stand pat without a kick
With Mr.. Gcssler az the bat.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. hausas City-Kansas City. 3. Columbus, O.
A. 81 Paul-St Paul 3: Indianapolis. =
AZ Minnsapoiis-A Minneapolis s. Louisville. /
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee g. Toledo 10.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. sprngfeld-Springfcd New Haven. {.
At Hartfcrd-Hartfcrl 9. Waterbury. T.
Az Nouhamptcn-Ncrtham s, New Britain,
Az Brdgepor,-HolyUkc 10. Bridgeport. :
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

A. Omsha-Omaha e Denver. 8
A. Sioux City-Siox City. {. Toreka 6.
At Lrncoln-LiuColn !. ~. Joseph. 5.
At Dies Moines-Dcs M5iues. II Wichita 1
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Lyun-Lyru. Z; BrJc6t0n .
A. Lowell -HavCrhiil. 5. Lowell 1.
A. Worcester. {. Fan Rirrr I.
Al Lawrence Lawrence. .; New Bodfcr. L.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Annapolis Nd, May 19.-St Johns
tasted Of bitter defeat to-day at baseball
by losing TO RockhiII College. Of Ellicott
city. by 10 3. The locals helded rag
sedly and their batting was way below
par.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Watch out. ladies, Jack the trimmer"
was seen in the grand stand yesterday.
Better leave those big hat plumes al
home when you attend the games.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Earned rurs-Y. NJ. c. A.. .: Logan A. q
First base by errcrs-Lcgln \. G.. ;: Y ". c. A.
Lett On Eses-Logan A. G.. s: Y NC 4
tirst base On halls-of Burley .. on Hagar. ,
otiucN cut Bufey ;. by Hagar l. Three base hit
Cl,b0ne TWo-bsse hits-Cunuinchsni Rrooks n,
gar. stolen bsscs-Cunuirgham ~. Cleborpe hi,
Umrire-Nr. Watey Time Of gams-I hour and a
INMATES
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Boston, 3; Chicago. 6 First base on balls-Of
Cieotte. p Of White. 4. Struck Out-By CicOtte. 8;
by White. l. Balk-Ccotte Sacrifice hits Gardner.
LOWS Stolen hase-L0id. Double play-Tannehill
10 Heider 20 Gandil. Wild pitch-White. UmTires-
Mossrs. PeHinc and O'Loughln. Time Of gme-2
hours and . minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
Roanoke. 81 Norfolk. ?.

Special To The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. May Believer fielding
and timely hitting won the opening game
Of the series with Norfolk to-day by
8 TO .. In the fifth inning. acting Man
ager Mullaney sent Otey in to relieve
McCarty. and Otey worked in great form
In the eighth. a single by Chandler and
triple by Jackson made the situation
look serious for the Highlanders. but
Tiedeman flew out and ended the agony
Score:
R.H. f.
Roanoke. ............. OIOI 0x-3 /
Norfolk.,............. DOT 90 % l
Battorcs- Roanoke Schmidt and Jenkins: Norfolk.
nedcman. McCarty. and Otey Attendancc-7OO
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

Al AndUS'n-Ardcr,on o. Grceusboro.
Al Slartanblrg- SIaUanhurg s; Winston-Salcm. ;
At Charlotte Charlotte 5: GrecnvIlc. .
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
LOgans PLAY Tic Gnmc-

The Logan Athletic Club yesterday play
&c seven-inning tie game with the Y. VI.
I. A. the score standing 10 to 10. The
pitching Of Burley was the feature score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

Manager O'Connor said last night that
Joe Lake would he on the mound to-day
for St Louis. while McAleer announced
that he would work either Resisting or
Walker
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
TIGERS TRIM ATHLETICS
George MuIlin HnItS PhIIadeIpbia,s
Winning Streak.

Philadelphia. May l9.-Georee NuIIIn
put halt to Phi!adelphia's winning
streak TINS afternoon. krause was hit
hard and his support was execrable
Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston, q; PIttSburE. 3.
Chicago. s; Brooklyn, 2
Cincinnati. ~ New York. :.
II. Louis, 90 Philadelphia, 1.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

A. CONGRATULATIONS. ]. Scranton. Q
A. Elmira Elmira. O. Biughamtru. c.
A. Albany Albany. G. Utica {.
At TrCy-SyraClse. 6. Tr-y. O.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
Fail to Murter Fun Team,

The Operating Department team Of the
Southern Railway League won forfeit
game from the Law Division yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At hatric,hurg- HatticsbGTC 5 Jackson. ,
~ Grcenwocd-(irecuv7o .. Yazoo City. !.
A. Nicssburs- Nics,bury. o.. Meridian. 5.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
WHITE S0X SHUT OUT
Red sOx Bunch Hits In the Second
Inning.

Boston. May 19.-The Red Sox shut ont
the White sox 3 to 0 in a well-plaved
game to-day.
The locals punched four hits in the sec
ond inning, which. With an error and
two sacrifices, brought home the money
Charley French. the local utility inield-
er. was sold to-day to Comiskey. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

At savaunah-savnnsh. .. Columbus. G.
A. Columbia C Ulumha s.. Augusta
Al Jacksonvilc-Jscksomille. .: Macon. mine in
lngs. darkness
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Dallas Dallas. 2. Oklahoma City. Z.
AZ FGt No-th-Shrerep0rt ( +. For Worth .
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
DODGERS LOSE ANOTHER.
Cubs Make 1t Two inn Row-BeI Is
Hit Hard

Chicago. May 1.-THE Cubs made il
two in row from the Brooklyn Dodgers
this afternoon by to ,.
Both Bell and overall were pounded
quite hard, but the latter was given the
better support. Errors figured in all Of
the runs secured bv Chicagn- Snnra.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
Trainmen Forreit Game

The Trainmen forfeited to Southern
in the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
League yesterday by nonappearanca
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Iwo-base hts-Beek. Miller. Stolen 6sses-Swceney.
Clarke, Collins. Sacrifice hits-Sharpe Miller
Bases on balls-Of Powell. Herzoz Sweeney; "a
Curtis. Powell. Clarke. Struck out-By Powell. Her
zog Collins; by Lever, Herzog: by Curtis. Leach
Hits made-Of Powell Il in sl.3 innings: runs {:
on Lever. ! IN IS innings; runs. ?: of Curtis
IN innings; runs, 2; of FrOck IN / inning;
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COLLEGE GAMES.

AZ Anrapoli,-Rcck Hill, 2; st. Johns, ).
Tufts 2; Dartmouth l.
At Amhorst-Amherst. .: Williams O.
Al Burlington. Vt-Tenth Cavalry. 10; Norwich
University. Z.
At Ithaca-CornaH Il. Obsrlin .
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The Score.

BILE. Hartzell famed. however. and Alb
stein hit into double play. ending the
game
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TO-DAY's GAMES.

st. Louis nt Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago Mt Boston.
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'Batted for Curtis in the ninth
flttsourg. ''''................. 0 0 . 0 /,
Boston. 0 O q d q n a Z
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One ont when winning

'Batted for Sweeney in the ninth.
Cleveland. ................. q O2l O 0 0 ~
New York ... q q n & O o % q Il
First base ON errors-Cleyeland .. New York ,
-fit on bas-s-Cleveland 4. New York g. First
hasc ON balls-On JOS !. on Quinn !. Struck out
BY JOS. a. by Quinn. T. Home runs-Laioic
'naSe. I|o-base hits-Wotcr Roach. Stolen hases
turner. Gardner. Umpircs-Alessrs Evans and
LgAh. Time u game-l hour and g5 minute.
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runs, ], Wild pitch Fruck Time ~ game hour
and y minutes. JmniTrs-Mrzs RigLer and Ems-
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Portsmouth, O; LynchburG. /

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Portsmouth, Va, May l9.-Levy was in
effective in the first inning this after
noon and was hit hard thereafter, Ports
mouth winning, TO l.
Foxen blew up in the second inning. I'LL
ing the bases and forcing runner in.
Welscher succeeded him and pitched a
fine game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond. ~ DnnriIIe. O

Special o. The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, May 1S.-Danville went
down TO defeat here to-day when the
Colts took the game. ReveHe was in
fine form. and steamed them over in
surprisingly classy manner. Rickert took
one two-bagger. but that did no damage,
and Revelle held his nerve. All hits were
kept scattered. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-05-20

bone run-Byrd. Thrce-hase hits-Peaster pearce
Two-base ht--Cook Struck out-Bv Ncrrhan, e
b Greer. , Bases on balls-Oh Merchant /. "a
Greer. j. Lcft on es-Frcderiok. :: Linden (
Double rlay-Pcaster to Malone 10 RIVER S,cr;ec,
mis-Mcrchant Ryer. Clark. Greer. stolen me-
Morgan '5l. Nallm. Merchant. Umpire-NIr. Iobp.
son Tine Of game-l hour and 90 minutes
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TWO-baSc hit-EvCrs Sacrifice hits-Sbeckari
Evers- Stolen hasoS-Burch. Daubert Chance
EYers. Struck out-By Bel. ?; By Overall s. Bases
on oalls-oh Overall, 4, Left ON bases-Chicago. 2.
Brooklyn. 3. Wild pitches-Ovcran . Umpires-
Mesars. O'Day and Brennan. Time Of game-l hour
and 80 minutes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-11
MuLIlNS.KEENAN.

A verey pretty wedding took place
at the palatial home OF Mr.. and Mrs
James R. Colby in this city Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock. when Mr.
Floyd Mullins led Miss Fora Keenan,
TO the alter.
The marriage ceremony was per
formed by Rev. ], S. Thornburg. Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, in the
ritual OF that church.
The bride was handsomely gowned
in white organdy, while the groom
wore the conventional black.
After the ceremony those present
repaired to the home of the happ,
couple and partook OF sumptous din
ner ut which all the dellcacies Of tho
season were served.
Miss Keenan, was one OF Guyan
dotte's most popular young ladies ant
is from one OF Cabell county's mos
highly respectede families. Mr.. Mul
Inns is one of Logan's leading citizens
who numbers his friends by the hun
dreds.-Logan Democrat.
Miss Fora Keenan, is the youngest
sister OF H. P. Keenan, OF this city.