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V THE WASHINGTON SATURDAY tUNE 27 1908 Keeps Hits Scattered tJ17Z777DCri7 Regatta Is Without JFJ JLlI2liV and Blanks Boston lU U j Pronounced Favorite 0 f BERG BASEBALL i S BRAD I i- I RED SOX SHUT OUT Falkenberg Pitches a Gopd Game Against NATIONALS LEAD ALL WAY Pile Up Six Runs In Last Two In nlngw when McGulrea Inflcldcra- Dniich Poor Tliro va to First Bane Prnltt Knocked Out of Box and Is Relieved by Burclicll in to The Washington Herald Boston Mass June Cantlllon shook up tho batting order of tho Na tionals for the final game in Boston soot Fred Falkonberg into pitch and pulled off an 8toO victory thus quitting oven on tho series of four games There was nothing to it but Washing ton from tho start until tho finish al- though tho Red Sox wore within strik lug distance all tho time until the eighth inning when tho visitors added three runs to the two already made Theao three runs came after the aide should have boon retired Wagners wild throw with two out and Qymor on third was followed by a single by Freeman and a double by McBride This sent Mo Gulres hired men into the air and they were still thero in tho ninth only moro eoFor a starter In the flnal session Al tlzer hit on oasy grounder to Wagner which the latter threw into the ground at just as he had done on his chance in the previous inning Shlpko sacrl flood Clymer was thrown out at first by Wagner the Boston shortstop making the first decent throw that has been made to fIrst in more than a week Seeing that the Boston Infteld was mussing up things Ganley and Milan bunted and both were sale on wild throws to first by Burchell on one and by Gardner- on the othert Burchells pitching be- came erratic about this time and he tent In one that lOt away from McFar land and followed this by giving Streot a pass Gardner then thought it was up t him to put on a few trills and he made a mes of Freemans bunt all of Which was good for three more runs for the Nationals Get Two Tnlllcs The runs made early In the maUnee arid which would have been enough to win came in this way In the first in ring after Altizer had been retired Pruitt Mt Shlpke The latter stole second and scored on Ganleys after Ciymer had fl d to Thoney The second run was made In the flfth ly Falkenberg who led off with a single was wicrillced to second by Alttzer Shtpke was passed and both moved along a base c n a passed ball the former scoring on Clymers sacriflce fly to Sullivan After Pruitt had given Milan and Street th first two men up in sixth their bases on bails and also got in a balk by which the first named benefited the tun pitcher wee chased to the bench and Uurchell eent in The latter caught Milan nipping at second and then forced to hit into a double play retiring tiio side Boston had one or two chances to score the timely hit was prevented by Falkenberg who did good work In the box Shlpko had some bard chances at third some of which he took care of and others got away from him generally going ss its The Score BOSTON Thoney It Sullivan cf AB R H PO A E ssler rf I tnglaub lb 4 c 4 Oardmv 3b 4 Wagner ss 4 Pruitt p 2 p 1 Cravath 1 Totals It Batted for Burchtil in ninth WASHINGTON AS K H 0 A B A tlzcT 3b 4 Fhlpke 3b S- ClymT rf 3 Ganlfy If Milan cf 4 Htrp t c 2 1 Frr man lb f 1 MrBride ss 6 0 falkenb rir p 4 1 l 0 SIxth- S I 26Joo first the hit the Boa Free- man bu I I I 1 4 MIConneli b 4 I 1 1 1 12 1 1 4 1 4 I 2 0 1 I 0 I Jl 11 i the 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 0 oil 0 0 1 J 0 11 1 4 0 2 S a S i S I J I I I I 2 I I 0 I S I I I I i I 1 I I I 3 I I S S 2 0 2 ¬ < Totals 1 8 12 27 Boston Washington 1000100J 8 L ft on baes Boston 10 Washington First on balls Oft 4 oft nrohell 1 ore 2 Struck out Pruitt 2 by Burcheil I Falken berg s Threbos Two bas hits Shlpke McBride Sacrifice hits Altlzor Clymer Ganley ShlpkE Stolen Kip McConnell Shlpke Ganley Double ploy to Unglaub to by Pruitt 1 Wild pltch 1 Burchell 2 Psssed Frluml Balk Pruitt 1 OLujjfhHn Time of hours and Ij minutes ATHLETICS WIN ANOTHER Find Iniinin In the Third Inning ClinHe Wrenches Ankle Philadelphia at In the third In- ning the Athletics got to Manning scor- ing three runs on a double a pair of sin glcs and a triple and giving a lead whlh the New Yorkers could not over- come Chesbro succeeded Manning and was very effective Coombs went out at- tbo end of the third at his own request Vi kers allowed but one hit In an at tempt to steal second Chase wrenched his right ankle and will be laid up time Score R HO A 31 Ilul Ry QAB K rf 1 Pail M M If- MtamnR 0 1 2 0 p Cliesbro p p 00 t 4 0 Totals 2 4M17 1 T tals I55l2lN- ew York 110000002 Left on bawN w York 5 PJilbdelpWa 6 Bows on lIMO Qxmbi 3 off Vicbci 1 off Manning 2 off Cawta L TbreebM MtoOU tins WahL Twobate hitt Dsria Itmen Secrinoe Ooaroy MurjAy Vtcfcen Stolen te rt4 mrojr NknoMt J B CbUfett DnuH pi rR CoUi end Dttrli Hit bj pitcnet By Vickers 1 bar Cheetro 1 UmpirevMeMn Ecai and Hunt Ttta of gael hour sad 55 minify Attendauco SllB Nothing RefreshesY- ou on a hot like Old Glory Its a dark deli clousness and qual ity The very but of summer tonics SI 25 Keep a MM on hand 2 doz 125 JtTPoatnl or Phone AV 435 OLD GLORY 2 Doz AbnerDrury Brewing Co 25th F tI hue H hitFreeman Dtr McConnell I rl1ltt UmpireMr game June tor- E TW Xrw York 1I d 0 1 J If 1 d 11 I j I 3 r h3 2J ell G I rt 1 1 1 DIM lit 2 nr 3b I 5 N Ii I 1 Klr nnw c 1 1 lOWPII e G 1 4 p C 0 o 1 0 II 0 2 0 V hit riarlt S 0 0100000100 b HIt fl lb I 0 I I lth lb 2 19231J 11 000 Oidrhcf0ijeo e a 0 Ihiade1pha 10310001xG ute > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > < 5 i j AMERICAN LEAGUE YESTERDAYS RESULTS 8 Boston 0 Cleveland 4 Chicago 2 St Louis 4 Detroit 2 Philadelphia Oj New York 2 TODAYS GAMES Wasliinuton at Philadelphia Boton at New York St LoalM at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland STANDING OP TILE TEAMS W L Pet W L Pet 37 31 601 28 M 2 doTStowL 35 26 3 New York 96 31 411 0 36 16 4 Boston 25 37 3 t 3 23 533 22 37 373 HOWELL IN GOOD FORM St Louis Browns Continue Their Winning Streak at Detroit Detroit Juno 26 Hawaiis spit ball was working well in critical stages of to days gamo and but for Hoffmans boot- ing three singles far aflold Detroit would not have been contender after tho began to score Socalled baseball luck favored tho St Louis team all through Score Detroit IHIOAEI SL Louis RHOAK If 0 Hodman rf HdMeTer 2h 0 0 0 1 0 HarUell If 00300 Bbb rf 0120V Wallace ss 00330jjo- esman lb 0 00 r Jones cf 3b 0 1 2 2 0 T Join lb 22610 tehmidt e 01420 Ferris 3b 01100 M 0212 Spencer c 11720 VIHett p 01 1 6 i- Totah USTsl Total Detroit 1- St Loufei TwobaM hltoJIelntyre Crawfcnl C Jonas How- elL TbrcebftW hitFerris Sacriflee WteSobaefer T JOMS Stolen bu a C Jones T Jones Bases oo baltoOff WllfeU 2 off L Struck By Vlltott 3 by HoweB i D wMo piajtwniett to RoHman Left on basesDetroit 6 tit 1 UmplrelCr CoonoJb Time of camo 1 hour aDd 90 minute Attendance 372S NAPS TAKE THREE STRAIGHT Errors by Inbell anti AVnlsu Aid La Joles Hand to Victory Cleveland June 36 Errors by Isbell and Walsh in the second inning of to days game gavo the Nape three runs and clinched for Cleveland the third straight game of the Chicago series An- other run was earned by hitting whllo Rhoadee was bit saftlclently to score two for Sox the final score being 4 to 2 Score lb 1180 lebalt In 1 C 2 9 Aa4enoa rf X Uarim c 1 S 1 Doaobtw lb 5 l Hiachmaa rf 1 1 AU m 1 1 J Ieninr 1011 TaaoehiU 3b 1 1 1 1 1 0 c 4 2 ISaaJaVlL t 2 4 Uslsk J 1 f f 2 I Tctk 2 8417 3- Ba4 Ur VfmUk la eisMh inateff IBattad- Sor SalHfW ia UM MteUi taaiit JBatwd for Men Ml ta tat sOuth iaatar- CknfcMd 3801 thiNly To46o ktoStemU Dradaw Aadcnoa Oactlaa aitaN Clarke Lajoie StOMtli Stotea- aM lIlada8a Joata BAMA oa balteOC Rbetdes off WalaX 1 Left M baMeOfevetaad 8 CM- CMO 1 atnck oatBy Kboadea 4 by Walea 2 by Maaaei 1 ptttkXboades Ihaafc- aiyitK aberidaa and Braaa TiaM of cuae 1 boar sad ariaat AtMndaacaCJU AROUND THE BASES Falkenber fanned eight Beanoators- Cantlllon A Co are at Philadelphia to day The Nationals have no more games at Boston this season Every National but Street hit and everybody but McBride scored Altlzer is now leading oft the batting order with Shlpke in second place Dont miss the Chamber of Commorce Beard of Trade game at National Park thIs afternoon Geyer the Columbus pitcher has lost three 1 to 0 games this year in nine ten and eleven innings Pittsburg and Cincinnati are now oven for the season each club having beaton the other six times Roy Thomas of Plttsburg right now the best ball of his entire career and thats some ball Danny Green of the old White Sox has bade farewell to the American Associa- tion He SON to Sioux City in the West- ern League ahin ton visI- tors I 1 0 0 1 1S 01 1 1 3 0 4 3 I iii I 0 eel t lOwe Lou the ItnOAH c 1 1 0 11 I 1 1 8 I p I Tot I nrl 8 DeaDer It 8 1 the 0 0 xt I Wild D Waihngtou 2 0 ct 1 2 3 0 0 Vllflsms 21 0 2 3 2 0 0 0 S 2 0 1 0 9l0 0000002024 out lsiaed ItIIOAIi fIl400llahslf 11211t- tqi l 0 II I I I 1111 Whit I 00000011i Tub 4 I S- playing ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ McGinnlty still continues on his winning streak Since the Now York club asked waivers on him he has not lost a same Waugh team made a record of nlnoteen errors In the gamo with Fifth yesterday In the Sunday School League The score was 22 to 3 Amos Bugle the once great pitcher of the New York Giants wilt umpire Plus burgs exhibition game at Bicknell Ind Tuesday If the St Louis American League club can maintain its present speed tho team will have to bo reckoned with as a cham- pion factor this year The best batting team In tho league would comprise Mullin Warner Ross man Delehanty Turner Lord Stone D Sullivan and Cobb Joe next ¬ Eddie Slavor the Detroit discard bulk ed on going to Indianapolis but his ob jections wero overcome s by an increase in salary over his Detroit contract I have been pitching ball for fifteen says Jack Taylor and I think I am about as ready to go as far against a batter as any of thorn Yet this young Parson Columbus new pitcher has It on mo in one way Sunday at Kansas City ho curved them over with runners on tho bases and two and three on tho batter Not for this old man Tho last big leaguo performances of Virgil Garvin who has Ju t died in Texas were with Brooklyn and the New York Americans In 1004 With tho former team he got into trouble In St Louis and was released During tho past three seasons Garvln played ball on the Pacific Coast During his career ho also played with Newark Milwaukee and the Chicago Na- tionals and Americans fans are raving over tho show Ing made by the Pirates recently Tho acquisition of Roy Thomas added untold strength to the team while the Improve ment in tho batting of Wilson and Kane has been ot more than material assist arfco and this combination has served to pull several hard games out of the hole But the most pleasing feature of the Eastern trip has been the groat form shown by tho pitchers All have been performing In a consistent manner Tho Intense heat this week has worked with telling results among tho bull toss ors At Brooklyn Low Moron tho Quak- er fllnger had to quit and In a St Louis Cleveland game both Helnlo Berger and Big Bill Dlneen succumbed Swaclna and NIles wero other big league vlctls Also at Baltimore Archer the oxDe troit catcher now playing with Buffalo in the Eastern League was overcome by the heat and hd three physicians work lag over him before ho revived Ills case Is a porlous one x Pitts burg years ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > LAWSON A BANKRUPT Promoter Lost Heavily in Union League Venture OWES 8406 HAS ONLY 141 Former Lender at Outlaws Show Debts in Philadelphia Baltimore RendIng nnd Thin City Oiveu 300 in Rent for Local Park but Lars eat Item Is on Promissory Notch Special to The WasMnston Herald Philadelphia Pa Juno 26 Albert W Lawson president of tho dofunct Union League was adjudged a voluntary bank- rupt In the United States District Court today Tho petition shows debts incurred in financing tho Union League amounting- to 3840696 and assets of 14L Tho liabilities include 54800 which rep- resents promissory notes and a written guarantee to repurchase stock of the Philadelphia Union League club There are also expenses scheduled by tho manager amounting to about 3000 which was spont In making Improve monts on the grounds in this city and at Reading and Baltimore Tho orstwhllo magnate also owes 7000 rental on tho local grounds and IWO on tho Union grounds In Washington D C Tho court has appointed Edward P Hoffman as referee to straighten out af- fairs COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Paint Men Swamp G E Howard Co by 10 to C- BTANDIXO OF TIlE TEAMS W r Pet W T Pet S Co 6 2 760 Murphy 4 t Ml Haft 5 SK S 3 4- MwwSeM 3 3 L 2 5 M Todays g a W R lionet Sees TS V xlfi nl- LoUirop at Eighth street and inertia amcca- ortfeeaet at SdO Tho E J Murphy Company had a walkover yesterday at Eighth and Flor ida avenue northeast defeating the O E Howard Company by 19 to i Fifteen men faced Evans who started In the box for tho Printers Four reach ed first base on slipups and three on hoses on balls which coupled with six hits netted eleven runs J OBrien pitched a good game for the Palntmen keeping hits well scattered and pulling himself out of several bad holes Home runs by Schaffer and Wid maytr were tho features Serre RHOAB MarptoCK UM 1 1 I t II 3b 2 1 1 1 2 WhIte M 1 a- If I ToW SHIS 12 8 1 ToUb UK 16 12 1 Howard Co 1 1 2 1 I iiorphy Co 11 2 4 1 1NB- anMd ramirowmrO 1C Mtvpby 4 Pint lIMe br arrowrllowani 2 Mer0kf 5 Loft wi ba t Howard C Marshy 1 FUK baa oa balfeOff- Kvaaf 3 off Howard 2 off Ollrhw 4 lantefi- lpttchedBy Ewua 1 by Howard Jilts made Off Etara 6 off Howaid W sit J Oltrtaa Ml Struck Httllorard 4 J OBrien 3 Ifaaw ruse VkiaJay r SchaSer Thma httSartth Tn hltaFarr J King Howard Wood J OBrien- t SacrWoe bh McKoew Stolen b ee M King SefaaSer 3 hauls Double p ay L Ktog to J Kta to Farr HH by p td rBy Even Wild KttchEvaM Passed ballaScbaefler 1 tettb 2- SUNDAYSCHOOL LEAGUE Fifth Defeats AVau h in Comedy of Errors by 13 to 3 BTAXDING OF THB TAME V T Vet I Pet Grace 12 1 Pint 5 8 JM S 4 0 Uttbaay 3 Jfhrtk 9 5 M 3 U I2H- Todara 0a MaUi ra BeUxinr In n comedy of errors the Fifth Bap- tists completely swamped the Tallenders on tho activo diamond Store Si to 3 Rolcltard allowed the Waugh team only five blngles and fanned eleven batsmen Score Wymfccob U Doffey 3110 rflT 1 1 1 1 3b 1 1 2 D ger Jb aa 2 1 n n 1 I I I 9 00204- f 0 1 2 ToW 8H 6 3 I Totals 3 52lll PUth 212962 622 Waugh 0 2 1 f- Earaeil nu Flfth Z Fiat hIM by erroraPifthI- S Waogb 1 Left on baeaftPlftlt 8 Vaugb 3 Pint bwe on baHsOfl Stocker 3 off McLauna 3 off llddwifd 1 Inotaes pttchedKy Sleeker 3 tqr McLaurea 2H by KaUer L lilts made OS Stecker 3 off McLaureu Strode oatBy Stecker 3 by ilcLnured 1 by Keller 1 by- lleteharf 1L Sacrifloa hlteltapp Erwin Brans- UtrfchanL Stolen basosLo Foe Ytyakoop 3 Rap Kemp 2 Stuckert 2 F Evans Double pJay- Kll tt to Lc Foe to Kemp lilt by pitckei Uy Mo Lauren 1 Wild pltdiStocker Pawed balte Dut- ton Erwin Umpire Mr Hmjhea Time of gene 1 hour and 40 mInutes bank- rupt 4 m IM W IIowMl Co It n Kill S 4 a 1 1 8 1 c 4 3 Sit 1KiD c 1 5 1 3 J i p t I i I I Wood ct G 1 1 rf 1 to J 1 e 1 L FtaatpD TIMe of gainsi hear J8tN1te I W It RnOAB- Je lb 3 5 1 Ketler p 1 3 U I 3 1 1 e 0 i 1 1 1 4 of 31 1 attoG Co atc f II 2 1 2 0 S e p 2 1 0 1 0 11 p 0 0 Z CarroU 0 8 3 1 i 0 I I Farrlb 2 2 UwiI b 4 ZflUIlc- Orew 0 I I 2 McKaiw C 0 11 0 I r bee S tjsii1Ir as ea Filth Vauh 2 2 5 4 SorderU 011 4 I 0 I 20120 2 0 9 2 1 0 0 krp 002 ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ > > > ¬ = + = R R Y M C A LEAGUE Trainmen Defeat the Coach Ynrd Team by Heavy Slitting STANDING OF TUB TEAMS W L Pet I W TJ 0 LOGO Co xck Yard 1 4 6 2 7S9 1 4 100 Station 3 4 429 15 and 0 1 4 200 Todays gameUnion Station TS Shopmen The Trainmen defeated the Coach Yard teem yesterday by 9 to 7 Pet n T heavy hitting of the Trainmen won the game Score Coach Yd RHOAE Trainmen RHOAB Hashes 3b 01311 seJb 22101 n p 2 1 3 2 1 jaokitia Z 3 9 I 2 McDonald ss 0 1 0 2 SIIand If Ifcf 2b Stokes Watson cfK Hell c 1 212 4 0 lb 0 2 7 0 0 Jarboe rf German if 00100 GHnady cf 1 2 0 0 9- I Totals 9 MS 10 6 Coach Yard Trainmen 3022000209 Left on bases Coach Yard 8 Trainmen 8 Frat heM on ballsOS Sulliran 1 off Ryon Z Struck outBy Sulliran 7 by Ryoo 10 Threebase Miller Groves Twobase hlt Waton S Groves Woodward Sbanahao Stolen basesIIojrhcs Sulltntn McDonald Milter Ander- son Watson Jenkins Woodward Passed baitsAn derson 2 Bell 1 UmpireMr 0 Flynn Time of gBino1 hour and 85 minute Meet Me at Keanes- Its such a cool comfortable place to drop in for an hours chat over a bite and a sup of tho best food and All baseball by Innings over special wire JUST POll MEN KEANES Chop House DOWNSTAIRS Fourteenth and F Sts N V The I G 1 1 2 0 all 0 1 I I 0 3 1 3 4 2 G I 2 4 3 0 0 1 2 2 p 1 1 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 rf 0 10 0 7321 3 lilt drInk t lb 0 2 Anderoec32621 0 0 Totals 0211110107 0 ¬ ¬ j j j NATIONAL LEAGUE YESTERDAYS RESULTS York 2f Boston O Chicago S Cincinnati 5- Plttaburcr 10 St Louis 1 TODAYS GAMES Bonton at New Yorlc Cincinnati at Chicago Plttsbnrff at St Louis STANDING OF TIlE TEAMS WL Pet W TJ Pet TO X 20 106 Philadelphia 28 27 491 37 at tTT 35 3T 403 New York 51 26 167 8t Louis 21 57 30- 3PITTSBUEG WINS EASILY Fifteen Hits Are Made Off the Three Cardinal Twirlers St June 26 Plttsburg had no winning from St Louis this afternoon 10 to 1 The visitors hit thc St Louis pitcher hard while Maddox was effective Louis RHOAE Shaw 02100 Thorns cf 11200 Charlei M 3b Murray cf Clarke If If 0 0 1 0 0 Wiener M 13150K- armoad p 0 2 1 3 2 Maddox p p 00100 Totals 10152T12 0 BHss c 00100 Totals 1 02719 3i St Louis 0000000011 Plttslmrz 01002601 010- Twobase bits Murray Clarke Wagner Three b kiULeacfa Thomas Shaw Murray Sacrifice MiffClarke Swadna Charles Kooey Stolen bees 2 Swadna lilt by pitcherBy Ray Wild pitcbe RayjBond 1 HJgglnboUwra I Sallae 1 Bases off ballsOS Raymond 4 oIl Maddox 1 Struck ontBy Raymond 2 by Med dor 2 by HfegtaboUum L Left on basesSt Lorfe 5 Pittsbwrp 9 Umpire Mr EmsHe Time of came1 hour and K minutes McGINNITY DEFEATS BOSTON Devlin ionic Run Aids Giants In Gnliiinf a Wclleurncd Victory New York June 36 AIcGlnolty pitched a clever game today and defeated the Bostons Devlins homo run in one inning and a force hit a base on balls and an out in another gave the New two runs Score fleets RHOAE New York RIIOAB t 1 1 Mettle 3bI 0220fG- aaa lb 8 9 1 0 1 3 1 0 1 r Doalin rf 001 Oabien as 2 2 3 tf Ltarlta 1 1 2 nanpifan 3b till MMonu 0 1 1 e I Irid L ss 1 1 0 FtaJMrtr P 1 2 MeUiadty p 1 1 1 4 Totals 0 39110 II 2 82713 1 Xmr Tori 00000110 xJ Lilt oa baMtNcw York 10 7 Pint bw oa bafcOff IteOtoaltr 4 off PW rty 4 otilBj XcOiaaity S by ITabertj L hose raaDerna SMrifloe bKlUwUfau Wild plteb nakatty DfapfcasMtMn JoJuMtooe and KJ Tfaa euae 1 hear aad 35 mtaatcs iTInafliiUo CUBS MAKE HITS COUNT flatted Out o thee Box but Rhode Does AVclI Chicago June KCblc go placed the hits to better advantage in a vigorous Spade was batted off the slab showing flneJy in the rest of the game Even wrenched aa ankleand wJilbe lakl up for days Score R n o A rf Ill U tt 1 11019 St Weidt 3b 1 1 1 SSSlb 1211 JMtrary nJ Total U ii 1 Totals CHSfU 3 Ran far Brers fa the ISsued for Rtwdts lathe Blntfa- ChioiKO 21030200 ig- s r Left on bam CMcaao 7 Cfoetemti 4 Tao4 se hhMowrty Tbmbaw MtLoberL Hrane XAen Serlfle UttSbeekiMd Fraser Stole baseaKftn Fraaer Doable ptajrItms to Tinker to Ckanre Base oa balbOff FnMr 2 oil Spade 2 oft RhoaX 2 Strode oiitBy Frau 4 by Spade 1 by Rhodes 4 lIlt by Frwer 1 by Rhodes L UapimMMKi lUMUcriMm ad Kicrn Time of game 2 bows sad H ratmtes At teadoace 4JM MARQUETTE LEAGUE Marines Defeat Picked Team St Peters A pa In Forfeit STANDING OF TMB TEAMS St Peters failed to put In an appear ance yesterday on schedule time and the game was awarded to the Marines by forfeit The Marines downed a picked team In an exhibition contest by 11 to 4 Scoro ltowcr If 1 2 1 6 01 Raw II- Dowtf e 1 1 Jb 1 w A Ward ss Madden 3fa cf 2800 c 10221 Jeakiai 110 of 0100 Ikll rf 0 121 Webster pai 0 0 0 1 GR p ss 0 1 I Totals 4 81312 1 Madden out hit by betted belL Martoes 3 0 T 0 1 x11 l icJied Team 0 4 Loft en basesMarines 6 Picked Teem 5 First bane on ballsOS Gibra 1 off Webater 1 ofT blues L lilts madoOfl Glbpon 8 ofT Wobetar 3 off Collins C Struck out By Webster 1 br GibMm 2 Home runoW nl Dab Threebase hit Harlick Tirobase bitsJenkins i Stolen hues Berth Dowtl Snyder Pallas Dugan Double Dtejrs Ward to Kane Bell to Kane Matcher to Ward to Hit by pttcboa By Gibson L- Passfd ball Pallasi Umpire Mr Clcreland Time of c me 1 hour and 10 mimIcs j N I J Cninnlu 31 2 l 2 Luis Sore n n 0 0 5 3 0 2 2 3 3 6 1 2 1 1 0 1 2 4 0 0 L 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wager York c G rr e e X e I 8- e 8 4 1 > 5 E Tot t Spade bee CInolsatti Ii 1 1 If 1 e 1tUi at bulb 8 1 b 1 C 3 e I 1 1 3 rf 0 Tiabr p 1 J Th 1 0 1 1 e 1 1 e 8 1 e ss W L Pet I W L Pot Rt 1 11 JMIj t eat S I ro 81i ler 3 11 N UoMotis S m St 3 1- T4aJs GmcSt 1octs no st Yinantll at aad D at Wf DerItct Jb 2 2 1 3 0 on M p 0 0 I 2 e 2 2 e 4 1 3 8 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 2 2 1f1 1 2 ole I Gatt e Causes rl 0 1 G lIltun 2 0 0 0 4 Kane l t r B clV Brooklyn 36 368 Leach onetoby lb 0 012 4 0 2b 1 1 1 2 0 c 2 1 13 YTh13b 0005OWtIeeirf 13100 lftsonc 00210 isuasist 0 III I Touse lit 3k 0 0 I 2 3 0 2 00 hoito DaM truck 0 s several RHOAX iof I Ill I 1163 averiTh II 132 I Pmerp 1102 I Mdeaf 0 I four Ch1l1ilLtI run 2 Mssleee S 2 SIt 7 P3515 0 IIHOAE PkbedTam RHOAE Ol911ChbUl2b 00220 2 I 9 0 Totals 0 < ¬ > > > ° INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE Ninth Street Team Wins Interesting Cnnic front Gnrley STANDING OP TIlE TEAMS i Pet w r pet WaldiAC 5 4 2 9 1S- 2Todays game Wallach Athletic Club TS Man hattans at McDsritts Field at 530 Tho Gurley Athletic Club lost an in teresting gamo to the Ninth Street Christian Church team yesterday by 13 to 12 Suess led at tho bat with three hits Scoro GAO RHOAE Ninth St RHQAE OR cf 01200 Rhode so If 1 2 0 0 a n n 2b 00110 2b lb 11711 3t 1 0 1 1 1 neWt cf ss 2 1 2 3 0 Burland p 01201 c 2 210 0 0 Wilcox 10000 p 2 2 0 3 0 Lee If 21200 Totals 121124 8 31 ToWs 13 821 8 4 Guricy A C 112 Ninth Street 1314030 1 13 Left on bascsCurtcy A C 4 Street 7 First baso on balls 01 Datls 7 off Burland 6 Struck out By Darls 10 by Burland 5 Rome run Threebase hltsSac Donnelly Dartss Twobate Donovan ilhodcs Fowler Sacrifice bitsRhodes Sine Stolen tasoDon nelly Falconer 3 King Fowler t2 Double plays Bnrland to Hota Sues to Lang lIlt by pitcher By Davis Wild pltchcsDaris Borland PASsed cams 1 hour and 0 minutes v I Twining AC 10 2 C 7 7 5Q0 C 4 636 NInth SuCct 3 6 3D 56G 0 1 I onDelIr Lang 2 0 1 3 0 b e Jinl Ti 3 2 1 0 I Fowler lb 2 4 1 I 0 1 0 e 0 par o o 2 3 3 o 3 Inth bib I I ballsPulliam 3 UmplreIr Buckley Tim of j J 133 A 7 Manluttans 4 I 1 1 7 0 1 c 3 3 8 3 0 0 Sees ¬ ¬ > = FIVE GREIi READY Columbia Slight Favorite in Big Race on Hudson SYRACUSE IS WELL LIKED AltliooRrh Damaged Shell May Keep Snit City Crew from Winning In dlcationa Are that Syracuse Will Bo First or Second at the Finish Cornell Is Considered the Outsider Poughkeopslo N Y June 26 On tho eve of tho intercollegiate regatta which will be rowed over the historic Highland course tomorrow afternoon Poughkoepsle and Its gathering of hilarious college men are on tiptoe with suppressed excitement which will find vent in wild cheering when the rival crews start in tho heart- breaking struggle for the premier aquatic honors for the season of 1905 Uncertainty vies with uncertainty and though Columbia Is rated as the favorite In the big event of the day the varsity race not even the most sanguine sup- porter of tho Blue and Whlto Is conf- ident that that prediction will become rec- ord Probably not in years has tho out- come been so complex as this season on tho day before tho regatta On the con- trary tho rule has been that picking the winner in tho senior event at least was no great task That tho poor condition Of the Cornell crews has much to do with the doubtfulness is freely admitted With tho unfortunate accident to tho Syracuso shell the stock of tho wearers of the Orange has dropped considerably and now the upState men are looked upon with more favor for second place than first The bookmakers have made Syracuse the favorite at 8 to S Columbia S to 1 Pennsylvania 4 to 1 Wisconsin I to J and Cornell Id to 1 It is thought that Columbia will jump into first place and it Is generally admitted that if for no other reason than the inflow of Cornell money at the attractive odds tuotad the Ithacon stock will rise rapidly Columbia IM Favored Tho opinions of seven of the experts gathered here on the outcome of the con- test in each event are given below in tabulated form The figures in each event Indicate the position that they believe the crews will bold when they era line VARSITY POUUOARBD RACK yrCM 1 1 S 1 1 1 2 PemMurlMMht S S 2 J Coraall OhaU 2 S 1 4 I 3 PKHGIIMBK POUfeOAKK RACK dtaatMa CocaeQ Byncase Wtocooita J 4 PeaiMytvMfe f S VARSITY BIGHTOARJBD RACK a Iraofc Cornell S 2 2 2 4 4 YttftOMMta 4 4 5 5 i i As a preliminary to tomorrows regatta a raM between the three fours represent- ing Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania was rowed this afternoon The race is known as the gentlemens fours and was won easily by Columbia which crew showed magnificent form and won from tho crack of the referees pistol Cornell was second a length behind The Penn- sylvania scrubs came in eighteen seconds after Columbia and fourteen seconds af- ter Cornell Over Mile anti n Unit Course The race was over a mile and onehalf course that began opposite the Columbia boathouse and ended opposite the Penn- sylvania boathouse The referee was Harry II Van Cleat Cornell SI of Poughkeepsle and the official timers wore R W Phelps of Syracuse and Dr A S Hotaling also of Syracuse It was a delightful scene on the river this afternoon with the two big review steamers standing out majestically on the bosom of the water while about then flitted small craft of all descriptions gayly bedecked with flags and bunting and carrying pleasure parties in great num the 4 S C 4 4 I J 1 < 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 S J J 3 3 5 3 4 4 4 S 5 I J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 J 4 4 3 3 S I I 2 2 2 2- 2 2 2 4 4 I Cs4 racsee 2 C 2 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hers Added to this there were the launches of the coaches the rowboats of the local enthusiasts and the crews themselves all making a conglomeration of coloring that created a picture of the most charming sort All is wen so comes tho report from the many boathouses late tonight the men are in bed all are well and every one Is ready for tomorrows crowning events MINOR LEAGUES ESTER LEAGUE- At Jersey Cttj Toroato J Jersey Cltr 5 At Newarkltatfato S Newark 6 At Baluaore Rochester 7 BaHimcre 9 At Prertdeaee Meotnal t Prorideaea 9 AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO- NAt PaulSt PanLTTcotaabBs L- At Kansas City Toledo 3 Kisses City 6 At MimteapoUs lBdianapone 4 MtaaeapoHs a At Mflvraekte I utorflte 1 Milwairicte I TRISTATE LEAGUE- At Lancastc Hanisburs 2 Lancaster L- At WitolngtouFirst game Altcom 9 Wtailoj- toa 6 Second gene AKdooa 6 Wllndngton TrcatonJobnstown 4 Trenton X At ReadlnsFirst game 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You know what we unlined Serges Flannels and dressy dapper suits that are weightless and cool To go into detail wed have to describe fifty or more styles Thats twice as many as youll find in any other store in town But bigness is not the only advantage of our stock of tropical clothing In the matters of tailoring and distinctiveness it stands out as preeminently best Many of the fabrics were woven expressly for us Those that were not are confined to us exclusively Being expertly tailored they overcome that objection youve had reason to make to the average neglige suit purchased elsewhere namely of not holding its shape Ours will Theyll be satisfactory in every way Accept that as a guarantee between us Hcaatofoot Outfitters Pa Ave and Ninth St j meanthe Worstedsthose 1500 to 35M0 I H COLUMBIA LEAGUE cklxiKton Captures a Sensational Game from AVawhinjcton llclelits STANDING OK THE TRAMS W L Pet W L teL cMgdoB 11 4 TBiXetropoHUm i M I J 5 11 MffNMtoB M ff I I WaiLHcfeto 1 7 IS- Todays iMMXetroiMttteM w BroofcWd at Although game in Columbia League WM won by a large margin It was one of the sensational contests witnessed on the Columbia grounds this year The team triumphed over the Washington Heights team by 11 to t A triple play by Umbtuich Hayden and Lewis in the fourth toning took all the life oat of the Heights team and front that time on they were in the air In the ninth they made a faint effort to push across but a double play by Steeeer Hayden and Lewis blasted their last hope for a victory Madduxs home run drive in the sixth with a man on first was the batting feature of the game it being the longest hit ever recorded on the Columbia grounds Stolers catch of a high fly oft Prices bat in the flfth which went back of third lines was one of the fielding features Score AH WMhHu KJIOA- HJl 1 I Cnse rf Totals 11 7Si 3 ToUk J IMK 4 KekiSftoi 131 xU Washington Heights SSllfS3 Earned ntwKddnetan X Eektagton 2 Washington Height L LeSt a- baMfrEefctectoo 5 Waahiagtra 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Chaiabersburg Doane was taken out of the box in the eighth inning on account of his wildness and Fanwell finished the game In the second halt of the thirteenth with two men out Capt Brown of Hagerstown hit out a home run Score KHE MISERABLE SUPPORT GIVEN Stewart of Lynchburg Not In Best Form nnd Danville Wins Special to Tbe WaahiactM ReaM Lynchburg Va June Jfc Stewart was not in his best form today and he ha miserable support in the early stages Those conditions coupled with his own wildness grave the game to Danville 4 to 3 Danville played hatter ball In tbe but the locals wielded the bat bet- ter getting the only earned run of the contest Score I RH B Lyndlwrs 0000200163 6 5 DaatMl 6 S- BattasfeeStawiirt sal Weatfeie Walsh sad Ryan UavbMr Harry Oettfc Norfolk Ij Roanoke O Special to The Wall HoraW Norfolk Va Juno 91 Six bases on balls to Bonnar a sacrifice by Jackson and a twobase hit against rightHeld fence by Tetger gave tho champions one run and the gamo this afternoon Score HH B Roanoke 000000000t 2 Norfolk 100 y 80sl 4 Batteries Vcratitte aid Racadale Pesto aDd Smith Urapfeeilr Mace Portsmouth 0 Illchmonil 1 Special to The WaebiactaM HeraW Richmond Va June 26 Portsmouth batted hard In the gamo this afternoon and won from Richmond In fine style score of C to 1 Hallman allowed but two hits and the only run scored by the league loaders was due to errors was batted out of the box after tour straight singles had bun made off him in the fourth inning and was succeeded by Sparks who Sold the visitors to three lifts during the rest of the game Score- R II B Richmond 00000610 l 2 I Portsmouth ll 4 e018GW 3 Batteriae Howard and Sparks Messltt and Cowan Uallman and Smith Md 1 Q 2 I 2 I and Deem JIaDnIt sal Wilier b field 2 ole 0 0 e 0 11 bo- a Chambeabeig 9 0 III II II 2- Uageua40ws 02111100010381t I- BMt1eCbeabersburg 3obse MCCSrSOI- JUsgerstown How- ard ¬ ¬ CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE Columbia Defeats Bloomlngd Aided l y Loners Errors STANDING OF TIll TKA- MJP fay Cnxiaaaal PitaUng Otihe w at Ckpftal Oty Part Mot suet at streets aortbeae Sdl The Columbia Athletic Club proftUtee by the mlspiays of the Btoootta eMi easily defeated the youngsters et Aa league yesterday by IS to 2 Buscber worked bard but his efforts were unavailing as CohmtWa dub when it did not hit opportunely vttea aided by errors Score CAC RHOAB MoomiWe RHOAB Taylor 1 cf 1 rf 231 18- m f 1 I 4 2 i- rT f x i- Atehfcoa ek 1 Jb 3 3 1 l Heater V l- a e 1 111 3 f 2 2 S I Bin ian I11S vl e f I Tbtab Batted for Klopte la atetb iariac 21- Fkai laa ay enoraODhHaUa 1 Left OR hamCote PInt baM M talkOff BoMtor 4 off ilrteieK 1 8tnek oatBy Bwcber I by Mefiter B Two taM UteBoMber 8kri ar CS Moor 9- Meecer Ktetoa Stoles tarnTaylor Kttrnn AtdUMM n Haaky Doobfe pkyAtaMua te MnOen to Clear JUt by ptteher By holler Will pitebnBaidMr X Pined tatkDanaO 1 Uw- pireMr llaAaaa Taaa of 0ual hoar aad AFTER WINCHESEBE TEAM Petersburg Opens XcKOtiations for Transfer of BnUcrs Aggregation Siwdal to The Waahiagton Herald Winchester Va June 26 Negotiations are pending for the transfer of the Win- chester baseball team to Petersburg Va Manager Baker has been offered 2jM and other inducements to take his team to Petersburg for the remainder of the season and the deal will likely be tomorrow There is gloom In the baseball camp here tonight as a i suitThe failure of Marttasborg to put a team la tbe this season broke up the circuit and as the locals have had no real rivals interest in the game had dwindled until the total is being run at a big lose Undoubtedly Xanagei Baker has gotten together tbe fastest amateur team ever seen in this section Only two games have been lost since the opening te May and of the last eight games seven have been scored BROOKLATCD BEATEN AG TNT Winchester Blanks Local Team to Third Successive Time Special to The WMUactoa ReaM Winchester Va June 38 Winchester administered the third successive coat or whitewash to the Brookland D C team at Reservoir Park this afternoon 6 to f Johnson held the visitors to four scattered beside striking out eight Green was pounded for eleven hits and his support was of the Bush League order toward the close of the game Cy McDonald and Duggan led the locals at the bat Batteries Winchester Johnson and Mabry Brookland Green and Graves AMATEUR BASEBALL The Texas Gloats want gasses with teens imaf ffteea to seventeen yeara Liaeap McCoy and ONe pHefcew Robbitt and Callor Oallor irK base Walker secoad base Tketayaea- Uunl Joe Callow shortstop Power ceute Md lisle rW t kid and Gibe left field YEW ENGLAND LEAGUE At LawreaeeLawreace 9 Lynn L- At WorcesterNew Bedford 8 Worcester BmkfcsoUareiWn I Bracktoa 7 3 Fall Hirer 2 WESTERN LEAGUE At FacbfoPaebio 5 Oaaba 4 At Des Meiate Dee Maine 1 Sioux City flL At DearerDearer C Llwcote Wonder What Mertz Will Say Today We guarantee the fabrics mm and MERTZ CO 906 F St I L BI I t 5 1iRIIId I i I A 3- I at the I d t lb i 2 e 5 1 Z Co 1 1 t 111 MeGee J I i 115 A MUll I r So IS hits kIt L- At At 5 of 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NATIONALS LEAD ALL WAY
Pile Up Six Runs In Last Two Innlngw when McGulrea Inflcldcra-Dniich Poor Tliro va to First BanePrnltt Knocked Out of Box and IsRelieved by Burclicll in
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shook up tho batting order of tho Nationals for the final game in Boston sootFred Falkonberg into pitch and pulledoff an 8toO victory thus quitting ovenon tho series of four games
There was nothing to it but Washington from tho start until tho finish al-though tho Red Sox wore within striklug distance all tho time until the eighthinning when tho visitors added threeruns to the two already made
Theao three runs came after the aideshould have boon retired Wagners wildthrow with two out and Qymor on thirdwas followed by a single by Freeman anda double by McBride This sent MoGulres hired men into the air and theywere still thero in tho ninth only moro
eoFor a starter In the flnal session Altlzer hit on oasy grounder to Wagnerwhich the latter threw into the groundat just as he had done on his chancein the previous inning Shlpko sacrlflood Clymer was thrown out at first byWagner the Boston shortstop makingthe first decent throw that has been madeto fIrst in more than a week Seeingthat the Boston Infteld was mussing upthings Ganley and Milan bunted andboth were sale on wild throws to firstby Burchell on one and by Gardner-on the othert Burchells pitching be-came erratic about this time and hetent In one that lOt away from McFarland and followed this by giving Streota pass Gardner then thought it was upt him to put on a few trills and hemade a mes of Freemans bunt all ofWhich was good for three more runs forthe Nationals
Get Two TnlllcsThe runs made early In the maUnee
arid which would have been enough towin came in this way In the first inring after Altizer had been retired PruittMt Shlpke The latter stole second andscored on Ganleys after Ciymer hadfl d to Thoney
The second run was made In the flfthly Falkenberg who led off with a singlewas wicrillced to second by Alttzer Shtpkewas passed and both moved along a basec n a passed ball the former scoring onClymers sacriflce fly to Sullivan
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to hit into a double play retiringtiio side
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ATHLETICS WIN ANOTHER
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HOWELL IN GOOD FORM
St Louis Browns Continue TheirWinning Streak at Detroit
Detroit Juno 26 Hawaiis spit ballwas working well in critical stages of todays gamo and but for Hoffmans boot-ing three singles far aflold Detroit wouldnot have been contender after tho
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NAPS TAKE THREE STRAIGHT
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Cleveland June 36 Errors by Isbelland Walsh in the second inning of todays game gavo the Nape three runsand clinched for Cleveland the thirdstraight game of the Chicago series An-other run was earned by hitting whlloRhoadee was bit saftlclently to score twofor Sox the final score being 4 to 2Score
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Beard of Trade game at National ParkthIs afternoon
Geyer the Columbus pitcher has lostthree 1 to 0 games this year in nine tenand eleven innings
Pittsburg and Cincinnati are now ovenfor the season each club having beatonthe other six times
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Waugh team made a record of nlnoteenerrors In the gamo with Fifth yesterdayIn the Sunday School League The scorewas 22 to 3
Amos Bugle the once great pitcher ofthe New York Giants wilt umpire Plusburgs exhibition game at Bicknell Ind
TuesdayIf the St Louis American League club
can maintain its present speed tho teamwill have to bo reckoned with as a cham-pion factor this year
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I have been pitching ball for fifteensays Jack Taylor and I thinkI am about as ready to go as far againsta batter as any of thorn Yet this youngParson Columbus new pitcher has It onmo in one way Sunday at Kansas Cityho curved them over with runners on thobases and two and three on tho batterNot for this old man
Tho last big leaguo performances ofVirgil Garvin who has Ju t died in Texaswere with Brooklyn and the New YorkAmericans In 1004 With tho former teamhe got into trouble In St Louis and wasreleased During tho past three seasonsGarvln played ball on the Pacific CoastDuring his career ho also played withNewark Milwaukee and the Chicago Na-tionals and Americans
fans are raving over tho showIng made by the Pirates recently Thoacquisition of Roy Thomas added untoldstrength to the team while the Improvement in tho batting of Wilson and Kanehas been ot more than material assistarfco and this combination has served topull several hard games out of the holeBut the most pleasing feature of theEastern trip has been the groat formshown by tho pitchers All have beenperforming In a consistent manner
Tho Intense heat this week has workedwith telling results among tho bull tossors At Brooklyn Low Moron tho Quak-er fllnger had to quit and In a St LouisCleveland game both Helnlo Bergerand Big Bill Dlneen succumbed Swaclnaand NIles wero other big league vlctlsAlso at Baltimore Archer the oxDetroit catcher now playing with Buffaloin the Eastern League was overcome bythe heat and hd three physicians worklag over him before ho revived Ills caseIs a porlous one x
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LAWSON A BANKRUPT
Promoter Lost Heavily inUnion League Venture
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Former Lender at Outlaws ShowDebts in Philadelphia BaltimoreRendIng nnd Thin City Oiveu 300in Rent for Local Park but Larseat Item Is on Promissory Notch
Special to The WasMnston HeraldPhiladelphia Pa Juno 26 Albert W
Lawson president of tho dofunct UnionLeague was adjudged a voluntary bank-rupt In the United States District Courttoday Tho petition shows debts incurredin financing tho Union League amounting-to 3840696 and assets of 14L
Tho liabilities include 54800 which rep-resents promissory notes and a writtenguarantee to repurchase stock of thePhiladelphia Union League club Thereare also expenses scheduled by tho
manager amounting to about 3000which was spont In making Improvemonts on the grounds in this city and atReading and Baltimore
Tho orstwhllo magnate also owes 7000rental on tho local grounds and IWO ontho Union grounds In Washington D C
Tho court has appointed Edward PHoffman as referee to straighten out af-fairs
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
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Tho E J Murphy Company had awalkover yesterday at Eighth and Florida avenue northeast defeating the OE Howard Company by 19 to i
Fifteen men faced Evans who startedIn the box for tho Printers Four reached first base on slipups and three onhoses on balls which coupled with sixhits netted eleven runs
J OBrien pitched a good game for thePalntmen keeping hits well scatteredand pulling himself out of several badholes Home runs by Schaffer and Widmaytr were tho features Serre
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Fifth Defeats AVau h in Comedy ofErrors by 13 to 3
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Trainmen Defeat the Coach YnrdTeam by Heavy Slitting
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
York 2f Boston OChicago S Cincinnati 5-
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Fifteen Hits Are Made Off the ThreeCardinal Twirlers
St June 26 Plttsburg had nowinning from St Louis this
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McGINNITY DEFEATS BOSTON
Devlin ionic Run Aids Giants InGnliiinf a Wclleurncd Victory
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE
Marines Defeat Picked Team StPeters A pa In ForfeitSTANDING OF TMB TEAMS
St Peters failed to put In an appearance yesterday on schedule time and thegame was awarded to the Marines byforfeit
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Ninth Street Team Wins InterestingCnnic front Gnrley
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Tho Gurley Athletic Club lost an interesting gamo to the Ninth StreetChristian Church team yesterday by 13to 12
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Columbia Slight Favorite inBig Race on Hudson
SYRACUSE IS WELL LIKED
AltliooRrh Damaged Shell May KeepSnit City Crew from Winning Indlcationa Are that Syracuse WillBo First or Second at the FinishCornell Is Considered the Outsider
Poughkeopslo N Y June 26 On thoeve of tho intercollegiate regatta whichwill be rowed over the historic Highlandcourse tomorrow afternoon Poughkoepsleand Its gathering of hilarious college menare on tiptoe with suppressed excitementwhich will find vent in wild cheeringwhen the rival crews start in tho heart-breaking struggle for the premier aquatichonors for the season of 1905
Uncertainty vies with uncertainty andthough Columbia Is rated as the favoriteIn the big event of the day the varsityrace not even the most sanguine sup-porter of tho Blue and Whlto Is conf-ident that that prediction will become rec-ord Probably not in years has tho out-come been so complex as this season ontho day before tho regatta On the con-trary tho rule has been that picking thewinner in tho senior event at least was nogreat task That tho poor condition Ofthe Cornell crews has much to do withthe doubtfulness is freely admitted
With tho unfortunate accident to thoSyracuso shell the stock of tho wearersof the Orange has dropped considerablyand now the upState men are lookedupon with more favor for second placethan first
The bookmakers have made Syracusethe favorite at 8 to S Columbia S to 1Pennsylvania 4 to 1 Wisconsin I to Jand Cornell Id to 1 It is thought thatColumbia will jump into first place andit Is generally admitted that if for noother reason than the inflow of Cornellmoney at the attractive odds tuotad theIthacon stock will rise rapidly
Columbia IM FavoredTho opinions of seven of the experts
gathered here on the outcome of the con-test in each event are given below intabulated form The figures in each eventIndicate the position that they believe thecrews will bold when they era line
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As a preliminary to tomorrows regattaa raM between the three fours represent-ing Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvaniawas rowed this afternoon The race isknown as the gentlemens fours and waswon easily by Columbia which crewshowed magnificent form and won fromtho crack of the referees pistol Cornellwas second a length behind The Penn-sylvania scrubs came in eighteen secondsafter Columbia and fourteen seconds af-ter Cornell
Over Mile anti n Unit CourseThe race was over a mile and onehalf
course that began opposite the Columbiaboathouse and ended opposite the Penn-sylvania boathouse The referee wasHarry II Van Cleat Cornell SI ofPoughkeepsle and the official timers woreR W Phelps of Syracuse and Dr A SHotaling also of Syracuse
It was a delightful scene on the riverthis afternoon with the two big reviewsteamers standing out majestically onthe bosom of the water while about thenflitted small craft of all descriptionsgayly bedecked with flags and bunting andcarrying pleasure parties in great num
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All is wen so comes tho report fromthe many boathouses late tonight themen are in bed all are well and every oneIs ready for tomorrows crowning events
MINOR LEAGUES
ESTER LEAGUE-At Jersey Cttj Toroato J Jersey Cltr 5At Newarkltatfato S Newark 6At Baluaore Rochester 7 BaHimcre 9At Prertdeaee Meotnal t Prorideaea 9
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO-
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TRISTATE LEAGUE-
At Lancastc Hanisburs 2 Lancaster L-At WitolngtouFirst game Altcom 9 Wtailoj-
toa 6 Second gene AKdooa 6 WllndngtonTrcatonJobnstown 4 Trenton X
At ReadlnsFirst game WlUiampert i Readlag 4 Seined game 4 Heading 5
SOUTHERN LEAGUE-
At Blnnln jRm Atlanta 5 BinaiB am L-At Montiroaery Montgomery 2 NashrlUe L-At Now Orleans New Orleans 3 Littlo Kodc L-At MobileMobile 1 Momnbls 0
COTTON STATES LEAGUE-
At Gulfport FJrst game Gulfport 3 Columbus aSecond jpune Gulfport 2 CohK U ft
At JAcksotHFiist game Jackson 3 Meridian 0Second game Jackooo 0 Meridian 3
At Monroe Monroe 4 Vleksbarg 6
COXXECTICUT LEAGUE-
At BridKcportBridpaport 9 Mcrfden 3At WatcrburyWaterbury 6 New IlaTtin 5At llolyokc Hartford 9 HoJyoke 6At New BritainFirst game Springfield 10
Britain 0 Second game New Britain 7 Spring
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To go into detail wed have to describe fiftyor more styles Thats twice as many as youll findin any other store in town But bigness is not theonly advantage of our stock of tropical clothingIn the matters of tailoring and distinctiveness itstands out as preeminently best
Many of the fabrics were woven expressly for usThose that were not are confined to us exclusivelyBeing expertly tailored they overcome that objectionyouve had reason to make to the average negligesuit purchased elsewhere namely of not holding itsshape Ours will Theyll be satisfactory in everyway Accept that as a guarantee between us
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Although game in ColumbiaLeague WM won by a large margin Itwas one of the sensational contestswitnessed on the Columbia grounds thisyear The team triumphed overthe Washington Heights team by 11 to t
A triple play by Umbtuich Hayden andLewis in the fourth toning took all thelife oat of the Heights team and frontthat time on they were in the air In theninth they made a faint effort to push
across but a double play bySteeeer Hayden and Lewis blasted theirlast hope for a victory Madduxs homerun drive in the sixth with a man on firstwas the batting feature of the game itbeing the longest hit ever recorded on theColumbia grounds Stolers catch of ahigh fly oft Prices bat in the flfth whichwent back of third lines was one of thefielding features Score
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IInpcrntovrns Indifferent Work In-Field Causes Prolonged Game
Special to The Washington HeraldHagerstown June 36 As the result
of Indifferent playing on the part of Hagorstowri thirteen Innings were required todecide todays same between Hagerstown and Chaiabersburg Doane wastaken out of the box in the eighth inningon account of his wildness and Fanwellfinished the game In the second halt ofthe thirteenth with two men out CaptBrown of Hagerstown hit out a homerun Score
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MISERABLE SUPPORT GIVEN
Stewart of Lynchburg Not In BestForm nnd Danville Wins
Special to Tbe WaahiactM ReaMLynchburg Va June Jfc Stewart was
not in his best form today and he hamiserable support in the early stagesThose conditions coupled with his ownwildness grave the game to Danville4 to 3 Danville played hatter ball In tbe
but the locals wielded the bat bet-ter getting the only earned run of thecontest Score
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Richmond Va June 26 Portsmouthbatted hard In the gamo this afternoonand won from Richmond In fine style
score of C to 1 Hallman allowed buttwo hits and the only run scored by theleague loaders was due to errors
was batted out of the box after tourstraight singles had bun made off himin the fourth inning and was succeededby Sparks who Sold the visitors to threelifts during the rest of the game Score-
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Columbia Defeats BloomlngdAided l y Loners Errors
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AFTER WINCHESEBE TEAM
Petersburg Opens XcKOtiations forTransfer of BnUcrs Aggregation
Siwdal to The Waahiagton HeraldWinchester Va June 26 Negotiations
are pending for the transfer of the Win-chester baseball team to Petersburg Va
Manager Baker has been offered 2jMand other inducements to take his teamto Petersburg for the remainder of theseason and the deal will likely be
tomorrow There is gloom Inthe baseball camp here tonight as a isuitThe
failure of Marttasborg to put ateam la tbe this season broke upthe circuit and as the locals have hadno real rivals interest in the game haddwindled until the total is being run ata big lose
Undoubtedly Xanagei Baker has gottentogether tbe fastest amateur team everseen in this section Only two gameshave been lost since the opening te Mayand of the last eight games seven
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Winchester Blanks Local Team toThird Successive Time
Special to The WMUactoa ReaMWinchester Va June 38 Winchester
administered the third successive coat orwhitewash to the Brookland D C teamat Reservoir Park this afternoon 6 to fJohnson held the visitors to four scattered
beside striking out eightGreen was pounded for eleven hits and
his support was of the Bush Leagueorder toward the close of the game CyMcDonald and Duggan led the locals atthe bat Batteries Winchester Johnsonand Mabry Brookland Green and Graves
AMATEUR BASEBALL
The Texas Gloats want gasses with teens imafffteea to seventeen yeara Liaeap McCoy andONe pHefcew Robbitt and CallorOallor irK base Walker secoad base Tketayaea-Uunl Joe Callow shortstop Power ceuteMd lisle rW t kid and Gibe left field
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