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The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds; Eve and a half fur
longs. Sarsenet. los iButwelD, Il to 10. to TO- l
to ). won EseEn c. loI (LineyI, Is to l, to /,
to /. third. Time. lilo 35 Jesse IT, Beverly
James, Malabar. Mamie h. Menlo Park. Rey
Oakwood. Kris krinkle. Voluspa and Flossis
Crockett also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplectlas, handicap; 3year-
olds and upward: about two miles Swish $50
tO'Connor,. 10 to !, TO .. out. second; Big
Time. 4s8 Old Salt also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ths Kentucky Selling Stake;
$loo: illies: 2year-olds; five and a half furionSS
Bonnie Tess l4 tMcCaheyJ to 5. to 5. out
won: Feminist. Ill CLilcyl. Il to 10. l to ;. out.
second; Blumc loS Martini. to l. to 5. out.
third. Time. l*sl-a organdie and Helen Marie
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-5yearoids and upward; handi-
cap: mile. One Step. N6 tGarneri. to 5, .
to s. out. won: Rely. l0S Turner. II to s. to TO-
l to 3. second; Coy Lad. ID u. McTaggert), 6
to !. to 2, to 5. third Time. ~ Star Gaze
and Grerelle also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3year-olds and up: mile and q
fnlong. The Grader. los tGarner,, to !, to s.
} TO S. won; Little Nearer, llo Fairbrotherl, )
to l. even. 10 2. second: Hedge. Ill (Byrnel. I3
to 5. even. to 5. third Time lj5 IS. G. NJ
Miller. Lindenthal and Shyness also Linden
thai won. but disqualified.
SIXTH RACE-2year-olds: five and a half fur
longs F1euro ia tByrne,. to s. to . out. won :
Big Smoke Ia (Loftisl, S to 2. to s. TO s. SEQ
ond: Prmero III Martini. TO /. to /, I to s.
third. Time. i % IS. Coetumer. Plaintiff. Casco
Birdland. Fanny Dodge and Jacobus also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
WINDSOR ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-olds: nre and half
furlonss. 'videt. Ill; Lanshome. 10: Anxiety.
il2; 'Josefns Zarate. lo1; Mountain Pearl. l0';
'Dinaity. s5 'Zindel. lS: Jim Savage, Is; Maxim
Belle loj: Joy. los: Meelcka. los: Ella Jennings
9S. Also elisibe-September Morn. l05; Cardigan.
los: Twilight. 100: Welcor. lo4.
SECOND RACE-Three- -year-ods and upward
Canadian foals: maiden jockeys: furlonGs
PEPPER Sauce. IL: Last Spark. 90; Prince Rhu
rerd. l!2: Master Neka. loe; Exmer. III: Marion
Gaiety. lo': Shroze Tide. D2; 'Onsrtog. 81;
'AIola NJ. e5.
THIRD RACE-Michigan Handicap: all ages
six furlongs Back Bay. ZOE: Ormula. 81 Kewessa.
lO6: Fir Edmar, !5; Hodge lis: Pal Zarata. loe:
Plate Glass. ll0; Hsrmonisou, lH; Carbide. lc2
I've and half furongs King Neptune. loi: Jack
ODowd loS: Balbi. loo: Boneros First, %: Rosero.
%: Anita. lis; Joan. jr. lei; Milestone 100; Jack
Reeves IS.
, FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward: Eve
md half furlonss. lmperator. iH. u See It.
ll2; White Ciu.n. lo3 Cole lGo; Perpetual, Io4;
Neville. o. wiley. %; Broo,nsedge loi, Sir Blaise
l07: Miss Gale, :o7; 'Connsught. %: Kyle. 81.
Also eligible-Brisr Path. lG2; 'LurtA. 81; York
Lad l0I.
SIXTH RACE-Three-yesr-o and upward; one
mile. Lochiel. 100: 'Cih Stream. l0i 'Birka. d:
Kim. e6; Lady Mexican. 90: 'Bendel. loe: Fly
Home. l02; 'SurI,as.ing. s.; Stalwart Helen. lol.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-yesr-olds and upward:
one mile and quarter. 'Guide Post. 90: Brick
ley, lGi: BABY Sister, 81; Fellow Man, 100; Kali
Inla. 100: Lenavsal. l2: Mockery, !6i: 'Comman-
retta. 81: 'Moscowa. -; Abbotsford lo5; 'Cordie
A. loo; First Star. 100.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Caraiian foals; all ages: six fur
longs. Red Fire. lo3 Cooper. $50. $40. $50.
won: Mona C.. So Brown, Sli0O. $40. second
Prince Rh"ITerd loi Cummings. $50 third. Time
l:l6 35 GarrIsh Sun, Gartley, Sir James, Red
Fost. MausoGs Maud also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-olds five and half
furlonss. Uncle Will. ITO (Acton) $3.50. SIS 90.
$3.50. won; GslesvInthe. lH louder, $50. $3.50.
second John Bunny. lT tMurphy). SOD. third.
Time. l:lol,5. Red Cruss. MatriI. Damietta,
Black Frost Josie. Gypsy and Blair also nn.
THIRD EACE-Ths TecInseh: three-year rolds
and upward; mile and sixteenth. Barnesat. ln3
IF. Cooper $50 $50. won; Fountain Fay Hl
CClarer). S.73. second: Transit. 100 Mott. no
show money. Tine, Isl. Expectation also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-olds and up: one
mile. CIeto. q CMcDemot). $50; $50 500
won; Harbard lol tActon). $50. $50: Moving Pic
ture. 100 tClarerl. s.lo.-third. Time. las 3-5
Balko and Irince PhilalsanthoTpe and The Widow
Moon also Ian.
FIFTH RACE-Twoyear-o fIies: FIVE furlongs
Golden List Ill tCoorerl, $40. s 90 S7o; won !;
Investment. Ill Mott. $40. $50. second Lit
tie Bigger. lOl Louder. $40 third. Time. lO3 3-5
May Mcgee. Tush Tush. Lady Mildred and jess
Shshan also
SIXTH RACE-Three-y ar-olds and up: six fur
longs. DroTl III Wan Duzenl. $40. $50 s. % won ;
Commensia 100 McDsrmottl $50. SID. second ;
Lochiel. l0e U'allananl, $50. Time, LIS rs. Joe
Finn and sigma Alpha also ran.
SEVENTH EACE-Three-year-olds and up; mile
and sixteenth. Redland, 100 Brown. $50
$40. $50, vou; Baipron, l0l tCoorerl. $50,
$50 Aprisa. 100 Ucuderl. $50. Time. Isl IS.
Lemode Dundresry. King Box and ]. II. Housh-
ton also
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

Eddie Thompson. who twirled alright
ball against the Rosedale club on Satur-
day. tried to come back yesterday for the
Emmanuel Churchmen in the game
against the Machinists at Potomac
League Park, but his effort went all for
naught. as his wildness and poor support
Of his team mates returned the Navy
Yard Club winners in section A, to g.
For three innings the fans present were
treated to a brilliant pitching duel. but
the Navy Yard Gunmen bombarded
Thompson's curves in this session and
took a safe lead of three runs. Clarence
Kuhnert. known to the fans across the
river as Lefty" kept the Churchmen
guessing throughout with his sidewhee
shoots holding the Northwest Leasuers
to six scattered hits.
The distance proved too far for Thomp-
son. as in the seventh Southeast's hopes
came through with two hits. sandwiched
between a trio of errors. and pushed two
runs across the plate. In the ninth
Thompson went to pieces along with his
team mates. Armstrong being the biggest
offender
Emmanuel had a real chance to tuck
the old game away in the third inning.
when they gathered three safe bingles of
Kuhnert's delivery. but poor base run
ming on the part Of Thompson and Dole
man killed the Churchman'S chances. The
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
MANAGER HAGER BUILT
UPCHAMPIONSHIP CLUB
After Losing the First Series the Team
Forged to the Front and Cap
tured the Flag.

Credit for landing a pennant winner in
the morning baseball league Of the Ter
miral Railroad Y. NJ C. A belongs to
Irving D. Hager. manager Of the Bag
gage club
Hager took hoId of the team when the
league was organized and worked stead
lily to build up a pennant-winning aggre-
cation. Beaten to a FRAGILE in the first Sc
ries. he never lost heart and only work
ed the harder. so that when the second
series opened he had a hard-hitting. fast
fielding. peppery outfit to contend for
pennant honors.
In the second series his team easily
showed its class and was soon so far in
front the other teams wereN beaten
before they had struck their stride. In
the three-game series with the Shops
club. winner of the first section. Baggage
won two straight victories. that of Fri
day being a hard-fought pitchers battle
between Birch. of Baggage and Jack No
Ian. of Shops.
Haser discovered Birch and sprung him
as surprise in the final games. the big
fellow winning both of the games he
pitched by an exhibition of twirling
which has not been surpassed in the
Railroad circuit this year.
Birch was formerly with the Trinity
team which won the pennant in the
Marquette League years ago and Is well
known on the local sand lots.
Each member of the champion Bag
gage team will receive a handsome
medal from the y. NJ. c. A. and Mana
ger Hager has intimated that a real
feed is coming from him in the near
future.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
CABINET OFFICIALS
WILL ATTEND GAME

President Wilson. Attorney General
Gregory. Secretary Lane. Secretary Dan
iels. and Secretary Houston and. other
Cabinet officials who may be in the city
have accepted an invitation to attend the
benefit baseball games at American
League Park next Saturday afternoon
between the Department of Agriculture
and Department of the Interior teams
and between the Southern Railway Cen
eral Office and St Teresa Church teams.
DR.. Frank (. Gibson has received let
ters from the Cabinet officers and the
President. who will toss the ball for the
opening game of the double header.
An immense number of tickets have
been sold for the games. the proceeds
OF which are to go to the entertainment
fund of the citizens 6 4. r. commit
tee. and this money will be used TO en-
tertain the veterans who will be here
TO attend the forty-ninth annual en-
campment and the fiftieth anniversary
OF the grand review.
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Ageies, Machinist and
Marines are Winners

were the opposing pitchers to start
the battle. but Burns was yanked in
the fourth inning to let wyszynski
run for him, and Goodwin finished on
the mound for the Marines salb went
the route
The sea-soldiers began their scoring
in the first frame and repeated there
after in all but the third and uncom-
pleted sixth With ono out in tho
opener. Murphy singled and contin-
ued to second when Kehl. in center.
let the ball get by him A passed
ball and Salb's wild pitch on Minis
third strike counted Murphy, and
Strains triple sent Minis home
Rosedale's only run came in the
fourth, when with two out and kirk
land holding down second while
Claude was on first. Beall, substituted
for Connors. singled past second, scor-
ing Kirkland. The losers included
four triples in their five safe clouts.
but in two instances the hitters were
retired at the plate, while the others
were left stranded.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

VIRGINIA GRAYS CHALLENGE.
Anybody Want to Play Crack 16-
year-old Club of Alexandria.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Alexandra. Va. Aug. 16.-The Virginia
Grays. composed of the best young anna
teur baseball players, averaging 16 years.
have organized for the season. The
youngsters have selected for their man.
ager Peter J. Brenner. a former star base
ball player of the crack Alexandrians,
and through his coaching the new team
will meet with success in every way All
amate teams averaging l6 years of age
in the District of Columbia, Maryland,
and Virginia, desiring games. either on
their grounds or in Alexandria, Va. will
please address Peter J. Brenner. 52i South
Alfred street. Alexa ndria. Va. The Grays
have just received their new uniforms
from r. F. knight & Co, and will wear
them in their next game
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
Aggies, 4; General Office, 2.

Agriculture strengthened its hold on
nrst place in section B yesterday at the
H. X. Y. M. c. A. grounds when It de-
teated General Office in a hard-fought
game. to 3
Forest Thompson. was selected to do
the twirlinS for General ONCE and
oreezed along well until the second.
when one hit sandwiched in between two
errors allowed two runs. He held Az
Sies safe from the third until the sixth.
when on single and a three bagger
Two more runs were over the plate.
Lem Owens, who did the hurting for
Aggies. was In great form and held Gem
eral Office to two hits. Without a hit,
General ONCE scored one run and then
owens blanked them until the sixth.
when on one and sacrifice fly the last
run for General ONCE was scored.
Bailey. the big first baseman for the
Aggies. hit one up on the right field
bank for triple and scored on q wild
pitch In the sixth. Bailey's hit drove
In Carroll. who had singled before him.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
PHILADELPHIA CLUB
HANDS BRAVES zER0S
Eppa Rixey Shows Form and Ouakers
Beat Boston, 3 to 0-Giants
Trim Dodgers, : to !.

Philadelphia. Aug. 16.-The Phillies
made it three straight over the Braves
today. Eppa Rixey having the best of a
battle with Ragan and Tyler. to o.
Rixey held the champions to four hits
and only once was he in danger of be-
ing scored upon. With t>co on In the
fourth he walked Magee in the end tai
ley and then famed Schmidt The Phil
lies worked the double squeeze in the
seventh for two runs of Tyler. Score:
X. H E
Rcston. n................ 10000 1900
Philadelphia ......... 0 90 KS s
Batteries-Ragan. Tyler and Whaling: Rixcy and
killifer. umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Cockin
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JUNGALEERS CAPTURE
TWO FROM INDIANS
Detroit Takes Both Ends of Double
header from Cleveland. 6 to ?
and 3 to I-Sox Win Two.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 16-The Indians
dropped both ends of a double-header to
Detroit this afternoon, 6 to and 3 to ].
Detroit had one big inning, the second.
in the first game, when two bases on
balls three stolen bases and four hits
produced four runs. In the second game
Wamby. playing second for Cleveland.
dropped two perfect throws from Egan
to catch base runners stealing and this
paved the way for all Detroit's tallies.
Scores:
First game RI E.
Detroit .............. c. 100 90 IS Il !
CleTcland ............ o 90 0 o ! O.. 10 l
Batteries-Covaleskie and Stanage: Walker. Brcn-
ton and Egan. Cmpirrs-Messrs. Evans and Chill.
Second game r. II. E.
Detroit ............... 0 % >
Cleveland. .........-.. Q 0 0 0 O-l ;
BatcTics-BOand and StanaEe: Hasermar.
Coumbc and Esan and Hayworth Umpdres-Messrs
Chill and Evans
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

Earned runs-St Aloysins. l; 81. Dominic J.
First base on errots-St. Alcysius. 4: 81, Douink
l. left on bases-St. Dominic 4: st. Aloysius, 5.
First base on balls-Of Braund 4; of McNerney, 1.
Struck ou.-By Braund. 9: by McNerney. g. Three
base hits-Braund. Wood. Sacrifice hi.s-B FYtz-
gerald t9. h. fitzgerald. Sacrifice nys-Eichoru,
Stolen bases-Follisrd Echorn. Wood Dyer Mul-
roe. +. Gerald Double play-Braund funassissed).
Passed ball-Heard. Balh-Braund Umpircs-
MesstA. Tex Parsous and Hack Fsnshav. Tine Of
game-s hour1 :
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
GAME IS PROTESTED,
Title In Holy Name League to Be
Decided Tonight Mt Meeting.

Quite little discussion is expected to
be heard tonight at the meeting of the
Junior. Holy Name League at the
knights of Columbus Hall in E street
northwest when two protested games
which have a bearing on the champion
ship in that circuit will come before the
board of governors.
The official scorer of the Holy Name
League turned in a score of a tie game
In the circuit yesterday. while the play
ers and followers OF the st. Dominic s
Cluo claim that they defeated St
Aloysius The following is the official
score.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-2year-olds: six frrlongs Venture
lo4; In and Out. la: Southern Star ~: Irrawaddv
100: Aafte- Night. 100; Mis- Philbin. lol
Walocn. lo7: Noln. lo7: Chvator. In: Mnl.ie
Elliott. l0i; Good Counsel, III: Scottish knight
ll2; Scrillisn. loo: Edna kenne. la: Blanchta
lOo
SECOND RACE-Steepechase: about two mics
Meshach. li2; Rock Fish. H5; tMonstone I32
Suwanee. IE: valentine. 30; Dixon Park 100
Copquistador. l4s.
THIRD RACE-All-age handicap; seven furlonss
Pringhnrst. ll2; Light Wing. S: Thorn Hill. u3
Pixy. lo3; Corning Tower. lo5: Figinny Ill: Hands
Of 90; Housemaid. l22: Helen Bsrbee. 1os: Distant
Shore. F2; Hanson. los: Leo Chares ,lls; Sam
Jackson. le6: Water Blossom III: Reybourne. l0o.
FOURTH RACE-Sarauac handicap: 3-year-olds
and upward; mile. Trial by jury. III; Lady
Rctha. loe Lady Barbary. IS: Cspra. l07; The Finn
l26: Iron Duke III; Regret. lZ3; Hauberk. III;
SharTshOCter. III
FIFTH RACE-3-ycar-o'ds and upward; one mile
'Slum5erer. %: Sam Stick lu3: Marshon, 1l3; Lady
Tercsa. lo3: 'Rav o Light ln3; Ella Bryson. III
Corsican. l1l: Ha' Penny. lG7: Athena l0l: .Orlin
Kripp Is: Easter Star, loe: Amalf Ill; Borgo loi
Grosrcror. loo: Booker Bill. ls; Change. -;
'0rtund. i09: Frank Hudson Ioi: MARS Cassidy,
loi: '0'Sullvan. ll2; 'Volant. 100.
SIXTH RACE-2year-oIds FIVE and a half fur
lcnEs. Glendale. lca: Peaceful Star. rT; Indian
Chant. l5: Startling. rs; Prince Harry lis;
Grasp. ll2: Kilmer, la5: Smilax. l12; Lord Rock
vale. rs; st. Rock. l05: Thunderer l05; Hands OF.
lis; St. Isidcre. lie. -,
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

Baltimore, Aug. 16.-McConnell was ef-
fective for eight innings today and Chi
cago won from Baltimore. to 4. A
rally in the ninth gave the Terrapins
their quartet of runs. Sugss pitched
good ball, but received poor support in
the first two innings. during which the
visitors secured a lead. Mcconnell and
Mann made circuit hits. Score:
Chicago.............. o 0 lZo-S 10
Baltimore ........... o o 0 a.
Batterics-McConnen and Fischer: Susss. Leclair.
and Owens Umpires-Messrs. Mccormack and
Wilhelm.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
Girl Gets Swimming Record.

Chicago. Aug. ls.-Two worlds records
for women swimmers were broken at the
annual meet Of the Northwestern Univer-
ssity's summer school by JacQueline
Thompson. aged Il. and Mabel Donaldson.
aged II. Miss Thompson made the forty
mile dash In 30 rs Seconds. the previous
mark having been 3: seconds. Little Miss
Donaldson. daughter Of James w. Don.
aldson. q noted geif professional low.
cred the record Of 70 seconds for women
in the forty-yard breast stroke By four
dfths Of . 0oeouA
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

San Francisco. Aug. 16.-Walter d.
Mansfield. of San Francisco. is the win
ner of the championship of the National
Fly and Bait Casting Association. it was
announced today.
In the national tournament. which was
concluded here yesterday. he won the
final event. heavy fly casting with
cast of 1874 feet, breaking the associa-
tons record Of III feet.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
Gallia Allows Two Hits
But the Griffmen Lose
Red Sox Capture Final Game
of Series, Also of Sea-
son, In Hub.
THE SCORE IS l TO o
Inability to Hit Joe Wood Safe with
Men on the Bases the
Answer.
By PAUL H. SHANNON,
Baseball expert Of the Boston Post

Baseball expert Of the Boston Post
Boston. Mass. Aug. l6.-Clark Griffith
and his bunch of Nationals will have lots
of reason to remember their season of
1915 in Boston. which closed this after
noon. when Bert Gallia outpitched Joe
Wood and was beaten. to 0. 1t was the
final attempt of the Griffmen to win a
game in this city. but as in nearly all
of the ten which had preceded it, the
Red Sox had much the better of the
breaks.
Gallia allowed the Red Sox Just two
hits and worked like a trojan through
out But as one of the safe drives was
a triple by Hooper. which was followed
by a sacrifice fly by Scott. it proved
sufficient 10 defeat him. Only two men
Preached first base in the contest, Gardner
getting a monosack in the second. he
only to die stealing
Five Hits on Wood.
On the other hand, Joe Wood was
bumped for five hits. two of which were
two-baggers but as there no Sc
C,uence to the drives, no runs resulted.
In fact the Nationals hit the ball hard.
and but for the stubborn defense of Jack
Barry and Duffy Lewis, the result might
have been different.
The Nationals had seven men left on
bases while the Red SoX were moved
down in order after the second inning.
Griffith tried young kopp in left field
and he hit in hard luck. getting one safe
" and being robbed OF two more by
fast plays by Scott and Lewis. Milan
vas the same killer of hard hits that
he has been throughout the series.
The game was won by the Red SoN in
the very first few minutes. Hooper driv-
ing the first ball pitched between Milan
and Acosta to the center tield bleachers
for three bases.
Scott's Fly Turns Trick.
Scott did not wait long and sent a
ccreeching drive to deep center field. of
which Milan made a remarkabl catch.
The blow. however. proved sufficient to
score Hooper with the only tally of the
game.
The Nationals best chance to score
was in the fourth. when Foster opened
up with d double. He moved along a
peg on Milan's drive to Hooper. only
TO- Shanks and Gandl to fan.
With one out III the sixth. Milan
singled and stole. Shanks walked. but
Gandil and ACosta proved easy for Wood
and Barry.
In the ninth Shanks started with a
two-ba gger. Speaker making a swell stop
and holding his man. Gandi!'s attempt
10 sacrifice resulted in a foul to Cady.
Acosta flied to Lewis and Barry threw
out Williams. who went up to pinch hit
for Henry The score:
co
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
GREEN DEFEATS LYNCH
In RAILWAY TENNIS

James r. Green. plus 90. defeated John
L. Lynch. who started even. in the Sec
ond round of the. singles In the tennis
tournament of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company yesterday. So.
Ga
Several matches are carded for today
In the singles and doubles.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

FIRST base on errors-Rosedsls. 3; Marines >
Left on bases-Rosedale. s: Marines s. First bass
on nans-on Salb }: OF Burns. I. Innings pitched
BY Burns. 4: By Goodwin {, Hit. m.d.o1
Sab. 5. Struck out-By Salb s: by Burns l; by
Goodwin. Three-base- hits-J. FITZGERALD C,,
Miller. Claude. Strain. Perry Twobase hit-Jen-
hns Sacrifice hit-Richards. Sacrifice ny-Perry
Stolen hases-Kehl L. FItzgeraId Hit BY ultcb.r-
By Sslb. l. Wild pitch-SaIb Passed hall,J
Fitzgerald. Umrire-Nh woodward Tina Of
camel hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
Nationals Fail to Win Single Ball Game In Boston This Sea
Ass1EY BEST DIVER.

Everett b. Ansley, Of the WASH
inEton SwfnminsA Club. landed
nrst place in the diving contest
last night At keith's Theater.
whfle A. A Crnwford, of the
same organization. obtained Sec
ond honors. But three dives were
allowed. and Ansley had an easy
lime capturing the hrst position.
The contests are held twice a
day In connection with the diving
act of Odiva.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
Marine. Z; Rssedals, !.

Marines had an easy time with Rose
dale In <hs second half NSection A
game yesterday. trouncing the toll
gate" crew. Z to 1. The affair was
called with two out in the ANAL half
of the sixth inning. as the two man.
ayers had agreed to cease hostilities
at Z o'clock.
Barns aad saih setA seathpaws.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17
Miles Main TWIRLS
NO-HIT BALL GAME
Buffalo Feds Are Beaten by Sto-
wallis Kansas City Club,
to O.

Buffalo. Aug. 16.-Kansas City shut out
the Buffeds. to o/today. Miles Main
pitching a no-hit, no-run game. Only
three locals reached first base, two on
errors and one on balls. Ford. after the
first inning. did not allow a hit until
the ninth, when three singles and
Chase's wild throw scored two men.
Score:
Kansas City,. 50 o o 0 o IS 6
Bufalo................ o o 0 0 0 90
Bstteries-Maine and Ea.tery: Ford and Blair.
Cmpires-Messrs. Brennan and Corcoran.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-17

EAfned : -funS-MachiniN, =; Immannel, 5. FtrSs
baa by erroSa-Maehinist. IL; Immanuel. 4. FIT
base ou bar.s-0h Kuhnert. 2: Thompson. Two
bsss hits-Thomrsoh. Dyer. Sacrifice hits-Chap-
man. stoieA hases-Beatty 81: Beard r9: Raba
ta; Round.rsc, Double plays-Hanss to Beard.
tn Rountree: Raba TO Harris: Rawling 10 Dyer.
Ansuung TO Dsxr to Mccarthy. to Doleman.
Hit b. atci,er-kuhnert. nawiinss. Dye. Bali
Kuhneft. umpire-James Hughes.
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Pirates Finally Win.

Pittsburgh. Aug l6-The Pirates finally
took game from Cincinnati today. the
score being to 4. The Reds twice tied
the score. but the locals won out in the
ninth inning. when Collins got an infield
single. Hinchman following with a single.
Wagner was passed deliberately. and then
Lear hit Viox with a pitched ball, forcing
Collins in with the winning run. Score:
II H. L.
PittsburSl. ........... o 0 Is l3 .
Batterie-Schneder. Lear and Clark: Kanteleh-
ner and Gibson Cmpres-Messrs Rigler and
Emslie
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

First eame-Montreal. ,; Buffalo. :. Second
same-Montreal. 1: Buffalo. )
Providence. IL: Harrisburg. O.
Toronto. ); Rochester. 2
Jersey City ty-Richmond-Postponed.
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Yankees Handed Zeros.

New York. Aug. 16.-The Athletics
shut out New York here today, . to o.
Bressler narrowly missing no-hit vic
tory. The only hit made off his deliv-
cry came in the siNth inning. when Boone
drove a short fly to right which Walsh
failed to get. Caldwell was touched
safely ten times. Score:
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Three base hits Hooper. Twobass hits-Foster.
Shanks Sacrifice fy-Sctt. Double rlays-Barry
to Scott 10 'Hohlitzel. UmrirS-COnnolly and
Wallace. Time Of game-la5.