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NOTES OF THE GAME

Detroit. Mich, Aug. I-MiIan hit
sharply TO Moriarty in the Nationals
first inning. and a pretty race for the
bag started. Moriarty got there first by
hair.
Ty Cobb was caught of first base by
quick throw from Groom in the Tigers
opening round just as Milan was nipped
by Lake yesterday.
The crowd yelled long and loudly for
Germany Schaefer, but the comedian n
stuck close to the bench.
Crawford led on with a lucky poke in
the Tigers second. The ball hit a pebble
in front of Mcbride and bounced into
, center field.
Miian's two-bagger in the Nationals
third. which was responsible for a couple
of tallies. was line drive to left field
The ball travelled to the fence.
Groom had a chance to drive In a couple
of runs in the fourth. as second and
third were closged. Two were out at the
time, and Bob's best effort was a fly to
Cobb
With nobody out in the Tigers fourth
and Bush on second. Bob Groom per-
formed the feat of sending both Cobb
and Crawford back to the bench via the
strike-out route.
Milan nearly knocked Moriarty down
with a grass cutter in the fifth, but the
big fellow managed to dig the ball out
of the dirt and beat the Tennessee flyer
to the bag.
Morgan blasted open the Nationals
sixth with a triple past Ty Cobb, and
had he kept on running would have
scored. as the ball was booted around by
the Tiger infield.
Bashang robbed Mcbride of a double
by swell catch near the scoreboard in
the sixth.
When Groom struck out Crawford in
the sixth Cobb ran all the way to third
on Williams peg to Gandil, as the ball
was dropped by Al on the third strike.
The crowd yelled for Milan to steal
home in the Nationals seventh after the
Tennessee flyer had purloined second and
third.
Gandil seldom slips up on a ground
hit ball. but Stanage drove one through
him in the seventh inning.
Moeller robbed Ty Cobb of a home run
by backing up against the right field
fence and pulling down line drive.
When the ninth inning opened 1t was so
dark that the pitchers had all the ad-
vantage.
Danny Moeller had a good day with the
stick, getting a single and triple and
drawing two bases on balls out Of five
times up, also scoring twice himself.
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GIANTS CAPTURE
Two FROM CINCY
Reds Defeated in Both Ends Of
Double-header Through 0p-
perfume Hitting.

New York, Aug. 1.-The Giants won
both games from O'Day's Reds to-day.
largely by oppOrtune stick work. Hum
phries for Cincinnati and Wiltse for the
Giants occupied the mound in the first
game. Suggs and Crandall opposed in
the secend. but Msrqusrd had to be
called in in the eighth to stop the run
getting Scores
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BROWNS BUNCH
THREE HITS ON
O'BRIEN And WIN
Red Sox Twirler Allows but Trio
of Bingles, All of Which Are
Made in the Fourth.
FINAL FIGURES ARE 2 TO

St Louis, Aug. 1.-The Red Sox were
nipped by the Browns to-day, TO l. II
was a tough game for O'Brien TO lose, as
he allowed but three hits, all coming in
the fourth inning. Shotten beat out an
infield grounder, and Austin sacrificed.
Pratt singled. scoring Shotten. Kutina
also singled. Williams forced Kutina at
second. and the winning run was put over
by Pratt on the double steal Gardner's
home run netted the only run for the Sox.
Allison pitched clever ball for the
Browns. Score:
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DOVES BLANKED.
Pirates Take Good Game by 1 to .
Tally.

Boston, Aug. LIN a pitchers duel
between Mendrix and Buster Brown,
the former was the better and Pittsburg
won the second game of the series from
the Bostons ] to 0. But seven hits were
collected during the proceedings. Pitts
burg getting four and Boston three. The
only run was scored in the opening
inning On pass to Carey. McKetchnie's
single and Wagner's infield out. Score:
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Nationals Win Second
Encounter From Tigers
Shut-out but for Fosters Erratic Fielding.
/ Shanks Knocked Unconscious
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Detroit Mich Aug bob Groom who tames the Tigers nearly
he starts oomed the arha child again to-day
Sir Robert the pitching of the Climbers, and like
ring MASTER held the hoop and again made the Detroit Tiger
jump through The Nationals the second of the
by 6 to 3.
Foster did everything third baseman shouldn't bootng
he couldn't the cheering
section Because of Mr. Fosters sandlot exhibition
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Second Game Of Series Goes To Climbers Trim Red Sox
Griff Is Offered, $4,000
for Henry or AinSmith
for One of Climbers Receivers-Dutch
Schaefer Suspended.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Detroit, Mich, Aug.

Detroit Mch Aug IAN American League Club owner whose
is withheld, offered Clark Griffith to-day $4,000
either of his young cahers John Henry Eddie Ansnh
last named preferred but G turned the proposition down cold 81
wouldn't part with either of them for Million declared the Old
Fox 81 consider them the best cahers in the league to-day
1t would if the Washington club had
fairly good obtained Henry nothing and
paid $4,000 for Ainsn If these catchers will bring
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SECOND GAME
Totals. s... S s2ili o

Rms-Bescher. HoblitzeIl. Mitchell. Grant. Esan.
snodsraSs ~, Doyle e. Meyers Fletcher ~. Home
nns-Bescher Doyle. Grant. Sacrifice fy-Bescher
Double plays-Herzog TO Doyle TO Merkle; Mclean
! and Hobby. Hits-of CrandaIl, IN innings. none
out In seventh. Left hases-Giants S: Cncin-
natl. J. Struck out-By MarIuard. /: by Sugsx. l.
Bases balls-0f MSquard. .: of Sug-x ) Hit
by ritched ball-By sugrs tSnodgraSsl. Cmpires-
Rigler and Finneran. Attendance-l20o
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Two-base hits-Moriarty, Milan. Three
fee fiies-Cobb. Foster. Stolen bases
Walker. Foster. Bush, Cobb, Milan (2).
Bases on balls-On Groom, s; on Null
lin. g. Hit by pitched ball-By Mullin,
shanks Left on Observation-Disclosures, S;
Detroit. s. Struck out-By Groom, Z; by
Mullin. 2. umpires-Messrs. Connolly
and Hart Time of game-2 hours and
II minutes.
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Rms-Paskert (g. S. Mage. Killifer. Higgins
Konetchy, Hauscr Left hases-Philadelrhia
S: st. Louis, s First base errors-Philadelphia
L Two-bsse hits-Husgins. $. Mage tg, HaTssr
Sacrihcs hits-L~ Mage, Mowrey. Alexander IN
Sacrifice fies-Cravath. s. Mage. Double plays
L. Mage to Hauser To Hugvins: Hauser to Hug
gins to Konetclsy. Struck oGt-By Alexander s
by Sallee. . Bases on balls-Of Alexander ); oi
Sallee ] Balk-Sallee. Hit by pitched baIl-By
Sallee (Knabe). Stolen base-Huggins Time oi
game hour and 50 minutes Umpires-Messrs
Orth and Klein.
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Runs-Zinn, CallahAn, Bodie. TWo-base hit
Daniels Three-tase htts-Ziun, Bodie. Home nun
Callahan. Double plays-wearer to Rath Block to
Rath. Bases on balls-Oh Mcconnell. l. Struck
out-By White. 5; BY Mcconnell, 2 Sacrifice hit
Simmons Stolen base-Chase. Umpires-Messrs
Egan and Sheridan. Time Of game- hour and i5
miutues
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sALLEE 0UTPITCHEs ALEXANDER
But Konetchy's Nun which Scores
Two, Loses for the Cards.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1.-Sallee outpitched
Alexander. but weak support cost him
the game, Konetchy's mum OF Loberts
fly in the fifth giving the Phillies two
runs and the game. Score:
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Runs-Shotten. Pratt, Gardner. Twobase hit
Speaker. Home run-Gardner Sacrifice hit-Austin-
Double play-wallsce to Pratt to Kutina. Stolen
hases-Pratt. Williams Hooper. Wagner. Bases on
halls-Of O'Brien. l. of Allison. ). Struck out
By Allison, 2; bs OBrien, 3 Left on hases-St
Louis, !: Boston. s. Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and
o'Bnsn. Time Of game-l hour and % minutes.
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Runs-Bescher 81. MarSans te,. Merkle. Murray.
Herzog C2), Groh. TWo-base hits-Fletcher Bescfer
81, Hoblitzel. Murray. Three-base hit-Mitcheu.
Home run-MarSans. Sacrifice hits-MarSsns. Ho-
blitzel. Eszn. Stolen bases-Meyers. Esnond.
Double plays-Merkle to Fletcher; Doyle to Merkle.
Base on bslls-Of Hmphries l. Struck out-By
Niltse, . Left bases-Reds, 4: Giants. s.
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REGENTS CHALLENGE.

Fast Northern Association Club
After Local Teams.
Manager Williams, OF the Regent
Club, of the Northern Association, chal.
lenges any amateur club in the District.
bar none. He would like to arrange a
game for Saturday on the Northern AS
sociation diamond. Cali Columbia 47a5.
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According to the dope book Manager
John CAMEL. OF the Hustiers. was with
the Newcastle In 1885. He was SOLD 10
Grand Rapids for $3.50 that season.
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Totals. -. . AZ Is 0

Rnn-Carey. Twobase hit-Sweeney. Stolen base
Jackson. Base baIs-Of Brown. ): of Hen
dirk, Z. Struck out-By Brown. ,: by Hendrix. s.
Double play-Bruwn TO ORourke TO Deylin Hit by
pitched baIl-sweeney. Hendrix Umpires-Messrs
Iohnstone and Easou- Attsndance-l0o.
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DOC" WHITE WINS.
Defeats Yankees with Rheumatism
Ball, Score to 4.

Chicago. Aug. L-Doc Whites rheu-
matism ball tied the Yanks In knots to-
day. and the Sox won without the as
sistance Of Mr.. Walsh, to /. 1t was
the first victory. in which the big moose
had no hand since the first week in July.
White allowed ten hits and was lucky to
win. In the seventh Zinn and Paddock
punched a triple and a single for the
Yanks' lone run. Score:
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The Score.

pitched the harder, making the Tigers
jump the hurdles every time danger
threatened.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
WashinGton, 9; Detroit, 3.
81. Louis, 2, Boston, 4.
Chicago, 2, New York, I.
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
PhiIadeiphia At Cieveiand'
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
New York, St Cincinnati, 4.
New York, 2, Cincinnati, 8.
PittsburR, I; Boston, O.
Philadelphia, 4y st. Louis, 3.
Chicago, D; Brooklyn, 3.
GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati mt New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
PittsburE mt Boston.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark, z; Toronto. Q.
Jersey City. 3; Montreal, 0.
Providence, 3: Rochester. 4.
Baltimore. 5; Buffalo. l.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee. 5; Columbus. 10
Minneapolis. 2: Toledo. tnrst game). Minneap-
oils ): Toledo. i tsecond same).
St Paul. .: Indianapolis. 5.
Kansas City, 8; Louisville, Z.
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deavor to show the local boys
few stunts, beginning Tuesday
night. Mr.. Cook OF the physical
department, states that the class
will be organized merely for the
sport there is in 1t and not with
the idea of turning out white
hopes.
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1 EASTERN FOOTBALL
HARVARD CAPT. SPALDING OF YALE, AND CAPT PENDLETo
result intercollegiate football
indicates
when scoring machines like the combnati
developed by Michigan will prevail.
Already, of those
80, points.
s
q OF
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tice without a good excuse Ives
will probably be used In his
place and Towne or Miller will
be given a chance when they be-
home eligible for the game with
Everett one week from Saturday.
The team was put through hard
scrimmage work Wednesday ana
Thursday and biffed the dummy
10. some extent. Bellingham Is
not expected to be strong, al
though its weight will average as
much as the Blue and Gold and
Coach Perkins is not taking any
chances after the defeat by Aber-
deem.
Saturdays game will start at
2:45 and will be preceded by a
game between the second team
and Bremerton at $780,.
In order to insure a sale of
tickets in case of rain tomorrow
Coach Perkins has placed a num-
Der of tickets on sale downtown
to be taken in at 6 o'clock to-
night. These tickets sell for rs
cents while they will be twice
that at the gate.
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HORNE Leaves
Stanford University

SAN FRANCISCO-That Geo.
HORNE, champion high jumper of
the world, has quit Stanford uni
versity for good, is the announce
ment here today that Is expected
to arouse a storm of protest from
the students.
HORNE has accepted position
with a San Francisco sporting
goods house, but it Is believed
that a delegation from the Stan
ford student body will wait on
him within the next few days In
an effort to induce the athlete to
return.
When seen here today HORNE
said that 1t was barely possible
he might return to college, but
not probable. He intends keep
ing up his jumping, however, and
declared he would join the Olym-
pic club here.
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SHORT SPORT NEWS

CHICAGO-Owing. a cold Packey Mcfarland was
scheduled 10-round with Jimmy
Duffy, a Chicago lightweight
INDIANAPOIIS-Ray Bronson and Clarence English are
today o eight Louis october 20.
completed here today
for between Kid Williams, champion bantam
Hughes English bantam here
Nov. 49,
will win the 1912 Coast league
nant according Walter McCedie of the Portland club
who is pitted against Hogan's tigers this week
CHCAGOJack Johnson heavyweight champion of the
meeting night
alleged Lucille Cameron,
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SECOND TEAM TO
PLAY BREMERTON

Following the announcement
from Kent that the High school
team from that city would not
appear here on Saturday for the
game with the High school second
team In the stadium Saturday. a
game has been scheduled with the
Bremerton team which has been
hot after a whirl at the locals.
This year the second team has
played no outside school here
before. The game will start at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-25

Only One "RRoMQ 9UrNINE
Ne e o s.s- SSs. ST. = III Ss :: : So
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Football Player
Has Leg Broken

While playing football during
the noon recess at Whitman
school today, Arthur Wrye, 13-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Wrye, 1905 South J street, sus-
tanned broken leg.
The boy was at the bottom of a
pile of young football players
who were at practice. He was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital
where the X-ray disclosed a COM
pound fracture.
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BASKET BALL
AT ARMORY

A basketball league will be
formed at the armory, as we'll as
an indoor baseball league and
schedule will start about the
first of November. The games
will take place once a week and
the winner decided on percent
age basis. Glasses in wrestling
and boxing will also be held and
will be in charge of Physical Dr.
rector James Carroll.
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JOHNNY EVERS TO LEAD
THE CUBS NEXT SEASON

will have been attended to.
When told of Evers' appoint
ment, Frank Chance said:
I'm glad Evers is going to
have the job. l mean the money
that goes with it. I'll play for
him gladly If Murphy will give me
the opportunity. He must send
me a contract before March /
to hold me-"
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CHICAGO = Although Presi-
dent Charles w. Murphy will not
come out with a positive state
ment, Johnny Evers is to be man
ager of the Cubs next year, &C
cording to reliable information
here today. All is arranged ex-
cept the signing of the contract
and before Evers returns. to his
home in Troy. N. Y, this detail
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HORJES CAN PLAY
IF HE PRACTICES

Coach Perkins of the High
school stated yesterday that
Leo Horejs. captain of the foQt-
ball team, had not been banishsd
from the team as was first rumor-
ed and that IL he turned out for
practice regularly he would be in
his position at fullback when the
team lines up against Bellingham
in the stadium tomorrow. HoraJs,
was said to have been put out
because of lack of interest ana
neglect of training rules. In
cast he fails to appear for prsc-
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Y. M. c. A. WILL HAVE A
BOXING CLASS

The first move in instituting a
boxing class at the Y. M. G. A..
was made Thursday when G..
p. Blackburn, an Instructor In
the commercial department of the
University of Puget Sound, was
procured as boxing instructor.
Blackburn has had considerable
experience as a boxer and will en-
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WHERE THEY PLAY
SATURDAY,

o Tacoma H. S.-Belling-
o ham H. s., in stadium.
o. Second H. S.-Bremerton
o H. S., in stadium.
o Whitworth-St. Martins,
o at Whitworth.
@ u. P. S.-Bellingham Nor
o NAL, at Bellingham.
9 U. of W.-Idaho, at Sc d,
o attic.
o Queen Anne-Aberdeen H.
o H., at Aberdeen.
o
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PIGGY" WARD
Is DEAD

o piggy" Ward, veteran .
o baseball player. formerly a O
o member of the Butte team g
o in the Northwest league and q
o one of its heaviest hitters, @
9 Is dead in Philadelphia. He 9
o lived at Altoona, Pa. 9
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Die Famama-& -&anal. .Gns.lesen,
beit.

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sommeruaht In elmer d)ineji.
i4ea 4erberee.

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reid. geI6petgs BON geIgien, niht
perbliiffen unb fpirb 9liffingen bes
feittgen. Die 5run3oien bebaupteu,
baB oas auf 8sranIaTung bon
0eutI6Iunb gei6ebe, bas fi9 folders
fpeiie eineu Stiispuntt gsgen ibr
2ano unb gegen geIgien gu elmer
feinoIt4eu Snpaiion fuden tpolIe. Den
Jrdn3oien lit Der itrategii1e unIiun,
ben iie Dorbringen, 3ur9suiige bepuBt.
Gs lit ibneu polauf betunnt, bab fir
0eutI6Iuno Der Deg na9 syrantrei5
nt4t iibsr Solluno fibrt. Sic beoiss
nen ii4 oes aIten antffs psrfoIgter
Spigbuben: r9aItet ben Oieb!" su
ihreien. Sic perbG9tigen Deutfbz
Lamb in oem fretIi5 perQebli9en 8es
mIben, Die 2lufmertiamteit pon Der
Sbatia6e ab3ulenten, baB es i6nen i'm
JdIe etnes 9rieges nit Deuti6luno
febr DortbeiIbaft pGrs, iiber Souanb
pororingen 81 tonnen. Qlber neruoe
Inn ods 3u oer5Iten, bat 6olano Tih
Sar 8efeitiguns Don @Iifingen snts
fhlofien. 9umtt folgt es Isbtsli6 bem
BeiipieIe aller neutrdlen 2Gnber, pie
Der Sdrpei3 uno 8etgisn, pette bi.
rihtige Ginii4t beiiBsr. bab fie ibre
nnabbGngigteit nur bur9 ftrensTte
Bobrung ibrer RsutraIitdt be5aupten
t0nnen.
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