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The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
CAPITAL City Starts
Six-cIub Circuit Norv
Seaman Gunners and Marines Enter League and
VIII Clash To-day Ingram Trounced
by Ninth Street Christians.
= q. ". SWAN.

To-day will witness the starting Of the
Capital City League as stx-club circuit
in 1911, with the Seaman Gunners and sthe
Marines as the opposing teams.
This deal had been pending for more
than week, but IT was definitely stated
Thursday night that the league would ad-
NIT the Seamen Gunners and the Marines
The Marines held a franchise In the
league before they left town, and 1t was
a weIl-known fact that on their arrival
home, after their trip, they would take
up their franchise il 1t was vacant. As
the circuit was composed of four clubs
when the Marines arrived in town, they
lost no time in getting after the officials
OF the league and, as the Seaman Gum
ners had made known their desire 10
enter some fast league, It was decided to
make the Capital City organization q
six-club circuit.
The Marines have proved their worth
on the local diamonds by defeating prac-
tically everything that came their way
in the years gone by, and II they put as
fast a team on the field this year as in
past seasons the confident leaders Of
the four-club circuit viii have to look to
their laurels.
While the Seamen Gunners hardly
class with the Pumpers and the Cornell
Il
gressive lot of ball tossers and win bear
watching in the race for the pennant.
The defeat Of the Ingram team in the
Sunday School League yesterday by the
Ninth team was a complete surprise to
many fans Of the Church circuit, as
the Christians proved easy for the
youngsters when they met the first time,
the score being 9 to l in favor of In
gram.
Yesterday the youngsters felded mis-
erabIy, and, together with the. great
twirling of Clyde Richmond, the Ninth
team had walkaway, Is to l.
At the meeting of the independence
League last night at the residence Of
President Roakes, the game between Ma
tional Union and st. Martins on the 18th
of June was ordered TO be played over
later in the season. National Union pro-
tested the game on a violation of the
rules by the umpire. The rest of the
evening was taken up with routine mat
tiers.
The following additions and releases
were received by Secretary Shurtleff, of
the amateur commission:
Commercial League.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company-ReIeased, Charles Belt, Albert
Thompson; added. Thomas White, Harry
Macfarland
Capital City League.
Cornell Company-Released, Howard /
Fhipps, Arthur Noyes, Shock" Boteler; /
added, Lodge, Engle, Wooden. !
Sunday school League.
Ninth Street Observation-Disclosures, Earl |
]. Murphy; added. Hope Falconer.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
ANACOSTIA.

The campaign recently instituted by the
Sunday school department Of the Con-
gress Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
has brought forth good results, and Supt
James McCauley is much gratihed with
the results SO far. There are at present
about 200 names enrolled.
special service. under the auspices OF
the brotherhood Of the Garden Memorial
Presbyterian Church, was held last even
ing In that edifice. IN Minnesota avenue.
Rev. George NJ. Cummings, pastor, was
present and conducted the service.
Through a new system, recently put
into effect by Capt. William T. Anderson.
commanding the Eleventh police precinct,
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
& OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
PnYkI Rite TINT

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HouR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY sTPErr
and W TwEHTY-THIRD STREET.
TOD. 200 Royal Special. 5 hours) q 90 Caov,I
speciaI I'll 90 a. N. 10. $50 naoyal Linit.d 3
hours), '5dO. 500 p. Nc and '12:l5snght s252 a. m
Diners and Parlor Cars on day trains. sleeperr a.,
l2as night open At 10 go y. m
Pbrladslysia and Atlantic CITY. no. 'sa. 1iss
Q. NJ, 10o. 800. 100 .. n.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY hour ON THE HoURs
(Week days. 90 a. m to 1850 q NJ
szR $500 go, TOO. TO 1sSO, $50 seAa
$50, 1oNo 1loo q. N, T30o noon, mss q nj
ilas. r1I 9oo tsD ;S3o. f4oo. N.s, 500
is1. $50. 100. go. rao. so. tSm ,o0
s1oao. s1I3o, s12ls night
WESTWARD,
CHICAGO. $40 o. m, rs $50 D N,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIsvILLE.
9:lo .. m. a1e .. IA, 'I21o night.
PITTSBURG, 9:l0 a. m, T25, 80 D N. slzSo
night. tsleepsr ready 10 D. m.l
CLEVELAND. 40 p N CoLUMBUS So
D n.
WHEELING, .sie q. m. $50 p m.
Schedules Of local trains at ticket c61csA
sDaily. EXCEPT Sunday. tsunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket ofaees: inI
q e. NV. Main 15sl: Gs Peanvlunia. ava Hain
~; Union Station ofnce. Main Fss9
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N0RFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY a. MI
Leave Washington, New Union Station

SCHEDULE IN EbrECT NAY IA. lsiL
Sm = n.-Daily-An points on Norfolk and Wes,-
1910 D m.-DAily-Roanoks Bristol. Winstcn-sa-
iem, KnoxTfl1e Chattsnoosa, Nashville. New Or
leans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
lao .. m.--Fu Bristol. KnoxrTe Chattaroo-.
Nashville, and MsmphiA Washington Memphi.
oleepsf opsn 10 p n. -
erffrs Ncrfogk II - N. y 0t noon daily arrfrs
Norfolk SD .. N week daya Leave Richm6nd
daily iae D. m, srTise Norfolk F3o D. N. Leave
Richmond $40 a. n. and % p N. Sundays only.
4ao p -Daily-Bsryn1s. Lnray. Shenandoah.
Trains tOn the soath-..s ansss s,s .. n. ss
: An d 'iaf1rn.fiou rantesuth ssrsst and N.- xas
assnus Bond Bundingl-
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs Feidman (9. Dom 60. Carter Garrzza
Crown t2l. seabright t2l. Iemeric 90, schombet
i5l. Sullivan, Murphy. CaIlan. Noone. First base
on bases-Indian ONCE 2: St Stephen,s s First
base on balls-0f Seabrignf 4; Of Burro1ghs /:
on Norris 2 Innings pitehed-By Seabrighf 8 Is;
by Burroughs. %: BY Norris 9; by Lemeric T.
Hits mEde-0f Seabright, II; OF Norris {: OF Lem
eric. s. struck Out-By Seabrfght 1; by Burroughs
2; By LemeTie. g. Home runs-Donn, Crown Three
base ht-SuIiiTan. TE0-base hits-SuliiTan CO.
Feldman t2l. Lemerc. Sacrifice -SchombeFt
Murphy. Callan, Shaw. Stolen. bases-Feldman
Gauzza. Crown. LemeFic "a. schombert 90, sulli-
van t1, Murphy, Norris. GeIer. Double plays
Lemeric 10 Murphy; Shaw to Coursey TO Dom;
Burroughs to C0ureE TO Dom. Hit BY pitcher
By seaSright. j; BY NorTis. /. Wild tdtch-Sea-
bright. Passed balls-Donn a. Noone Umpire
Mr.. coIifower. Time Of game-9 hours and 10 min
uies
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

of Anacostia, the mounted officers have
been able to obtain complete records OF
those automohilists who exceed the speed
limit in this section. BY placing two
mounted officers a distance of a quarter
Of mile apart, and each keeping time
of the machine as il passes, they are
able to compuate the speed of the ma
chine. 1t is claimed that the limit of
twenty miles is rarely maintained. and
already several arrests have been made,
and list containing twenty names is
in the hands of the police
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Bankers League-No game
Capital City LeaEue-Comell. s; 8. P. s..
Commercial League-Moses. 2; walfoFd, forfeit.
Repartmental Leagie-Nayy. S; Interior. 5.
District League-Adams, 8; Columbia i0i l.
Independence League Manhattan. Is; St Mar
tins 6
Interbureau League Main Building. Is; B. o. L.
Marquette Lsasue-Indan oncs. Il; St. Ste
phen's. II.
Olympia Lsagus-see. Nat, s. wOOdlnwn. tiz
(forfeitedl.
Southern r. r. Leagne-No game
Suburban League Brooldand. 10; Petworth. 9.
Sunday School League-Ninth, l3; Ingram. /.
Cocred Departmental League-Interior, 10; Post
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Tin Brain a. the star inhelder
is better known 20 the many fans
OF the Church circuit, has been put
ting up classy article OF ball the
past three years. hitting well over
the .soe mark and feldins with the
best. Last year a total Of two err
rors was all that was charged up
against him in the oficiai records.
'MiIliee used HIS stick to good ad-
vantage the past season, and raped
out an average OF $50.
The Navy team OF the Department.
al League was lucky enough TO cor
raj the fast child last season. and
speed was the star midway sacker
OF the Clerks League. He also hit
in the charmed circle.
Manager Love. OF the Christians.
has kept Broome in the game this
season on his great fielding. as TO
date the classy grabber has not
struck his batting stride. When
Milton does start hitting the ball.
the ontfelders win have to play on
Thirteenth street for him. as NIL
lie@ IS sure some long poier.
with ouantrslle on first. Tommy
Harris in the short field. end BEny
Hands at the third station. Miiiie9
has fast trio to play to. and
'spsedg 4 making good with room
to spare.
The only pennant winner that the
younEeter has been on vas the
Ninth team Of last year. wher the
chr'stians won the hentinx in the
Sunday schooI League He bids fair
70 land on snofhir Sag skinner. Is The
NInlh crew Is going az q fa4 clip.
and + win take fast team 10 stop
them. C ".
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N. B.-Followtng schedule figures published only
as Information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile. New Orleans
AEheVille, a. m. and l0:lS D. "a For Chattanoogz
and Memphis 300 a. m daily. Dining cara
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga Birmtng-
ham, New Orleans. 1olo .. N. Dining cara
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattanooGa, NashTfne
Memphis 40 a. N. daily tSleeping car open affR
10 .. MI Dining cars.
For Charlotte. spartanburE. Atlanta AnnAStcn.
Birmingham. AIS p. m. daily. Dining cars.
For Greensboro. Durham, Raleigh. Charlctts, Co
lumbia. Charleston. Aiken. Augusta. Sannnah,
Jacksonville and Florida points, an .. N daily.
Dining cars L 8. BROWN General Agent.
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81. John,s VI. s.. Jo.eph,..

When the orphans set down to Mar.
shall Hall Monday they are going TO Be
given q treat IN the way OF baseball
game. Teams representing ST. Johns
orphanage. Of Twentieth and F streets.
and ST. Josepf'ss OF Tenth and II
streets viii clash. For weeks and
months have these warriors been plan
ming and practicipg for the oncoming
battle
There win be some high-ciass roofing
from the little chaps or the side lllfes
Capt Harry McGin. ten years old. will
toe the mound for St Johns II Is not
known who viii start on the firing tine
for ST. Josephs
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
CHEsAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.

Schedule Of excursion trains to and from CHESA-
PEAKE BEACH. Effective May 2, lslI-
WEEK DAYS.
Going leave District Line, go. lo:1o. II 30 l. n.
go $40 and 7;I5 D. m.
Returning leave the Beach, SIS q. m, i2sO 71o,
500 500 and 100 p. m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going leave District Line s:D, lO:1O. Il 20 a. n
200 500. 900. and 745 2. m.
Returning leave the Beach, 100 a. m, $3.50, 2ao,
500 500, 800 and 1870 2. m
The above schedule figures published a. infor-
nation only and are not guaranteed.
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manage
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
INGRAM WALEOP
Ninth Plays Rings Around Young
sters, Winning, Is to /.

The Ninth team completely outclassed
the Ingram youngsters yesterday in the
Sunday School League, winning in a
walk. When the final count had been
taken. the score stood 1s to l.
Clyde. Richmonds great twirling. to-
gether with the poor feiding Of the In
gram team. tells the whole story. Lee
land and Flynn starred in the error line.
each messing up three chances. The In
gram team as a whole played poor bail.
while the Christians played in major
league STYLE Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
MISS SUTTON WINS FINALS.
viii Play Miss Hotchkiss for Tennis
Title To-day.

Philadelphia, June 16.-Miss Florence
Sutton. of Los Angeles. defeated Miss
EIeanore Sears. Of Boston, this afternoon
in the hnaI round OF the singles of the
women's national championship, by the
score OF g. and 6-1, on the grounds OF
the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss SUIT
ton will meet Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, OF
California, tomorrow for the champion
ship.
In the semi-fnal round of the women's
doubles. Miss Sutton and Miss Green de-
feated Miss Browning and Miss Wildey,
2-6 g. and ca. and Miss Sears and
Miss Hotchkiss defeated Miss Roberts
aud Miss Osthelmer, 6-2 and 6-l
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs-DoVney, Walker, 0'Reilly. Mclean a.
Dampier, G. Rawlings O., L Dampter 90, HaTri4
man, Fesan Left basss-Manhattan, 7; ST.
Martins. 5 First base on baIls-Of Burley 2; OF
Rawlings, !. Innings pitched-By BurIey, s. by
Donneily, 1-3; lly RaSlings %; by Nutwen Is; (;
by Wilkinson, 2-2 Hits made-Of Bafley s; of
Donnelly /; of Rawlings q Of Nutwen n: on
Wilkinson, l. Struck oat-By Burley 4; by Don
nelly, /; by NUtweIl, IL Three-base hits-walke4
Fegan, Rawlings Two-bsse hits-Rapp c. Dam
pier, Walker. Rawlings "a. Whftmarsh Sacrifice
hits-J. DonneIy, c. Dampier Stolen bases
Walker Mclean, Nutwell Rapp. Donnelly.a Double
9lRys-o' Reilly 10 Dounelly; l. Dampier to Oakley.
Wild pitehes-NutweIl, /; Rawlings Umpire-
Mr.. Newman. T1mo Of game-2 holnN
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

EhrmantEaut senseDey. First base en- halls-Of
MUNICH. !. Struck out-By GIN. 8; by 1funch &
Threesbase bit--Monros. TEo-hase hit-Carter Sac
rifoe fies-BaneF. r. GIL. EhTmantraut Bischoa
Sacrifice hits-Tahner, CLARK Stolen bases-Grare
Senseney, Ellrmantraut. Knapp tSl eaundeu 81
Curry Double pla5-CIrTy 70 Bauer. Gmpfre-Nfr
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs-ConnoTer. Brown ", Trowbridge t9. Wat
SON %. DAILY. Gioysnneth- First base on eErors-
Navy, 2: Interior, Left on bases-Navy II In
terror. 5. First base balls-Oh SabSns 2; OF
DeTins, Z. Struck out-By Sabens 10; by DeTine, l.
Threeb base hit-Hanson Two-6ase = hits-GaIner
Ssbers. GioVannetd. McDoughner. Sacrihce hit
Dsly. Stolen bases TroWhridge. watson, Double
blays-Deyine 10 Hanson 10 Brown; GioTannetti 70
Hanson. Hit By pitcher-By Deyine. GioTannetti
90. Wild pitch-DeTine Passed balls-Pollock
Giovannetti. Umpire-Mr,. Erwin. Time Of game
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
GAMES TO-DAY.

Bankers Lesgue-Amsrican ssculiy vs.. Dttict
National.
CAPITAL City League Marines vs.. seamen Gunners.
Commercial League-HaVennef vs. willard.
Departmental League-Aeiculture Va @. & l.
District League-Aloysfus ys. Commissioners
Independence League-St. Paul's vs. Waverley.
Marquette League-W. NJ. s. vs.. Company K.
Olympia League-Emanuel vs.. White Haven.
r. R. y. NJ. c. A. Ieague-0pen data.
Southern League-LaN Va Auditons.
Suburban League-Parkview vs.. TakomA
Sunday School League-Hamlins Sherwood.
Colored Departmental League-Ariculturs Va Bu-
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
ANOTHER TIE GAME.
s.. stephen,. ana Inalan otllee pa,

st. Stephens and Indian office Bat
tie to II to II Decision.
St Stephens and Indian Ofiice played
a nine-inning tie yesterday IN the Mar
quette League, II to IL. The Indians
had a fiye-run lead until the ninth, when
they went to pieces and the GEORGETOWN
boys showed fve tallies across the pan,
tying the score. Sullivan and Crown
were tied for the batting honors, each
getting three hits out Of four trips to
the plate. Scol e:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

NJ CIountainl SL5O. second: Emily Lee lol Cwn-
sonl. $40. third. Time, la. Agility. Al Thorpe.
Dottis B.. Beach Sand. Ben LAsca, Helene. and
Emmy Stuart also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Marion Casey. LII tGIas). $s.so. won; Superstition.
l3 tMcCahey). $40, second; Fort johnson. lis
(Taplin). 8. third. Time, l:6 rs. Intrinsic. Ne
hssa Zienap. stonestreet, Bad News. Camel, and
Silver knight also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
JUMPERS WHIPPED.
Cornell Tigers Take Game Featured
by "Dutehv stuckert,s Fielding.

Martin. who pitched for Pumping Sta
tion at Capital City Park yesterday, was
knocked to all corners OF the lot by the
Cornell batsmen. the Tigers walking
away with the game, to 3
Handiboe starred at the bat for the
winners, while Dutch Stuckert led in
the fielding of the Jumpers Another
feature was two double plays pulled or
by Cornell Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
ST. MARTINS TROUNCED.

Manhattan Walks Away with Game
I'm Independence League, 10 to o.
Manhattan walked away with st. Mar
tins yesterday in the Independence
League. winning with ease, Is to G.
Donnelly and Rawlings starred at bat
for the winners, each polling out three
hits Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

RunsAIiles t0. Brewer Co. C. Broome. Hands,
QnAntieile %. Harris %, Richmond 80, Duscmbe.
First base on errurs-Ninth, o; Ingram. I. Let on
beses-N Ninth. 5; Ingram. 2 First base on balls-oh
Richmond. 2; on Smith. z Struck out-By Rich.
mond, Z; By Smith. 4 Tvo-bass hits-Richmond,
n. BroCme. Sacrifice hits-Luscombe, Richmond.
Stolen hzses-F1ynn. Upton t9. Miles. Brewer. O.
Broome. Richmond, Quantreile. Double plays-Ya-
rela to Flynn to Leland; Hands TO Brooms to
Qnantrelle. Hit BY pitcher-By Smith ,. brewer,
Walter. Miles,. Umpire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of
camel hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs7Jack Soutag Gilmore Benner. Ricketts
t2, Kiefer t2. Lingie lsl. Mcknight tD, Mink,
johnson co. Hall t9, Plat tl, Griffith, CLARK
}. Left on hases-Main Building 4; b. A. T.
First base on baIls-QR McNaught 7: OF johnson
Struck out-By McNaught s; by johnson. 6
Home runS-Platt 60, Bruner. Three-base hits-
Ricketts Sontag. Two-base hits-Ricketts Kiefer
Gilmore. Double play-Platt to Barry Hit by
pitcher-By MeNanght EzlWood. Passed halls
Mink, 2 Umpire-AIr Evans
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Publlshed only a. information. net guarantosd.
80 p n. dailY-c. q o. SPECIAL Solid tzsin
10 cineinnad With Pullman seepe1s to Louisyills.
cincnnah indianapolis. st. Louis, aud Chicago
q o. dining car. NrFics Il carte
i11o p q. daily-E. =. v. LIMITED % ne
Hesl, eouihueut. ana Northwest. Pullman sleersfs
% Virsinla Hot sDrinSs Cincinnad, and kouisxilla
cnclnnad sleepcr open ior occupancy . . =.
c. q o. dining car. ieriice i czrt1.
1Ic1sf o1|c.a IS n. avc., - IT.. and Dnlm
nlliin. Thm1A Nan ~ ~ "a ~
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
N6YY TIES INTERIOR.

sailors Come Strong I'm Final chhp-
ter with Two Runs.
Navy and Interior battled TO to 5
decision yesterday in the Departmental
League.
Navy came strong in the ninth inning.
and tied the score with two runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs-Monroe Cg. Z. Savoy. Mckinney. WiIkin-
son, Turner, A. Savoy. Simms 90. Parker. Ma
Sruder C2l Sudler. Fairfax (2). Larkins. Amos.
Earned runs-Iuterior, 9; Post-oAce, l. First base
by errous-Interior 5: Post-onice, Left on bases
Interior, 6; Post-ofhce. s. First base on balls-O6
Brooks. 2; on Parker, Struck out-By Brooks.
s; By Parker 8 Two-base hits-A. Savoy Smms,
Magruder. Fairfax (2l, Larkins. Sacrifice hit-Wh-
hnson. Stolen bases-Monfoe t2l, Simms (D, Ma
gruder Sudler, Fairfax. Hit by pitcher-By Brooks.
Wild pitch-Parker. Umpire-Mr. Harley. Time Of
camel hour and 5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
Seaman Gunnes and Marines Play Capital City League Today

Mcdonald. vaughn. Smith. First base on balls
OF Martin. 2; OF EngeI s. Struck out-By Martin.
s; by Eneei, s. Tbree-base hits-Handiboe (21.
sacridce hit-M Moran Stolen bases-HAyes. Handiboe
t2), G. Mcdonald t1. Marceron. Atnilin. Stuckqt
f1' Collinrsworth. Double plays-Hayes to Moran
to McDonald; Vaughn to, Hayes TO Mcdonald
Umrire-Mr. Betts Time Of sameA hour and Is
minutes -
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
TENNIS MATCH OFF.

Washington Team Not Going to
Norfolk To-day.
The washington-N Norfolk inter-city ten
mis- match that was to be played at Nor
folk, Va, this afternoon, was postponed
by the Washington team. No reason was
given except that the locals were unable
to make the trip at this time. Capt. Har-
old E. Doyle. OF the Washington team,
said the match win be played about the
last week in June.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
western Dudr win Again.

The Western Buds ldefeafed the LIN
coin Athletic Club yesterday by Is to s.
Tho batteries were Dorsey and Line for
TIE winners and Lansdale and Pastel
FOR the Lincolns The features OF the
7ame were the batting OF splllman for
the losers and onz-hand running catch
7eI|rI
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
nenf 80 Whlnnea.

The Rough Riders again defeated the
Bear Cats IN a dihieult battle, the score
being 3 70 s. The lineup Of The winners
follows Mntphy catcher: Walsh ana
oantIia pitchers BEesos ehorfefop:
Riggs first base; IQsceno third base:
tIntth< 7lshl field and DeInnaa. t4nler. j
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
w1NANs WINS TROPHY.

First Prise I'm Glass Goes to Amer
lean Owner.
London, June 16.-Walter Winans won
Hallett's challenge cup for four-in-
hands this afternoon at the International
Horse Show at Olympia winans also
won third money in the tandem class
with Landseer and Lansdowne.
Decision was reserved with regard to
Judge Moore's Robin Hood and Wallen-
stein.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs-stewart, Heck. Knott Suess Left on
bases-Adams. 4; Columbia. q First base on
halls-of Weaver 2; OF Knott L Struck out-By
Weaver. IL; by Knott II fwo-base hits-Heck.
Weaver. stolen bases-stewart C2l, Loyeless, Knott
Goacher. ThoFnberg Dilsavef. Double plays-
Weaver 70 Sues 70 WeaEer; LoveIess to Clements.
Hit b. pitcher-By Knott Ban, Sues Passed
balls-Heck, Umpire-Mr. venable Time Of
Eame-l hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17

Runs-IansiII, HelstAnd W, dlett VI, Lord U,
Sullivan, Cord. Beckett, Fague. Dempsey. Bagette,
Morris tz, Le Duo CO. Piurkett l2). Left on
-Rrookland. 10; Petworth, Z. Ffrst base on
bans-on Beckett, 5; OF bo Due. 6; OF Clayton l.
Innings pitched-By Le Due, rs Clayton pitched
to two men; no outs. Struck out-By Beckett. Q;
by Le Due Z. Three-base hit-Cord. Sacrifice hit
Torney. Stolen bases-Tsnsill, Hsistand t2l. Hiett
Lord t2, Beckett Fague, Dempsey. Hiser. Bagstte
Morris ts), lie Due, Plunkett Hit By pitcher-By
Beckett, l. by Clayton. L Passed bails-Bagette. 1;
by Kug ]. Umplre-Mr. Jenkins. Time f gAme-l
hour and 40 minutes. Q
The Washington herald., 1911-06-17
INTERIOR D0wNED
And Post-office Lehds Colored De-
partmentnl League.

partmentnI League.
Interior pulled Post-of1ce out Of first
place in the Colored Department League,
in a game that was exciting from start
to finish. Fairfax. Of Post-ofice. led both
teams at the hat, while A. Savoy, Simms.
and Wilkinson contributed features for
Interior. Score:
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AMATEUR STARS OF THE DISTRICT, NO. 4.
MILTON THOMAS BRooME

Little" sesond-sacket
the famed his aeldIng
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MAIN BUILDING WINS.

Defeats b. A. 1. in sIugsinE Match,
16 to 10.
Main Building won a slugging match
from B. A !. in the Interbureau League
yesterday, l6 to 10. Grifith's fielding at
first was a feature Score.
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PRINTERS DEFEATED.
Adams Takes Good Game In District
League, B 10 4.

Adams Express defeated Columbia lO1
in, the District League, to L
Both Knott, fo= Adams, and Weaver.
for Columbia. pitched good ball, ana were
accorded gilt-edge support by their team
mates Score.
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pETwoRTH HUMBIED.
BrookIand Takes Game by Final
Inning Rally.

BrookIand scored six runs in the last
inning and won an exciting game from
Petworth in the Suburban League yes
terday afternoon. With two down and
men on second and third. Clayton was
sent in to relieve LIE Due In this round
ana he walked. one man and hit another,
forcing IN the winning run. Score:
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WOODLAND NosED OUT.
silver Spring Takes TweIve-Fnnina
Game I'm Olympia League.

Silver Spring and woodland battled for
twelve innings yesterday in the Olympia
League before the former got the de-
cision, to 4. The fielding OF Grace and
the batting Of Saunders featured. Score:
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All-silk
Neglige Shirts,
S,Se S.iss. $1.95

Some special this. Pure
Six, in all the proper shad-
ings-plain and stripes; gen
erously cut, consistently made,
with French (double) cuffs;
pearl buttons. We don't be-
lieve you have ever known of
an all-silk Shirt being sold at
such a price. There are only
so dozen of them as it is.
Pure Thread silk Half 40
Hose, in all colors; worth ZOC
bOc pair.
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AHlA4os % = y ~ .
sHeaney cut; interference.
toakley out; interferencs.
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Two out when winning run was scored
Brookland. 2 o 900 2 e-lo !
Petworth. 80 O3 ls
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