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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
Total 463ll 4O7l/, %

Total. 463I2 407Ia % 80 112DaI
Foss received I in Louisiana, "a in
Massachusetts and in Vermont.
One and a half votes in Maryland were.
not recorded.
Bryan had in Wisconsin.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
Many Good uFsfs Holding sNay on The Amateur Diamonds
Il Terminal @ Officials T Takea
Weird Game fromAdans
Expressmen Beaten by Opponents in Contest in
Which Twenty-sx Runs and Score and
Seven Errors Are Made.

Twenty-seven ofiicials. representing the
Adams Express Company and the Wash
ington Terminal Company. respectively,
played ball for two hours yesterday In
the scorch.ng sun at the R. R. Y. NJ. G.
A. league diamond. with the result that
Terminal gained 14-to-i2 victory over
the Expressmen. The latter club used
sixteen men and the winners eleven. /,
, For two and one-half innings the affair
looked like real ball game, the score
being tied until the last half Of the
third. when Mr.. George was reached for
seven taIlies. which decided the conflict.
Each sde used three pitchers. The game.
at that. was Interesting. for the fact that
there were many spectacular and COM
ical plays. and that the officials who
played were fatigued after the first
couple of innings, and soon began to
drop out and surrender their places to
other members, who had been warming g
the bench. Some Of the old-timers would
perform for an inning or two at one place
and then switch to another. and finally
come back to the position which they
started playing.
Mr.. Harris, former Penn State star,
showed flashes of old-time form at the
three positions which he played Mr.. I.
F. Waters played game that would
have been credit to many a younger
man. hitting safely three out of four
times. scoring four runs, stealing two
bases and handling every chance save
one which came his way. Mr.. A. M.
Keppel performed like a true big Lacquer
at the midway for the time he played.
and also pilfered two bags. Mr.. Winslow.
besides connecting for two safeties.
started double play. Mr.. Wilson also
starred at bat and in the feld.
But the real feature OF the afternoon
was the umpirng of Judge" Nolan He
officiated for ffve innings alone. making
all the dec csions. but in the sixth the
players decided that Mr. Nolan's brain,
and also his eyesight were being affected
by the heat and Mr.. Bryant was called
to his assistance. For the remainder OF
the game Mr.. Bryant umpired at the
plate, with Mr.. Nolan on the bases.
Adams made a game rally to overtake
the lead Of their opponents in the eighth
inning. but fell shy by two counts After
this frame every one connected with the
game asserted his willingness to call on
hostilitles, and there II ended. with the
count standing Terminal Il: Adams. Il.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
CORNELL PLAYS
MAlLMEN TO-DAY
Big Game Scheduled at Capital
City League Park at
2:30 O'clock.

The champion Post-ofice team. Of the
Departmental League. win hook up with
the Cornell Tigers. leaders In the Cap
ital City League. this afternoon at 2;p
O'Clock at Capital City League Park.
North Capitol and L Streets Northeast
This game VIII go long way TO show
which has the better team. and the
clubs will meet in the post-season series,
and will fight for the amateur title.
Waiter Ferguson will pitch iIis last game
for the uiailmen. as he leaves for Mar
tins Ferry tomorrow night.
Cornell Will send either Forest Thomp-
son or Bob Hummer to the mound. and
a good game is sure to result Van
Buskirk will officiate. The score by in
nings of the Washington-Cleveland games
will be ANNOUNCED from the field
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
Plenty Of Good Pitchers
In the Amateur Ranks
Minor League Scouts Would Do Well to Look
Over Capital Sandlots for Promising
Ball Players.
D. c. vi SWAN.

There are at least good pitchers the different amateur
leagues District who would stand good show good
fast minor league ball
pitching this has been the
years for the simple that the good hurers
signed teams with the result that the kcrbs did
not have pitchers able to stand the gaf. s{
Take Walter Hughes for instance This lad while he did
good with the Savannah club of the South Atlantic League
spring. reported the Indians poor shapehs
he himself justice Harry Dodd sporting editor Of
Savannah Morning News and also of the ball club
friend Washington said that while Hughes showed
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
EppA R1xEY A STAR.

"Eppa Rixey. Jr-. looks like the
best bet in the league to-day"
This is the verdict handed out
around the National League cir
cult. Rixey has been pitching
wonderful ball and the Philadel-
phia fans should turn out in large
numbers to see the tallest pitch
er in baseball, upon his first ap-
pearance.
Rixey's record on the trip is as
follows:
Defeated Boston, shut out.
Lost to Pittsburg. to 0.
Defeated Cincinnati. 2 to /.
Defeated Chicago. shut out
Defeated ST. Louis, 10 10 s.
Four victories and one defeat
is the fine record of a youth who
never had any experience In
baseball save that obtained in his
college days. Few twirlers ever
broke into the big league giving
greater promise than Rixey.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-McDonsli ~. Hayes 49,. Riddle ~, Raw
lings 90. Davis West. Van Dyne 20. Zachary ~,
Gresne 20 Sawyer. First base errors-Security.
); Standard, / Left On baSes-SecTriy. S; Stand
ard. First bas~ on balls-Of Greene, 2: of
Strickland, S: of Elliott + Innings pitchei-By
Strickland 4; by Elliott. J Times at hat By
oppunents-Against Strickland. %: against Elliott.
L. Hits msde-oh strickland. II of Elliott, :.
struck out-By Greene II. Thpehase hit-Hayss.
Tvo-basc hits-Greene, Rawlings, Davis. Sacrifice
fy-McDonald Sacrifice hitS-NRn Dyne -.
Stolen bases--Haycs, Riddle 81. Rawlings ~, Van
Dyne 81. Zachary i9. Elliott Double play
Elicit To Flood To Crowley to HnkIe. Hit by
pitcher-By Strickland tAfcD0nald). Passed balls
Hinkle tSi. Umpire-Mr Hughes. Time Of game
hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
Mack Signs Another.

Philadelphia. July 81. - Manager Mack
announced today that he had signed Lou
Thomas. a Cincinnati semtprofessional
pitcher, and that he would join the club
in Chicago on August II. Thomas was
re ommended to Mack by Policeman Jo-
seph Schran. the man said to be respon-
sible for the breaking in OF Joe Tinker.
Schrall Is an American League rooter.
and a personal friend Of Mack's.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
ZEBBA MILAN.
By TONA DA SOUS.
Zebba Milan ees real,

He playa fine centra hel
Gee wheeza But canta he heeta da bal'
He heet heem so far you new heara fall
He runna da base ikea ive-cyr mobile,
Crookeda cussa he-always try to steal
Da seconda +thrda base alaso da home;
Some time he steaa hona run, anda that goa some.
i tela you, ma frand you canta beat heem,
Fen ocean of baseballa he ees da beeg sweem;
He neva wagga tongue, buta wagga tong wield,
Maka beeg fat slob chasea ball ALA over field
An when Clark Greet say, Now, Zeb, steala queel,
He goa down to basea Ikea wan bluea streak
When ganga YELL "Gooda boy, Clyde" to beata band,
Zebba play for da game, nota for da glada hand.
A single heet wan two-base heet fora Clyde;
Wan base he run queek and nexta basea he slide.
He don'ta play for da acclaim he paysa for da game,
Anda hees hata band alaways remaina da same.
Zebba Milan real,
He playa fine centra heP.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-A Holman O.. n. Herman %. kirks
(l. Hines. Crown. Miller, Long %. Haskell %.
BeakenG t1, Burrier ca. Herbert 81, First base
bases-Lineoln Avenue, >: Ingram. & First base
on bals-oh Herbert, ,; on Beach. >; of Prnzst.
j Innings pitchcd-By Beach. IL; by Prozet-
I22 Hits made-of Herbert, 0; OF Beach, 10:
of Piozet l. Struck out-By Beach. s: BY Her
bert, 6: by Piobt J mrre-bsse hits-Bischof.
Mess. Long Twohesc hits-Hereert 60, II. Hof-
man. Sacrifice hits-Long. Sies. Stolen bssS-
Long t2), Sweeney CO. Muir. Haskell. Beakemsr.
II. Hoffman, Kirks Double plays-Kirks TO Ford
Hit by piieher-By Beach Herbert: by Piozet
tsweensyl. Umpirr-Mr. yenabie. Time of game
hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-Davis. spauldins 20. Taylor. shancr. Hunt
t2, H. Jones, Murphy. Rawlings (2, Co,ston. Guaz-
IA First base by errurs-Southiand 2; National, 2
Left on hases-southland, q; National. First base
on balls-Of H Jones. q; OF Gauzza, 4; OF Murphy
4 Innings pitched-By G&uzza, . Is; by Murphy
2es Hits made-of GauIza, 5: OF Murphy. l.
Struck out-By H Jones, Z; by Gauzza, 2; by Mur-
ply. s. Three-base hits-Murphy cz. Twobase hits
Hunt. Rawlings. Stolen bases-Daris (2), Spaulds
ing tz. Csnon, Hunt (zl. Heinrich. Stewart 60.
Oolston t2l. Raviines CO. Double plsy-Hunt to
spsuldins. Bslks-By MURPHY. Umpine-Mr
Belts. Time Of gameI hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Rlns-C. Robsts. MarI e., Farrell. Conner. Fer
szrson ThCrnett Davis e. Jacksnn 81, Murray o.
Left on tasss-Frst Presbyterian. }; First ~ r. B.
FIRST base on balls-Of White, }: CT Davis. & In
rings pirched-By White. 6; by GraysJn. l. HITS
rade-Ofi White. = of GrAysJn, Struck out-By
White 6; by GraySon. !; BY Davis. 5 Home run
Davis Three-base hits-Niurray. Ferguson. White
Mckee Two-hase hits-Whife. L. Roberta. Marx.
jackson. Sacrifice fies-Thornsit, Graysor- Sacr-
rcp hits-C. Roberts. Stolen blses-C. Roberts.
Marx t2l Conner jackson. Graysnn. Double plays
c Roberts tn L. Roberts to Ferguson (2l. Wild
pitches-white GraySon- Urapire-Mr.% Jaeschke.
Time II game-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
CAR BEATEN.
Adams Takes 6 to 2 Game in Rail-
road Y. NJ. C. A. League.

Cars chances for winning the pennant
in the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A League were
practically demolished yesterday. when
Adams administered 10 beating.
The EXpressmen won by punching hits
on Bell in the second. and taking advan-
tage OF the latters wildness Hanvey's s
twirled a creditable game, holding Car
scoreless after the first inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
PHILLIES HIT HARD.
And Beat the Pirates by 5 to 3
Score.

Philadelphia, July N.-Savage hitting on
the part Of the Phillies helped along by
several weird throws by the Pirates
landed the Quakers victory this after
noon. 5 to 8. Brennan had the Pirates
at his mercy throughout Up to the
ninth inning, three hits were all the WIS.,
itors could secure. Two of these. one
double by Viox. punched with wild
pitch in the fifth, scored two, and in the
ninth Brennan eased up and allowed an
other run Wild throws and errors by
Wagner and Hendrix were responsible for
nearly all of Philadelphia's runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
NATIONALS DEFEATED.
Southland Takes Fnst Game by to
Score.

Southland got an early lead on National
yesterday in the Independence League.
and won with an SIS score.
Gauzza started the box work for Ma
tional, but was relieved by Murphy after
Southland had gained four-run lead
Herbert Jones went the full route for
Southland. and kept his game well in
hand. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
INGRAM DEFEATED.
Lincoln Avenue Comes from Behind
and Wins by 13 to 10.

Lincoln Avenue sprang another sur
prise. when they defeated Ingram In
yesterdays contest. l3 to 10. This was
the second game that the much abused
t6ilenders have won in many days.
Ingram had a lead Of five runs up to
the sixth inning, and then Beach went
to pieces, five runs scoring before he
was taken out. The same number Of
runs were scored in the seventh. giving
Lincoln Avenue the lead and the game.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
DODGERS WIN.
Reds Use Three Pitchers, but Lose
Game, 8 to 4.

Brooklyn. July z.-The Brooklyns drove
suggs from the box In the first part of the
third inning to-day when they fell on him
for everything from singles to home runs.
Benton relieved him and, apparently real
izing the game was lost, was taken out In
the sixth, leaving Fromme to finish the
game. which ended 3 to 4. Allen pitched
q steady game. the visitors being unable
Erore. Ts-a.- s.s4a.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Bsffe1 fcT II T IayI7I M UT tIeII1II-
tBatted for McPhsrsou in the eighth. .. -
ysshins-on Terrinal. 2ITi2 x-li
Adams SExrreS<...,...,.-...e eeio o 2 Sc
RuI-s-Kerpci IN. TolSon 81. Rider. Burch I2.
Harris Wilson e. winslcw, Spencer iZ. Adams fZl
Wright Waters a.. Killian. Pratt, Phillips. Plat,
Fitzeerah First base by errors-Adams. S; Termt-
nal g Left on hases-Adams. :: Terminal. 6 f1rst
base on baIs-Oa Georg-. /: OF Gordon. l; of Hsr-
rs, /: OF Rider l. Innings piiched-By Georse );
by Adams 2; by Gordon g by Harris {; By Rider,
.. t,r Thomrson . Hits mads-Of Georye. .; OF
Adams ): of GordJu. ! Of Harris S: OF Rider, /;
Of, Thnnpsnn . Struck oHt-By George. ); By
Adams .: by Gordon, 5: by Harris ): by Rider, ,:
BY Thompeon e. Thres-base hit-Adans Txo-base
hits-waters, Gordon, Rider. Winslow. Stolen bases
Wright Waters ~. PlAtz, Gordon ~. kerpel tsl,
wfsnu. Double plays-Harris to Rider: Winslow no
Thornrson, Wright and Plau Wild pitch-George.
Gordon Harris tD Rider. Passed balis-Adams.
Wilson CJl. Williams Umpires-Nfesss- Nolan and
BRYANT
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
Y. N. C. A. BLANKED.
Cornell Applies Brush I'm Capital
City League, 10 to o.

Cornell whitewashed the Y. NJ. C A.
team yesterday at Capital City Park,
North Capitol and l. Streets Northeast.
thereby squashing all the G Street boys
hopes for the Capital City League pen
nant Hurley. Zurkin. and McGhsn
played their usual good fielding game.
and Hurley showed up well at the bat.
.'CY'' Mcdonald also hatted well Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
ATHLETICS WIN
In TENTH ROUND
Plank and Willet Are Weak at the
Start, but Tighten Up
in Pinches.

Detroit, July N.-The Athletics to-day
defeated Detroit In a ten-inning contest,
9 TO s. Both Plank and willett were In
effective in the first inning. and aided
by errors both sides piled up enough
runs to win two or three games. After
that the scoring practically stopped until
the tenth, when the Athletics, in a great
rally. sent four men over the plate
Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

J Runs-Russo. Miller o. Histr 81. Clayton 90.
Wood Knott ", Sweeney. Patten- Left on bases
Park :: Andrews : First ease on balls-Of wL-
tCrs !; of Litz, . Innings ritchea-By Knott. 9;
BY Curtin ); by Walters ?; by Litz. s Hits made
OF Knott j. of Curtin. I; OF Walters :: on Litz
O. Struck Out-By Knott. Il; by Curtin. ,; BY Wal
ters ?: bv Litz- s. Three-base hits-Russo. Knott.
Two-hAse hits-RuSso Hiser. CLAYTON, nptou Litz.
Sacrifice hit-Bsgsette Stolen bases-Miller. Hiser.
Gallagher t2l RasEstte. Wood Tipton, Norris Pot
ter t2i Wild uitcheS-walters. Curtin. Passed balls
Potter ~. Bas-e-tP Iimuire-Mr. Jenkins Time
Of same-I hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

bright co. Long spcich. Golfer. Howard, Munfocc
-. Carter. Smith. LIFT on b&sss-Hlltops. .; ST.
Elizabeth !. First base balls-Of Busstls. ): OF
Numtord, 9. Innings pitched-By MumfoFd- 5: BY
Canter, ) Hits niade-Of Mumfori. 9: Of Canter.
s. Struck out-By Busius 6: by Munfcrd, :; by
Canter. l. Two-base hits Keith. Seahrisht. stoleu
bsses-Hanley q. shaw q. Hurd ~. Br-Sius 81.
Keith, Seanight. Double plays-Brin to speieh TO
Carricn: Boyle 10 Keith. Hit By Iitcher-By Canter
seabrisht and Hanley. Wild pitcteS-Mumford. :;
BIsus . Passed balls-Howard. . Umpire-Nr
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
TIM HURST BETTER.

New York. July 27.-Tim Hurst.
the veteran baseball umpire and
fight promoter. Is convalescent
after a. long Illness. He walks
with cane and still feels trifie
weak. but his physicians assure
him that he will rapidly regain
his former rugged health.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-Gssrneycr Cg. Salb a. Hurley IA, ThomIp
son. Noyes First base balls-Of Priddy. /; OF
Lipp l. OF Pee . Innings Titched-By Priddy. s.:
by Martin. 4; BY LiTp. ,: by Pee. 5. Hits made-of
Priddy. }: of Martin. ,: OF Lipp. s; OF Pee. s
Struck oIt-By Priddy. &; by Martin, s; by Lipp l.;
by Pee, |. Home mn-Hurley Two-base hits-Noye.
Mcdonald C9. Double Ilsy-Mcihan to Zurkin
Hit by pitcher-By Lpp. GaSneyer and Hurley.
Umpire-Mr CollAower. Tine Of same-l hour and
IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

oake., Mcdonald Sweeney. jackson. rwo-b-s
hits-Masee 20, Sweeney. Brespshsn, oakes. Three
haze bit-Campbell Stolen hses-Husgins Camp
bell, King 0akes e.. Hits-on Perfue II IN
innings. Bases on halls-On Perdue 5; Of sallee
4. strucg out-By Perdue, 5; By Dickson, 2; b
Sallee, 7. Sacrifice hits-Titus Mowrey, Kenetchy
Double phy-Sweeney to Derlin. Hit by pitched
hall-Esans Wild Iatch-sallse. umpires-NesSr
Owens and Brennan. Attendance5m
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
DOVES DIVIDE.
Win Second from Cardinals After
Losing First Game.

Boston, July N.-Boston divided a
double-header with st. Louis to-day. los
ing the first game. to 7. but taking the
second. to 2. Perdue and Dickson
were hit hard In the first contest. but
In tie second. Tyler hei9 the visitors TO
fourl scattered hits Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
RUSSO THE STAR
In Parks Victory Over Andrews I'm
Northern Association.

By defeating Andrews yesterday. Park
clincbed its hold on first place in the
Northern Association; score. Is to 2
Russo starred at the bat, getting
triple. a double. and a single in five times
up. Knott pitched good ball. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
BANKERS-OH, MY!
Standard Scores One Run, While
Champions Count Twenty-Five.

American Security took another bur-
lesque from Standard yesterday in the
Columbia League, q TO l. Chief
Greene's pitching and the Bankers hit
ting and baserunning were responsible
for the big count. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
Rms-Snyder. HAnHey

4 Ruis-Snydtr, HAnFey .. steWart, NioIttt,
Bsrrun. ]. CsIIov, KehL First base by errors
| Adams .; Car : Left on hAses-AdAms. 8; Car.
| T. First bass on balls-Or Eanyey. s; Of Bell g.
Struck oit-By HanVey. :: by Ben. : Two-baSe
| hiis-SnydeI Pugh. Stolen bAsos-Snyder. HsnTey,
Violet. ]. Callow, Handy (Sl Y. CalSow. Double
play-stswart 10 Snyder. Hit by pitcher-By Bell
(Barron, Fitzeenldl. Passed haii-EitEserah- Uul-
pfre-Mr. Han diboe. nms Of gIme-l hour and %
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
TWO GAMES TO-DAY.
Manhattan and LofIler to Hook VI
in DoubIe-hender.

The Loffier and Manhattan clubs will
hook up to-day In a double-header in the
Independence League, the first game
starting at 2 p. m.
In the first game Walter Hughes and
Phil Buscher will be the opposing hurlers,
while in the second game King Brady
and Walter Powell will clash.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-Msgsert. Lord 60. Colin, ca. BaEer. Nc
Innis. strunk. Lapp. Wit, Bush, Cobb, Crawford.
Deal. Trohase hits-Lord. Lapp- Three-base hit
Cobb. Sacrifice hit-Plank. Sacrifice fy-McInnis.
Stolen bsses-Londen. Witt, Masgert. Lspp Bases
on baIs-Plank. 5: wilett. l. Struck out-By
Plank. 3; By willett. l. Double plays-Aoria1y
tipassistedl Barry TO Collins to McInnis Um-
ptres-Messrs. Hart and Connolly Time Of game
. hours and % minutes. Attendance-u.lA
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
METHoDISTS DEFEATED.
Presbyterians Win In East WASH
ington League, . to 8.

The Presbyterians won from the Meth
odists, 8 to 6. in an interesting game
marked by the number of extra base hits
The fielding OF .'Zip'' Roberts was the
feature OF the game Joe Davis pitched
a steady game. and hit one To deep CEN
ter for the circuit. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
HILLTOPs ON TOP.
Defeat st. Elizabeth Club by IL to
: Count.

The strong Hilltop Athletic Club broke
the st. Elizabeth teams winning streak
when they walloped them on the Asylum
Grounds yesterday. Il to Z. Hurd. Sea-
bright, Keith. and Busius' playing was
of the highest order. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-JaskScn @, Titus Husgins. Evans. Two
bose hit-Titus. Stolen base-Evans. Hits-of
Willis. in - innings. Bases On balls-0h
Tyier. S; OF Steele. /. Struck out-By Tyler Z;
tg Steele. L Sacrifice hit-Masee. Double play
Kcucy to Hsnser. Umpires-Messrs Owens and
Brennan
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
MINOR LEAGUE TIMBER
IN AMATEUR CIRCUITS.

Chief Greene-Bankeru.
Forest Thompson-Cornell.
Buck BartOn-Pepeo.
Phil Buscher-Lomer.
Eddie Thompson-Herald.
TED sullivan-Pepco.
Bob kumner-Cornel
Chris Feinle-Bankers.
walter Ferguson-Post-ofnce.
Elmer Smith-G. p. o.
walter Hughes-Manhat
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
Totais...-. y 7ai, o
.Bxtfed for Benton IN SIXTH
fBatted for Efumme In ninth.

Cncinnati. oI5Ie oee-l
Brcoklyn.---...-...---..-..-..t l 2eoo 0toox-s
Runs-Mifcheil. Grant, MoLe&n, Nsrssus, Northsn
a.. n. Smith. Wheat. Cutshaw. Fish1 t0, o.
Lean. cutshaw. Marzns. HummeI. Fisher. Three-
base hit-Sorthen. Home run-Milier. stolen hases
Mclean. Fisher. Double piay-Enord 30 Hoblit-
) Struck out-By Benton, /: by AHen. Hit b
yascbed bali-By susys 2: b. Benton. 1; b Fromne.
J. Umprcs-Aessrx Johnstupe and Esson- Tina Of
eame-2 hourx. Attendancs4ee
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

viox is getting a show at third for the
Pirates. and IL doing well He y .
clever. capable little psrformsr.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
YANKEES SPLIT.
Win First, but Lose Second to ST.
Louis Browns.

Louis Browns
st. Louis. July q. The Yankees and
ST. Louis split even on today's double
header, The first game was won by the
visitors, to 5. through the splendid
pitching Of Ford, who allowed but seven
hits
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-Daniels. Chase. sterrett. Zinn, Martin 20,
Sweeney Austin t2l. Kutina 0p. Daley. Twobase
hits-Katina Williams, Hogan. sacriac, hits-
STEPHENS Ford Williams. Sacr1fcs hy--zinn. Stolen
bases-Chase. Daniels Zinn- Double plays-Martin
to Chase; Brown to Kutina: Martin to Simmons to
Chase Left on tases-New York 9: 81. Louis, S
First base on balls-on Ford. :: od Baumeartner. =;
of Brown 1; on Adams. 9. Struck out-By Ford, s.;
by Brown. ) Hit by pitched ball-By Brown. l.
Passed ball-stephens Wild pitch-Brovn- Umptres
-Mesrs Hart and Connolly. AttendanosA.oo.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28
SENONn

Euns-shotten. Pratt %, Kutna, Williams. Ho-
Three base-hit-Simmons Dcubas plsys-Daiey to
Pratt to Kutins; Austin to Pr9ft 70 Kutina Passed
ban-Sweeney. Stolen bsses-Austtn, Pratt Hit
a. 2; % Allison, ;. Struck out-By Esher. 5; y
Allison. s. Umpares-MearA Dfnsen end OBEisn.
Tina a szms-l hour and = mtuskna -
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

Runs-Pzsket ca, Masrs q. Brennan, Menso.,
Miller. viox. LAft On bases-Phiadelphia, s; Pitts
burg. L Twobase hits-Msgee. Viox, Doolan, Men
>su.- Sacrifice hits-Lcbert CD, Rnabe. Double play
-Dodd to Wagner to Miller. Struck out-By Bren-
nan. &: by Hendrix. S FIRST base on balis-of Hen
drix. 2 Passed hsll-Gibson- Wild pitch-Brennan.
Umpires-Mexrs. Rieler and Finneran. Time Of
game-l hour and "A ninufeA
The fans have been finding fault at
the way the games have been dragging
at the Red Sox park recently.
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

sBafted for r. T Taylor in the eighth
,pa,.sd x,- Nrphe-sntl IN the eixhth
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

,fBattcd for Adams IN ninth.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800 o0o1 81
St. Louis, osoooois S'
The Washington herald., 1912-07-28

sBatted for Z. Brown in seventh.
TO- AJ~r,s 10, y,fr,fh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-12
FREEMAN THE WINNER.
Distances Larger Competitors
SchooIboys' Race.

william Freeman won the school
boys race, Saturday afternoon, at the
Select Roller rink by a small margin
of about five feet Freeman, William
and Jean Bolduc and Lewis Dauteuil
started in the race, but after about
half of the race had been skated, Jean
Bolduc was disqualified, on account OF
fouling Freeman. The boys were then
called back and started over again.
Freeman started off in the lead but
after the first lap he was not able 70
increase his lead, and the race finished
with Dauteuil about five feet behind
him, both of them holding practically
the same positions as they had after
the first lap had been covered. NE
race was very close and exciting from
start to finish and Freeman, who rs
only about four feet i'll height, sur
prised the spectators very much by
winning from the much larger oppo-
nents. Freeman is certainly fast
skater for a, little fellow and II ne
keeps at the game he may possibly
become a world beater