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Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

SPRAYED OR STOLEN from Briden- i baugh Ranch, northwest of Phoenix. one dark brown mare mule: small slit in left ear: no brand Notify Oregon Corral, Five Points Phone. Red 49sl. sb
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

LOST-From Arlington. Arizona. one bay mare: weight about 1000 IDS. no brands: short mane: some white on both hind feet Notify Postmaster at Ariing- ton and receive reward. g
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
FOR RENT-hOUsEs

rOn nCAs i-S-rooii piicn' wItn SCIeeh, center of city. Owner. P. O. Box 562. City.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

ASHLAND PLACE. 1153 East Van Bu- ren St, renovated and ready for board CTS; good cook: rooms. lawn and shade trees; first-class; under care of expe- rienced lady: come and gee: terms req sonahle. Phone. Black 9942. E. Hadley.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

THE NORDRACH Booming and Board ing House. 42 South Second Ave. is now under new management. VIII furnish first-class meals at 25c per meal. All home cooking. Mrs. Lucinda Johnson. proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
wANrep-mrscELLANeous

WANTED-Withip two blocks of ca line. the best 50-foot lot $100 cash wil buy. Box O-14. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LOST-Money. by not buying sporting goods from Galpin's gun store.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

LOST-Vest pocket memorandum book. probably on Palm Ave. between Seventh and Central Ayes: word January in gilt letters on back Return to 300 East Adams gS
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

! CAME TO THE HARMON RANCH. at !, Kyrene. in November. white faced steer
 branded quarter circle bar. Owner 1 call for animal and pay charges. b
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A gray overcoat, in the neigh
 borhood Of Fowler school house. Finder school house. or 43 w Adams St and
 receive reward sl. A. A. Burley. gb
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STRAYED-From 6l7 N. Second St. large white and Angora cat Anyone giving information leading to his recov- cry will be rewarded. l5s West Wash ington gs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19

In one OF the best games played on an
amateur diamond this year, Cornelrs
Tigers defeated the strong Aloysius club
at Capital City Park yesterday TO be-
fore a large crowd. By winning yester-
day. the Tigers take the lead in the race.
Cornelrs aggregation won by batting
Gallagher hard in the first and third
rounds. The losers obtained their two
scores IN the last inning on errors BY
Hayes and Noyes,
Busher, Cornels big slab artist. worked
like a man putting OUT FIRE, and kept the
three hits garnered of his delivery well
scattered. He received sensational sup
port for eight innings, but his hackers
took a wabble in the last round and per-
mitted the opposition 10 cross the pan
twice.
The winners started OF in the first
session like winners and got run across
In short order After Handiboe had
famed. Salb reached first on an error
by Carr and advanced a bag when
Hessler drove the leather over Doyle's
head for single Mcdonald slapped the
horsehide over first scoring Sab.
The Paperhangers put the game in the
ice cooler in the third round when Salb
started trouble with long twO-base nit
10 deep center Hessler followed with his
second hit, and both men counted when
Mcdonald hit a Texas Lacquer over sec
ond Mac" died on the bases, as the
next three players went out in order.
The seventh inning furnished the most
exciting feature Of the whole game.
Carr was at bat, and Umpire Hoffman
called what looked 70 Carr Ike a ball
a strike whereupon the Aloysius player
invited the Jump to seek the services
or an oeuist. Evidently Hoffman didn't
appreciate Cars wit, for he banished
him from the game. While Carr was
arguing with the umpire. Manager Cor
nell, of the Cornell Company nine, rushed
on the field and butted into the argu-
ment with bells. Carr told Cornell a few
choice things, whereupon the Brentwood
man slapped Carr in the face. A fight
followed, which was stopped by the other
players after the participants had eX-
changed several blows. A policeman
who was watching the game arrested
both men. and after the field was cleared
the game proceeded,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19
JIM sPRIGMAN HONORED.
Central Ball Team Presents Coach
with Handsome Stickpin.

Jim SDrigman was the recipient OF a
handsome stickpin, presented 70 him by
the Central High School baseball team
yesterday in appreciation Of the services
given by the Blue and White coach dur
ing the season just closed. II was under
his directions that the 0 Streeters cap
tured the high school championship
The pin was presented by Malcolm Mac
Donald captain of the team, who eX-
pressed their appreciation OF the excel
lent work Of Mr.. Sprigman and declared
that the success of the team was mainly
due 10 the continued efforts Of the coach.
The gift was accepted by Coach Sprig-
man in a short speech Of thanks. He
assured the players that his efforts would
have amounted to little If the men had
not followed his Instructions and he
praised them for the commendable way
In which his orders were carried out, also
the earnestness manifested in their work.
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DOES GREAT WORK.
Riddle Plays Star Game at First
Base for Peck Team.

Riddle Plays star Game at First
Base for Peck Team.
Ninth and Peck battled eight innings
without a decision yesterday in the Sun
day School League, the hnal score being
to ?. Powell and Norris both twlrled
good ball for Peck, and Conner did ex-
cellent work for Ninth
Peek scored their first run in the open
Ing chapter. when Murray led off with a
double and scored on Donnelly's single.
Their other run came In the third. when.
with one down. Cohil was hit and went
to second on Donnelly's sacrifice, and
scored on Riddles single to left center.
Ninth scored both Of their runs IN the
first inning. Walter walked; Quantrelle
was thrown cut at first, and NJ. Broome' q
single to right scored Walter MOreland
followed with a double to deep left CEN
ter, scoring Broome. The next two We're
easy outs. Ninth only got two men or
first base after the opening inning. II
the third, Walter led OF with a single
stole second, and went TO third on Guam
trelle's out but he was doubled up a.
the plate on a fast double play by Pow
ell, Riddle, and Meyers.
Peck threatened 20 win the game In
the last time at bat. Donnelly. the first
man up. was hit Riddle singled. and
Jackson hit TO the pitcher. and all three
men were safe. when Conner threw <
third in an attempt TO catch Donnelly
With the bases full and none cut Jae'
schl1e and Steinmeier both hit line dries
to Harris at short, who, by some fas
work, forced the man at the home plate
in each instance. Meyers, the last mar
up, got three balls and no strikes, bu
Conner threw the next seven ball:
straight over, Meyers fouling four time:
and finally popping to the pitcher.
Riddle led at the bat, and put up {
great game at first. Steinmeier and Miles
both made star catch in the outheid
Cohill handled five chances at second il
nnna atuIo E.nra.
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KENDALLS WIN EASILY.
Neil Holds Olympia A. c. Down 10
Two Hits,

The Kendall A. c. easily defeated
the Olympia a. c., by 4 to 1. Lyon.
the Eastern High School pitcher. was
on the slab for the Olymplas, but was
easy for the Kendalls. while Neil held
his opponents safe at all stages, and
but for a bad bound in the outheld.
would have scored a shut-out.
lie allowed but two hits and famed
eight. The same teams will play next
Saturday at Fifth and Florida avenue
northeast. Game called at $50.
The Kendalls would like 10 arrange
games with an uniformed teams Of
the District and vicinity teams of the
Independence and Marquette leagues
Ballston, and Alexandria a c. pre-
ferred. Address James Curtin, 6O4 K
street northeast Score:
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GIATHERSBURG SPLITS EVEN.
Brightwood A. c. Captures Second
Game by z 10 4.

IN two of the fastest games witnessed
on the local grounds this season. the
Gaithersburg Athletic Club yesterday
split even with a crack team represent
ing the Brightwood Athletic Club, OF the
Suburban League. The first game was
featured By the sensational fielding Of
both teams, the work Of Catcher Lodge,
the New York state Lacquer, for the
locals. and that Of Robinson. the visitors
sh0rtst0p. being especially noteworthy.
The second game was a ten-inning af-
fair. the final score being ? to ! in favor
OF the suburbanites Engel and Moore
were selected to perform in the center OF
the diamond for their respective teams.
Scores.
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WILKINS PITCHES WELL.
wOOdburn Has No Trouble Defeats
ing Mount Pleasant.

woodbdn had soft snap in Mount
Pleasant yesterday in the Suburban
League, and when the final bell rang al
the end of the seventh inning the Wood
burners were across the line with a five
run lead.
ICY" wilkins was in the pretzel sta
ton for Woodburn. and his twisteTs and
slants had Mount Peasants goat. Raw
lings and Thomas were the only Mount
Pleasant men who were able TO connect
with any success with the big twirler's
delivery His control was perfect. not
one OF the opposition going to first by
the Weston route.
Harrah and Dyer brought the specta-
tors 10 their feet by spectacular eatchs IS,
and Rawlings. Hiser, and Davis led in
hatting. Score:
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VIRGINIA TEAM ORGANIZES.
Fredericksburg White Sox Open
season Next Saturday.

The Fredericksburg White Sex have
organized for the season, and Ray Bren-
nan. the manager of the team, who was
in the city last night, says he expects
to have stronger team than he has
ever had in years previous.
Mr.. Brennan is well known in baseball
circles here. Besides playing on the
George Washington University nine IN
1907 as outhelder. he has been prominently
identified with the Fredericksburg team
for the past few years.
The Virginia team win open the season
next Tuesday at their home town. Mr.
Brennan has obtained Lefty" Russell
and several other promising young play
ers. with whom he expects to make a
good showing. Last year the Frederieks-
burgs Won thirty out Of the thirty-three
games played.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19
TWIRLS STEADY BALL.
Greer Allows National Union but
Five HITS and Churchmen Win.

ST. Paul easily defeated the National
Union aggregation yesterday in the IN
dependence League, 10 to 5. Greer. for
the churchmen. pitched a steady game
allowing but five scattered hits and fan
ming six, while Herbert, for the losers,
was wild and hit hard at times.
BeaIle and Slack played sensational
ball for the winners. Moran and Hlett
led at the bat Score:
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Totals. 6n 5 /

Earned rns-War and Nav. g. 6, P. o., B
First base by errors-Wsr and Navy. L; G. F. o. &
Left on bsseg-Wsr and Nav, g.. G. 2. O.. s. First
base on balls-Of Ford. 2; of Thomas. 3 Struck
out--By Ford. 2; By Thomas 1. Two-base hits-Sud-
Ter Freeman. Stolen bases-Afinkins T. johnson
Edmunds Irving. Hit by pitcher-By Thomas ID.
Johnson. Passed ball-Wiiiams Umpire-Alr Mon
roe. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
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WINS DOUBLE HEADER.
FredericI1's Victory over Baltimore
Team Proves Easy.

Frederick, Md, June lS-Frederick had
no trouble winning both games of = a
double-header from the Manhattan team
of Baltimore here to-day. the scores being
II TO and 70 l. Reitz pitched well for
Frederick In the first game, the visitors
making only three hits off his delivery.
The batting Of Hauver and Stump was
the feature. The second game was called
at the end of the fifth inning on account
of rain. Scores:
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SILVER SPRINGS BLANKED.
Superior Pitching Wins Game for
Garrett Park A c.

The Garrett Park Athletic Club yes
terday shut out the Silver Spring team
Of the Suburban League. by Is TO O..
Winnie" Offutt twirled gilt-edge
ball throughout the game, tanning nine
OF his opponents, and allowing but two
hits 10 be made of of his delivery. and
was otherwise wei sunported Score.
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PLAY FIFTEEN INNINGS.
and Y. VI. c. A, Mines
Play LOng-drawn-out Contest.

Tanglewood and Y. NJ C. A. battIed
fifteen innings before Tenglewood pushed
Lowe over the plate with the winning
run. Score. Tanglewood, 3: y n. c. A.,
, The game was a. pitchers battle be-
tween Taggart and Burke, each allowing
four and three hits. respectively. Both
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Left on hases-Coumhia. Z; Diamond .. First
base on balls-Of Piozet, 2 of Herrel . Struck
out-By Piozet s; by Heuen, Il. Two-bsse hits
Ssnino. q. Krouse. Sues. McGoriick. Weaver.
Stolen hases-Schmidt 49, Heinricks. HobTuner.
DALEY McGoGlick Piozet G. Krouse. Double play
julien 10 Darne1. hit b. pitcher-By Heryell 4.
Wild pitch-Piozet Passed hall-Galt Umpire
Ar Wood. Time q game-l hour and 80 minutes.
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CLINCH THEIR POSITION.
Columbia Printers TrOunce Dta'
mOnd A. c. in SIugfest.

The Columbia Printers won ragged
game from the Diamond Athletic Club
yesterday in the Marquette League. 10 TO
z, through the superb twirling of Walter
Herren, who famed fourteen men in
seven innings.
Both teams slugged the ball hard,
twenty-five hits being made during the
contest Score:
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BATTLE WITHOUT RESULT.
War and Navy and G. p. o. Mines
Play Tie in CoIOred League.

The War and Navy and the Govern
ment Printing Office teams struggled
seven innings 10 a tie score yesterday in
the Colored Departmental League The
game was a pitchers battle between
Ford and Thomas. with the Warrior hay
ing slightly the better Of the argument.
Sudler led both teams at the bat with
two SINGLES and a double Scnre.
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Tso-hase hits-HiseT Mullu. Stolen bases-Car-
roll. Davis o.. Dyer. Thomas g. Double play
Carroll 20 Davis. Left on bases-Movnt Pleasant. {;
NooibuFn, s. Bases on balss-Of Rawlings. :.
First base on -Woodburn. , Hit by pitcher
Morris koeher. Struck out-By Rawlings Z: b.
Wilkins. l. Passed ball-MorIis. Wild pitch-RaW-
hngs. Umpire-Alr Iofisr. Time Of game-l hour
and $ minutes.
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Leit On bases-Aati0nal Inion. 5; s. Pau. Z.
First bss balls-On Herbert s; Of Greer. l.
Innings pitched-By Herbert, s. rs Ebert L Hits
made-Of Herbert. 3: on Ebert 2 Struck out-By
HeTtsTt. 2. By Ebert. ?: by Greer. 6. Three-bas
hits-Moran. Heitt. FEO-bsse hits-Goodman No
ran. Sacrifice hit-Charitou. Stolen b8ses-Battiste
Besf Slack. Siuckeit. Greer Hartman Morgan.
Double plays-BnIner 10 Battiste 20 Beall: McBess
Uark b Ebert. Hit b. pitcheT-By Greer. J. Passed
ball-AlcCsry. Umpire-Mr. Newman. Tine q
game-l hour and 10 minutes
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fnSt base UY eIruFS-Ainth. Z. i6it on bases-
Peck g; Ninth, 2 First base on balis-Of Powell,
/; Of Conner 9. Innings pitched-By Powell. 5; BY
Noaris g. Hits made-Oa Powell. 1. Struck out
b Powell g. b Norris. 4; b. Conner. s. Two
base hits-MuTray. Aioreand. Sacrifice hit Don
nelly. Stolen Riddle. Jasschke o. Norris
g. Walter Double piay-PoEell 10 Riddle 10
Meyers. HIT by pitcher-By Corner. 2 Balks-
Conner. ? Umpire-alr Hughes. Time Of game-l
hour ard 20 minutes.
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Left on bases-CIarrett Park. 8; Silver Spring 6.
Bases On bals-0f 0ffutt, .. of Mccarthy. 2.
Struck uut-By Offutt s; by Mccarthy. 1. sacrifice
hifs-Defand0Tf. n Kelley u 0futt Clark Lee.
stolen bascs-J. KELLEY Defsndmf, Il Ofutt W.
Kelley Hit by pitchsr-By 0ffuu. 1; by Mccarthy.
l. Umpires-Messrs. Omit and Stoddard. Tine Of
gsme-I hour and . minutes
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SECOND GAME.

Three.hass ht-Byrd. Bases on balls-of Pearce,
2; of Craft. g. Left on bases-Frederiek 3: Man
haitian, s. Wild pitohes-Pesrce. ?. Two-base hits
Zimmerman. E. Morgan. Merchant. Struck out-By
Pearce 8; By Craft 8 Passed balls-Bloomheld. 2
Hit by pitcher-JaCohs. Umpire-Air. Benitz. Time
q game-i hour
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Two cut when winning run vas scored.
Tanglcw00d. 0 o O. 90 o O o IS
I. NJ. c. A. 0 0 0 0 O.
First base on baTs-OF Taegsrt &. OF Burke. 5
Struck out-By Tsggart, Ii; by Burke s. Three
base hit-BHke. TEo-base hit-Tagg8rt. Sacrifice
hits-Schwegler. Mckinney Jones. Stolen bases
Schweglsr, Clements o.. Bernstein -. Double
Iiays-Patterson 20 Linsey; Lowe 10 Van Dereutar
Hit by pitcher-By Taggart 2, by Burke l. Wild
pitches-Faggart, Burke. Passed balls-Steed o.
Jones. Umpirs-Nr. WzdIeigh. Time u game-2
hours and g minutes
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Southeast Y. NJ. C. A. Wins Game

The Southeast Y NJ. c. A. yesterday
defeated the Berwyn, Nd, team in a
snappy game by to 4 The feature of
the game was the twirling of Given for
the winners. and Sherwood's work on the
receiving end for the losers. Score;
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BY errors-Kendalls 2; Olympia J. Left on bases
kendals. 6: Olympia ? First base on balls-OR
Neil l. eff Ligun. Struck Out-By Neil. S: ~
Ligon G. Three-base Indictments. TyEo-base hit
Call0w. Stolen bases-Aoan, Mccain, Neil Dodge.
Wild ptche-Ligou, g. Passed balI-Coebel I'm
pire-AIr Jackson
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WITH THE AMATEURS
Notes and Gossip Cleaned
from Local Diamonds.
BUscHER GOES TO DANv1LLE

Leaves This Morning TO Join Vir-
giniH state Leaguers - Manager
Cornell and Carr Have Fist Fight
at Capital City League Game.
Bankers and suburbanites Meet.
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FTRST,GAWE

First base on halls-0H Reitz. 2; of Gateline. 3.
Tvo-hase hits-Mslone. Gittinger. VI. Bloomfield,
Hauver ~. Stump 81. Morgan Rysr. stmek cut
By Reitz. Y: BY Gateline s. Double plsy-Toomey
to Zimmerman. UmpTe-Mr. Legore. Time Of
game-l hour aud 20 minutes.
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The score.

Lott On tlse3-A0Jslns, I. t0TuelI q %, ,. flIst
base on halls-Of Ruscher, g Struck cut-By
Brschsr 3: hy Gallagher . Three-hase hit-Bgschef-
Tvr-bsse hit-SaIh Sacrifice hits-D5yle Keaue.
St0le1 hases-Hurey Mcdonald. Passed bail
Noyes. UmriTe-slr. Hoffman. Time @. game-l
hour and - minutes.
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Earned raps@Y. N. c, A.. . First base BY srrors
y n. C. A. 2: Bervyn. 2 Left On bases-Y. NJ
c. A., g. BeTEyn. s. First base en- haIls-Oa Grace
?; of Shipey, 3. Struck opt-By Grace 10: by
Shirley. 4 Sacrifice hits-y. ". c. A. i; Berup
/ Stcien bases-Y. II. C. A.. y; Bsrwyn l. Hit
By pitcher-By Grace, / Umpire-Mr. Burros
Tine Of camel hour aud Is minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

Left On b2ses-GaltheTsburg, %, BrigltWood, !.
First base on haIs-Of Moore. ?; OF Engel /
Struck 0ui-By Moore 10; Uy Engei 6. TWO-base
hit-Lodge. Stolen base-HarTisou. Tmpire-AIr
Nertz Time q game-l hour and . minutes.
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TAKE FIRST PLACE
Cornell Company Wins from
Aloysius Club, 3 to 2.
CARR AND CORNELL ARRESTED

Come to Blows After Argument I'm
seventh Inning, when Carr Is Put
out of Game by Umpire Hoffman
for Disputing His Decision-Game
Hardest-fought Battle of Season.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
BANKERS LEAGUE.
OLYMPIA LEAGUE.
sourHERN RAILwAY LEAGrE
CarIIsIes win EIeven-inning Game.

In a well played game the Cariisles
defeated the Regents on the former
grounds in eleven innings by to 2.
Shea's great running in the tenth saved
the game for the Carlisles Bailey
pitched a good game and his hit won
the game for his team
The Carlisles would like to arrange
games with all teams averaging sixteen
years Address Frank UmbotZ, 150g1b n
street northwest Score,
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FGRsT GAVE.

I'm on D@ses-t1. A. G., o. bTigntNuol l. FIST
base On balis-Of Bel. J. Struck out-By Bell s:
hy Sdu. Two-tase hils-L0dge 6-ifith. Stolen
bases-Lcdge. Fsgue. 6. Se.tz. Double play-Best
70 Bell 20 Griffith. Umpire-MT. Griffith Time Of
Eame-l h0sT and - minutes.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY,s RESULTS.

Capital Cts Leagle-Corneli Company. s; Alloy
sius, .
Sunday schooi Leagie-Peck ?; Ninth. 2
suburban Lesgue-Woodburl. 6 Mount Pleasant. !.
Marquette League-Colimbia, 10; Diamond. 7.
independence League-st Paul, 10; National
Union 5.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. Leasue-Game
postponed.
Olympia Jeague-6ame postponed.
Colored Departmental League-War and Navy. 4;
G. +, o. l.
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Regents. ......... 90 oooIoo-2 !
Carlisles. l 0 0 0 0 Is l
Batteries-Regents. Heitner and Wyndomi Car
isles. Bailey and Umholtz.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

Bankers League-No game.
Capital City League-Navy Yard vs. Sewage
Pumping Station.
Commercial Leagas-D. \. walford Us. Herald
Departmental League-Commerce and Labor vs.
Cnmmi Ssioners
Independence Disqualification vs.. National
Union
Marquette League-Congressiona vs.. HYGIENE
Laboratory.
Southern Railway Leag1e-No game.
Suburban League-Pstworth vS Brightwood.
Sunday School Leagle-Langdon rs. Sixth.
Terminal Railroad Y. n e. A. League-Car De
partment vs.. Southern Railway
CoioFsd Departmental Lssgue-AgricultuTe vs.. Blu
rsau.
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Catholic University and Georgetown
may not meet on the gridiron this fall,
and local sports may not see any con-
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Marines Win in Enghth Inning.

Marines Win in Enghth Inning.
Special to The Washington Herald
Laurel. Nd. June lS-Laurel lost a
game here this afternoon to the United
states Marines by a score of to I. The
game was the best seen here this season.
The game up until the eighth inning was
in Laurel's favor by 5 to 3. but II was in
this inning that the visitors scored four
runs.
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Manager Myers. OF Peck, has strength
ened his infeld with the addition of Muir
ray and DOnnelly. the former also play
ing with the Sewerage Pumping Station
team in the Capital City League
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The American Security and Trust Com
pany nine viii be strengthened consider
ably this week by the acquisition Of
Austin Howard, who has been playing
with the Cornell College, and a youngster
by the name Of EllersOn. who plays the
outfield. Howard has proved 10 be a
sensation at Cornell and is one of the
best little third basemen ever developed
in Washington, while Ellerson has an
enviable reputation with one of the lead
ing Southern college teams With these
two men in the lineup. the Fifteenth
street bankers viii be able TO give all Of
the other mines, and especially the Com
mercial bankers, a hard rub for first
honors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19

Comedy was injected into the game in
the Suburban League Friday. when Man
ager Cissel, Of Silver Spring. protested
that PetwOTth was employing a fat bat
Umpire Myers refused TO make Petworth
lay aside their cu6gel, and they used it
with telling effect for the rest of the
game.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19

McDonOugh, Of st Stephens, is the
leading pitcher in the Olympia League
He has record Of having won six
straight games and lost none.