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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-11

Miss Anna Hubert, graduate OF
University Of Washington, received
the high honor Of being appointed
resident officer at John Hopkins
university for next year
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
BY GUS MALnERT.

Richmond won both games OF a
double-header from Danville yester-
day, the first being shutout. 5 to O.,
and the. second again demonstrating
that the rejuvenated Colts can como
from behind. achieving a victory from
under five-run lead, aking grand
rally in the eighth and finishing 8 to s..
Ira Hcgue was the young man who
did the heaving in the early encounter,
and so well did he perform that but
four hits We're garnered in the nine
innings, while not until the ninth did
a single member of the Red Sox aggre-
CATION touch second base. 1t was a
great achievement for Ira, and right
merrily did the fans applaud him for
his work. Backed by perfect support,
some of which was of the stellar va
riety, especially Martins performance
at short. the. boy from the defunct
Tidewater added more glory to HE
CONTINUED on Second Page.S
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
BASEBALL IN 1911
From Local Standpoint it Has Been Far Below
Standard, and Fans Have Shown Displeasure.
Facts Regarding Cond itions and Pros
poets Next Season

favorably with the other teams In
the league. but effort has been ap-
parently lacking to bring the team
up TO a. standard which would make
1T comparable with it's opponents. Fan
dom has walled long and loud. indi-
viduals have expressed their opinion
In no uncertain terms; gate receipts
have dwindled appreciabiy disgust
has taken the place of loyalty; dis
satisfaction has been rampant. and yet
conditions were allowed to remain the
same from day to day and from week
to week. more promises taking the
place of active effort to at least partial
~ remove the plants of those whose
dollars went to fill the Golfers of tho
owners of the team.
James w. Sullivan, who quit the tear,
in almost midsseason issued a state
ment as to why he quit. In that sta to-
ment he told OF conferences with the
owners of the team and Of the results
of these conferences. He declared thai
he had pointed out the weaknesses of
tho team and had suggested remedies.
But his remedies would have cost
money and so the remedy was not
Forthcoming. Only when rebellion on
the part of those who witness the
games, and sometimes named the "Old
Q7ard." stared the owners in the face.
was an attempt made 10 do that which
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ny GUS NfALBERT.

When Wednesday comes the Virgil
MIA League season of 1911 will have
closed.
Locally there are not going to be
many regrets. Fans have had about all
the baseball they want. for one season,
at least. and the curtain will be rung
down quietly and without the fanfare
Of trumpets or other ostentatious dis
play. Richmond. the greatest city In
the State. will be found third from the
bottom rung OF the ladder, and may
be not there.
1t Is not that Richmond failed to win
the pennant at which the patrons of
the game rebel. 1t Is not even that
the team finished so far down lii the
percentage column. 1t is because the
game has not been played in manner
to merit the support Of the people who
pay to see baseball. Beginning the
season with promises of all kinds:
with the assertion boldly and frequent
ly made that Richmond would have
ball team which would compare with
any other team in the league. fans
have waited and watched and longed
for a naturalization OF the pre-sea-
son promises and have waited and
watched and longed in vain.
Efforts Sadly Lacking.
Not only has the team not compared
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COLTS WIN TWO FROM RED SOX:
liars HUMBLE COOLERS TWICE:
F1lLLMENDROP LOWER IN RACE,
Babbites Turn Tables on
Naughty Leaders and Pound
Pitchers Numerically.
VAIL AND Z POOL IN FORM
Petersburg Unable to Do Any.
thing With Seaville Duet
OF Twirlers.

Norfolk, Va, September o-The Tars
turned the tables on the leaders to-
day and won both ends OF a double
header In easy fashion, With Vail and
present the dangerou batting force
that marked Yesterdays games. while
the Babbites used their clubs with tell
Ing effect on Hamilton, who pitched
the opener for the Hustlers. and Rruck-
miller and Hannifan, who did the
twirling in the second
Although the Tars scored one run
In the opening inning of the first game,
they did not light on Hamilton until
the fifth. when by good hard hitting
they sent four men over the rubber.
TWO more were added in tho seventh.
ana another in the eighth, and ali by
swats was the sum total
vail had the Coolers guessing at
every stage He took things easy until
men got on the bases. and then he'd
tighten UP. In one inning, with two
on the bases he struck Busch and Keli
her out in succession AS the score was
lopsided, he seldom had to exert him
Taking kindly to Rruckmiller from
the start. the Tars soon sent him TO
the tall timbers, and Hannifan was
sent in to replace him. With two men
out and two on the bases. a bounder
run. after Larry took the mound in
the second inning. Another was gar.
nered In the third. and then the bis,
fellow settled down and Norfolk was
liable to shove another tally over
But not SO with the Buschites. Three
runs behind. they landed on Pool again
In the ninth, and before the onslaught
had stopped had scored two runs and
her went out from Pool to Foiles. IT
was heart disease finish, and a sigh
OF relief went up from the Norfolk
Continued on Third Page0
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MARTY o'TooLE STARS

Pittshurs. Pa. September 2.-Pitts-
burg fans got their first look at the
muen- heralded Marty o'Toole in the
second game OF a double header with
tt. Louis to-day. the local asptrants
TOT the pennant incidentally dividing
honors with the team from the bank
OF the Mississippi Bresnahan's fol-
lowers stated out strong in the arst
game. and Max Carey. In middle 6.ld.
for Pittsburg. failed to connect with
a hot one that let In the tally for the
inning. several times a tie was threat
ened. but 1t didn't seem ito take
and the game ended to for st.
Louis.
holiday crowd had turned out for
the double header and in the hope of
seeing the O'Tooie man. Throughout
the first game the crowd cried for him
constantly in the hope OF seeing the
Westerner work in the second game.
When the big fellow went into the
box at the call of the second game,
n-l
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TROLLEY DODGERS DIVIDE

Brooklyn. y. Y, September .
BROOKLYN and Boston divided another
double header here to-day. The locals
took the first to 3. by punching
hits off Hogg in two innings. Errors
let In BoSton's three runs. Cy Young
pitched the second game for Boston
and made good in pitchers duel with
Shardt- Tho score was 20 /. a muf
by Humphrey. the new BROOKLYN out
fielder. being responsible for the win
ming run In tho ninth Scores:
r
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shoemakers outclassed by Roa-
noke and Drop Down Peg
in Standing.
FLYNN's UMPIRING POOR
Second Game Given to Visiting
Team Through Several
Bad Decisions.
FLYNN's
UMPIRlNG
POOR

Lynchhurg. Va. September 9-Roa
noke defeated Lynchburg twice to.
day. the first game ending to 5. and
the second to 2. Flynn gave an av-
lul exhibition of umpiring. taking tho
game away from the locals, and in
the second. missing the end of a dou
pie play, gave the Tigers five runs.
Even at that the visitors outclasse d
the home team in their work and de-
served TO win. this being especially
true OF the second game. The score.
FIRST GAME.
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To-day at IL O'clock the Brittle Axe
team, winner of the amateur baseball
championship of Richmond. Will leave
for Washington. where tomorrow af-
ternoon the men will go against the
American Security and Trust Com
pany nine. champions OF the District
Of Columbia The Maryland Athletic
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ASHLAND GUN CLUB WILL
HAVE RIG SHOOT LABOR DAY
Lsnecinl tc The Times. pisnntch.l

Ashland Va. September 2.-The
Ashland Twenty-Five Calibre Rifle
Club has perfected all arrangements
for rs big shoot on Monday. Shoot
ing begins at 10 o'clock.
The weekly club shoot this after
noon was won by Hart. one point
ahead OF Stribbling. who had two
more bulls than Hart to his credit.
Mayor c. ". Crew wo nthe honor card
Porter and Bumpass won the two -men
team race.
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GIANTS ADD TOLEAD
WI lLE CUBS WIN
Crandall, Pitching for New York, Injuries Hand
in Ninth, and Marquard Is Sent to Rescue.
Brown for Chicago, Holds Ciincin-
natl at All Stages.
natl at All Stages.
PITTSBURG WINS AND LOSES

piays-Gaspar to Hobl,ze. Zimmerman TO
shean to SAFER. Left on bas,s-chica 20. a.;
cincinnati. Z. Huron Gaspnr In In
ningE: off Humphrlcs I'm / inning Firs,
oase on balls-oa GaEpar. l. struck out
~ Brown. !. by Gsspnr g. Passed ball
Mclean. r:ine Of game. i.55. EMPIRES.
Rglcr ana F,nncran
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JOHNSON FILINGS WELL

New York. n. Y. September e.
Washington easily defeated the New
York's in the final game of the series
to-day. New York played poor ball.
and the visitors hit Quinn and Fisher
hard. Washington ran Wild on bases.
getting away with eight steals. of
which Milan contributed three. John
son held Nnw York safe at all times.
and helped with his own game with
pair of doubles. Score:
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FIRST GAME
Totals ...,s e-t !. 4 Totals ?
RATED for HoEge in ninth.
fBatted for Fiaherty IN ninth.

acors by Innings. r.
Boston ,.......................-o oooo-5
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures o o o / q -
summary; Runs-M;-E. 0owdy King
stark, Humphrey. Couson. Barger. Two
base htt--M!l!er. Sacrifice hIts-Ingerton
Hosge. zimmerman. Barscr Stolen bases-
Miller. Gowdy Double piays-ZirlncrIua n
10 stark 70 Dauber: Hogse to Goway. LEFT
on hases-Boston. Z: Brooklyn. g. Flrs, base
on orrors-Boston. Z; Brooklyn. l. FIRST base
on balls-of Hogge. ,. off Bareer 5 struck
out-By HoEse. ). by BarEer. l. Hit BY
pltcher-By Hosse. fstarkl Time OF
game 1855 Empires, tombstone and Eason
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SUMMARY Two ba Sc hits-Hooker.
Morrison. Woolums and Garden. Home
run-THooker: Stolen bases-Morrison,
-Shaushnessy. Pressly. McAulev and
Efird, Sacrifice fies--Shields and Nc
Auley Base on balls--On Bruck, /;
off Ehrd, l. Left on bases-Iynch-
Sruck, Z; by Efrd. s. Passed balls
lsien, l. Time of game. 2;os Umpire.
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MAPS WIN EASILY

Chicago. Ill. September Pitcher
Knapp was too much for Chicago to-
day. and Cleveland won, to 2. AL
the visitors runs were made off White
by punching hits. with the aid of an
error and three SACRIFICES. Benz and
Hovlik performed we'll. The locals
made their scores by punching three
singles Score:
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Club. representing Baltimore. viii
battle with tie same team. dividing.
double header.
1t will be the nrst time that an
intercity baseball contest in this sec-I
ton OF the country has been hSid with.
three cities contesting. Dr. willard
Continued on Third PagsS
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EVERS BATS HARD

Cincinnati. o.. September 2.-Chicaso
} defeated Cincinnati In a pitchers bat
lie between Gaspar and Brown here
to-day 3 to I. The batting of Evers
and Bates featured, 1t WAS announced
to-day that First Baseman Bransfeld.
OF the Philadelphia National League
Club. had been sold to Chicago, and
would report Immediately. Score:
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RESULTS YEsTERD.y
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Richmond at Petersburg "a. NJ
Petersburg nt Richmond Up. NJ
Danvflle at Norfolk "a. VI. and
r. MI
LynchburE at Ronnoke a. II.
and II. Nj
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AZ Rochester; Rochester. o; Jersey
At Buffalo: Buffalo, /: Baltimore. 8.
At Montreal: First game-Newark,
Z: Montreal. o.
Second game-Newark. o: Montreal,
At Toronto; Providence Toronto,
rain.
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PhfladrIphia.
New York
Total, ii. srA Total. % L, q 10

'Baued FOR Madden In seventh.
riRatted for Chalmers In seventh.
Stated FOR Burns In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
sSeN .-'." % s . Y ~
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures 10 ioo5 Ia
Summary; Rurs-Devore. Doyle. Murray.
Merkle. Herzog. Myers. Crandan. Knabe t3D
Iohert. MHsee, Beck. Luderus Two bass
hNs-Nurray, Loberr. Madden. Chalmers.
Doolan. Home rune-crandall. Luderus. Sac
rlho4 ny-Beck. Stolen bazes-Murray. Mer-
kle. Fletcher. Left on bases-Sew YORK 5:
Philadelphia. .. First base on errors-Sew
York, ?; Philadelphia. 2 Hits-ON Chain
ers. in Innings; off Burns. In Innings:
off Crandall. II In lis innings: of Mar:
quard. In "a inning. First base on balls
or crandal. :. on Marquard. /. on
Chalmers. 5. Struck out-By Crandail 3:
by Chalmers. 8: by Burns. / Baik-chaln,.
ers: Time OF game. ?.io Unpires. Klein
a I'd Rrennnn. -
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Total, 81 snr / Totals rs 7.2i 10

score by innings: R.
Philadelphia ...................l OIL ooI / OF
Boston Observation-Disclosures. ootI -
summary; Rune-Lord (2). odring. Col
inns. Hooper. Lewis ca. Gardner. Yerkes.
Carrigan. f.onerSan. Two-base hite-Lord.
Carrigan. Gardner. Home run-I.ord. Sacri-
Nee hits-Barry. OldrinB, Collins t,). Papc.
ferkes Stolen bases-Lonergan. HOOPER
Double play-Gardncr TO Engle. Left on
hases-Phtladelphia ,; Boston. 4 IIits-On
krause. In Id Innings: OF Morgan. in
2-s Innings OF Danforth. ! in inning
First base on balln-On Phrs :; of frause
2; OF Danforth, !. Struck out-By Pape. 3.
by krause. ?: BY Moayar. 1. Hit by pitcher
BY krause tWiliiamsN: by Morgan
tGsrdner) Wild pitch-Morsln Passed
eall-Thomaa Time Of game. hours. Cm-
pircs, Connolly and Sheridan.
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IMACkMEN HALTEDBY
BOSTONS TOSSERS
St. Louis Bests Detroit in an 7n-Inning
Hitting Bee---Washington Finds New
York Easy, Quinn Being Hit Hard
and Often.
WHITE SOX EASY FOR KNAPP

Boston, Mass. September 2.-PhiIa-
delphia was beaten by Boston in the
last game of the series, { to i.' krause
weak ening badly In the sixth Inning
when apparently he had tho game we'll
in hand. Score:
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two out when winning was scored.
Score by innings: r.
81. Ituis............-.......1o 90 00120 ST
summary: Runs-Shotton. Austin t3). La
porte. Schwe,tzor Black Mclean. Bush (o)
Cobb. Crawford t:). Delehanty. Two-bass
hits-Gainor. Wallace. Three-base hits-La-
porte. Bush. Sacrifice hits-Austin. Wal
lace. stolen bases-wallace. Crawford Bau-
mann Cobb. Bush, Sohwetzer. Double
plays-Laporte to Wallace to Black; STAN
age to Deehanty Left on bases-St Louis
10: Detroit. 10. EHts-Of Hamilton, in =
iCinss; off George in innings. First
/; or Hamilton. :. Struck out-By Harii-
ton 3; by George. /; by Donovan. s. Time
OF game, 2;S. Umpires. Egan and OLough.
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TIGERS LOSE

st. Louis. Mo-. September st
Louis won the opening game OF the
fnal series with Detroit to-day Z to 6
In eleven innings. The visitors started
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AXE NINE OFF
FOR AMATEUR GAMES
Meet Champion Bankers Of Washington To-Mor-
row-Hopes Of Victory Entertained Sche-
dulles of Games in Intercity Series and
Lineup of Teams for Benefit of Fans

MONDAY-LABoR DAY.
VI. A. c. VIZ. Bankers. In Washington, ESQ.
Battle Axe Bankers. I'm wnshin gton. $3.50
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q.
VI. 4. C. We. Hattie Axe. Richmond. a,3O.
bankers Battle AIc. In Richmond ii, $50.
SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER 1e
Hattie Axe w. VI. A. C., In Baltim ots. 100
Bankers vs.. VI. 4. c.. in Baltimore. +,3O.
LINEUP OF TEAMS
BANKERS. VI. 4. c.
ii. Mcdonald. 2b. Worthington. 3b.
Hayes rs Whtehuyat, 2b.
Riddle, G1b Uhler, ~.
u. Rawlings, If Deal.
Davis. 3h. Harlan, p.
Dyer, FRANKIE,
kin. Of. Lawrence. IT,
west, Maisci, III.
Rawlings. n. Hunks, u.
johnson, u.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
st. Louis at Chicago,
Pittsburg al Cincinnati.


Pi.tsburg at Cincinnati.
philadelphia. Pa. September a.
New York to-day defeated Phiiadel-
phla for the third straight time. score
Z to 6. The visitors punched six hits.
including a home run by Crandall,
with a pass and an error In two In
nings. and scored all of their runs
a line drive Of Paskert's bat In tho
ninth inning injured Crandall's right
hand He was forced to leave the
game, and Marquard went to the
rescue and stopped tho home teams
rally. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbus: Columbus. 4; Jackson
Vhie. 2 (caued end eighth; dnrkness).
bia, 8.
At Albany: Albany. /; Macon. thrst
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SECOND GAME.
rotal, ID iNus ro,al. a i. !,

NIIItT, I'd
! "o-o ase hiis-Donlin. Rariden Sacr,nca
nniitS1rMeDonald. Bergen. schardt sscriace
~ neal stolen eases-Jackson Miller.
- - Nil'1ne,, zimmerman. Double pIay-Siiiler
10 "o"dy. Left on oases-Boston :: Brook
IN ~, =. FIRST base errors-Boston. 4:
I'm First base on ba!!s--on Youn =
"a struck out-By Young s; bv srharSI
al lI oy pitcher-By schardt. 4 (c;ordy1
me F.,ae oil game i'5s Umpires. Johnstone and
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the scoring, gathering four in the first
ivc innings st. Louis tied 1t In tho
ninth. The Detroit's scored two In
their half OF the eleventh. and the
locals came back with three. Score:
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Chicago.
Totals ..,a 7g7s . Totals 80 Z
'Batted for Hovlik in seventh.
tBntted for Rnnz In ninth.

TotaIs ...W 2 TotnIs ...S0 = TO
Dated for Hovlk in seventh.
tBatted for Benz In ninth.
Score by innings: r..
Chicago Observation-Disclosures ooooo6e-3
Summary: Runs-Tannehill. Mullen. Biz
minsham, Lsjoe. Turner t2> SmtJh Two
base hits-Olsor, Butcher. THRIFT base hN-4
Turner. Sacrifice hits-Birmin gham Ball.
Smith. Stolen bases-Lord a., Mullen (,).
White, Smith. Double piay-McConnen TO
Tannehill. Left on bases--Chicago go. 8: Cieve-
land. . Hits-on White. in 4l-s innings
OFF Hovik. - 22-s innings: off Benz. . in
innings. First base balls-Or Kcapp,
3: OF Hovlik. Struck out-By White B:
ny Knapp. s. by Hovlk .; by Benz 1. Time
% game. ,:o9 Umpires, Evans and Mullen.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
NATIONAL.

New York I. Philadelphia, 6.
Chicago. 5. Cincinnati, !.
Boston. ,. Brooklyn. i Second
game).
ST Louis. S; Pittsburg, thrst game).
st Louis. /; Pittsburg. II tsecond
gsme).
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. q. Sioux City, 6
st Joseph, s: Des Moinen, 4,
Pueblo, 9! Topeka. /.
Denyer-1dnoolp; rain.
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Cincinnati

Totals IS 10 II II Totals ..sa n u /
.Batted for Gaspar In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 80 On-3
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures o O o o OIL
Summary: Runs-Evers az. Schultz,
Marsans. Three-base hit-Evers Double
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Sensational tvvirler of the New York
Gionts, who hos forsaken his eccen
tricitfes and In doing more effective
work for the tenn thnn even the Ereot
nothewson. Richard de Mnrquis-bIn
right name-has mastered control. tho
one thing TINT he lacked during his
nrsf two yenrs under McGra>r, after
selnE purchnsed from Indianapolis for
SibooO, which WINS then the worlds
record price for minor league re-
cruit. Hube con now cut the corners
OF Inc plate or groove" them az well
ne has more "stufv than any ofber
pitcher In the. National League. and
thnt hnrqunrd's newly acquired con-
Iroi Is the secret of his wonderful sue
Grent." of the PhiIIies. n close race
Tor the pitching leadership OF the
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

AMERICAN.
Washington. IL; New York I.
Philadelphia, {: Boston z.
Cleveland, s Chicago. @
Detroit. 8; st. Louis, I eleven in.
nings).
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Cleveland at Chicago
Detroit at ST Louis.
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Summary: Runs-Miian (2), Henry. Nc
Bride (2). Gessler (c), cunnin gham. street
90. johnson. knight. Two base hits-John-
son t2), Milan. Knight C. Walker. Gun
nsham sacrifice hits-McBr.de. Hsrnp-
hill. Stolen bases-Henry. Milan 49, Nor
gan. Street. Cunningham. Ainsmith Left
on bases-New York. 8: Washington. g. First
base on Observation-Disclosures. ?. Hits-On
Quinn, in 8 innings: on Fisher. in s in
ninss First base on balls-On Quinn, .: off
Fisher. ,; on Johnson. /. Struck out-By
Quinn. 4; by Fisher, 4: by Johnson. 5. Time
Of game. l:s2. UmpIres. Dineon and PArrlne
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Washington

Totals -. 1s q Is 1 Totals IS, I n /, 2
&C Walker left ncid.
Score by innings: r.
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Totals ..ts u 81 10 Totals ...45 Il tsa i6

Rated for Hamilton in ninth.
two out when winning was scored.