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BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-eyearolds; selling; $500 added
FIVE furlorgs. Broomvale 100 (ButwelD. l to 2,
to 6. out, wen; Bob Redfeld. loe Gunner. L to l.
to ]. TO 5. second Little Alta, 100 Herbert
% to l. to l. 9 to l. third Time. 90 rs. Blue
Rock, A. Mancina. Edith Olga, Marchena. Belle
Of the Kitchen. Corfu aud DR.. Greuer also
SECOND RACE-3year-olds and upward: selling
$500 added; six furiongs. Noursddin. ls Button
TO 10, out. won Belamour. is (ButwelD, to s.
out second; Borax III tFairbrctherJ. Il to l. even,
out. third. Time. 1:4 IS. Only three starters
THIRD RACE-Tuckahoe Handicap; 3-year-oldi
and upward: one mile. Transit. l04 CLilly), to I.
s to s. out won; Rock View. IT CTurnerI, I to 10.
to s. out. second; Holiday. 100 Buxton. Is to s.
to 2 out, third. Time. l:io IS. Rhine Maiden
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Demoilselle Stakes. value
900: 2year-olds; FLIES; five and q half furongs
straight. CelandTia. IL tBuxton), to 2, 6 to S.
to 2 won; Malachite. 10 Turner. to 5. to 10.
to J. second: Miss Puzzle. 40 tBoreI. IS to 5.
to 5. to 5. third. Time. 81. Pleoue. Feminist,
Bonnie Tess and Sal Vanity also Sal Vanity
added starter.
FIFTH RACE-3year-olds: selling; 500 added
one nile. All Smiles. liz CButwelD. 4 to 5. l to
J. out won; Brian Bor1l los tBuxton), 60 to I.
81 to l. to l, second: Comnauretta. S HUNT. 8
TO /, to 9. even. third. Time. la rs. Yodeles.
Watertown and Athena also
SIXTH RACE-Maiden 3-yeaT-olds and upward
800 added: one mile. Iron Duke. ITO (ButweD.
even, to 5, out, won; White Metal. lm Turner.
10 TO l, , to l, even. second: Cy Merrick. lis
(Herbertl, to ? to s. out. third. Time. l:a IS.
Northlight, Lithauer and Bearded Lady also ran
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UMPIRE QUIGLEY In
MIX-UP WITH EVERS

Boston, July 22-Captain johnny
Evers. of the Braves. was ordered out
of the game between the Braves and
Chicago this afternoon after he had a
lively fistic mix-up with Umpire Quig-
ley The row came in the sixth inning
when Evers was at bat. The crowd at
the game was in fever of excitement for
ten minutes while the row was on
Evers worked the pitcher for a count
of three and two. The fourth ball was
outside and although Evers was enti-
tied to first he turned and made some
remark to Umpire Ouigley. QuigIey
must have made some rejoinder for
Evers walked up to him. The next in
slant Quigley hauled back and struck
Evers A hard blow on the jaw.
Bresnahan. of the Cubs, grabbed Evers
before he could retaliate and held him
while Quigley pointed at his foot indica-
ting that Evers had stepped on it when
he approached the umpire. Evers tried
to break away from Bresnahan but the
players of both teams rushed to the
plate and prevented further trouble.
Evers after being put out Of the game
walked to first where Fitzpatrick was
put in his place and the game continued
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White S0X Win TWO
GAMES FROM YANKEES
Chicago Jumps Ahead of Tigers by
Trimming New York in Double
header-Other League Games.

Chicago. July 22.-The White Sox
defeated the Yankees twice today. 3
to l and to l. They thus edged the
Tigers out of second place. Scott's
poor throw of Boone's grounder in
the eighth prevented a shut-out in the
first battle. Caldwe1l's pinch hit
scored Boone. Fournier's triple and
sacrifice FL gave Chicago its first
rum. and errors by Cook and Mullen,
and Weavers single in the eighth
scored two more.
Fournier's error. CaldwelTs double,
and Cooks single in the third inning
of the niGhtcap gave New York a
run. while the four Chicago runs were
garnered by clean hitting. Scores:
First game H. Z
New York............ 90 o. 4
lineage. .............. 90 ks ?
BstteTics-Shawkey and Sweeney; Scott and
SChalk Ump!res-Nessrs. O'Loughlin and Hide
brand.
Second game RHE.
New IoTk............ % o 0 o. 2
Chicago. .............. q ! N+
Batteries-CaldWell and NuBamaker: Faber and
Mayer. Umpires-MesEs. Hidsbrard and OLoughn
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FREYA IS FIRST IN
Two YACHTING RACES
Loses Third Event to Serena by Small
Margin on Cruise of Capital
Yacht Club

Members of the Capital Yacht Club whit
returned to the city yesterday after cruis
ing down to the st. Marys River with the
fleet Of the club, brought back the infor.
nation that the present cruise is one OF
the best in the history of the organization
The race for sailing yachts, which start
ed from Washington last Saturday At ;
o'clock and ended at Mattawoman Creek
adjacent to Stump Neck Wharf furnish.
ed an easy victory for the Freya, owned
and captained by George H Bright. this
boat crossing the line an hour or more
ahead or Its nearest rival, the Serena
owned and captained by Clyde Cruit
The Freya AGO finished first in the race
for yaWls, which was held Sunday, start
ing at o'clock a. m. and ending between
the Cobb Point Lighthouse and the Wi.
comico River. The Serena was also run
ner-up in this event, the Freya winning
by a very small margin
In the race Monday, which started at I
a. M, the yachts rounded the buoy of
the lower end of st. Georges Bar and
finished at Priests Point. The Serena
nosed out the Freya in this race after a
close tussle all the way
The fleet of the Chesapeake Bay Asso-
citation Joined the Capital Yacht Club feet
Monday and races are now being held by
the combined navy
In the race of the Chesapeake Bay
Yachting Association, which started from
Baltimore Sunday morning, the Sulee was
first, Sue second, and the Eleanor third.
The last-named boat is under charter by
ex-commodore A. o. Porter, of the Capt.
tai Yacht Club, of this city.
In the races OF the Capital Yacht Club
fal
noon, the yacht sailing the distance from
Washington to the st. Marys River In the
shortest elapsed time wins the CapitaI
Yacht Club trophy. While the winner has
not yet been officially announced. II is
expected that the Freya will win under
these conditions. as this boat has made
excellent time. as is demonstrated by her
victory in two races and defeat in the
third after a hard and close race
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SHOWER HALTS
| Detroit game
Double-header On the Books
for Saturday with One Com
bat This Afternoon.
IDAUSS vs.. BOEHLING
Griff's Southpaw Will Attempt to Set
Back Ancient Hoodoo. Tigers
Young Star.
.DAUSS VS.. BOEHLING
Special tn The washinston Heah

Special tn The Washington Herald
Detroit, Mich. July 22-Showers Al
5 o'clock caused the postponement Of
the opening game of the series between
Detroit and Washington today, and a
double header will ibe played Saturday
the first encounter beginning at 4:
o'clock The regular scheduled contest
VIII be all on the Friday program
The rain this afternoon gave the Nat
ionals two days rest. and Griffith's
entire pitching staff. with the possible
exception of Shaw will be ready for duty
tomorrow. Johnson will probably be
saved for either one of the Saturday
games. or the Sabbath contest. and It is
expected that Boehling will start the Sc
ries as previously planned.
Dauss Slated to Pitch.
Dauss Or Coveleski will work for De-
troit tomorrow. the former being the
probable choice. The risht-hander is
poison to the Nationals. having defeated
Grfffith's crew with nearly the regular
ity with which he has set down Carri-
gan's Red Sox during the past three
years. Dubec aand Steen will work later
In the series. Bill Stein is the pitcher
who came from Cleveland a month ago
with the reputation of being a terror to
the Nationals. He got trial in the
series at Washington last month. but
lost, and that was the one game Detroit
dropped to the Capital City team while
on the eastern trip.
The announcement that a double
header would be necessary Saturday. de-
lighted Griffith, who has forgotten all
that happened to him at Boston, and
with the memory of his Cleveland series
he sees a prosperous outlook.
Detroit has not won both games Of a
double bill this year and Jennings would
not have postponed the Thursday jourst
II it had been possible to play. The
rain started about a quarter to three and
lasted for an hour, SO there was nothing
for the athletes to do but doff their
uniforms and seek the hotel
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HOME CLUB TENNIS
In SECOND ROUND

SIX matches were played yesterday in
the Home Club tennis tournament. the
most exciting being that between Dr. E.
j. hempf, of the Government Hospital
for the Insane. and c. P. Knapp, of the
Reclamation Service. which was won by
the last named player, after three hard
sets, 80 So s.
DIR. kempf won the first set easily. but
Knapp came back strong and took the
next two due particularly to his effec-
tive net play.
The second round was reached when
D. NJ. Green. of the Land Office, captured
his match with B. L. Padgett. Of the
Bureau Of Mines in straight sets, 60.
60
The summary:
First round-B. F. Andrews. Education defeated
II. ]. Jackson, Geological Survey, So, so; r. c..
Wells. Geological Surrey, defeated ]. Beman,
Land Offcc. 81. So: r. A. Dye Mines defeated
s. G. Hamilton. Land Office 6I 60; r. H.
Phillips. Solicitors Office, defeated c. G. Town
send. Pension. by default; c. P. Knapp Reciana-
ton defeated DR.. Z. ]. Kempf, Government Hos
ptal. IS s-3 g.
Second round-D. NJ Greene. Land Office, de-
fcated B. L. Padgett. Mines. 60. 80.
The Earrings for today follows: E. Thomp-
son. Pension. VS.. r. Fl. Dye. Mines: ]. B. Beadle.
Reclamation R. II. Phillips SOLICITORS; William
Warren. Reclamation. o. C. Cowhick, Reclama-
ton.
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CLNCH HOLD
ON SECOND SERIES

Treasury could only muster seven
men yesterday for its game with Agri-
culture in the Departmental League,
and the latter team was granted a
victory by default. The forfeit prac-
tically clinched the top honors OF the
second series for the Aggies. as In
terror, the only other possible win
ner, must garner it's four remaining
games to tie the leaders.
Two of the games Interior has yet
to play are with Agriculture. Not
wishing to disappoint the crowd which
had gathered in anticipation of a hot
contest, Manager Eidness loaned the
Treasury outfit two of his players
and staged an exhibition game in
which Treasury was victorious, 1 to
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST -Three-year-oids and upward; sell
ing; FIVE and onehalf furIonss. straight. Carlton
g. rs; Ancon liz: Malabar l5; Woodfair los:
sNcrtherner ~: Water Wellcs. III; Beethoven. liz
Carbureter Il2: Peaceful. 10; Mr.. Sniggs. liz:
Evelyn c.. los: Platasenet, los; 'Menlo Park. IS
Cannon. los: Duke Of Dunbar. 100; 'Charcc. Ito
SECOND RACE-Four-year-olds and upward: sell
ing: one and one-eighth miles. Sir Derah, l04:
Patton g. Hedge Ill: Lazuli, Ill; 'Northerner. IS;
OSullivan. ITO.
THIRD RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward; one
mile Blue Thistle rs; Charmeuse. lG; Nephthys.
": Reybo,rn. 100.
FOURTH RACE-hreeyear-olds and upward; the
Mahopac Handicap; six furlones. str,isht. Pomette
Bleu lis; Hancvia. los Othello 100: Pullux los
Superintendent. l0z: Gnat, u
FIFTH RACE-Thrte-year-olds and upward: stee-
plerhase: about two miles. Cloud. lii; Royal Am
ber IA: Golden Vale. ~: skibbere<u 40; Pebeto.
AS: Surgeon ID; Brush. IA: Quanto l4l
SIXTH RACE-Twoyear-olds selling; Eve fur
Io1gs straight. Edith Baumann lM: Blue Rock.
10: Be-siien lG; Emily n, iG; Little Alta, l5 /;
ssteIarna. III; Good Counsel. Ito
sAprrentice allowance claimed.
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TENNIS DOUBLES
AT COLUMBIA CLUB

There will he no miniature tennis
tournament at the Columbia Country
Club Saturday afternoon, the affair be-
ing postponed in order to allow the
tennis fans to journey over to the
Dumbarton Courts to see the club
team battle with the Dumbarton rae
queters.
Herbert T. Shannon, of the tennis
committee at Columbia, announced yes
tcrday that a miniature doubles tour
nament would be held at the club on
the afternoon of July 81.
This will be the first miniature dou-
blcs tourney held this year by Column
bia. and a large entry list is antici-
pated.
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HANS TRADES DOG
TO GET OUT OF JAIL

Hans Wagner In q chicken fan
cier and dog breeder ms well as
shortstop superior, basketball
tosser par excellence, and fisher
man with patience de luxe.
Recently, when he paid the Al
leEheny County jail n visit, War
den Edward Lewis locked him in
q dungeon cell for a joke. After
enjoying the darkness for
while, Honus began to rail. FL
nalIy he remembered thst Lewis
had offered vainIy on several oc-
casiOns to make a dog swap with
him, and I'm near-despair he called
out:
"Say, Ed, let me out of here
and I'll give you that thorough
bred for the bull pup"
"BarRnin." said Ed. grinninE
broadly, as he turned the big
key.
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SWOPE AND MERRILL
WIN THEIR MATCHES

Play started yesterday in the tennis
tourney of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. two matches be-
ing played.
r. B. Swope. handicapped at Ills.
defeated R. B. Schlegle. who started
even. SIS. S-3. 6-3. while NJ. NJ. Mer-
rill. handicapped at minus Is. defeated
L. B. Johnson. handicapped at plus
1-2-15
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Ban Satisfied with His Jumps

Chicago, July z3-President
johnson. Of the American League,
when asked yesterday. whether
he had received the protest from
President Comiskey, Of the Chi
cage white sox. In regard to
the poor umpirinE In the league,
said he had NO comment to make
at this time. He said. however,
that the American League eff
eials needed NO defense, and
that their work this year had
been entirely satisfactory.
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LUCHS AND MINISTER
WIN GOLF MATCHES

Two matches were played yester-
day in the golf tournament for the
Sidney Bieber cup at the Washington
Suburban Club, the qualifying round
of which closed last Sunday.
Morton Luchs. president of the club.
defeated Bert Cohen, 3 up and 2. and
Sol Minister won from julius Peyser.
; up and 2.
The sixteen players have been d.
vided into two Fights. in the first of
which play must be completed by
Sunday next.
Blue wells preserve the complexion. be-
cause they diminish the effect of the
scorching rays of light
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Catholic Church League.

Runs-Cockhm ~. Handiboe. Tysen, Eckendorf.
Hill, Ferguson IL. Lanahan. Shields ~. Dries.
Lane Rooney e., Lambach 81. Heurney, Solean.
Feesan 81, Keys. Wassman. First base by errors
ST. Joseph. l: Sacred Heart, = Left on bases-St
Joseph 2; Sacred Heart, ). First base on balls-Of
Keys s. Innings pitched-Keys. 4: Bernard. l.;
wassman, /. Hits made-Of Keys. 4: OF Bernard
3: of Wassman, Struck out-By Dries. 7: by
Keys, 2: by Bernard . Home rn-Rooney. Two
base hits-Bernard ~. Shields. Lanahan. Stolen
bases-Handiboe. Tysen ~. Eckendorf ~. Shields
Lane Rooney, Fagan, Keys Double play-Hemney
to Bernard; Lanahan to Tysen to Shields Wild
pitches-Keys Flaherty. Balk-Keys. Umpire-Mr
Can Time Of game-I hour and 8 minutes.
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POSTOFFICE LOSES
THREE TO JUSTICE

Postoffice dropped three out Of four
matches to Justice in the Departmental
Tennis League yesterday on the Bache-
lors' courts, all of them being decided
in straight sets. Summaries:
Team l-Postoffce Baker and stearnesl. de-
feated Justice Tracy and Day., 81 SIS
Team -Justice Simpson and Sold defeated
Postofice Davidson and Kausel, SIS. ga
Team 3-Justice Nichols and Sornbergerl. de
feated Postosfce Nelson and Nutter). IS. 80
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LEFT On bases-Basgage, 5; Transportation, 10
First base on balls-Oh Jarvis 2. Innings pitched
BY Lynn. 5; By Stivers. 4; by Jarvis g. BY Naples J.
Hits made-oh Lynn. 10: on Stivep. 1; OF Jarvis
5; OF Naples. l. Struck out-By Lynn ); by Stiy-
ers. ); by Jarvis. 4; by Naples. 2 Threebase hit
Boteler. rvobase hit-Binsham, Hiscock, Boteler
Stolen bsses-Binsham Hiscock, Fischer, Dixon t2) ,
McAleer. Esrnshsw. Herdman. Double play-Jarvis
TO Graves. Hit b. pitcher-By Jarvis, Stivers; BY
balls Bingham. . Umpire-W. W. Tenney. Time
Of camel hour and 80 minutes
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YACHT CRAWLING FIRST.
Wins from Harry Payne whitney,
Barbara-Hope Also Winner.

New York, July ri. r. Morgan's soop yacht
Crawling. Of the New York Yacht Clubs
"ffties' sailed by his son. J. J. Morgan. against
other yachts Of that class yesterday. in the
third of the week series Of races, won from
Harry Payne Whitneys Barbara, by minutes II
seconds. They covered a twenty and threefourth-
mile course in light breeze from the eastward.
l. e Raymonds Hope was the winner among
the ''thirties'' by 3 seconds from the Okee Ogden
VI. Reds Lena was third
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OAKLANDS BEATEN
BY HERALD HUSTLERS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The Herald Hustlers proved to be real
come backs yesterday. when they handed
beating to the Oakland Club in the
Herald Junior League by a Is to score
Roberts. who served them up for the Oak
lands, was easy picking for the New York
avenue outfit, as Capt. W. Dakin's crew
gathered sixteen wallops off his deliv-
cry. On the other hand Buck Kimrnel
showed enough class to stop the Oaklands.
setting them down with six hits. Score:
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DODGERS and CARDS
Divide Double BILL
St. Louis Is Handed Zeros in First.
but Trim Brooklyn. | to in
Nightcap- Other Games.

Brooklyn, July 22.-Sherrod Smith
shut-out the Cardinals, l to o. in the
first game of a double-header today,
but st. Louis had an easy time in the
second, winning. II to l. Smith out
pitched Sallee in the opener. the lat
ter weakening in the eighth when hits
by McCarty. Myers and O'Mara ac-
counted for the single run.
In the second game st. Louis drove
Jack Coombs from the box in the
fifth and pounded Appleton. Hub Per-
due was never in trouble, holding the
locals to four hits. Scores:
First game R. n. =.
Brooklyn. ............ 90 o % / IL o
Batteries-ssllee and Snyder: Smith and McCary.
Umpires-MeMA- Rigler and Hart.
Second game r. h. z.
st. Louis. ........... 90 o all B 2
Brooklyn. ............ o o o 0 o o o-l 2
Batteries-Perdue and Snyder and Roche: Coomhs.
Appleton. Douglas. and Miller. Umpires- Messrs.
Hart and Rigler.
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First base By errors-St Agnes. j: Reformation. l.
Left on bsses-st. Agnes. 5; Reformation. l.
First base on baIis-Od F1eishnan. ): Of Stanton
J. Struck out-By Freshman. o; BY Stanton. 10
Twobase hit-Neitzey. Sacrifice hit-Behsle. Stolcn
bases-Steans. Ofutt. OMera "a. Stanton. Thomp-
son. McLarney. Stevens Umpire-Mr. Keeper
Time Of ume-i hour and IS minutes.
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Earned runs-Athens 2; shamrocas. T. First base
By errors-Athens, &; shamrocks. 4. Left On bases-
Athena 8; Shamrucks. 10. First base on balls-On
Morrison. 4; Oh Poole. & Struck out-By Morrison
4; BY Poole. G Three-base hita-soles MontaSue
Drscher. Two-hase hit-Drescher Sacrifice hk-
Kenny. s,oleh bses-Atheus, g.; shamrocts. Z.
halle Clinton, ;; Harold. L Umpire-Mr Clinton.
Time Il same] hour and = minutea
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First base By errors-Agriculture. ?; Treasury, :.
Left on bases-Agricuture. S; Treasury. l. First
base on baIs-Of Downey. l; of Ryan. 1nninss
pitched-By Downey, ); by Cantwen, 3. Hits made
OF Downey /: OF Cantwen. 2 Struck out
By Cantwen, 4: by Ryan. g. Stolen bases-Lemeric
e. Shugrue, Bal-y, Frazier. MacLaren. Double
plays-Armstrong to Bell TO Mortimer. Lemenc TO
Shusrue to Bailey. Hit by pitcher-By Ryan. l.
Wild pitch-CantveIl. Passed ball-Gordn. Balks
-Cantwell. Ryan. Umpie-Mr. Hughes. Time
of Rame-l hour.
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Earilcd Euns-Clarendon, ,; Eagles. LEFT
on bsses-Clarendon. s: Eagles s. First has.
on balls-of Jordan. ?: of White . Innings
pitched-By Jordan. 81; by Cation. ~; BY White
.. Hits made-of Jordan. Z: CT White z Struck
out-By Jordan. 5; BY Cation. S; by White, 10
hree-bsss hit-Barsen Two-base hit-Winder
Sacrifice hits-Tett. W. Watt. Lynch Stolen
bases-Joues. Samer. Cation, Win Watt WEIGH
Double play-Johnsou. 10 WEIGH. Hit BY pitcher
BY jordan twinderl Passed halls-Jone, fs
Balks-white "a. Umpires-Messrs. Jones and
WEIGH Time IL gxme-s hours
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rfrst base bsns-of Phep. J. Struck out-By
Phelp.7 }: by Housh, H. Tuoh,se hits-Monroe
t2. Lcdge. Sacrifice hits-work. Dutton Stolen
osses-F. Cubitt t2). !. Cubitt. c. Staub CT. Hit
by ptcher-By Hourh. Lambeth. Passed balls
Monroe. rmpire-Mr. Chambers. Time Of game
] hour and IS minutes Attendance-Tm
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Divide Double Bill.

Philadelphia. July 2.-Pete Schneider
tried for Iron Man" honors today, but
after he had won the first game from
the Phillies they scored enough runs to
win before he retired in the fifth inning
of the second. Mayer was hit hard in
the second and sixth innings of the
opener. Demaree would have scored a
shut-out in the second but for an error.
Scores:
First game RI. T.
Cincinnati ..... $500 90 e-s 10
Philadelphia. o o o o o o o Ii .
Batteries-Schneider and Clark: Mayer, lineup
and Kihfer. Umpires-Messrs EASon and Byron.
Second game RI E.
Cincinnati. .......... 900 % o. )
Philadelphia. o20 Ks l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lear. Mckenery and Clark
Demaree and Burns. Umpires- Messrs. Byron and
Eason.
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Post.Season GAME Ends in ~.

Macon. Ga. July 2-The first game Of the
pest season series between Macon and Columbus,
which won the FIRST and second halves Of the
double schedule. resulted In to tie in ten
innings Yesterday. the contest being called on &C
count Of darkness
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New Third Baseman for DETROIT.

San Francisco. July o.-Bobby Jones' third base
man Of the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast
Lcagie. has been sold to the Detroit Tigers, ac-
cording to announcement made here yesfer-
day. As part payment San Francisco receives
Pitcher Castet. left-hander. who 10 expected
here Saturday.
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Government League.
Holmes After Game

Heln0' BskGy would like To arrange a game
With snme aruog team to be played at Marshall
Hal Tussday, July q. Phone John II. Jermank
uasaer 4 Hsho BASEBALL team Main sN.
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Totals
Machinisfs

Les2 - bascs-Machinists, S: Congress Heiehts, L
fh2 Sa0 % hans-Of CLANCY, ): on Blanfou, L
strock oue-Dy Blanton. .: b. Chsney. Two-bae
bass-Bestty. Raha, Giosunnexti %, cassidy. Don
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-23
Rebels Beat NeWfeds.

Pittsburgh, July THE Newfeds were
defeated today by Pittsburgh. to ,.
Reul5ach and Allen both pitched well.
In the sixth inning, with the score a tie,
Kelly hit to right center for a home-run
which proved to be the winning run.
Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-07-23
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YEsrERpAY.s RESULTS.

Pittsburgh. 5: Newark. ].
Chicago. 4: Baltimore. I.
Buffalo. S; Kansas City I.
Brcoklyn. Z; st. Louis. q.
CANES TO-DAY.
Newark at Pittsbursh.
Baltimore at Chieago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
Buffalo at kansas City.