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Notes of the Game

Cleveland. Ohio. June 1s.-Milan
made several difficult catches, de-
spite his bum leg which made run
ming painful. In the second inning
Hank Shanks nade feshy catches
of foul flies OF the bats of john
ston and Wamby. He also started
fast double LIay in the eighth.
, Manager Speaker received a floral
design on his first trip tc the plate
as a token of esteem for the man
ner in which the indiana trounccd
New York. 1t was a pretty fair
day at the tat for Spoke. with a
single. a double and a home run
- his credit
Shannon not only gathered a
couple of hits, but made q sparkling
stop and throw on Snith's groundcr
over second in the fourth. getting
his man at first by close margin.
Fans in Cleveland are allowed to
pocket every ball that comes into
the stancs, which is a hint for
some other moguls seeking more
popularity.
Snyder or Erickson will work T..
morrow. while Speaker will probably
send Steve Ccveleskie against the
Griffs.
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LATONLA ENTRIES

First Raoe.-six furlongs. Luimeme, l04
'Bradley's Choice, 1O7; 'Portlight. lo7; Luke
Dillon, l07; Sand Bed. los; rapid Day, 1l0;
Queen Blonde. li2; Out the Way, lis; A. \.
Akin. lis.
Second Race.-Five furIongs. st. Donard
llJ; DR.. O'More. liz; tBilly Barton. lis;
Joe whipple, IFS; Fair Florin. 1l2; Lough-
land, lis; Sir Lawnfal, lis; Judge Pryor,
ll5; Sir Thomas Kean, lis; Winchester,
ll5; Courtyiew, lis; Advance, lis. Also
eligible: Miss Chuckles, liz; Peppery Polly,
liz; tFirebrand, lis: Miss Hilarity, 112;
Balance Wheel. IFS; Dan Jackson, lis.
Hawkins and Ferguson entry.
Third Raoe.-Mile and a sixteenth. ALEX.
tr., l05; Myterious Girl, 95; Cormoran, 100;
st. Germaine, 1O5; Galli-Curci. l05; Bull
doze, 100; 'Sam Reh, los; Iwiniwin. los.
Fourth Raoe.-six furlongs. sIwin, 100
Green Grass. 106; Tacola. 10; Dodge, H.
George Starr. lis; Flags. lis.
Fifth Receive furlongs. Believe Idle
Hour. le7; tBettins, 1917; Miss Fontsin, Ill;
Apsie Dear. Ill: Gossip Avenue, Ill; Jaco-
bina. ia; Miss Mullins. 122; tHelium, lis.
tCamden entry.
Sixth Raoe.-Mile and an eighth. Mint
Cat, los; Beaverkill, Ill; Pasteureau, liz;
woodtrsp, ll2; Drastic. ia; Midway. 113;
Be Frank, 124.
Seventh Race.-'Jack Reeves, 107; sMos-
cCwa, 1o5; 'Marauder. los; 'Clean Up. 105 I:
'Bubbling Louder, llO; 'Kimpslong 10;
Buncranna. l10; 'Dr. Rae. 10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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LATONIA RESULTS

First Raes.-Right Over Might. es (Ride-
ncur), e.60, $40, 800: Mahony. 113 Gar
nerl. $50. 2.7o; Fern Handley. 1o3 (wida).
$50. Surplice, Bill McCloy. Minute Man,
Herald, Brig O. War, Lady Fairplay. Lord
wraek also ran.
Second Race.-Muskal llonge, 1I2 (smali-
woodD, 1880, 1910. 40; Old Chap. 112
(Hanover), s3. so, $3.50: Nspoo, 107 (stack,,
$40. DR.. Howard, Few Acres. Tom Rosch,
The Enquirer. All Right Sir. Tony Hutton,
Maurice Fl. Molinero and Be Sure also ran
Third Raoe.-Sweet Liberty, 103 (Hein-
isch). 40, 2.90, go; Mile. Dazie los
(wilson). $40. 2.70; Anna Gallup, 1O5
tKing), 6.10. Lady in Black. Mountain Girl,
Ablaze. Marie Maxim and Arrow Point also
ran.
Fourth Race. - Centimeter, 112 (smali-
wood, 14.70, s.70. 40: North EIkhorn, lis
(0'Brien), 40, $50; The Ally, 112 nyke,,
$40. Cone. westside. Red Legs, w. G..
McCfintock, Runmic and Runzaf also ran.
Fifth Raoe.-Best Pal, LOT nyke), 7.5O,
7.6o, 40 dead heat); Capt. Mac, 1o3 (wiI-
son). 1880. 1450. SEQ (desd heat): Prince
Pal, 105 tRobinsonD, 2.60. Joaett, Dresden.
Sterling and Paul weidel also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Spectacular Girl 100 (Hetn-
ischl, $3.50. 20eo, 11.30; Sea Prince. 1o7.
tWiisonl. $50. $40; Conyer. 112 to'Brien,
40. Precious Pearl, Mullins, Airdrie,
Sweep. tr.. also ran. 'i.-,
Seventh Raoe.-Capt Rees, i'll (H. Luns-
ford), $40, 400. 2.60; Frank W. 104 F.
WILSON,, SEQ. 800; Gen. Glenn, 1O4 Cwida).
3.3o. Commi CT. Gourmond, Cantilever,
Night Wind and Merchant also ran.
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and later went to third when Cald-
we'll made .two-base wild heave to
catch him mapping. Milan grounded
OUT and Rice walked and stole.
Roth's best effort was a high one to
Wamby. and Shanks famed.
Shannon's single. O'NeiI's sacrifice,
and Johnson's single to center in the
fourth, accounted for the second and
last Washington run. Until the NTH
Barney had allowed only one Indian
to reach second, and that was due
to a misplay by Picinich. But the
fifth was a. different story. John
ston opened with a double to the
fence, and after that the
Speaker hands batted entirely round,
scoring five runs with the aid of
bum throw to second by Picinich.
Speaker raped long double
against the wire above the right
field fence in this inning
The sixth saw Zachary on the hill.
and another hostile run was scored
without the aid of a hit. Johnston
walked and went to third on Jeze-
bells wild pitch. He then made a
clean steal Of home off the left
handler. who was caught mapping.
Chapman walked to open the
seventh, and Speaker raped the
ball through Rice for a home run.
In the eighth the last Cleveland
marker came on CaldwelPs walk and
Evans triple to left.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

First Raoe.-Expiosive. 1oo (Buxtonl to
3. to 5, to 8; Mary Head 100 (wslls).
TO !, even; Thorn Hedge. liz (Myers),
even. segurols. Kehomah. Gladys, Canteen
Girl, Lady Loyitt and Matte B. Kent also
ran.
Second Rsoe.-Pastoral Swain. 11s (sa ande)
to 10, out out; Hoodvink, Ill (Ambross),
Z to s, out; Natural Bridge, 116 (Fair-
brotherD, out. Mai. Domo also ran.
Third Raoe.-Title, 101 (Weiner), 8 to 1,
to ?, to 10; Manoeuvre. Ill tsande).
j to ), out; Asterisk, 1oSh (Hamilton),
even. Thistle Queen. Phalaris, Tapsgeur,
Gold Crest Boy. Basilius and Lariat also ran.
Fourth Race. - kashmir, 110 tKummer),
to i. even, 1 to 8; Tom McTaggart. Ill
(EnsorD. to 2, out; Damroseh. lis (ssnde),
out. Snap. Dragon ID and War Smoke also
ran.
Fifth Raoe.-Nightstick, LIS (sa nde), 3 to
5, l to 4, out; 1aindoostan. 1l5 tRowan),
. TO =, even; Pibroch. 40 (schuttingerD.
to D. j. ALFRED Clark, Link Boy, Military
system, Marion Hollins, Zouave. Czddie,
Nellie Iorke and Frank Waters also ran.
Sixth Race.--superb. liz (Kummer). 2 to
], TO ). to }; Lady Lillian. 100 Myers.
9 TO l. TO 1; Snare. III (AmbroseD. / to 8.
Mambi. Salesman, Mary Erb and Dream
Crepe also ran.
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Juvenile Tourney
For Racqueters
Starts Monday

The youngsters of Washington
will get an opportunity to show
their wares as tennis players. start
ing Monday. on the Columbia Coun-
try Club courts. when the District
of Columbia Junior and boys cham
pionship tournament in singles aud
doubles, as well as the girls sin
giles, will be gotten under way.
Play will start at $500 o'clock.
This event Is unden the auspices
of the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association, and the Column
bia Club is offering the use of Its
excellent courts in order to encour-
age play among the young element.
For the juniors, boys under ls
on February i are eligible, while
boys under 16 on that date are
eligible for the boys event. Dou-
bles events will be decided in botn
classes. Entries should be sent to
Bryan Morse, care of the Wash
ington Times, Munsey Building, the
entry fee being 25 cents In the
singles and so cents for doubles
teams.
Winner to Forest Hills
The winners of the titles age ell
gible to represent Washington at
Forest Hills, L. l.. in the national
junior and boys singles and dou-
bles championships.
This years event Is being staged
earlier than was that of 1919 In
order to take care Of the many
scholastic players returned to the
city. and also in view of the fact
that the Washington schools, clos
ing this week, will release many
players who are now in top form.
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American Tennis
Champs to Meet
For London Title

London. June 1s.-william NJ
johnson. national singles champion
of the United States and VIM. p. TIL
den. I'd, American national indoor
champion. will meet tomorrow TO
play for the London lawn tennis
championship.
In the semi-fnals today Tilden|
beat the famous Japanese playerI
DEMO Shimidzu, 81, 81. Johnson
beat Maj. A Dudley 6-2. 63.
In the second of the doubles semi
finals, Johnston and Tilden, the|
American pair. beat Ritchie and
Fisher. the British contenders. As
a result of the semi-finals in the
doubles championship of London as
well as the singles tomorrow will be
contested by Americans. williams
and Gardner against Johnston and
Tilden.
The Johnston Tilden victory in the
doubles was by scores OF 50, Go,
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CONNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES

First Race. - steeplechase; claiming; for
4-year-olds and up; about two miles. Flight
Captain. 155; Kingstown Pier. l39; Robert
oliver. 145: Sea Breeze I'd. 100; Clootz, 139.
Second Race. - Ottawa Nursery Plate;
2-yesr-olds; i've furlongs. key T. l13;
Myrtle, 10; Reconnaissance, 100; By
104: Martin A. Noonan. 107.
for 3-yesr-olds and up: six furlongs. Old
Pop, 1O2; Bugle March, 110; Azrael. 112;
Sweet Bouquet. 1903; Captain B. 1l6: Rock
Silk. 107: Galamore, 100; Britsin's Ally,
100; sturdee, 11s; Mallowmat, 100; Mouette,
e6; Hemisphere. 103.
Fourth Raoe.-Tbe Capitol Purse; for
3-year-olds and up: six furlongs. Roslyon,
us; Sedan, 112: Midnight Sun, III; Uncle's
LAssie, 1867 Charlie SUNNY. 112; kuklux,
l02
Fifth Race. - The Duke Of Devonshire
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; mile and a
sixteenth. Foreground. 116; tDuke John.
10s; Princeps, 115; tFreemantle, 102; Soda {
de yerdun, 100; Broom Peddler, 9s. tE. T.
Zo1licofer entry.
Sixth Race.-3-year-olds and mp; claiming
one mile and seventy yards. Peerless One,
11s; Jack K, 110; sylvano. ITO; Dione, los; I;
Philistine, 10; Boxer, 1O4.
Seventh Race-3-year-olds and up; claiming I;
mile and a sixteenth. Trickster I'd. Ill;
Verify, 100: Laughing Eyes I'd. 1903; Chick
Barkiey. 118; weinland. 1o2; 'Thomss +.
McMahon. 1903; woodthrush, 113; Leinstef,
los: sMedford Boy. los.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy. Track, fast.
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Few Old Faces
Will Be Seen on I
American Team
By JAMES r.. CTED) MEREDITH.

New York, June 1s.-Few of the
old familiar faces will be seen on
the team which will represent this
country in the track and field events
at Antwerp this year. A glance at
the results of the Olympic games In
Stockholm, in 1912, and then one at
the list of names of the men who
have doomed up as possibilities for
the team this year discloses the fact
that men who claimed the stage
eight years ago have gradually
fallen out of the game and that In
nearly every event the men who VIII
do the scoring have been developed
in recent years.
There are still some of the old
timers in the game. notably among
the weight throwers. who are ready
to repeat their fine work OF FORMER
years, but for the most part the men
who brought this country TO the
fore in Stockholm have hung up
their shoes. Eight years is long
time for athletes to stay at the top
of their form. They either get tired
of the game or outgrow their ath-
letic usefulness.
The same can be said of the men
who stood out as stars in the other
countries. but they, excepting the
Scandinavian countries, have been
handicapped in developing new men
due to the four years they were In
the war.
Three of the greatest athletes Oh
the 1912 games have been claimed
by death, Ralph Rose. our giant
shot-putter from California: George
Tsiclitiras. OF Greece. the standing
broad jump winner. and Jean Bouin.
of France, the great distance runner
who was killed in one OF the nrst
battles of the war.
England lost her greatest runner
OF the Stockholm meet. Arnold Jack
son. the winner of the 1,50o meter
race. He was put out of the game
by wounds received during the war.
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CLUBMEN WILL
MEET WINSTON TEAM

The Winston Athletic Club. one OF
the fastest independent mines in the
city, will oppose the Rex Athletic
Club tomorrow in the first game of
a double bill at Union League Park
18th and H streets northeast, at
$3.50 p. m.
The Washington Giants and the
Georgetowns will again be seen I'M
combat in the nightcap at p. m
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BOARD WILL SETTLE
CASEY SMITH CASE

Memphis. Tenn, June 1s.-A meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Southern League will be held here
Monday at noon. The purpose of
the session is to discuss the case Of
Pitcher Casey Smith.
Indications are that Smith and
Tom Seaton. released by the Frisco
club for the good of baseball will
not be allowed to play in the South
erh League even IL the directors
have to forfeit the Little Rock
franchise.
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ANS TRIM GRIFFS AS JOHNSON BLOWSAMERCAN TENNIS FINAIS
Major League Statistics
Friday, June 10.
YEsrERpAY's RESULTS.

krkaays June ~.
YEsrERDAYs RESULTS.
American League.
Friday June 10.
. Cleveland, o; Washington, 2.
New York, 8; Chicago, 2.
Detroit, 1; Boston. o.
81. Louis. 4; Athletics, g.
National League.
New York, Q; Pittsburg, 4.
Philadelphia. 1: st. Louis, o.
Other games postponed.
CANES TODAY.
American League.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York ut Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
= Athletics at 81. Louis.
National League.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Double header.)
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Bohemian. l16: Jeg. l16: Prudery. 127;
Houynhnhnm. 1l2; Intrigant, 113.
Fourth Raoe.-Mile and n furlong, Boni-
face. l22: Naturalist. 10; Extermina tor.
lls; Mad Halter, 1l5; Cirrus, 100; Cromwell,
lo3: Natural Bridge, %; Vexstious. lo6;
Auda cious. 107.
Fifth Race.-SiI furlongs. Osgood. 100;
Dinna Care. 1O6: Pocatello. 103; Levia than,
ia; Fruit Cake. 10; Ticklish. 1l0: Leading
Star, 105: Star Shell. ia: Lion dor, 12s;
War Mask, ia; 'Jadda, 1o7; K-swer. los.
Sixth Race, - Mile and seventy yards.
RaIco. lis; Dinna Care, 124; The Archer,
l12: Pocatello, 1l2; Retrieve, 10l; Rubidium,
l07; The Wagner. 1l2: Vice Chairman. l15:
Universal, 106; Stall, 1lJ; Irish Dancer. log.
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>OLLYERS CQrl1EN3Z2S
.NSpoRIoxt. 6! kL!NGS 4! -
Miss Mumns.

Miss Mufhns
Shoot the whole wad right back this good
oily She'll romp home the front end OF the pro-
cession. know that Jack Keene. of the clever
est men that rigged a thoroughbred for a race
thinks this one OF the best hIlies in the country
He's confident that she will cop today and the Lex
ington crowd is stringing along with him. That's
good enough for Believe Idle Hour is next best
and should drop into. the second hole without much
effort, with Jacobina and Gossip Avenue hghtng 1t
out at the end for the peep" money. All this
happens In the NTH at Death Valley this afternoon
In the days opener fancy the chance of Rapid
Day slightly best big commission planted
night the Mclean nag. which makes it look
better Bradeys Choice may the route a trihe
in and Portlght will be knocking the door Judge
in the second All he needs is a snug ridge in order
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to come down to "pricie with all
the money. Billy Barton has not
raced to best private form yet. TAD
him closely. st. Donard Is a sleeper
from Sleepersville.
Mysterious Girl is the clockers
special. Should be at juicy odds and
will take a world of beating. Bull
doze will go we'll, so will st. Ger
main and Galli-Curci. George Starr
has the early foot of the party In
the fourth and should be in the Bill
Day all the way. Tacola has
worked sensationally fast. Flags
will carry the proverbial ton of wise
Eastern money. He has not been
shown up yet. Dodge may find the
route just trifle too short.
Here's where we yank another
pickler out OF the old brine barrel.
Today it's Midway. To much chat
ter has been know to cut the price,
so all I'll say is that he's ready, the
checks are riding and only a world
on tuff breaks will beat him. Nun
sed. Be Frank and Drastic figure
next best. Marauder looks to have
the closing number already won.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First Race.-Mile and q sixteenth. Alphee
lO5; Yellow Hand, 95; Bsyard, o.; Capt
AlcOck. 100; Gallagher. l07; st. Allan lO7.
Second Raoe.-Mile and q furlong. sHong
Kong, 10l: Veto. 100; Gosler. los; swar
Plume, Ill; mistress Polly, 107: Poor But
terfy. 107: Searchiight Sd. Ill; 'Tuftsr. 100
Third Race.-Five and a half furIongs.
Pluribus, 116; sesrphis. 1l2; knight the
Heather. 40: ST. Michael. l12; Tryster.
l30; Star Voter. l1s; sobrigade, H.; The
The Washington herald., 1920-06-19
CRIMM'S WILD THROW
GIVES GIANTS BATTLE

New York, June s--Grimm's
wide throw to second in the fourth
inning of today's game between the
Giants and Pirates permitted the
Giants to score with the winning
run.
Barnes pulled himself out Of bad
hole in the ninth when he retired
three after Barbara had tripled on
the first pitched ball. The score:
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Thorpe Hits EN-.

Akron. June 1S.-Jim Thorpe is
proving to be a tower of hitting
strength to the Buckeyes. He hit
safely in seventeen consecutive
games before being headed. His
clouts are long ones as q rule.
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son. Errors-Sone. Two-base hits-Jack-
son. Pipp. Felsch. Three-base hit-weaver.
Sacrifice hits-Wsrd, Hannah. Peck Felsch.
Double play-SchsIk to J. Collins. Left on
bases-Yankees. 4: Chicago 4. Struck out
BY Shawkey. 1. Base on baIls-0n Kerr.
>; OF Shawkey. l. Umpires-Dineen and
Fried. Attendance-7. 900.
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Trinity W. Rapid Club.

The Trinity Athletic Club will
meet the Rapid bas eball nine this
Iaiternoon at o'clock on the Monu-
ment Grounds. cismcnd No. ..
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One Best Bet of the Dayt
MISS MUFFINs.
Best Take-a-Chsnce Beti
ST. DONARD.
Best ParIayi

Best Parlayi
A. \. AKIN. FLAGS. BUNOSANA-
ALL TO SHOW.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First ,Race-Rapid Day, BradIey's
Choice, A. n. Akin.
second Race-Judge Pryor, Billy
Barton, st. Donard.
Third Race - Mysterious Girl,
BuIldoze, GalII-Curci.
Fourth Race-George Starr, Ta-
cola, Flags.
Fifth Race-Miss Mumns, Believe
Idle Hour. Jacobina.
sixth Race-Midway. BE Prank,
Drastic.
seventh Race-Maurader. kimpa-
long. Buncrana.
Best Bet-MIss Mumns.
OTTAWA SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-FIight Captain. Rob-
ert oliver, CIootz.
second Race-Irish Jig. Ikey T..
By Jimmy.
Third Race-Capt. D.. Sweet Bou-
quet. Sturdee.
Roselyon. kIuklux.
Fifth Race-Princeps, Foreground,
Duke John,
sixth Raee-Philistine. Peerless
One, SyIvano.
seventh Rnce-Thos. r. Mcmahon.
Chick Bnrkley, Woodthrush.
Best Bet-PrInceps.
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.
First Race-GalIagher. Capt. Al
cock. Baynrd.
second Race-GoaIer, Searchlisht,
Mistress Polly.
Third Race-Prudcry, Star Voter.
PIuribus.
Fourth Race-Naturalist, Exter-
minntor, Bcniface.
Fifth Race-Fruit Cake, Lion
dor, Leading Star.
Sixth Race-Ralco, Vice Chairman,
Irish Dancer.
Best Bet-Prudery.
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WHITE SOX BEATEN
AGAIN BY YANKEES

Chicago, June 1s.-Timely hitting
gave the Yanks the third straight
game of the series here this after
noon by 3 TO 2. The score:
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I 7nbesmen Hammer Johnson,
Trimming Nationals 9 to ?
By JACK NYE.

Cleveland, Ohio, June ie.-Ihe
popular theory in baseball circles
that Walter Johnson is unbeatable
when he Is right" was exploded to-
day by the cunning Indians.
The big speed-ball artist never
looked better than when he entered
the box against the league leaders.
The same old burning smoke Of past
years was in evidence. For four In
nings he made the Indians look
foolish, allowing but two infeld hits,
one of very questionable nature.
Then the enemy fell upon him in
the nth and hammered him for five
runs and six hits. forcing his re-
tirement and coping the game by
the ultimate score of to 2.
Hitting First Ball.
The manner in which the victory
was won is, tribute to the baseball
brains of Iris Speaker and his hust-
ling gang.
They were in much the same di-
lemma as was Bre'r Rabbit when
Bre'r Fox was hot on his trail.
According to Uncle Remus, Bre'r
Rabbit climbed tree; when re-
minded that rabbits do not indulge
in such practices, his terse explana-
tion was that 'he was bleeged to-"
The Indians felt that they were
"bleeged' to beat the Griffs. despite
Johnson's form. and that's what
they did.
obtain Eleven Hits.
The secret was that after wait
ing and allowing Barney to keep
them in the hole for four rounds,
the Indian batsmen. acting upon
instructions from Manager Speak
er. changed their method of attack
and began, to hit the first ball
pitched six hits in the nftn
were made on the first ball
offered by johnson. The strategy
worked and another scalp bangles
from the Indians belt today.
After the fifth II was easy sail
ing for the tribesmen. They gath
cred total of eleven hits, three
OF which were made off Zachary,
who succeeded Johnson. Speaker
nicked Jezebel Tecumseh for a
homerun in the seventh when his
drive to center went through Sam
Rice's legs and rolled to the fence.
Evans found him for a triple in
the eighth, the ball rolling to deep
left.
Caldwell In Form.
Slim Caldwell occupied the
mound for leaders and, though the
was touched for two runs in the
first four rounds. grew better the
further he travelled and finished
strong. Several times the Griffs
had him in a hole, but he received
snappy support on such occasions.
An evidence of this came in the
eighth when Milan walked and Rice
doubled. Calvo was substituted for
the crippled Zeb and the time SEEM
ed ripe for rally. but Chapman
took in Shank's line drive and
doubled Senior Jack at third. bring
ing to an end the last hope of the
men of Griffith.
A total of seven hits was the re-
suit of the Griffs stickwork, and
only in one inning did two come to-
gether.
Johnston's Error Helps.
Doc Johnston's error on Judges
rap in the frst round helped the
Nationals to register their first
score. Milan sacrificed. and Rice
doubled to right. bringing Joe across
the pan. In the third the Griffs put
a man on third and second with one
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Smith, Johnston (2), Nunamaker. Caldwell.
Judge, Shannon. Errors-Picinich (2), Smith.
Johnston, Caldwell. Two-base hits-Rice,
Johnston, Speaker. Three-base hit-Evans.
Home run-Speaker. Stolen bases-Rice,
Johnston. Sacrifice hits-Milan, O'NeiIl,
Caldwell. Bases on balls-by Zachary, 3;
by Caldwell. g. Struck out-by johnson. .;
by Caldwell, 3. Runs battcd in-Rice, John
SON, Nunamaker, Jameson, Speaker (3),
Gardner, Vogus. Double plays-Chapman n,
Gardner. Shanks, Shannon and Judge. Wild
pitch-Zachary. Pitchers record-Johnsor
innings with 5 runs and s hits: Zachary.
! innings with runs and hits. Passed
bal-Ptcinich. Umpires-Chell. and Mori-
arity. Losing piteher-Johnson. Time, 2:15.
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Totals. 81 924 81 Totals. 81 s27 II
'Batted for Cooper in the seventh.
tBatted for Carlson in ninth.
Pittsburg aOlO1 100 o o.
New York OO4O o o o rs
Runs-Bigbee (2), Carey, Southworth,
Burns. Bancroft (2), Young. Barnes. Err
rors-Grimm. Three-base hits-Bigbee. Bar
bare Two-base hits-Barnes, Young. Base
on balls-0n Cooper. 2; Carlson. 1; Barnes,
T. Double plsys-Barnes TO Bancroft to
Kelly Sacrifice hit-whitted. stolen bases
-Bigbee (2l. Sticking. Young. Passed ball
Snyder. Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto, 8; Baltimore. 3.
Toronto, 4; Baltimore, IL.
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Johnston's Error Helps.

Doc Johnston's error on Judges
rap in the frst round helped the
Nationals to register their first
score. Milan sacrificed. and Rice
doubled to right. bringing Joe across
the pan. In the third the Griffs put
a man on third and second with one
out, but couldn't get a score. Judge
bounced a hit off Johnston's shins,
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