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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-05
SIXTY QUALIFY At
BANNOCKBURN Club
J. Martin Scranage Makes Low Score
in Preliminary Round with
Card of So.

Fifty-eight Of the sixty golfers to
qualify in the holiday golf tournament
of the Bannockburn Golf Club will tee
off today, the first pairs starting out
promptly at 500 a. m. the others fol-
lowing in periods of twenty minutes.
The low qualifying score was won
by ]. Martin Scranage. who went over
l.. Taylor was second with a score
Of 60.
Twenty-Five prizes will be awarded
in the seven classes at the conclusion
of today's play.
An additional feature on the card at
Bannockburn this afternoon will be the
final round in the Harvest Home tour
nament which has been in progress for
a number of weeks. Walter l. Travers
meeting Richard Beattie in an 18-hole
match.
Travers plays under a handicap Of
ten, while Beattie is handicapped at
eight.
The following are the pairings:
e:D-H Stonier vs.. H. c. King Herman Stabler
VS.. w. n White II. ". Chesley vs. Maj. W. p.
Jackson. Col. H NJ Schofeld VS.. DR.. F. I. Bart
lett.
e:iO-G, A. Rankin vs. ]. h. Braves, DR.. James
Emery vs. w de C. RareneI. Daniel l. Hazard 3.
J. Gales Moore. C. H. Baker rs. DIR. ]. r. De
Farges.
lo0o-Lee Crandan vs. Walter I. Trsrers, ". G.
Worthinstcn vs.. E. J. Doyle, William Mackie VS.
John T. Harris, DR.. Fl. J. Nichols vs. John S.
Morris.
l0:slClaude ", Calvin Va John L. Warren. Her
bert F. Clark Us. Richard Beattie, ]. Vinton Birch
vs. Dr. B. L. Taylor, John A. Robinson vs.. j. NJ.
ScTanasc
lo:O- R. De Farges Us. E. W. Burton. il.
Hugo w Hessebach VS.. A. ]. Whitaker. c. II.
Mcbride vs.. DIR. NJ Dorset, DR.. Joseph A. Hill
vs.. ". H. Delaney.
uoc-Dayton S. Ward We. A. G. Nichols. John
Kelley VS.. c. \. Freeman. PearCe Horne ys. ].
j. WILDER, DR. Greer vs.. B. L. Germann.
IL :a0-Miss Georgia Herring vs.. ]. L. Day. DR..
A. W. Williams Miss Alice E Burbsge. Mrs.
B. l. Taylor vs.. Miss Edith Peck, Miss Alice
Miller vs. winner of the Mrs. N. II. MoultoI-
Miss Edith F. Gordon match.
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LArONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling: 5year-olds and upward
one nile. Rebecca Moses. IS; kneelet. 81; Dun
dreary, 100; 'Birka. 100; Waterproof. lG; Prett,
Dale. los; Prospect. 1c'; Greenhorn. lT; WrJneck.
lc7; Lack Rose. 100; Flying Feet. 100; Grosvenor,
Me
SECOND RACE-Pune. maiden 2year-ods; hvt
and onehaf furlonss. Mola, lC Louise Stone,
lc7; Sumner. l07: Helen Thompson. lo': BerninieI
lo; Joe Stevc. !G; Emily R., M: Sun Maid, lT
John W. Klein no. CAPT. Reese. 10: Manfred. no.
Poltruma 10 Louise Stone and Manfred coupled,
Hawkins entry.
THIRD RACE-3year-olds and upward; one and
onesixteenth miles Resign, IS: First Degree loe
Father Riley. re; Brynlimah 10.
FOURTH RACE-The Independeoee Handicap
go added; ycar-olds and upward; one and three.
sixteenths miles. Goldcrest Boy. 80; Embroidery.
81; Ringing SIS: Uncle Bryn, %; Hank O'Day. 81
water witch. g Greville. los; Emerson Cochran.
les; Bronze Wing. ld6: Primer Hermis. 100; Star
Jasmine. 10: Hodge, r3. Water Witch and Grevills
coupled. SchaIler-Youny entry.
FIFTH RACE-Selhrs: e-year-olds: five flrioosS
Ruth Strickland, los: Impressive. los; sIrrswaddy
IO5: orern Of the Mist. ITO; 'Do,ina. 10; Mollie
Elliot, Ia
SiNrh RACE-Handicap; 5year-olds and up
ward: six furlon:s. Briggs Sister, g; Gndenthal
%: Grover Hughes 81; Roscoe Goose, 100: Lttls
Nephew, los: Little Father. 100; Hawthorn. Ito.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; 5yearolds and up
ward: one and ooeeighth miles 'Commauetta
90; 'Disilution. IS; F. A. Weigle. g; Oboius l0s
Mallsrd I0e: Aston. los; Orange. lo5: Fellow Nan,
lo7: Gold Color. los; Any Port. 10; Tfanss, uo.
Panchita. Ill. -
~A,rr~r,ic, .Iou,pce claimed
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BALL and EYN0N, JR.,
CAPTURE GOLF MATCH
Fred Mcleod and George P. James
of Columbia Country Tub.
Beaten. ! Up in 10 Holes.

Donald Ball. professional at the
Washington Suburban Club. paired with
Edward B. Eynon, IT.. Of Columbia, tri-
umphed over Fred Mcleod, professional
at the Columbia Country Club, and
George, p James. of the same organi-
zation. in the special 1S-hole match
staged at the Washington Suburban
Club yesterday Afternoon. the battle 60
ing 10 holes, / up.
The winning pair started OF well and
looked like easy winners. At the eighth
hole Mcleod and James were down.
They won the ninth. making them
down at the turn, only to lose out at the
tenth.
After halving the eleventh Mcleod
and James braced up ana captured 4 out
of the next seven holes. necessitatins
the playing Of an extra hole. which went
to Ball and Eynon.
A large gallery followed the players
and watched their work with interest.
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Baseball, Track Meets, Horse
Racing, Golf, and Tennis
Scheduled for Today.

| Despite the fact that fireworks and
hibited by the police in connection with
the celebration of Independence Day
there will be plenty Of other noise to
take the place of the old-time rattle and
bang.
Instead Of the pop. bang, and smash OF
the cracker. the crack Of the bat against
the baseball, the ping Of the tennis
racquet. and the smack Of golf club
will be heard on local diamonds; tennis
courts. and golf links and all Washing
tonians who decide to stay at home will
engage in some sort Of athletics.
Horse racing at Brightwood Park and
at Rockville will draw the lovers of
the trotting and pacing game. while
the young cinder enthusiasts will COM
pete at Potomac Park in the Municipal
track games. which; by the long list of
entries. should be the most successful
ever held here.
At IL o'clock the public bathing beach
at Potomac Park will be the mecca of
those who find their keenest delight in
the art Of keeping afloat on the water
and bidding defiance to King Neptune.
while the beautiful Potomac River will
glisten with the tiny craft Of the hun
dreds Of Washington canoeists as well as
tempting the motor boating fraternity
and the fishermen.
The events at the Municipal track and
field games will consist Of the 1oo-yard
dash for novices. 100-yard open, 220-yard
dash. 440-yard dash, S0-yard run, run
ming high jump, broad jump and T.
pound shot put. There will be relay
races for the championship elementary
schools Of the Washington Playground
In the s.. 100. LIS pounds, and unlimited
weight classea
The swimming meet to start at II
o'clock will have a number of feature
events. The 14-year-old and under
midgets will try their skill in the 5O-yard
swim. tub race. and diving. The juniors
arc slated to appear in the 1OO-yard
swim. 2O-yard swim. 44o-yard swim, and
diving. Seniors will be out in numbers
for the 100. 20 and 44O-yard swim, under
water swim. plunge for distance and
fancy diving. Prizes have been offered
for the three places in each event in
the swimming and field and track games.
Every country club in this section
will hold tournament for it's mem
bers, while the Dumbarton Club and
the Columbia Country Club will pro-
vide tennis for lovers of the game
Bannockburn's golf tournament will
StoAt Pio"PtAy dt the
ton round having been played Satur-
day and yesterday. The tourney Is
one of the miniature affairs of only
nine holes which have proven so pop
ular as holiday attractions in the
past.
Walter I. Travers and Richard Beat
tie will fight it out in the final round
of the Harvest Home tournament,
which has been running for some time
at this club.
Chevy Chase intends to furnish
sport for everybody who cares to
WELD golf club. A 3S-hole medal
play affair and two 1S-hole handicap
events for those handicapped below
IL and over Is will be on the card.
Columbia, Kirkside, the Washing
ton Country Club and Washington
Suburban Club will present an allur-
ing program for members of these
and the day should be
the best for golfers this year.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Anowsnces: maiden syesr-oIds,
i've furionss. Tush Tush. 100: Joe Bernstein. po;
John Bunny. ne: McLcland. loo: J. z. WisEins.
l05; Starness i05: Sands Of Pleasure. los; Petlar.
los: Semper Staivart. Ms: Ilaria. ITO.
SECOND RACE-Selling: 3yearolds and UPWARD
Canadian foalei; one mile. Harry Bassett. 81
Mona c.. s.; 'Garnish Sun. 81: Hampton Dame.
81; .Froissart 50: Maid Of PRONE, l0l; .Our Ma
belle. B3; Com Broom, los: EImer los; Mausous,
M.
THIRD RACE-Selling; 3year-osds and upward;
six ftronss. Crystal. IS: .Joe Finn. lds; KATE
X. lo4: Plant. lo4: Betterton N4; Anxiety. loti
The Busy Body los: Marjorie A.. l0s: venetia los
'Cro=rbun. los; sBrandywine. 100; .Squeeler. IL
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; Fourth of July
Stakes: 3year-olds and upward; mile and seventy
yards. kinsiey ia: Slumber II Ia; Water Bass,
us; Rancher: fo6; Tactics. lbs; squsele. loo Indo
FIFTH RACEHandicsp: 3yearolds and up
80: Back Bay n3; Bob Hensiey, los; Kewsee.
los; Horror t6; Black Broom. lo9: sRecol, 100;
Southern Maid. 90: The Widow Moon. %; Vogue.
SIXTH RACE-Auo~ances: 3year-olds: i've fur
longs. Bernice 100; Reserve. 100; Milestone. los;
Taxa 100; Iolite 100 savia. 10; Golden Lst, 100;
SEVENTH RAcE-sellng; lssss-o,ds ..nd up
ward; mile and onseighth Laird Of kirtcaldy
and CAP & WM eI'a ,@ nsS SssyhTpt ID;
80
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FIRST RACE-selng; .yeanclds snd upward
100: Pol.rus NJ; ,EsnmSse. ls: Hrha. los;
SECOND RIcEHandicap; stesplechase; ayear-
olds and upward; about two miles. Indian Arrow.
40: BaIly Bay. lfs: Shannon River. 1T; Adven-
THIRD RACE-Ths Clover; 600; 2lear-o,d
fIiies; i've furions. Celapdris. 10; Lorsc, 10:
IlsCi1s Il, Fs %sot sog; H lc s.s rs
lo4; Miss Puzzle, 100
swear cd, md upward: ssysu turions, Leg sko.
Bieu. Io4: Roan.cr 80: strpmboii. is: Rocf View.
IL; Phasphor Ils; Hsncnicon. rs: Pebbles. Ils
one mile jS psibold ~: O.. N. Mnlss rs;
ne; 'Rsgu1nseana Onto no Y.ss p; En- ,SS:
Patrick s.. icc: Fray o Light. 10: 'Armor. 10:
Superstition. l02: Stcreherge Ii2; Beethoven Ii2:
Battery. n2i Song Of Valley. zoe: Hoamsn. liz;
OSullivsn. lis.
SIXTH RACE-scIlins: s-yssr-osds: nvs furio7a.
Dune Site. l0s: Startling. Io; Lynn. lb: VAN d,
los: Corfu. no: Moonstone. los; .rdiih BsnmsG
90; .Galeswiathe, g; Besien. los. High Horse.
los; Nolh. los; Ataks. ls; Imrrr5ant. los.
.Apprentice allowance clahned
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, ture tournament. $50 q m: finals in
Harvest Home tournament between
W. I. Travers and Richard Beattie.
Chevy Chase Club-36-hole Medal
Play tournament: 1s-hole handicap
aEainsl par for members handi-
capped at IL or less; 1S-hole handi-
cap against par for members handi-
capped at Is or more.
Columbia Country Club-Handi-
cap Scotch twosome In morning;
handicap four-ball match in after
noon.
Kirkside Golf Club - Holiday
Sweepstakes tournament.
Washington Country C1ub-Min-
iature tournament and handicap
sweepstakes.
Washington Suburban Club
Mixed Scotch foursomes.
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FLYAwAY III BEATEN.
Zero Proves Winner In lOO.Mr1e
Motorboat Race.

Rock Island. r. l.. July A-The loemile rae.
Of the New York Athletic Club poser boats frou
New YORK TO wea Harbor was won on Corrected
time Yesterday ty the Cero. which finished third.
Fyaway III. the first boat to reach the finish line
elapsed time. The Intrepid finished sound. M
Houpz. regarded A. one q the fastest Of The craft
in the race. develcped power truuble, and vss O.
Of the lass 10 anish-
The cero's victory xires her lee a. N. n,
Thcmas Lipton trophy for boats navisatsd b. sus.
tew ysehtsnen- ne t:uphc nnA b voa thres
fimss By the ame ownsF before II become, his
ansoluts property. Tbs This1e. owned u J. q,
Waliana vun IL mo h ~ 81 ma
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Attractive Local Holiday Sporting Program

Hfightwood Driving Club-Trot-
ting and pacing races. Brishtwood.
D. c., p. m.
SHOOTING.
White Flyers Gun Club-Medal
tournament, all day.
TENNIS.
Columbia Country C1ub-Minia-
ture tournament, for members.
Dumbarton Club-Semi- final and
final rounds in club tournament.
Washington Railway and Electric
Company Tennis League-Fina1s in
tournament, Fourteenth and A
streets northeast.
Suburban Tennis League - Pet
worth VS.. Benedicts. 8 a. m.
GOLF.
Bannockburn Golf Club-Minia-
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TRACK AND FIELD GAMES.

TRACK AND FIELD GAMES.
Municipal Events-Potomac Park,
near Bathing Beach. $3.50 q. m.
Brookland Citizens Association
Fort Bunker Hill, 2:30 p. m.
SWIMMING.
Municipal Events-Potomac Park
bathing pools. IL a. m.
BASEBALL.
American League Park-Machin-
lists VS.. Congress Heights. of the
Potomac League. 1890 a. m.
Fort Myer, Va--U. S. Marine
Corps VS.. Fort Myer Fost team, for
service championship. .2:30 p. m.
RACING.
Montgomery Agricultural Society
-Trotting and pacing races. Rock
Vile, Md, 2 p. m.
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Rebels Are Beaten.

Chicago. July 4.-The Whales won q
smuggling match from the Pittsburgh Feds
this afternoon. to 4. Pittsburgh got
three runs in the second and third in
nings on five hits. Chicago went ahead.
to J, in the fifth when Mcconnell tripled
with two on Allen then relieved Dickson
and Mcconnell scored on his balk. Pitts
burg tied in the seventh on two singles
and an error. but Chicago won out on
singles by Westerzil and Farrell in the
last salt of the inning. Score:
r. II. Z.
Pittsburgh. .....-.. . 0 ~ Il
Chicago. ............. 0 o o rs Is
Batteries-Dicksou. Allen, Bsrser and O'Connor
and Berry; Mcconnell and Wilson. Umpires-
Messrs Fyfe and Brennan.
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Tigers DEFEAT SOX
IN Overtime CONTEST
Jennings Detroit Clan Trims Chicago
in Ten-inning Suggest,
s to 7.

Detroit. July 4.-The Tigers defeated
the White Sox today. s to Z, in a ten
inning battle. making it three out of
four for the locals. The Sox fought up
hill until the eighth When this round
opened the score was to against
them.
Rowland's men then staged one Of
their famous batting bees and knotted
the count. The big doings for the
Tigers came In the tenth. With Cobb on
third and Crawford on second and two
out. Faber passed Bush. While Bush
was batting a heavy downpour Of rain
started. The ball was wet and Faber.
unable to control the pill. tossed four
straight balls to Baker and the winning
run was forced across the plate.
Scott started for the Sox. The Tigers
polled ten hits and seven runs off his
delivery in five innings. Steen worked
for the Tigers until the eighth when the
Sox rally sent him to the showers. Score:
r. h. E.
Detroit ..... loo33 5000 Is Is l
Chicago. ........... o / 0 o o 0 5 81 IL )
Batteries-Scntt. Wolfgang. Faber and Schalk !;
Steen. Covaleskie and Stanage and Baker. Unpres
-Messrs, Connolly and Wallace.
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"Red" Murray Released

New YORK July L-Jack Murray. veteran ont
fielder Of the Giants was given his unconditional
release BY Manager McGraw last night. and he il
free to sign with ar club that viii have him Il
is likely that Lee Mpgee manager Of the BROOK
feds will give Murray an Opportunity to win a
place in the out6eld. for Just at present Masss
is badly in need Of two good outhelden to iii
the spaces LEFT vacant BY Benny Ksun/ and Steve
Evans.
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Earned rns-Cardinals. l. Braddocls. . First
base by errors-Carlnals. /: Brsddocks. 2. Left on
bsses-CardinaIs. Q: Braddocxs. ). First base on
balls-On Crowley. .. Innings pitched-By Ruiz
Z; by Crowley. is. Hits made-Od Ruiz. To-;
of Crowley l. Struck cut-By Ruiz. 5; by Crow
ley o: BY White .. Three-base hit-Merchant.
Tvo-base hit-StearnS Sacrifice hit-White. Stolen
hases-Lynch. Merchant, w. Allenworth. Bauer.
Double play-Thompson to Merchant to W. Allen
WORTH Passed ban-Chrisiop Umpires-Messrs
Cockrell and Entwisel. Time Of gaIne-l hour
and 10 minutes. A.tendance-i0.
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Attractive Program
For Washingtonians
RIVALS MEET TODAY.

For the morning attraction In
the local holiday baseball the
ConGress Heights club VIII play
the Machinists team ut 1os3o this
morning At American League
Park In u regularly scheduled
game. This contest ID being
played to help deffay the ex.
penses Of the league. Ralph
Blaton, who has gained . repa-
tation ~ q "sn0-hit" twirler, will
he ON the mound for the Hilltop
team, while Hines viii do the
hOnOrs for the Machinists.
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Earned runs-BaIston. 9; Del Ray. 4. First base
by errors-Ballston. 2; Del Ray. 2 Left on bases
Ballston, 5; Del Ray, Z. First base on balls-On
Talbot, 4: of kendrick. 4. Hits made-Oh Tai
bolt. S; of Kendrick. Is. Struck out-By Tai
bolt, 8; by Kendrick. 2. Home run-Stunkel Two
base hits-Bradt jordan, WEIGH. Sahe Stolen
base-Jordan. Double plsy-Bradt to Kirkley TO
Jordan. Hit by p;tcher-By Talbot tSafeD; BY
Messrs. Gray and Brown.
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MISS BJURsrEDT LANDS.
Defeats Mrs. Marshall Mclean 4
Final Tennis Match.

Ner Yoek, July a.-Mio Mola Biumtedt tho
national women's champion. defeated Mrx Mafshall
Mclean IN the final match of the Pelham County
iuyitatioa gns3es It Pelham yesterday. Miss BUR
stedt won In straight sets. G3 IS. and At NO
time during the match vss she sxt0ded
rsinsfcsn broke Immediately after the nnish
a The mr. ~ ard tran3osned the JSouzts into .
euasuire Ths. howsvc. did not prevent the CON-
uleSiou Of the match. f0 the clnh aushorities
strinkisd he cont vifA Usoalns. lkAted II and
hnked out tho court. ~ 49,
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BRADDOCKS ARE BEATEN.
Cardinals Trim Local Club in Good
Game, 3 to 2.

Alexandra, Va, July An the ninth inning the
Cardinals snatched the game today from the
Braddocks. to 2 Lynn tying the score on Mer-
chants HIT and Lynch scored the winning run
on a passed ball by Christop.
This the best game seen on the local field
for some time. being pitchers battle between
Ruiz and White. both performing well and re-
ceiving excellent support The features Of the
game were the batting Of Merchant, who got four
hits out Of fire times up. and the fielding Of
Stearns for the losers Score:
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FIrst base on bals-on Zimmerii. 1: of Dove, 5.
Innings pitched-By Zmmerii .; by Dove, g. Hit,
made-Of Zimmerli. S: OF Dove. Is. Struck out
By Zmmerli 10: By Dove. s. Twobase hit-Beau-
ward. Sacrifice hits-Dnler. Hasebush, Horan Nc
Cormick Double play-McConnell to Koran. Hit
by pitcher-By Zimmerli tHon). Passed ball
Zimmaii. Umpire-Mr. Riley. Time Of same-l
hsuf and - minuteA
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0koot at Nipht.

Wilninsfna DelL, July A-The DUPONT Trap
shooeing Club hsd IL Asst night saooe fce d
Z 4 DaPoat cup hss nisht v. n Feord.
~. B. lsussa u C1so D.. sisd Tor IL CO WITH .
sas q 4 -. - IN 49, = ~ = latx.
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Keystone. o 2 Q o o 90 o o o o 81
shamrock ..... o o o o o o o o o o Is
Earned runs-Keystone. 5: Shamro<ks. 4. First
base By errors-keystone. {; Shamrocks. 4. Left
on bascs-Keystone. 10; Shamrock 10. Fint base
on bans-On Bussink. 3: Of Fitzgerald. ); of
Baldwin. s; on Poole. q Innings pitched-By Bus
sink, 9; by Fitzgerald 2; by Baldwin. l. Hits
made-Oh Dussink. S: OF fitzgerald. 2; OF Bald
win, ,. Struck out-By Bsnsink. .; by Fitzgerald.
5: BY Baldwin. Z: BY Poole. 2. Three-base hits
Commers. Two-base hit-Bahwin. Sacrifice hits
Russell. Drrscher. Commers. Sacrifice ny-Glasun.
Double plays-Breen to Drescher, Hartigan to
Fitzgerald. Hit by pitcher-By Baldwin Drscher).
Wild pitches-Baldwin 90. Passed bslls-Heard
CT, Russell ~. Balk-Bussink. Umpire-F. Smith.
Time Of game-3 hour. 10 minutes
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Earned runs-Mergolds. i: Col. Theater, Q; First
tase by errurs-Mereold. 1: Col Theater /; Left On
basos-Meraold. 8; Col. Theater. s: First base "a
balls-On Snow, s. Struck out-By Snow, =; by
Walsh. 3. Stolen basee-Welch and Plunkett hit
by pitcher-By walsh tSnow)- Passed ball-Ganer
Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
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BALTIMOREANS BEATEN.
Brookland Club Lands Shut Ont
Game from Brenton Team.

Manager Mahoney's crack Brookland A. c. de-
! feated the fast Brentn A. C: Of Baltimore. at
| Erookland Yesterday. ; to o. Woodson pitched 81
! lerb ball for the Brookland boys striking out
| eleven men and allowing but three safeties Tho
Baltimore cubmen played good ball but timely
hitting by Diller and Sullivan for the Brooklanders
| Paved the way to victory. The BTeutons defeated
! the fast Rex A. c. yesterday, to ). Score:
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First base balls-Oh Riston. 4; of Cantwell. 8.
Struck Out-By Rston. s.; By Cantwen. 3 Three
base hit-Piunkett. Two-base hits-Cranstou tD.
Soper. Mullen. Sacrifice ny-Sorer. Stolen bases-
Fitzgerald %. Hager. Hit by pitcher-By Riston,
J.: b. CantweIl z Umpire-Mr. woodward.
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Earned runs-Brooklsnd. 2 Fint base by errors-
Brenton, l. Left on hases-Brookland, 4; Bren-
tCn }. First base bals-Of A. Woodson l.;
OF Roat. ;. Struck oat-By A. Woodson, /; by
Roat. 10. Home-run.Diller. Three base hit-SulE-
pitchcr-By A. woodson Nanmonl. Umpire-Mr
Cord. Time Of game-i hour and 10 minutes
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Loudermilk In Form.

st. Louis. July 4-Loudermilk held the
Indians to one hit today. giving the
Browns A to victory. The big right
handler passed six and famed seven. The
only hit was a triple by Smith in the
fourth inning.
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Courtney's Condition Unchaneed.

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Cincinnati Wins Two.

Cincinnati, July 4.-Cincinnati took both
ends of double-header from ST. Louis
today, to O. and to 2. Dale and Lear
were in good form. The second game
was called at the beginning of the eighth
inning on account of rain. Scores:
First game RH e
st. Louis. 0 0 o q o 0 o 90 /
Cincinnati. o &C IL o
Batteries-Robinson and Snyder: Dale and Clarke
and Winso. Umpires-Messrs. OTth and Quigiey.
Second game RI. E
St. Louis. 900 0 Z o. 5 o
Cincinnati. 0 OIL o e3 10
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Batteries-Sallee. Griacr and Snyder; Lear Ben
ton and Clarke. tmpires-Messrs. Orth and Quis
ley.
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Chicago. July 4.-Chicago defeated
Pittsburgh this afternoon. s to S. The
Cubs hammered McQuillan on the slab
In the first two innings, scoring five
runs. Cooper took McQuillan's place
and the Cubs got to him for two runs
in the third. and one in the sixth. Chen
ey blew up in the fifth. Lavender res
cued him and pitched great ball. Score:
X. H. Z.
Pittsburgh. 90 ; 900 Is )
Chicago. 2 ) o o xs z 3
Batteries-McQuillsn Cooper and Gibson; Cheney.
Lavender and Archer. Umpires-Messrs. Klein and
Emslie
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Jump Into the Lead.

Kansas City, July 4.-Kansas City took
the lead again today by trouncing St.
Louis, II to s. mainly through Shaw's
terrific hitting. His three triples and
single drove in six runs and he scored
three more himself johnson was wild.
but Packard hurled good ball The locals
hammered three pitchers for seventeen
hits. Score:
h n. u.
ST. Louis. ......... % IS
Kansas City,. o ) 4 2 IA II 2
Batteries-Darenpoft. Watson. Herbert and Hart
ley and Chapman: johnson. Packard and Easter
ly Umpires-Messrs. Finneran and Howell.