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Special Meeting.

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Alliance. will be held this evening i'm
their hall IN the Schafer building and
All OF the members are requested to at
tend. Several matters OF Importance
VIII be given attention that will be OF
Interest 20 all Of the members.
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Funeral services over Tho remains Of
Lrma, Tho little daughter Of Mr. ana
MrF. John Huffman wN. died af their
home ~ Nc'lai0 svfile. usaf ~ HefIairr
Following an Illness ~ rnr4rorfl. wore
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WIN Entertain Society.

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Wornan's Foreign Missionary society OF
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The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
NOTES OF THE GAME.
e pcsky Tigers can't take them all.

Those ncsky TiEcrs can't take them all.
rL-,. t,s, d,,,tIs rl.rs featured III. c,n..,-
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;bird Noyi.rtr rbised like = big Iear,,er, Mckee
like a bush Lacquer and CLAUS didn't eren fan
like a ball player
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-, s - s.-..
Inc neIoing feature OF tne ss Ir.-
Cobh bonrced !. ns,,x g,nundrT over second which
Csnt Ma graSbed with one hand. and pcrrrd To
G,ndu rr,tinr tbe C;eorria Peach. The throw
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
ONLY TWENTY-SEVEN MEN
FACE WALTER JOHNSON
Tigers Are Helpless
Before w. johnson
Kansas Blizzard Allows Two Hits-Only Twenty-seven
Men Face Him in Nine Innings Score Is to o.
Gandi's Triple Wins Game.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

- 1t was Johnsons strong right that eered the
quick effective victory over the Detroit Tigers
in Concrete Coliseum yesterday |..
Trapping Tiger required hour and " mnues by regular
watch and during this short period exactly men faced
the Danish scrbbe wont to call Johnson
visitors who to bat Just four managed
get Ty Cobb third and Vea reached second
which is the enemy to scoring.
weexecuted double plays choked off the Tigers in
the second and NINTH ungaers tried get Walter
famed walk He used nothing but terrific speed
and change of pace together with quckbreaking curve
Although Nationals forced the Tigers there
the vicinity OF the Washington bench neither
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Jennings Says Walter
Is the Greatest of All
Detroit Leader Doubts If Baseball Will Ever See An
other Quite Like Johnson Groom or
Galia to Oppose Tigers Today
Ky WILLIAM PEET.

Zone of the best ball games l my life and have
few of them the Manager Hughcy Jennings of the
Detroit Tigers sizes up yesterdays combat.
The Tiger leader says of Walter Johnson Its pleasure to
big fellow fl false notions delays about
Walter He just pitches the ball his catcher returns
to him.
Il that the game played in hour and % minutes. All
games Johnson pitches short and He works fast and
usually effective.
Pitchers and pitchers but doubt the
will another quite like Walter Johnson"
In speaking of Walter Johnson might be mentioned that
his thirteenth of He has pitched
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
CLOUT
Wins FOR CUBS
Chicago Tribe Captures Ten.
inning Game from Giants
by Late Rally.

Chicago, June l0.-The Cubs got the
best OF a ten-inning argument here to-
day against the Giants, ) to .. Marquard
and Cheney started the contest as the
opposing statesmen and both allowed
about the same number OF hits. With the
Giants leading. Roger Bresnahan was
sent in 10 pinch hit. and he delivered a
sacrifice, which resulted in the tieing
score. After the visitors had been re-
tired in the tenth inning, Archer. for the
Cubs. singled. HUMPHREYS, who had re-
HeVCd Cheney at the opening Of the
ninth. hunted. and Leach whacked into
a double play. HUMPHREYS and himself
being the victims With Archer on third
PheIan singled, scoring the winning tally.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
LOWE WORKING HARD.
Local Boy Training for Bout with
Jimmy Doughcrty.

Tommy Lowe. the Washington boxer.
who will meet Jimmy Dougherty. of
Baltimore. in the star bout of the open
ing show of the new Maryland Athletic
and Social Club, at Ardmcre, Md. next
Thursday night. worked for fully an
hour yesterday, using five sparring
partners.
Young Thomas. Bill Lange. Jimmy
Frank, Joe Thomas. and Kid Walton
each worked six rounds with Tommy,
and the local boy showed his same old
speed and cleverness.
Lowe will go into the ring with
Dougherty to win, as the victor will be
matched with Kid Sullivan. Three good
preliminaries have been arranged. p. f.
o'Connor viii referee the bouts.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
ATHLETICS ARE
Still winning
Gain Fifteenth Straight Vic
tory When They Trim
Browns, 10 to 4.

Philadelphia, June 1O.-The Philadelphia
Athletics won their fifteenth straight
victory today, 10 to 4. The Athletics hit
Mitchell for four runs in the opening in
ming, when Murphy walked. OldrIng, Col
lins, and Banker singled and Strunk trI-
Piled. Manager Stovall replaced Mitchell
with Weilma n in the next. but the tail
lcft-hander could not stop the league
leaders. Brown pitched good ball up to
the sixth, when the Browns pounded
him for three runs. Plank. who relieved
him, held the visitors safe. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
OVERTIME GAME TO CARDS.
Come from behind and Win from
Braves, to :.

ST. Louis. June D-Overcoming a five
run lead, the Cardinals defeated Boston
here today I'm the eleventh inning. to :.
More than thirty men participated in the
contest and the locals used five pitchers.
Honey. the Cardinal first sacker. got four
runs. The score was a tie in the eleventh.
but Honey. the first man up for the To-
Gals, started batting rally which re-
suited in the winning tally being made.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
WIN OUT IN NINTH.

Cincinnati. Ohio, June 10-The Phillies
won out in the ninth this afternoon.
beating the Reds. 3 to . With the score
to l in favor OF the home team in the
final round. Luderus, the first man up.
flied out. Doolan cracked single. and
Killifer flied out. With two gone, Miller
went to bat for Seaton, and singled,
scoring Dolan, who ran for Doolin. Haw-
ley, who ran the bases for Miller, scored
on Becker's single. Alexander pitched
the last half of the round and the Reds
vara helnless Score.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS JUNE u. lsl2
GREGG IS POUNDED.
Red Sox Trim Pennant Chasing
Mans. TO 3.

Boston. June lO.-The Red Sox put
further crimp into the Cleveland team
today. The Maps batted Collins heavily.
making fourteen hits, but the fielding OF
the world champions kept down the total
OF runs.
Wagner. for Boston. and Jackson and
Johnston. for Cleveland. starred at the
bat. Birmingham used three pitchers in
the contest, Gregg being knocked out of
the box in the first frame when the
locals scored five runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
YANKS ARE J0LTED.

New York. June 10.-The White SoN
broke up the Yankees hopes for a string
of victories on the home grounds by
taking today's game, 5 to l. Scott held
the locals hitless to the fifth, when
Sweeney and Peck singled and Hartzell
walked. filling the sacks. Scott then
walked Daniels, forcing in run, but he
closed down and retired the side with
out further scoring. Score:<
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
RALLY WINS FOR PIRATES.
Manager Clark as Pinch Hitter
Comes Acrors-BrookIyn Losing.

Pitt sburg, June 1O.-A ninth-inning bat
ting rally, in which Manager Clark ap-
pearcd as a pinch hitter, securing a two
Dagger, gave Pittsburg the second game
Of the series; score, PittsburG, ); Brook
Ign, T. Bill Wagner. who succeeded Nap
RuclIer, held the home team safe until
the ninth inning, when two hits COPIED
the game. Cooper, who succeeded Hen
Dirk allowed but one hit during the
time he worked. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Totals.....H l6 3 10
sBatted for PCrritt in the sixth.
rBatted for Gricr in the eighth.
collins ran for Whaling in the eleventh.
Some out when winning scored.
Boston ,....o % o o o o o -
ST. Louis.............. 90 90 0 IS
Runs-Sheckard Cakes Konetchy a.. Magee Erans,
Maranville Connolly NcDcnald. Titus. Seymour.
Deylin Whaling Two-hase hits-McLcan, Maran-
Vile. Tbrce-hIse hit-Konctchy. Home run-ho-
netchy Sacrifice hits-Whalins Dickson. Sacrifice
fies-Maser Hauscr. Stolen hases-Scymour. Ma
ranyille Myers Double pays-Hauser TO Higgins to
Konetchy; James to Dcylin to Whaling 20 Maran-
vile Wild pitches-Peuitt. James Hit by PITCHER
BY Hes (HaInerl. Bases bals-0f Hes, 4;
of Burke 4: of Willis /: of Grier. .; of James. i;
of Dickson. l. Struck out-By Burke. 1: by Willis.
u; by Hess, l: By GTier, Hits made-of Burke.
4 in ) 10 innings; of Perritt in 2 Is innings;
of Hess, II in innings. Left on bases-St. Louis.
u; Boston. 9. Umpires-Messrs. Brennan and Eason.
Time of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Here's hot one from the Philadelphia
Telegraph.

Here's hot one from the Philadelphia
Telegraph.
Just as hundreds of New York fans
went to the Polo Grounds day after day
on the slender chance of seeing the
Highlanders win, scores go to Shibe
Park to see the Athletics winning streak
broken Day after day they are in their
regular places. shouting encouragement
to the visiting team. and vocally lam
basting the umpire for any decision that
seems in any way to favor the Athletics.
Usually they show evidence of having
bet against the Mackmen. and are there
by guided in their utterances by their
pocketbooks.
Apparently they proceed on the as
sumption that the Athletics cannot con-
tinue TO win indefinitely. Therefore they
double the amount OF their wagers after
the loss OF each bet. They are urgently
DESTROYS Of seeing the Athletics fall be-
fore reaching Washington's record of
seventeen straight wins.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Epiphany a. c. ON Top.

The strong Epiphany A. c. broke the
winning streak of the Yankee A. c. on
the Monument Grounds by the score of
IL to ). The batteries were White
Tucker, and Luber, for Epiphany. and
Jones and Kritt. for the, Yankee \. c.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Game Postponed.

The game in the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
League yesterday between Car Depart
ment and the Expressmen nine was post
poned owing to the crippled condition of
she players on the Adams team.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Huns -Shotten, StoEali, Johnston. Compton, T.
Murphg oldrins. Collins t2). Baker ~, Strunk.
Barry. SchsnG Wslsh. Two-hase hit-Compton.
Walsh, Schsng Three-base hit-Strunk. .; Collins.
Baker. Sacrifice hits-McInnes. Austin, Strunk.
Doub &c plays-Shotten to Mctllister; Shotten TO
Austin to Pratt Stolen hase-Strunk Struck out
by NciimzE. G; By Plank. . Base on ballS-Of
Mite hell, & of Brown, /: of Plank, . Hit by
pitched hau-Johnston- Wild nitch-Weilmzn. Time
Of tSme-2 hours and minutes. Umpires-Messrs.
FerirIsOn and Dincen. Attendance-60oo.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Light Brigade Wins.

Birmingham. England. June 10-The
Midland plate, $500. was won here today
by Lord Derby's Light Brigade. Ruff S
Guide finished second and Bill of Rights
third.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Runs-DoyIc Murray, EEers Schultz. Archer. Left
or bases-NcW York. 10: Chicago. 6 Hts-Oh
Cheney. in S inning; of HumphTies. IN IN
nings. Two-base hits-FlctrheT. SnodzTass. ZlmmeT-
msu, DOYLE. Sacrifice hits-SaicT HUMPHREYS.
Stolen bases-Doyle, Merklc. Leach Double plays
Doyle to Mcrkle (2l, safer unAssistcd Bases
balls-Of Cheney, ;; of MsrquErd. l. Struck out
BY Vanguard. 5; by Humrhres. l. Hit by pitcher
Murray Meyers. Passed ball-McyeTS. Impure
Messrs O'Dsy and Emsie. Time Of game-e hours
and . minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore. .: Newark, 6.
Providence. Z: Jersey City. o.
Montreal 2; Toronto, 0i innings.
Buffalo, 2: Rochester. 0. Secoud game-Bufalo,
|: Rochester. =
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Detroit. o 20 900
Earned run-washinsfon. /. First base
by error-Washington q. Left on bases
Washington, 4 First base on balls-on
Clauss. So of House, ]: off johnson, i.
House. 52-3., Hits mhde-of House, 2
Struck out-By House. .; by johnson, Z.
Three-base hit-GandiL Two-base hit
Veach. Stolen bases-Moeller (9, Milan.
Double plays-McBridh to Gandil to La
porte; Shanks to Mcbride to Gandil:
Johnson to Gandil to Morgan TO Laporte
to Ainsmith. Cmpires-Messrs. OLough-
lin and Hildebrand. Time of game-1
hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Runs-Ol-ou. jackson, Ryan. Ierkes, Speaker.
Lewis, Gardner. EngIc. Wagner e.. Two-base hits
Jackson Graney. Wagner. CaTigan. Threebase
bits--Jobnston. Carrigan. Hits made-On Greg. 8
in - inning: of Steen, in 20 innings; on
BIanding . in . innings. Stolen bssc-LeWis- Sac
rifce fy-Lajoe. Double plays-Jackson TO Lsnd :;
Ws-1,cr TO Ercle Left on bascs-CleTelAnd, :;
Boston 6 First base on balls-Of Gregg. l; on
stem. /: off Blanding l. Struck Out-By Steen, >;
by Collins = Wild Titch-Steen. Umpires-Nlessrs.
Mcirecry and Connolly. Time Of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Todclo. IL; Louisville. 9.
Indianapolis. 10; Columbus. ..
Minneapolis. 5: Kansas City, l.
St. Paul, Il; Milwaukee, }.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

TOtals......I 10 z 10 Q
'Batted for Holman in the eighth.
fran for Simon in the ninth.
.Batted for Cooper in ninth.
sNcne out when winning run was scored.
PittsbuIg. .................... o } 0 10
BrcokIyr .................... 90 100 %
Runs-Carey Wilson. Hoffman, Simon. Cutshav,
DsnbeTt, o. Miller, Kelly Rucker. Two-hase hit
Holman, SimGn Clarke. Threcbase hts-Cut-
shaw ~, Wheat. Sacrifice nit-Mcran. Sacrifice
fiCs-J. Wagner, Fisher Stolen hases-Moran, Dau-
hcrt, -. Miller ~. First base hslls-of Hen
dirk. ,: of Rucker. ]: of W. Wagner. 4. Hit ny
pitChcr-By Hendrix DIoran). Struck out-By Zen
dirk, 4; by Cooper. &: by Rucker. }; by W. waz-
ner. /. Wild pitch-Hendrir. Left bsses-Pitts-
burg. g. Brooklyn, I. Hits-Of Hendrix, in 20
innings: Of Cooper. in 2 - inninzs: of Rucker,
in 2I-3 INNINGS: of Wagner, in 6 - innings
Time Of camel hour and 50 minutes. Umpires-
Messrs Klein and Orth. .
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Runs-LOrd. Bodie, Mattick. schalk. Scott Swet-
ncy. First base error-Ncw York, l. Lett on
basas-Chicago &: New York, 3 First base on balls
OF Scott, .; of Mcdonnell /: of Caldwell, =; of
Schulz J. Struck out-By Scott. .; By Mcdonnell
!. Home run-Scott. Thrce-basc hits-ChsSc, Col
lins Twobese hit-Chlsc. Stolen base-Collins
Double play-Daniels TO Borton. Wild ritch-Schuiz
Hit by ritchsr-By Scott Daniels. by Mcconnell
Weaver, Hits made-Of Mcconnell. in 6 in
nings; of Caldwell none in part Of It'll inning; of
Schulz, 4 in innings Umpres-Messrs. ESsn and
Evans. Time Of game-I hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg, 3, brooklyn. 4.
PHILADELPHIA, g; Cincinnati, =.
Chicago. 3; New York, =.
st. Louis, =; Boston, ..
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Irns- Besehcr 81. Ludcrus. Dolaa. Hocly Two
base hit Lobsrt. Thrcc-base hit-Lobert. Home
rim-Lulerus Left hasss-CncinBst, :, Phils-
delphia o. struck out-By Brown, .; by Seaton, E
Passed ball-Klin- Bases halis-of Brown. 4;
of staton l. Hits-oh Seaiou. & Tims q sIme
Il hour and s. minutes, Umptres-MsSsrs. Risier
and Byron.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Totsls......3i So II l
'Battcd for Mcconnell in the fifth.
tBatted for Schulz in the ninth.
thiCaso. " I" =" W
New York. 90 o / 90 o.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

'Batted for Mckee in ninth.
tBatted for House in ninth.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

sixteen games, Cleveland, the Ath-
letics, and Boston winning one each
with Johnson in the box.
Walter johnson and Clyde Milan re-
Gently purchased jointly an automobile.
each paving half the purchase price. and
are always seen together driving around
town.
II is agreed between the two that the
day after the season closes and the play
ers depart for their homes. that a coin
will be tossed up to see who owns the
the least.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

Washington Boosters Club, is planning
to assemble his forces at a mass meet
ing next Monday night, probably in the
Gaycty Thcatcr.
Hoover says he will storm the concrete
coliseum next Tuesday with big gang.
A brass band has been hired for the
occasion. flags emblematicaI to the newly
formed club will fly. and a lot of big
lea que noise uncorked.
There is plenty of room for all who
have not Joined to send in their names
to Organizer HOOKER, who can be found
at the Center Market.
Lets get together fans.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
GAMES TODAY.

Boston nt~St. Louis.
New York Mt Chicago.
Philadelphia mt Cincinnati.
brooklyn mt PIttsburE.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

diamond joe" OF New York. who is
known to every major league ball player.
and who has sold thousands of dollars
worth OF sparklers to the diamond fra
ternity. is in our midst. Joe arrived IN
the Capital last night, and plans to spend
couple of days here.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Totals......Js liN Is .

Totals.....-Jo IL = - =
rBatted for Steen in the seventh.
,-,o,.,.nd ..... 10000 Io2 o-5
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The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

For the final game of the Detroit series
here this afternoon GRIN will pitch either
Bob Groom GIIlia.
When asked who Detroit would work,
Manager Jennings said last night: II
cannot tell right now-my youngsters
are suffering from lame arms. and 1
have only one veteran. who pitched yes
terday. | may start Dauss, who pitched
Saturday"
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11
Best Sporting Pages in Capital
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Warrington, 3, Detroit, o.
Philadelphia, 10; st. Louis, 4.
Boston, 2; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, 5, New York, L.
GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland mt Boston.
The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

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