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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
CoIlccians win.

The Collegians closed the season
with a victory over Ashland by score
OF II TO Z. The game was featured by
the hitting OF W Sitterdns. ne get
ting a single. double and triple out Of
nve times UP. Blanton. OF Ashland.
landed for two singles and a double
Score by innings. r. II T.
Ashland ...o04O1O2 90 . 4
Summary Two base hit-Blanton.
Three bi.s hite-W. Sitterding. Dunn.
lone ruh-N sitterding. Sacrifice
hits--Ausustine. Dunn. stolen bases
McRec, Richardson. Trevillian. .Au-
susiine. stout. Render. Double play
AicRee (unassisted). struck out-by
Dunn. s. by TreVillian. /. by Blanton,
5. ~ smith. g. Bases on balls--on
Dunn. 4 OF Trevinian. | on Blanton,
on smith. J. Hit by pitcher-E1e,
KEEL. SWIFT. wild pitch-Dunn. Passed
Boohlins ,2l Innings pitched
by Dunn. 6. by Trevillian. 3; by Blan-
ton. g. by smith. 3 llits-off Dunn. .,
OF Blanton. 1 OIL Smith }. Left on
Observation-Disclosures. 6: Ashland. 6. I'm
pre. Mr. Mescoe. Time. two hours.
Attendance. $50.
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Not before this season has Boil
Meade Park presented the appearance
III did Yesterday when Swift & cos
pennant aspirants threw Grimm into
7he heretofore invincible Armour team.
Tho features of the game was the
battling OF the Swift aggregation. espe-
icaliy IN the fourth inning. when nine
thits. including two two-base tits. two
thases on balls AMI four passed balls
10y Catcher Cook. Tho pitching Of
fallen especially in pinches. and tho
lplaying at FIRST base OF Ray. who made
y sensational naked hand catch from
~ East's bat. w East at third base
letarred for his team. cutting off what
seeemed clean hits and his remarkable
(recov ~ TO throw TO catch his man.
Not hit was secured from Ifaverstocl.
fwho replaced Cook In the fourth in
/ ming. The following tells the MOURN
ful tale to the Armour enthusiasts.
Score by innings: II.
Armour .....-.......lo 10000 p
swift ..............So o S 0ooos-i1
summary: Left on bases Swift. 3:
Armour, g. Base on halls-on Alien
70 off Cook. 3 off Haverstock. l. Hits
loh Cook, IL. in 4 Innings. off Havor-
tstock. mono in innings. Hit nv
pitched bail-by Allen o: by Cook. q
tby Haverstock Ray Struck out-hy
Allen. II; by Cook. 3; by Haverstocl.
i2. Passed balls-by shorts l. bv
Johns. .. Time OF game. 1.4O. I'm
pire. Mr.. Newman. Attendance. $50.
dnoludinG many women
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League shall govern tho contests.
The selection OF trophy will be
deferred until a later date.
Tho committee of each oity shall
have charge of all ground and bust
ness arrangements In it's homo city.
with whom tho fiscal agent of tho 9TH
or city Will cooperate.
The gate receipt in each city shall
DO divided as follows. after deduct
Ing tho necessary ground expenses
cost of baseballs and expenses of UNI
pires and other incidental expenses:
Ten per cont OF tho gross receipts
shall be deducted and retained by the
committee OK each city In which each
of the first four games are played
and in case OF nth. or deciding,
game. this amount shall be divided
equally between tho committees Of
hhe competing cities. The balance
shall then be divided equally between
tho competing clubs.
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Page Devoted to Local Amateur Baseball Games

me was the batting OF Nichols for
tho Hustiers. his stick being respon-
siole for three of the Hustlers four
runs Mantle and Beasley's batting
featured for the Herpios.
Score by innings R.H w.
IIustiers 49,. oo2oosOOo--4 ii 2
Harpios .. O2lOOo2o.5
Batteries: Boasley ana lowerv. Has
kins and Amos.
,, summary: Two base hits-IIarpcr.
nr,askins lowery. Mantle, Tinaley
stolen bases-Tinslcy 60. IIaskins.
Nichols, Rabineau. Harper. Anderson.
struck out-By Haskins. s. by Bcas-
:. off Beasley. 8. Time Of game-lwo
hours and fifteen minutes. Attend
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c 0 R NELL MIN {
May PLAY HERE
Washington Expects That Club
to Participate in Inter
city Series

Washington, D. c.. August 1.-THE
Cornell Tigers. champions of the Capt
tai city League and the club which lost
tho District championship lost year by
one run. will more than likely repre-
sent the national capital in the Inter-
city series with the Richmond anna
teur championship club.
The Tigers, as they are known, nre
the hardest hitting bunch of amateurs
In the South. Taking the team as
whole. II VIII hit way over the 500
mark, and together with the pitching
staff will give any club in the South q
battle.
Some we'll known ball players are
on Manager Cornelrs list. Sam Ed
mondson. who will be remembered for
the good work he did while a membe.
OF the Washington American League
club. is playing centre field ana work
nis in the box Heinio Gasmeyer. late
OF the Jersey City club of tho Inter-
national League. and who received q
trial with Connie Mack's Athletics in
1908, Is holding down second base
Dutch Hollander the Georgetown Uni
Vers!ty short fielder. Is playing short
and hitting in sireat shape. Jack
Hurley. the premier third sacker OF the
District. is holding down the corner.
the veteran. Cy Mcdonald. hero Of Win
=
Initial station. Cy Is by far the bes,
hitter in the post-season series, as he
has won two games for tho Tigers by
long clouts over the leftneld fence In
the outneld Manager Cornell has three
stars--Billy Marceron, Sam Edmund
son and John Snlb.
This trio can nit. field and know the
game from a to a. Manager Cornell
has corkins good pitching stafr.
Heading the list is Forest Thompson.
tho leading amateur hurler of the
district. Thompson is a spit ball pitch
er. and possesses tremendous speed.
Bob RUNNER. who received a trial
with the Athletics. and SMOKEY Jack
while Priddy and Abe Martin work as
relief pitchers.
Beheind cthe bat the Tigers have two
stars OF the first water. Giovannettl.
who signed with Lynchburg last
spring. but failed TO report. and Arthur
Moves are doing the receiving and this
rair equal and catching staff In thu
District The boys can peg. hit and
run. and Manager Cornell is confident
that his club will have little trouble
beating the best Richmond brings
forth. The Cornell club won the Dis
trict and intercity title In 1910. when
Philadelphia and New york had teams
entered in the series. Tho Tigers did
not lose game. Manager Cornells
lineup follows:
Hollander. shortstop; Gasmeycr
second base: Hurley. third base; Marco
ron. first base Mcdonald. arst base:
Edmondson. centreheld. Salb. right
field Noyes or Giovannetti. catcher;
Thompson. Jackson or Hummer. pitch
or.
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SECOND GAME
CONTINUED From First Page.)

NSoneiHuod from First Page)
called OUT and ISiroher brought back
to first moment later Kircher
purioined without extra effort. and
wnen Hinton and Wallace followed
with singles. scored.
Not an inning but the visitora had
opportunities to count. Perry waa
Wild. giving away six free masses.
Also no was gunshy on ANYTHING
which was hit his way and nothing
but providential luck kept aim from
being scored on oftener. His club
mates came to his rescue on moro.
than one occasion. There were two
hits in each. the third and fourth.
with no scoring. In tho nfth. sixth
and seventh one hit was safely plant
cd.
The eighth added two TO the Tar
crop on hits by Braun, Keller and
Hinton and an error by Raley In
Missing McComas's throw to get
Kircher squally times came in the
ninth. but sharp neiding saved the.
day, Walters being thrown out at.
the plato.
Wasted Opportunities.
To tell of the Colts nineteen safeI
ties and three runs ia to tell a story
of wasted opportunities. OF mighty
attack misd'rected and OF a disap-
pointed crowd OF enthusiasts who.
territory at frequent intervals white
there was- nobody on tho bases. II
took ten hits for the Colts to scoro
their nrst run. And II took nino
more awaits OF the safe order. includ-
ing a homo run to score tho other
two.
Somehow or other the right nan
could not DO UP when tho bases were
jainmed. There was John Raley, for
instance. who on Friday was hitting
everything in sight to any corner NJ
" lied who came in tho fifth with
tho hases Jagged and two down. Ths
beat he could do was TO drive llgntia
TO Dodge and force Gran at second.
Strains drive over tho fence in the
sixth brought the frst run Two hts
in succession and n double steal m
tho seventh was unproductive OF rei
suits. Burke falling with the bass
choked again and flying to censre
after he had landed safely twice be-
fore. In the ninth things frightened
up bit. four hits being made in euc-
ccss'on. though but one run crossed.
Fred Lucia with the bases ilIed was
tho hrst ball over to second and was
an easy out
It simply want tho Colts day. When
club makes nineteen hits ami can:
score Tut three runs something n
vrons, radically wrong. The troubls
Ia found in tho nfteen stranded base
runners. Two fast double PLAYS. enc
in the nth. retiring the side. and tire
other II, the inning preceding. nlpped
good chances. Simply told. the Tars
put W a remarkable defense IN tho
face OF the strongest. though t!scon-
certed oFcnse. The score:
Rfchnond
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st. Anhrc,r,n Wins.

The st. Andrew's Colts dc-eated thu
Tigers at St Andrews park by the
score Of to /. Fetures: For the Colts.
the work OF Walton in the box, who
allowed only TWO stray hits. the catch
Ing and batting Of Nissley: Wood at
ming catch of a difficult fly in the
nintn For the Tigers. the helding
OF Bolton in centre, and the pitching
Of Kelley and fielding OF Frickhorn.
Score by innings: Il. II. l..
Colts ......... lu0lOs 0Ol-6
Tigers ... OOO0O0O-l
Batteries; walton and Nissley; Metz
ser. Kelley and Smith and Frickhorn.
struck out-By Walton. II; by Kelley.
D. Umpire-Nia
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Tr,n,n,ers Win.

Trimmers defeated the Eaales in a
very one-sided game The features Of
tho game We're tho pitching OF Harris
for the Eagles and Clark for the
Trimmors. Clark has pitched seven
games and won four.
Score by innings: Il II h.
Trimmers 3Oo22O Oil 5 /
Eagles HAHN OO000SOO o. 3 !
Batteries For Trimmers. Clark and
j. England. for Eagles. Nash and Har-
summary: Two-base hi,s-J. Eng
land. W. billiard. y England and G:
Nash. Three-base hits-W. billiard
and c. Clarke struck out-By Clarke,
Q: by Nash, .; hy Harris. 3. time OIL
gane-Onc hour forty five minutes
Umpires Foster and Jackson. Attend
ance-2OO.
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BATTLE AXE NOW
SURE OF TITLE
Victory Over Southern Bell
Clearly Establishes Supremacy
of Parker's Pets.

By defeating tho Southern Bell yes
terday. the Battle Axes became the
undisputed champions of the Capital
CITY League. The Coliegians defeat
ed Ashland. making the standing for
pennant honors the same az last week.
and the Battle Axes are the winners.
as was predicted last Sunday.
IT was expected at tho start of tho
season that the race in this league
would be one OF the hardest races
ever seen among amateur baseball
teams This was certainly the case.
for the Colleglans and Battle Axe have
been taking advantage OF every op-
portunity to win from tho start Of
the season TO the finish
There has been much talk abou; the
various means used by the two
teams and great deal OF wrangling
has been done among the fans and
players OF all leagues In regards TO
the way things have broken. When
the Collegians were leading. every
body accused the officials of the league
and the commission of throwing
everything in the way OF this team.
and things were the same when tho
Axes took H.
All OF this kicking and wrangiing
while 1t was mighty unpleasant
seemed to keep tho interest in tho
game at the very highest pitch and
brought the fans out TO see for
themselves what was going on. These
faithful followers found that the
games themselves were played strict
~ on the merit OF the players and
were not thrown. as had been sup-
posed.
The season is over uow and the
Battle Axe are the champions OF the
league. Everybody has buried the
Ratchet. and all managers and. play
ers Will pull for the Axes in the in
tercity series, provided they represent
Richmond.
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The SOUTHERN Bel team Yesterday
was overwhelmed by the Battle ANe
team The telephone team WAS ereatiy
handicapped 10y the absence of Lew
and James Bowers. whitfield pitched
good game until the sixth inning,
when lac seemed To lose his strength
and seven runs were made before he
could stop the slaughter. Cummins,
the star fielding and hitting nrst sack
"a OF the southern Bell. pitched, and
deserves credit. although eighteen runs
were made of him. nc continued
throughout the game. never seeming
t, lose heart
Score by innings X
Southern Boil. ....lO0 0OS4 D. Q
Rattlc Axe. .0i9Oa 2l0-iS
Batteries: Southern Bcll-Cummins
and Tisnor. Battle ANe--Wh ittield ana
Hav Impilc Mr. HICKS
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Ir,lin,,s MIN.

The Indians defeated the strong
Pirates by the score of IL to g. pulling
them from the top OF the race. The
feature OF the game was the playing OF
tbs whole Indian team.
score by innings. K H. Z.
Indians .. Se2Ooosl oil IL
Pirates ... 3UOOO0OO0 o. )
summary. Three-base hits-Rlley
O.. stolen bases-Jones 90. Wilson
(l, McClintock go. Williams. struck
out-By Rily, 16. by Cannon. .; by
Lieheld umpire-Mr. K 'dd.
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The Cubs defeated the Ramblers in
a very Interesting game at Harvey
Park yesterday by the score of to 3
The features of the game for the Cubs
We're the batting of Ferriter and the
pltVhin OF Johnson. Johnson allowed
only Six scattered hits In ton Innings
Tho Cubs play the Hustlers at Byrd
Park next saturday. and a good game
is expected.
Score by innings: RIFE.
Cubs .........O 0Ol011Ool-4 ;
Ramoiers $500 0O0lOo-3 s s
summary: Stolen bases-Timmons
~ enncy. Leyshon. Hancock and Fer
ritter CD. Observation-Disclosures and
Doherty (2). Double plays-Johnson
TO McCready to Raines Struck out
By johnson. S; by Bunting. Il Base
J. umnire-Eow. Attendnncc-Anh
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SuIzhcrccr M-Ina

Sulzherger and National Packing
Company played very fast game ut
Battery Court Yesterday The features
Nwere the pitching Of 5. sheffield. for
lSrizberger. tho al-round playing Of
the team behind him and the pitching
OF Hasty for National.
l, r. II. Z.
-'S4 Is u 1890. ..........+ ;
National Packing co. .3 o
summary; Struck out-hy Shomoid.
"a. struck out by Hasty. IL Umpire,
Mr.. Edwards
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Forbes defeated the strong KinEan
Team. by the score of to yesterday.
The features of the game for Forbes &
CO. were the pitching of Slaughter
and the playing of Phillips at short.
and Fitzhugh 1T second. and the hitting
lof Ray White. and the all-round play
tng OF Fear. For Kingan the playing
tof Martin. in centrefeld. and the pitch
Fms of Banister. The score as follow
ling;
The score by innings: r.
Y1orhes Co. ........041o9o OILS
(hinsan & Co...1o9 O0OO 2-5
Batteries: For Forbes. Slaughter and
i1'ear for Kingan. Banister and
BLANKS. struck out-by Slaughter. Is;
ihy Banister. 10. Attendance. 15o I'm
ipire, Mr.. Hogan
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BROWNS DEEPER IN HOLE

New York. August i7.-Good batting by the
Highlanders and sood fielding put the
Browns deeper into the cellar this afternoon
to the extent O: two games. New York won
the flrst game. . 10 ., and took the second.
: 10 o In tho hrst game tho Browns threw
away what looked like a sure victory he
collapse.
In the second contest. Caldwell was en-
tirely too much FOR the Browns. who made
but ono real effective single In seven in
nlngs. Srorns.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans: New Orleans. .;
Chattanooga. 0.
At MONTGOMERY: MONTGOMERY &.
Memphis, l. (SiX innings by agreement. )
At Birmingham: First game-Birm-
ingham. .; Nashville. l. Second game
Birmingham, Nashville. {
~ M0hilc. Mobile. I. Ailnnta O
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Ifnrpics Win.

The Harpios defeated tho ursi,ore
In one Of the preitiest gaines ~ the
reason at Byrd PARK yesterday u.s. fho
score Of 10 Tho game was any
nodys until tho last tnan was out In
the ninth inning The game Was mir
ana tuck from start TO finish sew
'eral brilliant PLAYS being pulled on,
Ply both teams The feature of the
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The Brownies defeated the Baptist
team Yesterday by the score OF : to s.
The features of The game were the
Bagby, who. In four times UP, made 4
three base hit. two-base hit and two
singles
Score by innings: x II b
Baptist ....... lOOo1Oo01--S 3
Batteries: Brownies-Eacho and
Strang capitalization and Munce.
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BASEBALL MEDLEY
GIVEN BIG CROWD
FIRST GAME
FIRST GAME
CONTINUED From First Page)

in their assaults on Harry Griffin.
Dodges double in the Arst and KEEL
ler's triple In the third. being the
only times they became acquainted
with the bases. No opportunities were
had 10 score. because hits were lack
Ing and neither pitcher was making
any presents OF opportunities 1t was
the tall end OF tho game which fur
nished the thrills.
When Colts Win.
The Colts got away hrst taking their
lead and the game in the stretch ses-
sion. Burke started the fun with his
vicious drive TO left and was followed
by Charlie Strain. who got the Same
variety OF bingle. Rogers hit toward
Dodge and heat out the bunt. which
choked the corners with possible runs.
McComas hit into deep left with a sac
rlfce fly which brought over the nrst
count OF the game. Burke registering.
Harry Grifn was out on q line drive
to Hinton. but Steve Grifnn got a ma
tural wallop which scored Strain and
chased Rogers to second Carter fol-
lowed with a freakish triple. probably
the most freakish even seen in the
yard. He hit high in the air to left
centre Keller was after the chance.
but 1t dropped before he could reach
1t and bounded away. Both Rogers
and Griffin scored. and carter WaB on
third before the ball could be return
ed 10 the diamond Graf skied to con-
tire and four runs were the result of
the stanza-
The run In the eighth was due to
Burkes rise over left field fence. while
the crowd cheered.
Visitors Challenge Lead.
Not until the eighth did Norfolk
awake to the fact that It was a regu-
lar ball game. Harry Griffin had been
going SO strong that when Bigbie hit
for a single TO left most people were
surprised. Drawn followed with his
clout and to cap the climax. Gordon,
the pitcher choked n double to left.
through Strain. scoring Brawm shd
Bigbie.
The ninth opened with the score
to 2. Richmond leading. but the
visitors challenged this lead and. to the
dismay OF the fans came very nearly
overcoming 1t. Dodge hit down first
base and was safe and Hinton doubled
which put Dodge across. Hinton ad-
vanced to the plate on Wallace and
walters outs. Bigb!e drawing the cur
tain by way of McComas and first.
1t was q pleasing gamo from every
standpoint. hardfought. wellplayed
and interesting. The score:
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In the sixth inning of the first game
FIRST GAME.
Score by innings RH.E
Barton Heights.i )ooo141O-7 10 q
w. & Q..........Oo o oooO 90 l .
Batteries: Burch and Gordon. Pullen
Howle and Powell.
SECOND GAME.
Score by innings: r.. f..
Barton Heights. 5-12 II /
w " Q...........03 5000 O. S 3
batteries: Burch and Gordon: Pullen
ana Powell
Called in seventh inning Oh account
OF darkness
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AMERICAN league

Continued From First Page)
Sianase Three base h!t-Vi,t. Stolen base
Bal. Hits-on Collins. in : innings BaSs
on oalls-Of Collins, .. of Mullen. S Struck
out-By Collins !: by Mullen. / Sacrifice
hits-Bush. CarriEan Gardner. Unpl.es
o'Brien and Dneen. Attendance 5000
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paso hits-Ksllcr. Carter. Homo rln-Rurke,
lou or n'sSy.Hinson to Kircher to nisbis.
time OF game. 1a6. Umpire. oRrian
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Harpies vs.. Ramblors Cwo ealnegl.
at Harvey Park
cubs vs. Husuers. ut Byrd park
Giants vs.. patnnnders. at lec paris
0Wo gamesl.
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TyicrS Win


tory ut tairmount Park and struck
out fifteen OF the heavy hitting Kahns
french's hitting and his fine catch OF
a ball from Deoppie's bat and Boshors
home run with two men on bases were
the features. french hit two three
baggcrs and two singles in four trips
to the plate. The runs that were
scored by the Kahns came after two
were down. thinner made two
Dagger and Il. Wilcox was hit by -
pitched ball. Deoppie brought them
home with Il two base hit.
Score by innings: r..
Tylcrs . ..sOo2 400
N'hnS ...-.... ..-... o u ! : p-3
summary: Two base hits-Calder,
simpson. r. Wilcox. Deoppie. Three
base hits-French C2). Home run
Bosher. Sacrifice hits-Simpson. Baur.
HeilSer. Cornctt stolen bases-Zim-
mer. r. Wilcox. Double plays-P. SAN
deraon TO SimA1on. Simpson to Baur;
Greekmore to thinner: thinner to
Deoppie. Struck out-by Sanderson,
Is, by Creekmore. .. Bases on balls
off Sanderson g. Hit by pitcher-R.
Wilcox .Baur Left on bases-rylcrs.
.. Kahns. ;. Umpire. Mr.. Ellyson.
Time. 1888. Attendance. 900. scorer.
c. W. Satterwhite
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WEST END LEAGUE
Standing of tho clubs,
Where Thry pIny ycxt snturd

Wbcrc Thry Pin, NcNt snturduy.
St Andrews vs. Indians. at st. An
urew's Park.
TIGERS VS.. Pirates at Clarke Spring
Park.
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SECOND GAME.


oV9Ie 10y innings. r.
ST Louis . o o q o 0 O 90
New York . 6 4 o o -
suh"mnry base hits-Dsn!els. Chase
stolen bases Pratt Daniels. Paddock. Daley.
Pounie pay cAdweli Hartzell and Chase
Left on bases-st. Louis. 6; New York 7.
bases on naiis or Napier. /: off Caldwell 8.
struck out-By Napier ,; by Caldwell T.
nnt ny pitched hai-By Napier. Simmons
Ni,d pitch aplcr. Umpires. OLoughlin
and Evans. Attendance 1000
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Park
Trimm,rs VS.. Baptist. at c. & o.
Park
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
YeaterdnN'. nnanll.

Harpies. 8 Hustlers.
Cubs. I Ramhlers. 3 Oh fnrf,ee,
fatnhn"ers 2. Giants o (forfeited,.
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PACKERS LEAGUE
where They Play Next saturday.

WHcrc They PIny NcNt Snturdny.
/ Kingan VS.. Nationals, at Seminary
Park.
swift vs.. Forbes at Belle Meade
Park
sulzberger VS. Armour, at Battery
Court.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Durk & 60. Win.

Burk & Co won their nftcenth
Ttraight game when they shut out the
italilsiaers ~ Spring IIin Saturday af-
ternoon. 3 to o. Gentry pitchcd bis
tusuai good game, letting the Hillside
Ihoys drRyn'. with..two hits. while his
ream played'hn errorloss game behind
MIN Naper's fielding featured for the
i4iillsiders. While Wingo. RENDER ana
lBurch did the heavy stick work for
iBurk & Co. Gentry retired the side
ion strikes in the eighth.
core by innings. p II T.
tBurk & Oo1o2a.-ls II n
tHills'ders .ooOoooOOo- :
summary Two-base hits-Blackburn
iend Render. Three base h,ts-Wingo
alendler and Walthan Home runs
IBurch and Ricketts, Sacrifice MIS-
Bureh stolen bases-Napior .: live
l -I,; hieketts' Gentry. Kendier ana
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