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The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
Grfmen Can Get Even Break Against Red Sox in Twin Sketch
GandiI i'm Game Today;
His Suspension Lifted
Big First Baseman Again in the FoM-Morning and
Afternoon Games Booked Here Today
Other Sporting Comment.
ny WILLIAM PEET.

Chick Gandips suspension has at last
been lifted, and the rangy first sacker
win be on the Job today, both Anorning
and afternoon.
officials Of the Washington club late yes
terday evening. -
Manager Grifith and Germany Schafel
are still on the suspended list. and the
Old Fox remarked last night that he did
not know when Ban Johnson would re-
store him to good standing.
Grin also added that he had heard
nothing from the American League chief
anent the 5000 fine supposed to have
fon last weeks forfeit game. or in re-
CARDS to the protese Grin had filed.
Gandirs absence has not been keenIy
felt during the present week for the Tea-
son that the Nationals have been up
against the taiI-end New Yorks and
Wally Smith proved to be a capable un-
derstudy.
In order to add greater hitting strength
Grin placed Alva Williams on the initial
sack yesterday. That the big fellow came
across handsomely one glance at the box
score will clearly show.
A pair of triples and a double by Will
Jams scored half of the runs credited to
the Nationals in the first game, while in
the second combat Williams single paved
the way for the only tally the Grinfmen
made.
Neither WaIIy Smith or Williams has
cost a ball game by poor fielding. but in
spite of this Gandi will be assured of a
hearty welcome when he takes to the
field today, for Chick is a prime favorite
hereabouts and was just starting to hit
in his drtime form when Ban johnson
eli IT,, A.. H.
The game this morning starts prompt
ly at 10:3O o'clock and the afternoon con-
test at o'clock.
Doc Ayers is slated to oppose Bedient
in the morning and Jim Shaw will prob
ably hook up with Ray Collins in the
afternoon.
Joe Wood is not himself as yet. The
operation for appendicitis he was forced
to undergo last March has apparently
sapped his strength and II Is doubtful II
he will be the same old formidable
Smoky Joe until the latter part Of Au-
gust or September.
With Wood going along in his 1872 form
the Red Sox will bear watching and many
figure that this club has an even chance
right now to win the pennant
The work Of the Nationals' outfieIders
during the first game Yesterday was re-
markable. Milan and Shanks both pull
ing OF almost impossible catches.
The curtain-rsiser was a farce entitled
Too Much Johnson
As a utility player Rippy williams
titles with splendid effect
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
HANDICAP TO
Leo SKOLNY
Largest Friday Crowd Of Sea-
son Witnesses Races at
sAqueduct Track.
SURPRISING IS SECOND
Mabel Montgomery Captures First
Event on Program, Passing Eg-
mont in Final Eighth.
SURPRISING IS SECOND
spaIa . NE w.shinsson Herad.

eusSd 70 The Washington Herah.
New York, July S-The biggest Friday
crowd of the season. despite the gloomy
weather, witnessed today's event al
Aoueduct track. The fact that the large
attendance continue is taken as the best
Indication that racing has returned to
stay IN this State
Leo Skolny won the handicap, the
second event, in handy fashion after re-
tanning the lead all the way. Surprising
closed well In the final eighth and was q
good second
Mabel Montgomery took the first race,
for two-years-oIds, after following Eg-
mont to the final eighth. The latter
weakened and Mabel won going away.
Head Mast outgamed Embroidery in the
third, and Goldy ran over his field in the
nth Summaries:
FIRST RACEMAiden twoyeArold selling; hTt
/, fuz31nEzL MGbel Montgomery, l05 Mccahey1, tr
! ]. : t0 L even, won; Egmont los lButweID, 10 tc
I q 70 s. 10 s. second; Lois v. % CMnrco), q
Ito / even third Tine. lS1 IS Fnn, DUKE
a Dumb, Antrim, Vo'uEpa. D1centr1 and Ham
5nooND RACE-rreeyear-olds hsndiap; si1
furlonsz. Leo skolny. Ie CMccGhey1. to !, 70
q, even, won; Surprising. lO5 CKedsrisl, to l.
! 70 / 70 6 second; Und1unted. 90 Nsrco), tc
LII TO Z Z TO s, third Time, l:lS6 Uncle Nun,
HoBdSy. Orosbun. Superintendent, Gari and Cut
THIRD RACETWoyear-olds; seling; six fur
iourz HeAdmsst, 1N QIcCahey), Il TO s, to s.
out won; Embroidery, m Buxtonl. to s. out,
sscOndi Di1is. la MHIcO1, Il 70 l. to l. to l.
third. Tine, Il64& Leda also nn-
FOURTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward
ssllinE; seven furionEs. Blue Thistle lN tSchut
tingsr1. 70 2 ITO 5. TO 5. Woni Perthshire. III
(KedeTis9, 70 5. to 2. out, second Progressive
10 lIGrcol, to ]. to 10. to 5, third Time
l235. Louise T1Ees and Loretta Dwyer alSc
nan
FIFTH RACE-ThreeyeArolds and upward; sell
ing; one mile. Goldy, lH (MSrcol, TO !, TO 10
70 s, won; D1ngerheld lG Derondel, to l
to 2 to 5. second; Heartbeat, IS McCaheyl
Z to 2 to s, > to S. third. Time. lS2 IS. Ber
Ounce, Strenuous, Hortherner and Tale Carrie
also ran
SIXTH RACE-nree-yezrolds and upward; sell
ing; SIX fmionES Mary Warren, 81 CMarcol,
I 70 ]. to . 6 to s. won; Mater, los (Butwelll,
70 l. to 5. 4 to 5. second; Song Of Valley, To-
(McCAheyl, 4 to l. s to s, to 5. third Tine
II5 IS. Young Emblem, PhAroah. Mid. Phew
Aviator and Water LILY also ran
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Brooklyn. July 3-The Brookfeds again
defeated the Bufieds today. the score
being to /. The hitting of Evans and
Houck. who pitched for the locals, de-
cided the contest early. Moore lasted but
one inning. and then Moran and J. An
derson followed Houck's home run The
base running of the locals were features
worth mentioning. Score:
n r
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
EVERYTHING READY
FOR TROFTMG RACES
Javins Brothers Complete Arrange
ments for Contests on Fairview
Farm Today at i:30.

Everything 10 in readiness for the trot-
ting races to be held today at 1:3O D m.
on the Brightview Farm. near Colesville,
Nd, under the auspices Of the Javins
brothers.
The free-for-all trot or pace will have
in 1t such horses as Black Patchin,
2:9 IL; Gallant Maid, 2:3O II: Hal Beal.
credited with a mile in a recent work
out in 2:13 IA; Jim Sin, that only few
days since, paced the Brightview Farm
oval in fast time. and Leon H. that Is
also some PAGER.
The go trot will bring to the score
some of the fastest horses at the tror
owned in the District and Montgomery
County The three-minute trot or pace Is
well filed with green. young horses.
while the match race between the geld
ings owned by Ben. Ray and DR.. Brown
promises to be a hot contest and a fight
to a finish.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DUNN TO KEEP HIS
TEAM In BALTIMORE
Onole City Boss Is on His Own Hook
and Will Finish Season in In
tenational League.
The Washington Herald

Special TO The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd, July S-"I'm here to
stick In Baltimore all season and I'm on
my own hook" said Jack Dunn. owner
and manager Of the Baltimore Inter
national League team today.
Despite the reverses with which he has
met, the oriole boss was in good spirits
and he no doubt learned something at
the meeting in New York yesterday
which gave him a new and more pleas
ing view OF the baseball situation Dunn
Is OF the belief that a third big league
will eventually be formed in organized
baseball. and that is one reason why he
has decided to remain in Baltimore
Dunn made a hurried trip to Washing
ton today, but declined before leaving to
give any intimation as to the nature OF
the business which caused him TO make
the trip to the Capital
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Indianapolis, Ind. July 3.-The Chicago
Federals INDUCED in a premature Fourth
Of July celebration today. exploding
eleven swats OF MuIlin and downing the
Hoosiers. to ?. The Chifeds now top
the league by a game and a half. Lang
pitched excellent ball for seven innings.
but in the eighth an error. two passes.
and a hit netted the locals two runs.
Score:
RH.E
Chicago .............. sZOl o-5 II
Indianapolis. .......... 90
Battefies-LAnd and Wilson: Mattern and RAridsn-
Uuuirps-MessrS Van Sykls and Anderson
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National.

National.
NewYork, s; Phillies, 3
Brooklyn. s; Boston, 5.
Pittsburgh. 2; Chicago, l.
Cincinnati, 5; st. Louis, ).
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DOUBLE-HEADER BOOKED.

The Washington Giants and the Balti-
more Giants Will clash tomorrow in q
at Andrews Park, the first
contest starting promptly at l:3o O'Clock.
This is the first of a series of games
for the Colored championship of the
South. The Washington Giants have
been playing great ball this season and
two good games are assured the fans.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

As a utility player Rippy william
utiles with splendid effect
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
The Game We Lost.

FROM the tap Of the bell the final
combat resolved itself into a pitchers
battle with Joe Wood and Lefty Boehling
the principals
1t was Woods first appearance here
since early last season and the 1912
worlds series hero deserves a lot Of
credit for an uphill fight against odds.
Wood last March was forced TO under
go an operation for appendicitis and Is
still far from right, yet he gave the
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Houck. Anderson and Land. Uupdres-Meszs
Cussck and McCormick
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
EXTRA-NNING GAME
TO WHITE STOCKINGS
Defeat Rickey's Browns in Thirteenth
Frame by 3 to 2 Score-Faber
Goes Full Route
!. W..li,-ton ue-I

SPECIAL to The Washington Henh-
Chicago. July 3-The White Sox won
a thirteen-inning game from the Browns,
3 to ., today. Faber allowed the visitors
only five hits st. Louis used three
pitchers. In the fourth, Fournier's dou-
BILE, a wild thrown by Lavan, and Schalk
single, scored two for the Sox- The
Browns tied II IN the seventh OF Will
Jams single. c. Walkers infield out, and
wild pitch A base on balls and two
singles OF Baumgardner won for the
locals Score.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DOUBLE-HEADER
TO TERRAPINs
Knabe's Team Wins Both
Games from Pittfeds by
10 and "a Scores.
cHIFEDS BEAT HO0SIERS
Tinker's Crew Goes Into First Place
by Defeating Indianapolis. 5 to 2.
Bufeds Lose Again.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

IEsTERDAH'S RESULTS.
Baltimore. 7; Pittsburgh o.
Baltimore. .; Pittsburgh. 4
Brooklyn. 9: Buffalo. ].
Chicago. 5: Indianapolis.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DICK WOODWARD AND
MISS ROBEY Welded
Popular Local Umpire Married to
Niece of Secretary Of Washington
Ball Club on April y.

The announcement of the marriage of
W. r. Woodward and Miss Helen Robey
on April 2 has just been given out
Woodward, who is Familiarity known as
Dick has for many years been recog-
nized as one OF washington's crack ball
players, recently giving up the playing
end of the game to become an umpire.
Miss Robey is the niece of William Fowl
er, the secretary of the Washington base
ball club.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
ELECTRIC FANS IN STANDS.
D to NE w..hington Herah.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Birmingham, July 3.-Rick Woodward.
owner of the local Southern League team,
today gave an order for several dozen
electric fans to be placed in the grand
stand at the local ball park. This is be-
lieved to be the first time in the history
of the game that grandstand has been
so equipped.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
CHIP IS 10 TO z FAvoRTTE.

Special to The Washington Herald.
San Francisco. July "A sudden rush
Of Chip money sent the odds on New
castle fighter down to 10 to today in
his bout with Billy Murray tomorrow.
Murray did little exercising today, while
Chip went through some boxing stunts
with his sparring partners.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
YANKEES SHUT OUT
TWICE BY MACKMEN
Athletics Capture Double Bill from
Chances Crew by Scores Of 2 to
o and to 0, Respectively.

spocill to The Wlshington Herah-
Philadelphia. July 3-The Athletics won
two close games from New York to o
and l TO O. Warhop and Bender engaged
in pitchers duel in the first. each allow
ing four hits. Errors by Boone and Mai
sci gave the locals their two runs in the
fourth inning.
Shawkey held the Yankees to three hits
in the second contest. The lone run
came in the seventh on a base to Lapp,
two force outs and MaiseIs error on Old
rings grounder.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DEMAREE IS In FORM;
GIANTS TRIM PHILLIES
New York Twirler Lets Up in Final
Inning and Dooin's Team
Scores Three Runs.
No Washington Herald.

speciaI 70 HE Washington HeTaId-
New York. July 3.-Demaree had his
first good day of the season today and
the Phillies could do little with his slow
ball and curves, until the final inning,
when they put over three runs. The
Giants won easily, to 3.
The locals hit Oeschger at opportune
times until he was relieved in the eighth
by Mattison. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
CARDINALS TRIMMED
BY RECRUIT TWIRLER
Schneider. Pitching for Reds. Wins
Second Big League Game from
Huggins' Team, 5 to 3.
- m. W,,hi,rto, u.r.ld

SPECIAL to The Washington HeraId.
St. Louis, Mo. July 3-Schneider, a re-
cruit from the Coast. won his second big
league game when he beat the Cardinals,
to 3, today. He allowed only five
hits. The Reds punched hits of Doak.
Singles by Moran and Herzog, NiehofI 8
sacrifice. and Clarke's single scored two
In the fourth. Two singles, a sacrifice,
and a wild pitch brought in the winning
runs in the eighth.
After walking two Schneider was taken
out in the ninth and Ames checked the
Cardinals. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
FIGHT BILL PASSES.
TO ne washington Herad.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baton Rouge. La, July 3-Gov. Hall
today signed the bill recently passed by
the Louisiana legislature legalizing the
holding of twenty-round prize fights in
this State
1t had been generally predicted that the
bill would be vetoed.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Runs-Byrne. Becker, Lobert, BeScher e.. Burns
Doyle Demaree ~. First blse on error-Phila-
dolphin, l. Left on bsSes-Philadelphia }; New
York. 6. First base on balls-on oesehger. 4; O6
Denaree Struck out-By MEttison l; by
Derzree. J. Two-base hits-Becker C9, Lobert
Burns ~. Sacrifice hy-RobertSon. Stolen bases-
CraFGth. Becker Buns C9, Fletcher and Mertls
Double pIhys-Byrne and Luderus; Meyers and
erl. Balk-Oeschger. Hits-0d Oeschger, in Z
innings; OF Nattison. / in l inning UmpireS-
MessTs- Hart and Rigler. Time Of gsme-l hour and
50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
MoToRBoAT RECORD SMASHED.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Peoria. Ill, July IA new worlds
record for motorboats was made this
afternoon at the Mississippi Valley motor
boat regatta. when the Kitty Hawk VI.
owned by H. II. Timken. Of Canton.
Ohio, went one mile in los, or 54.4 miles
an hour.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
JOHNSON SIGNS TO
BOX SAM LANGF0RD

Special to The Washington Herald.
London. July 3s-Jack johnson,
the heavy-weiEht champion, to-
dry signed articles to aEht Sam
Langford. of Boston, I'm October.
johnson is guaranteed $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
SECOND GAME,

.Batted for Pieh in eighth.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
PIRATES BEAT CUBS
In SEVENTH INNING
Lavender Twirls Alright Ball for Six
Frames. but Pittsburgh Captures
Game In Lucky" Stanza.

Pittsburgh, July a-For six innings
Lavender shut the Pirates out with only
one hit. In the seventh. however, two
hits coupled with a tumble by Zimmer-
man nstted two runs and allowed Pitts
burgh 10 win. 2 to 1. Konetchy hit
safely to open the inning Zimmerman
fell down on Kelly's hopper and ooth
runners were safe. Coleman's single
brought them home. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
'Bstted for R. johnson in fifth.

sBstted Tor r. JOhnson IN NTH.
Washington. .................. l o ? eIe3 1-I2
Earned runs-washington. G. FIrss base BY s-ru--
Washington, /. Left on bases-washington, 8; Els
ton, 6. First base balls-Of R. johnson. ?; of
W. johnson, / of Cooper. l. Innings pitched-By
R. johnson, 4; By W. johnson. Z; by Harper. z
Hits made-Oh R. johnson, Z; of ". IohnSrn, 4
Struck out-By r. johnson, /; By ". johnson. S;
by Harper, 2; by Cooper, l. Trheebase hits
Williams (D. Twobase hits-wiIIiams. johnson
Double play-McBride to Williams Umpires-
Messrs. Chill and Sheridan. Time Of FIme-l hour
and IS minutea
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
KIBANE BEATS MARS.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cincinnati, Ohio, July 3-AlthouEh ne
knocked the champion down in the sec
ond round OF their fight last night
Knockout Mars was outfought by
Johnny Kilbane in the remainder of the
ten-round bout
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Runs-HGssins Miller. Wilson, Moran, HeTsng.
LAruse Lohr. Two-base hit-HugEinS. First ass
On balloon Doak. !; of Griner. !; OF Schneider.
Struck out-By Doak, 2: by Schneider. {; by AmeS
]. Wild pitch-Doak. Sacrifice hits-Niehoh. Ma
gee Dolan, Beck, Clark. Umpires-MesrS Klein
and Emslie. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Runs-Bush, Witt High. Crawford -, KAvanaugh,
Burns ~, Chapman, Krke. Two-hase hits-vitt,
CraNford Sacrifice mt-Nitt Stolen hases-CraV-
ford, LAjoie. Double plsys-vitt to Burns; KaTa-
nansh to Burns Base on baIls-0d CovaleSkis. );
Of CollamnCe, ): on James, ) Hit by pitcher-By
CoEaleskie tkirkel- Struck Out-By CoTaleskie :;
by CoIlamure. 1; By James. 1: by Morton l. Un-
Pirss-Messus. Esans and Esan. Tine Of Eane-l
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
NAPLANDERS ARE EASY
FOR DETROIT TIGERS
Jennings Jungaleers Bat Collamore
and James Freely and Win
BY s to 2 Score.
The Washington Herald.

Sprclal 20 The Washington Herald.
Detroit. July 3-The Tigers won an
easy game from Cleveland, TO today.
Collamore and James were hit freely.
while Covaleskie never was in trouble.
Veach was the star OF the day. He
brought in two runs with a hit in the
first inning and repeated the trick in the
seventh Kirk reported to Cleveland to-
day and played first. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

John McGrsw, in his embarrassment for
pitchers, has sought aid from his own
family. He has a young cousin, named
Russell, under his wing for a looking
over Russell halls from Utica and is a
right-hander.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DODGERS BEAT BRAVES.
n. Washinrtnn Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington HeraId.
Boston, July 3.-Brooklyn beat the
Braves, to today. The locals played
sloppy ball early in the game and Stroud.
who started to pitch, was hit freely. Lat
er the locals rallied but could not get up.
With two on in the seventh Gilbert hit a
homer Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DEvoRE TRADED TO BRAVES.

Special To The Washington Herald.
New York. July S.-Josh Devore, utility
outfieIder Of the Phillies. was traded to
the Boston Braves this afternoon for
Jack Martin, utility third baseman.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Earned runs-Boston. 2; Washington. l. Left on
bases-washfngton, s; Boston. l. FIrst base on
bAlls-Oh Wood. l; OF Boehling. . Struck Out-By
Wood, s; by BoehlinE, ) Two-bass hits-JsnTrin.
Cady. Double play-McBrde to Williams. Umpires
-Messrs. Chill and Sheridan.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
-ntas e s-ls a Al

TotahsL.-.. e SIS y q
'Batted for James IN the thirteenth
iran for Agnew in the thirteenth
Two out When winning TUE scored
Slated for Breton IN the eighth.
st. Louis. .......... % 90 90 o 81
Chiaso.-...-..... 900 900 0 o o -
Runs-Wihars. c. Walker. FournieT. Bodie.
SehAlk- Tro-bass hits-Fournier. Schalk- Three
base hit-Demmirt- Double play-Bagsr to Black-
burDe to Alcock 70 Schak. First base on baIs-OS
ESbsr. 5: OF lanes. 5: Of WsilmAn. L Strlck out
By Faber. :: By james, Wild pitch-Faber
Umpires-MeSsrs- Connolly and Dinesn- Time q
gzne-3 hours
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
Totals.
hladelphil

Runs-Nurphy,- Collins. TSo-base hits-DAley,
Maisel Hartzen Oldring- Sacrihcs hit-SIullin.
Stolen base-Dalsy. Left bases-PhIlSdslphia. Z;
New YORK, T. Struck out-By Bender, s; By War
hop 4. First baSe euurs-PhilAdeiphiA . First
base on called balloon Bender. l. OF WarhoP. =
Hit By pitched ballBy Warhop (SchAngl. I'm
pires-MesSrs. Hldehrand and OLoughlin. Tine Of
gsme-l hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Rms-Schulte KonetchJ. Kelly. TVo-base his-
Schultz. Lavender. Sacrifice hits-Coniden. Carey
Mitchell. stolen bases-Good Mitchell Double
phy-SIitchsn TO Konetchy. First base On bans-
on LAEeAdeT. J: Of OTOole. ; Struck out-BJ
Lavender, l; By O'Tooie. Passed ball-Bresnahan.
Wild pitch-LAIender. Umpires-Mess-S EAs0n and
Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Run-IApp Two-hASs hib-Sweeney. SsrTihcs
hit-Shawkey. Stolen bAse Hartzel. FrSt base
on errurs-Phfladelphia, = Left baseS-Phila-
dolphin, 10; New York. l. Struck Out-By Shaw
key ,; by Pieh, l. BASES On bsIls-Oh shawkey
5; of Pieh, J. Umpires-MessrL O'LOughlin and
Hildsbrand. Time Of game-l hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
TuI-sTATE LEAGUE.
AMERIcAN Assoc1ArIoN,

York. S: Harrisburg. I.
Wilmington, s.; Trenton. s tl5 tnninp).
Reading. o: Allentown. L
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
PAINTING ANp PApERHANeINe.

WALL PAPER. 10C, I6C. sc, AND soc
paper, SC and 1oc per piece; rooms pa
pdred 81 up Estimates for painting and
paperhanging free. LIE PREUX. S7 p st
NJ Phone y. Skn
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Indianapolis, Is: Cleveland. =
Columbus. ls; Louisville. Z
Milwaukee. 9; Kansas City. Z
kinneapolis, .; ST. Paul. Z
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
DR.. S. A.. CZARRA

IA 18th ST. N. W.. washington, ID. c.
TreafinE chronic and So-called lncurabe DiSeases
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Compilations. Kidney,
Blacder Structure Rupture and Pies cured without
oue4nffon Blood Poison. Eruption. Private Diseases
Electro Irsatmeut for Nervousness and General
)shility. once houn from a. m. to p N.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
American.

American.
Washington, u: Boston. o.
Boston, 3: Washington. l.
Athletics, 2: New York, o.
II Athletics, 1; New York, O.
Detroit, s; Cleveland, g.
Chicago, 8; st. Louis, 2. Q3 innings)
GAMES ScHEr
(Morning) ..f
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Detroit.
ST.. Louis at Chicago.
(Afternoon.)
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago.
STANDING OI
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

Rms-obIaa ta, Daubert t2l. stengel. Aitchisou,
Gilbert ETers MarznTille. Whaling, Govdy. Two
base hits-O'Marz. MaranTine. Home un-GiIbert.
Stolen bases-0MAra, Daubert. First base on balls
-Of Aitchiscn. ); of RAgzn. ?; on Strand, }.
STRUCK oui-By Aitchison, 5; BY Cocrehan, l; by
Raean Sacrifice hits-whest Smith, Dugey.
Dcsihle plAy-MAranvi1e to Schmidt. Wild pitch
Aitchison. UmpireE-Messrs. Byron and Johnstone-
Time Of game-I hour and s. minutes Attendance
200.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04
Minor LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Providence. ?; Newark, J.
Montreal. 0: Rochester. 5.
Toronto. I; Buffalo. 5.
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,ecial % The washington Herald.

speciaI 70 The Washingt0n HeFad.
Pittsburgh, July 3.-The Terrapins took
two games from the locals to 0 and
TO today. Knetzer was easy in the first
game. yielding seven hits in three in
nings- Leclair who relieved him held the
visitors 20 one run after he went IL
Suggs kept his hits well scattered. Dick
son was hit hard in the second. After
allowing fifteen hits in eight innings, he
retired.
RH.E
Baltimore. o35oo ~ u 0
Pittsburgh. ........... o o o o 90 II )
BlttCnes-Suggs and Russell; Knetzer. LeclAir and
Beuy. Umpires-Messrs. Goeckel and Cross.
RH.E
Baltimore. ............. 0'lIIO4 Ds II l
Pittsburgh. ..-......... o 2ol00l 81 5
Batteries-Snith, Jacklitsch. Dicksou. Adams and
Roberts. Umpires-Goeckel and Cros-
The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

(Morning)
Phillies at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St Louis
CAfteInoon.)
Phillies at New York
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
THE CLUBS.