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V j- THE WASHIXGTOK EEEAID, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911." Nationals Whitewash St. Louis Browns in Opening Encounter Browns Helpless Big League Races McAleer Fails YALE SHUT ODT Seen at a Glance BY 'TIGERS, 1 TOO . To Get Players The Avenue at Ninth Before Johnson TBSTERDAY'S RESULTS. Steve White Holds Elis Safe Here is the difference be- Washington, 13 St. Loals, O.x ' Philadelphia, 2 Chicago, 1. at All Stages. tween a man and a woman re- Tittvr York, St Detroit, 3. Boston for Cicotte, Collinsf Nationals Bat St. Louis Twirlers All Oyer the Lot, Boston, 5 Cleveland, 1. Has Nothing to Offer garding what they wear: New York. June 14. The nines Knocking Nelson arid Mitchell Out of GAMES Wagner, and Engle McBride Explains of Yale and Princeton played the third A woman pores over style v game 1911 Washington Lonlsi Washington. of their series at """ ' St. at Boneheaded Play Other Gossip. Jer- she know details the Box Score, 13 to. 0. Cleveland at Boaton. Park, Brooklyn, this afternoon, the news must sey Tigers, often on the dia- Clilcaso Mt Philadelphia. As was to be expected, there Is nothing writer asked McBride about It and the By WIX.LIAM FEET. ninth, after two had perished, when "Wa- Ne-- v mond and never mediocre, winning, 1 to to keep in fashion; a man is Detroit at York. In regard to shdrjBtop offered the following explana- Bobby Wallace's "Wanderers from St. llace and Rowan singled in turn, but doing with the Boston club 0. The Bulldog and the Bengal fought Criss ended the game with an easy fly obtaining Cicotte and Collins or tion. Ho said: "In that seventh inning, Louis were our honored guests at the STANDING OF THE CLUBS. PJtchers when was on first and Conroy up, each other with great obstinacy, but, as too busy he has too much to yester- which "Walker gathered in. --Todar- Inflelders Wagner and Engte. I I concrete castle In Seventh street was sure two were out- - When usually Is the case when It comes down Score. W. L. Pet. Win. Iass. McAleer had nothing to offer that day, showing here for the first time this The SSo 'Conny' field started to a pinch between these two rivals in do, so he puts his trust in some Detroit 37 U looks as If the ball to left I WASHINGTON. AB. JR. H. PO. A. E. Philadelphia. .33 17 ,C3 .650 that Boston wants, and it to did not to see baseball, had just season. 2 1 0 1 steal. I watch whether the Princetonlans that help- llUan. 1 24 21 M3 some Leaguo club would "Walter Johnson had the Browns if 5 1 4 11 1 0 Chicago other American the ball was caught, but kept right on moiety of superiority in steadiness and shop's clothes. Schaefer. lb Boston. 27 22 Tay- was all -- If 0 u,.t get these plajers If Owner John I. going to third. Before the bag less from the bell, and when It Walker, 5 New York. 26 .6(2 .551 I reached strength to turn' the outcome In their 2b 5 4 2 3 6 get I looked play- over, up thirteen Elberfeld, 112 2D .377 .339 lor Is sincere in wishing to rid of upand saw the St. "Louis Why rely upon a shop the Nationals counted 4 3 0 dereland favor. not Gessler. rf 1 2, IS .353 ers walking toward the bench. Rhody runs on fourteen hits, while the Brownie McBride, as 4 1 1 2 5 WASHINGTON. them. The score Is an approximate Index to St. Louis. IS JOB XL Wallace the ball In his hands and as band danced around a big white circle. Conroy, 3b 3 The exclusive story published In The had the game as It was played. The pitching that has a national reputation 100 0 morning I went to take my place at short Wal- may have been because. Manager Street, c 4 11 Washington Herald Tuesday to was capital on sides, the hit- It Johnson, p 4 2 16 1 Chicago was after Wag- lace tossed the ball to me. Then I heard both and McAleer was out of town, or, mayhap, 10 LEAGUE. the effect that for clothes-satisfactio- NATIONAL ner Js out In the a loud commotion toward first base. ting proportionately ethereal. Princeton put noth- 27 and Cicotte also borne because the St Louis twirlers Totals :..... 38 14 15 following dispatch from The Washing- Schaefer and Sheridan had both tumbled made four hits, and the Ells sprinkled ing on the ball at any rate, the hom ST LOUIS. AB. H. PO.Al YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. ton correspondent: to the fact that there were but two out their b'tting endeavors with three. With "P-B-" Clothes are superior 0 Herald's Boston folks won, so what's the difference? Sl.otten. cf .4 14. Although both motioned wildly to me to get bound lAbstin, . 4 , Boston, Mass., June and 'Schaf hitting; so skimpy, support was to way. says h 3b PlttshWg-- 4 Boston, 3, Sox, back. me in fabric and exclusive in style, Doc Gessler, who, by the .Meioan, rr...... 4 Managers Duffy, of the White and The thought struck that Hogan be a big factor. Two Yale errors counted is going to take a punch at the guy who Laporte, 2b McAleer, of Washington, have been hot had muffed the ball so I hiked over to In Princeton's , whereas Princeton dubbed him "Akoond of Swat." was the Hogan, Li... GAMES. upon the heels of President John I. Tay- third base As a matter of fact I never committed but one misplay, so that the while "P-B-" prices are no more real clean-u- p kid yesterday; a pair of Clarke, c... lor, with a viewSto getting Wagner, thought of going back to first, which I shade more dependable fielding on Prince- triples and single out of four times Wallace, ss Chicago. Collins, Cicotte, as well as Clyde En- part was one Influence In de- than you pay for commonplace a Rowan, Philadelphia at and could have easily done." ton's the up niH help get that bonus; and the best lb.. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. gle, who may also be put upon the mar- THe oldest Inhabitant can hardly re- termining the winner from the loser. triples crop- Nelson, p... Bos- pert of it all was that both Mitchell, p. Xe-- v York at St. Loniaj. ket, there Is nothing doing from a member such a play In Washington, and Also,, to show on what fine shades of clothes. ped out with two on the bags. Criss, p Pittsburg. ton standpoint, as all trades svggested as stated In the foregoing, McBride was superiority the victory depended, a base Into the Boaton at un- Germany Schaefer ripped by these visiting managers have been not the only one caught napping) as both hit was one of the mediums in the Midsummer Fashions in Brownie twirlers for a quartet of hits, Totals 35 0 9 21 10 4 qualifiedly turned down. Tigers' success, and the Tigers excelled dis- STANDING OF THE CLUBS. teams and the umpires apparently while Elberfeld grabbed two. This 4 x-- 13 Washington 3 0 6 1 0 0 0 When the benching of Wagner, the thought that when Hogan caught Con- Yale In hits by Just one. Men's Vear now being shown, play of bat music, coupled with a lot of Louis Lose. no-h- it St 0000000000 W. I. Tet. Win. Red Sox captain, and Engle, the roy's fly, the out retired the side. White came near pitching a Delding by the visitors which smacked Earned runs Washington, 4. First Chicago.. .. ,... 32 IS ,6t0 third baseman, were made public, Duffy 'game. One Yale hit was an infield prices ranging from of the btock yards, helped accumulate base by Washington, 3; Louis, New York...... 32 19 .SS .C3S Washington to Boston in by St .CM jumped from Is claimed by many who have scratch, another was nearly caught those thirteen runs. 1. "Left on bases Washington 4; St Philadelphia..... 31 21 J08 hope Taylor to hand over It $15 Stt the of luring new fielder. Walker, the abbreviated lad who played right to $40. Louts, 8. First Off Nel- Pittsburg...... 3 good ones, but John I. watched the left gal- Two Trrlrlcm Trimmed.! son, Mitchell, 1: 1; Louis 27 M0 M3 players for bad field for Princeton, and who made a sen- - 1; off off Criss, off 8t s lesson, DuftyVeft since he Joined the Nationals, that the Red Nelson, who last year pitched Johnson, 1. Innings pitched By Nelson, Cincinnati " .72 has learned his and lant try for It, the third was a clean Brooklyn IS .S3." .365 jesterday without the men he had hoped youngster does not stand up to the plate citinnni hall for the Akron club of the i; bv Mitchell. by Criss. 5. Hits short poke over second base by Badger. Be sure to the "P-B-" ' Oft 6; off Boston H .23 2U to obtain Duffy offered Zelder, an close enough When he fanned In the mo- see O A. League, was the first St Louis made Nelson. Mitchell. 3: oft a.. Two men. Sterrett and Hughes, P. i Criss. 5. Struck out-- By Johnson. 4; by who could not make a place on eighth Inning yesterday he swung at two worried second-clas- nopolized the hitting for Princeton, pitcher to get his bumps. Red Nelson, t, by Criss, 2. Three-bas- e hits a the White Sox team: Payne, a s UNITY SERGE the summer Two-bas- tip. counting him out in the manner of balls which breezed the outside coriier making two apiece. One of Hughes" hits through two innings and one-thi- of an- Gessler. (2) e hit Elberfeld. catcher, and Lange or Scott for bugs Immediately yelled, Stolen bas-- s Schaefer, McBride, Clarke. prize ring referee. and the was flukey, the other three were clean. suit sold with a guarantee to other and was yanked off the mound after Wagner, Carrlgan, and Cicotte, but he "They've got his weakness at last." support runs. play Hogan to Wallace to In the world to get the Except in one inning Hartwell's the Nationals had pounded out four Rowan. Hit by pitcher By Criss, 1 Hogan and Meloan were closely hadn't a chance If Uie fans will notice closely they will was equal to the demands made upon It, srs. give than satisfactory A outh named Mitchell with a subway (Milan). Criss. Umpires-Mes- was Boston trio. see that Walker uses a long bat and cool, you more watched by the fans, and It the McAleer hopes also, but all he and the young Yale lad pitched a hninhed Inning, and the home Egan and Sheridan. Time of had steps Into the ball like a veteran. It is game. de- shoot the game 1 35 consensus of opinion that both young- exchange was a choice of clever So far as hitting his collected just four more perfectly hour and minutes. could offer In more than likely that overanxlousness wear. folks sters wllUse heard froat later. pitchers for whom President Taylor evi- livery Is concerned, hi was fully as good runs. Then old Dode Criss stepped caused him to whiff when the bases were much opposing zero as a dently has not very much use. Taylor Is a entitled Every UNITY Suit is Into the breach, and, although reached Messrs. Elberfeld and Schaefer did all or loaded yesterday. At any rate. It as was White entitled to the zero fourth, was able to would consider a trade If Johnson bit early to criticise the newcomer. reward for a run in the ANNIVERSARY D ATA. the work In the seventh, the "Kid" hav- Milan figured, outside of these two which was his compensation. Both pitch- hold his. own until the eighth, when he but faultlessly tailored, and the while Schaefer had the men he does not seem to want anything Manager McBride announces that Tom ers had excellent control and It Is not was lambasted for three singles and a ing three assists, Taylor ad- college game Is waged of outs. Washington has. Preildent Hughes will be In the box for the Na- often that a with price is only , productive of four more tallies. same number McAleer had offered such merit in the box. One of the most startling plays In June 15 appears to be a strenuous day mitted that tionals against the Browns this afternoon, for our Achieving Athletes, even 'as was That stunt In the seventh, when the to trade, but that he had no one whom Nor were there any spasms of rattles. $15. history was recorded in the Nationals' all chance of while Manager Wallace will pitch eituer It side 1n field only two he could use. and that From an unemotional point of view. eighth when the Browns retired the yesterday our own back yard. Nationals took the with Washington club Barney Pelty or Jack Powell. was see a game, two George McBrldo dashed tempo- doing business with the a treat to srch but with out Our brave boys would have an even out showed somebody's tile was was off. there have been livelier and more excit- from first around to third on a fly ball. dope, rarily empty. The Boston Post said yesterday that two break, according to the with a McAleer Is stopping for a few days ing games In plenty between Nassau The Cap. thought at the time that real ball club not to mention the could not be located the deal between the Boston Nationals on were and figured that Conroy's fly loaded in the eighth with friends and and EH Men were not the bases out aggregation Bobby Wallace Is trying to With the bases In Boston and the Chicago Cubo has aroused more often enough to stir up thrills. to Hogan retired the side Strange to and one down, Walker tried to clean up SPORT w mind, whip- into shape. criticism and protest than any trade In The action of the game was confined RAIN SPOILS relate, the Browns ere of the same singled, "Mr. McAleer Is out of town on per- started baclJ to the bench. By the way, after looking at the game, but fanned. Elberfeld then two modern baseball In Boqton, and bids fair mostly to defense, and In this depart- for they scoring. and will not return until was no scarcity of hustle Somebody In the grand stand yelled, one wonders how rotten our Noble "Na- sonal business to develop will keep Presi ment there morning. 1 know nothing of his a scandal that scurry tinged with cayenne Agility Hej, there. McBnde, there are only two played to pre- Friday end AT ' tionals must have have sec getting dent Lynch and his directors busy for and sureness In handling sharply hit LATOHIA TRACK out, get on jour job Georg dashed sented those four games to Bobby's going to Boston to about over to third and the entire St Louis ball players for the Washington club" some time In covering the deal up. balls were often seen. Having more of Bluffers in the Mo. town this spring. CHIEFBENDERBEATS chances to cope with, the Tigers team rushed back on the held, .somebody Except that we dodged the cellar for Thus said Mrs. McAleer to the writer last Not only has the Boston populace these got hold of the ball and slammed It to shown unmistakably that the manage- looked a trifle faster in the field than the nonce, In achieving the task of suc night. their opponents, but each did well. Rowan at first base, finally putting cessfully swiping the pennies out of a The story to the effect that he was In ment has made a most unpopular move, Downpour JKeeps as he had left the bag before TO 1 consulting Capt. Sam White, at rhort for Prince- the Public out blind man's hat it was a ghastly exhibi- WHITE SOX, 2 Boston or the purpose of not only has Vice President Page stated ton; Hughes, first, and Worthlngton, the left fielder caught the ball. "Mac" tion. Owner John I. Taylor, of the Red Sox, it time to return to liut on whom that he will take legal action to have at third, blotted out swift licks along Guessing as to Winners. had plentj of first JDNB It for one or more of the players the ground, balls of the eldently became confused. R.H.E. B.H E. the Boston club has asked for waivers the trade set aside, but now the Cincin- Tail-- Jnhn Andprson stealinir sec- -, looXatiouals 0 3 1 Cleveland 2 6 0 big gamble. nati and New clubs filed pro- denorqinat'on. White was noticeably ahniit 1906 Nationals 10 15 5 Chirac-- ) 2 5 2 was a good gues and a York have fijll not Ten-innin- g: adept on ground balls. Score: ond with the bases and Merkle 1907 Nationals... . 1015 0 Detroit.. 0 6 5 Ontpitches Walsh tests to the head of the league. Cincinnati, Ohio, June 14. Just as the well, 1K8 1 S 3 ClcreUnd 2 2 in away GeorgeMc-Brld- e Yale. AB H O A E Princeton. AB H O A B touching the keystone sack the Nationals.... While McAleer Is They want the trade made null and 1 0 2 8 0 Detroit...... 1 Corey rf 4 0 111 Pendleton, cf 3 0 1 horses left the post in the third race probably felt the added duties of manager. He celerated void, claiming In Is 4 0 0 Ban- if 3 0 0 captain 4 9 1 fa-t- Louis...... 5 Battle. Is acting effect that it nothing Badger rf.... 13 10 manager and his, mind went woolgather- Job yesterday by more or less an obvious Stercna. If.... 3 0 3 0 0 H. White, ss.. 3 0 3 5 1 at Latonla this afternoon a heavy ralni Totals S3 7 12 14 his first crack at the than effort to McKean. 2b. 0 Rterrett. c 3 2 2 S 0 shortstopper is for- Totals...... U bone-head- 10 10 ing Anyway, the 3 one greatest strengthen Chicago, a club which shows Bennett. 2b.. 10 0 10 Pretfott. 2b.. 4 0 2 10 fell, which left the track in bad shape. pull off pulling off of the 3 0 0 0 0 given, if he promises not to this n In- signs going expense Ptillwell. ss . 3 0 0 2 0 Do Vito. rf. .. Took the aerrlanders plus the umpire seen local ball of back, at the of 1 3 0 0 3 0 The third race had the crowd guessing again plays ever at the Burdette. e... 3 1 4 0 Worth'ton, 3b. stunt nings to pull off this sketch. Philadelphia, June H. Big Chief Ben- term which the Boston team, already a hopeless r. Merritt, Z0..SZ 0 4 10 Hughes, lb.... 3 2 13 0 0 until the official number was posted. No looked like same yard. There is no other 1 2 0 0 3 0 Walter Johnson the Won. 3; lost 3. Areraje runs per esrae for The positive is Iteilly. lb 3 0 8 0 V. White, p.. der came back to life and beat some flfty statement made 2 1 0 3 0 one from grand could see old Walter es,terday He was never In 15; arera-- e 8 e. errors, could be applied, but at that HartweU. p... the stand the hits, Walsh 2 to 1 In a couple of 'umps that Graham, Curtis, and Collins were Carharf 0 0 0 Totals IT 4 2718 1 did not have to extend him- 114. For opponents: Buns, 2; hits, 6 errors, battle. When other ball players and a 10 horses going around th track on ac- danger, and slip-u- p offered to every club In league any stage. Brownies . the crisis came In the tenth, Hartsel was were fooled, and McBrlde's does the with Totals. 2iHii3 count of the heavy rain. Handzaretta self at True, the things consid- the stipulation a big bunch-o- f money hits, but seven or put on third to run for Thomas. When not look so foolish, all that 'Batted for Hartwell In ninth. plowed through the mud toward the reached him for nine P. S. Frenchy declares he Is entitled to should be paid to the Boston club In these came after two had gone. Johnson the substitution had been made B. Lord ered. Tale 000000000-- 0 closed and won out with a rush. an on kindergarten double play referred to Is described In de- addition to the players who would come Princeton x--1 good speed, also used his curve assist that so. The 00010000 had and hit the pill hard that Hartsel walked column. Last night the to Boston WILLIAM PECT. Run White. hit Sterrett. Stolen The fourth race was Intended as the ball frequently. play in the seventh. Looked like it at tail In another S. o'wing Frenchy's waving home. Score: base Hughs. Sacrifice 8. White. feature of the day, to the fact that. arms and shrill base on ballv-O- Hartwell, 1; off White, 1. Walker l"nn vrltli Three 'on. Chicago. ABHOAE rhila. AB H O A K First that it brought a number of the nomi- "sacre bleus." saprlstes," and 3 1 1 out By White. by Hartwell. L Double new recruit, "Red" Walker, added other Mclnme, rf.. 0 0 a Lord, U..,. 5 12 0 0 Struck 4, nees In the CHpsetta stakes together. The French words which Col. Linotype re- H. Lord. Jb.. 5 0 110 Stninfc. rf 4 0 4 0 0 to Reilly: 8tlllwell to Jferrltt; Pendle- to his average, also ,a Callahan. If., s 1 1 0 0 Collins. 2b..... 3 2 0 BUSINESS TENNIS PIRATES DEFEAT ton to S. V. White. Umpires Messrs. Stafford and Star Jasmine, a very warm favorite, another hit but fuses to print were feature of the funny Bodie. 4 0 0 15 rf..... 13 Baker. 3b. 3 10 3 0 Sternberg. Time rf game 1 hour and 50 minutes. purse. struck out once with the bases full. At situation. Zelder, ss..... 3 0 12 0 Mclnnis, lb... 4 1 12 0 0 walked away with the Governor P. P. S. Dear Special Delivery Tsnnerdll. 2b. 4 1 2 3 0 Murphr. rf.... 4 0 Attendance 8.O0O. shipped that he looks good enough to hold down Fans: Mullen, 3 1 10 1 0 110 Gray was to Hamilton, Ontario, truly get any lb.... Barer, as...... 4 12 6 0 left field for the present Yours didn't of the first HulliTao, C... 4 2 9 2 0 Thomas, e 4 14 0 0 VICTORS RUSTLERS, 4 TO 3 this afternoon to start In the Hamilton or ride In the last yet Come again. Walsh, p 4 0 16 0 Bender, p 3 10 4 0 TEAM HOLY CE0SS DEFEATED. Clyde scor- 0 0 0 0 0 derby Saturday. Summaries; Milan ushered In the first ail-SB- Hansel! ...... Totals. RACE furlongs. ing spasm by reaching second when La- 34 0 Has Easy Time with FIRST Five NOTES OF THE GAME. Totals. 8J01S Harvard 108 (Loftus). J7.90, won. Judge porte and Wallace collided after the 'One out when winnlnt run scored. Rivals, "Winnlntr lO to B. Sale, 1M Koerner), $7.00. second; B'Alry. tRan for Thomas in tenth. 14. Tennessee filer's hoist to short center. Johnson is himself again once more. Connecticut Club on McKeclmie Again Crosses the Cambridge, June Harvard defeated 1M (Taplin), $6, third. Time. 1 01. The Chicago. 0--1 Defeats dia- Reach, Mexico, Terrible Dan, Alamltos Schaefer laid down a pretty bunt, beating Philadelphia 010000000 Holy Cross on the Soldiers' meld 'for 100000000 12 Vlley, Colonel, Holloway, and Johnny the throw, while Milan sneaked to third. Shotten and Austin, the first two up Runs TannehiU. Collins, Hartsel. Left on Stenographers' Courts. Plate with Winning Run. mond this afternoon in a loosely played Pitts also ran. Walker skipped a single past Wallace the (Browns,, were easy outs, Johnson fan- 8; Philadelphia. 7. contest, 10 to 5. The visitors literally SECOND RACE One and Sacrifice hit Baker. Double play Bender to Barer 106 (Rooney), and Milan crossed the plate Elberfeld's ning them. threw the game away, tossing the ball miles. Ben Lasca. to Mclnnis. Bases on ballsOff Walsh, 2; off recklessly about the field In an attempt JS, won; Mockler. 110 (Wilson). $3 10. sec- sharp grounder to Rowan forced Schaefer Bender, 4. Struck out By Walsh. 9; by Bender, 3. School tennis team Pittsburg. McKechnle, 107 (Mclntvre), 3.10, third. Rowan looks right clever at first, pick- The Business High June It Bill to catch vagrant Crimson base runners. ond: Belfast. at third base, but "Doc' Gessler drove ing low ones up "cleverly. Umpire Messrs, Dineen and Perrlne. Time of the Connecticut Club team yes- who leads a bride to the altar Time. 1:47 Jack P.. Naughty Lad, the half to the center field fence came 2 hours, and 10 minutes. defeated Score: Husky lad, Marlborough, and Plan for a terday afternoon In a return match on night amid social brilliancy, distinguished Ryan also ran. clean triple, sending home Walker and Is one R.H.E. Poor Judgment shown by some in the Business courts, by the score of 2 himself again by tallying the win- HarranL...... x 10 8 3 THIRD RACE Six furlongs. Hand- Elberfeld. McBride walked and YASXS BEAT TIGEES. 30007000 102 (McCahey). 519 30. Lady stole letting Groom gambol at short In prac- 1. doubles, Llbbey and ning run against team. Holy Cross...... 3 7 zaretta. won; Conroy matches to In the the Boston The 200012000V5 101 $63. Abra- but whiffed and Street foolishly arm Lloyd Batteries McKay, Dexter, and Howe; Dunn, Orlmar, (Kohn). second. tice and overtax his with Business defeated E. Rustlers lost, 4 to 3. Herzog"s wild throw 105 $21.70, made the third out Nelson to Rowan. Bad IThrovr by Casey Lets Winning Bridget for Lynch, and Kennedy. sion. (McTaggart). third. Time. snap throwing. Connecticut, put Ferry on Mc- 1:141-- d'Arc, June Sylves-trl- s, Elberfeld was safe in the Nationals' Rons Across Plate. and B. Lloyd, of the uiuo. second In the ninth. Jeanne W. 6- Veneta Strome, Roberta, Sona, third, when Wallace threw poorly to Spartacus Walker was there with the vNew York, June 14. The Tanks took by the scores of -C and 61. Kechnle ran for him, took third on HAEVAED OARSMEN W0EK. Etheida, and Royal Captive also ran Rowan Gessler singled. McBride drove wallop In scor- the opening game of the series from the The Business team displayed tne nest Clark's single, and scored on Byrne's FOURTH RACE Five furlongs Star the first when he singled, Dila- the bail safely to center, scoring Elber- 5 3. plen- they shown this year, and smash to middle. Score: Jasmine. 115 (Koerner). $4.50, won; ing Milan. Tigers to Errors were form have Have Stiff Endurance Tests and All Fore-to- p, feld, and this clout finished Nel-t-o- work, tory. 106 (Mountain), $8.30, second; Red tiful. game 'was tied when the with nearly perfect team defeated I'ittsbure. AB H O A E Boston. ARHOAE $11.30, Time, for Mitchell tok up the Leacb, cf 4 0 3 0 0 Sweeney, .... 3 1 3 0 0 Finish Well. 104 (Loftus). third. burden and Rowan showed work mentally in in easily, a. woya, oi 4 Emily, Bere- immediately passed fast Yanks went to bat the seventh, but a their opponents Cltrke. If...,. 4 2 0 0 tenner. ... 3 0 8 0 0 Red Top, Conn., June 14. The Harvard Upright, Mary and Wid Conroy. Street he first when be tossed Elberfeld's bad throw by Casey let Hartzell and Connecticut Club, and former West- Brrne. 3b 4 3 0 11 nice also ran. filed to Shotten, and then came the azner. ss... 4 2 14 0 er. rf 4 oarsmen were given stiff endurance tests RACE One three grounder to Austin, forcing Kid Cree across with the winning run. Score: defeated Morgan, J. Miller, 4 FIFTH and scratch singles in succession, by the at ern High School player, 2b.. 3 114 0 ingerton. If.... and none of them showed exhaus- Rock. 110 (Martin). $7.70. Johnson, O A B New 6--3. Hnnter.'lb miles. Dutch third. Detroit AB H Tort AB H O A E by eCbre of and 1 110 $4 80; sec- Milan, and Schaefer. the result being Jones. 0 Daniels, of Business, the 62 Irnn. lb ...... 309100 0 2 0 0 four-mi- spin this morning won: Discontent, (Kotrner), If .5 110 rf match, he tion after a 103 $8.10, four runs more, placing figures Na- Jkwh, u.. 4 0 4 3 0 Welter, rf .411103 13 0 0 As this was Morgan's first JVilion, rf.... 4 2 3 0 0 evening. ond; Exemplar, (Glass). third. the ln""th"e liibson. 4 0 3 0 0 and of eight miles this The 1:514-- Ridge. Swish, tionals S, 0 Gessler's drive for three sacks Ccnb. cr. s z 3 o o Hartzell. 3b... 4 naturally was a trifle unsteady, but he c..... Mattem, Time, Long Browns Jrairford.. . 5 1 0 0 0 3 11111 run. n 4 5 23 2S, scored two runs. was a clean- - rf Cree. If. 110 good enough tennis to prove that McHecfinie stroke was kept at from to with Oracle, and Butterball also ran. When Kid Elberfeld stepped to first 'It Ddehantr, 2b 4 2 10 0 0 Knight .. 2 13 10 showed Totals. 30 5f310 3 One theoat 1 4 Ste- .00000 spurts 34. Wray devoted SIXTH RACE and In the fourth, Dode cut drive, and an unusual one for Mortality.. Jb4 3 2 0 Chaee. lb 0 9 0 0 he will be a valuable man for the occasional at 109 (Glass). Criss was on the O'Leary, 2b... 4 10-4- 4 3 0 Lans.-dow- Totals. 34 12 2? 12 2 miles. Petronlus, mound "Doc," as It was to left center. Gardner. 3... 12 nographers next year. B. .Lloyd's most of his coaching to lengthening the 112 The Kid's greeting- was a er Csaey. c...... 2 0 S 1 2 Rweener, c.... 3 0 7 2 0 Ban for Ferry in $3.80. won; Tom Blgbee. (Kennedy), 0 0 0 0 3 this match. ninth. still clips shorL The fresh- into the left field pavilion. Gess-ler- 's Btanage. c... 0 Ford, p 10 10 stroke featured tOne oat when winning stroke, which $4. second: Stonestreet. ltt (Loftus), out. altogether Street's bases Urely. p.... Llbbey, TBuslness, defeated E. Lloyd nin scored. "varsity rowed back together 1:04. Beau Brummel also out, Laporte to Rowan, It isn't fault 110110 of Pittsburg men and third. Time. advanced Bummers, p... 10 10 Totals. m"725! 6- 6- LIbbey's 1 I half-mil- e to on with alarming 1 hv thr score of -4. -3. bril 00000003 and had a brush at ran. Elberfeld third, and his kldlets' are being stolen him Schailer ..... MOO reason Boston ,., OOOOOOOOS-- J Drake! 1 0 0 0 0 play was the prlnolpal ke, finish, 'varsity winning by a ' scampered home on a wild pitch. regularity. All the Washington pitchers liant net Byrne. J. Miner, jfeKechnie, the the Lloyd's BKffney, length. EACTNG 0ABD FOE Crisis Damped In give the runners a big lead, majung it Totals.... S7li24133 for defeat. R. Jliner. Ingerton. hits Wn-s-- Eighth. Tim Brldcet and Llbbey, of Kerry. hit-- In any of the extra hardT Xor the catchers. Batted for Casey eighth. Sacrifice J. jniler. Double plsys No changes were made Criss did a whole lot better, Is Lloyd B. Lloyd, Wagner Miller be made. until the for Summers in --. Business, defeated E. and to to Hunter; J. Miller to Wagner crews and none are likely to lBatied ninth. 6- Latonla. eighth, when Club, -2, B. to Hunter; R. Miller to Tenney. mumps ona-h- another batting spasm .Nelson hada prettjeoutcurve, and It Detroit .. ofthe Connecticut 61: Left on The danger of an epidemic of has FIRST four sxd seized home 101100000-- 3 Club, defeated Mor 10; Boston. 4. First en balls-- In the best the crowd, and four tallies baffled number of the Nationals, John New York x--5 Lloyd, of Connecticut Feny, Tenney. be passed and the men are all furlongs. a 03000002 -- . Berzcc (2). Sweeney; off Mattem. 10S more showed up. nans Jcoes, Delehsnty. Liref, Hartzell, Cree (Z), gan, of Business, - " T.nre. Ussd? Sue...... Street led off with a son, in the second, swinging feet from the """J. Hunter, Eyrne. Clarke. Leach. Struck out-- By of condition. btsge Girl....- .. no Three-as- Lloyd, of the Con- Rosa Tstrls - single to center, Knight Chase. hit Knight Business, defeated E. Ferry, 2 (K. Muter. Ingerton); by 3 Mrroae but was forced out at balk ' Delehanty. Mattem. Ksace is10a Sacrifice necticut Club, 64, 63. (Hunter (2), Wilson). Wild em. Touch., PonT Girl second on Johnson's roller. Milan was Bummers, Stolen bases Hartzell, Cree. Left on YALE CEEwB0WS. CudETjVlsli...... DoSMe . 1 Schaefer worked the delayed Messa. Eaten and Johnstone. Time of game Damson 119 hit by a pitched ball. Schaefer beat out "Dutch" bases Detroit. 11: "New Tcrk, 4. Bases on balls 1 hour and 40 11UDT f get- HUET. minutes. RACE nd npwird; six a bunt, filling the bases, and Walker steal in clever fash on In the second, JOIT Ford. 2; off 6ssiBien,'2; off (Lirely, 2. Struck TEIS SPEAKER Make Fair Time In First Spin Under BECOXD out By JrTora. Massed ball fnrlenri. fanned. Elberfeld singled, scoring John- ting" to third when Clarke's heave went t; or nvtmiei, Watch. 1 157 Bweeney. Umpires Messrs. Connollyi and O'Lough Red Sox VIBGlNIA LEAGUE. Toplsnd son and Milan, and then our old "friend wild. ? Clonter Is Injured In the Ferry, Conn.. June 14. The Yale Snreget J Inclement. 110 1m. Tune of game 1 hcur and M minutes, Gales High !Unj-- .. 110 Doc Gessler mussed up one Criss ' Victory Jfaps. over the four-mi- le Bobco. - lg of v Oer Roanoke, 3; varsity eight was sent Rompi. Atgonaut...... 110 fast ones to the extcntof a triple, the Although the Nationals, made one hit Boston. June 14. Although the Red Sox Richmond, 3. Winder. 113 three-e'rtp- McFarland After" KneeVoat course under the watch sailing roll- rs sec- Brotrn. y. Roanoke. Va., June 1C? Judxs Walton 113 bay, over Meloan'Ahead and and the Browns la the 14. won the Naps 5 to 1 here and since ing to bull sign. ond, score. Chicago. June Packey McFarland, from Richmond, seven their first attempt at time work THIRD RACE flie furlongv the Schaefer and Elber- the locals falledto part In battled innings to a tie --,.- , I stockyards t, the hoodoo played a prominent here ten days ago. They tt..n.n, 1M Rttor FIvmm W feld scored on the nrigjitj swat the wants a 3 to 3. Draper their arrival KK i Inciter. W game and as a result Trls Speaker and Verbout 26 stroke, raised Addle B - This ended the scoring. The Browns Nelson retired to' the, bench In the bout with "Knockout' Brown, of New the leg. pitched well,nelther receiving the best caught the water with a Tourist. 105 game with a wrenched of BACB-O- ne threatened to start something in the' third, aftor the first. three, roen got past Yorfcr He has offered to gaurantee J7.000 is out of the support. Score: the pace to 30 at the half mile, and FOURTH mile and strenty yards. inning, with the bases tull. 1& I na corner, fight In. Milwaukee, In the fifth 32 clip. The conditions were Bam Dance Hair...... the initial Mltchelltikia tip the to Brown for at each trying to stretch finished at a Fireman - H3 Burke...... 138- 3 - Speaker tripled, but on flood I Hal --. US curden. He finished the "spasm, and to make - pounds at o clock., Mc- "canote. 0 0 2 0 1 -3 only fair, with a turning and a Any I'ort.... 110 Colston - Into he slid onto the bag, ...jr and upward: six TDode" Criss was then introduces. T'arlflaid'jf h&Jt hpett sent to "Rrown It a lucnmoao...... ,... 0 1 0 0 0 2 1M3 T 3 cross wind, "but the showing was satis- FIFTH nrf wound his leg. Scoret s. who uVt'o has failed to Teply. opening an old in Batteries-Dra- and Cooper and Sbaozhnessy; Coach Kennedy coached the furlon-- factory. 1. W. 105 Tolson d'Or...... JJJ SNAP FOR MEN "Germany" had a. field day taerel'd. Boston. AB K O A B Verbout and Cowan. Ompires-Mes- srs. Connelly - t the bat ABHOAl TTnrtn rf. 4 z o o shell from a motorboat. Kaphold .... 4 i ami Eckmau. 'VSTSltV foUT iiocxr ounen ... to" wr hitting iafely the first three timet up, Seed fcaase at River VlejT. nTnv . a l1103 "i Uar&er. Zb.... 4 15 2 1 mi .oUmn !?ht and Mrrrfck Bernstein y 0 0 Hneaker. cf.,.. 3 3 2 0 0 of work filn Fran. 10 Afw,tl9lr the. third drive scoring two raasT Net-Su- at JUver View the Jackson, ti.,. did their usual amount - V BIG SALE OF Park 2403 0 0 Entle. cf JacoUte - Canwl. H2 (Com- Graner, If.... 10 o Danville, T Nerfolfc, 6. were given no time Mastersoo. TAILQR-MMB- strep? View baseball club - BtoraU. lb.... 3 17 0 0 lSHs. it. 1210i Special but un. aj m"w Bat F. SWiTS Walker aid some fast flelttng whea fee Wtc Yerke...... 4 2 13 0 Jo The Jshnigton HenliLv up the 'varsity four Js still unsettled, S1XTH mod one meet Washington 1 1 of to a the EL.li k a 9 a 5 0 Purtetf. 3b..- -. J Danville. Va.. June took-th- changes being In vroapect. and s Biles. held Hoaan'a 'drive left center to game which will Land; c'.'...... 3 0 S 3 0 nuUams. lb... 3 several Peep... Stan (CorneH) hi a be 3 1T001 3 0 series, Walt...... First TO YOUR single, . j - Mitchell, p... 2 0 0 1 0 Xcnimaker, c 0 from Norfolk by bunching hits Detect Vanen...... MEASURE well worth seetag. "Gi, called' tamed ..., Karger. p... 4 0 0 2 0 Henry School Team "Wins. Harrey F..... (jar-st- y 10 with Martin Walsh's bases pn balls In Dick Baker.. atly em MUttm serine paric a.w 0 0 0 0 0 DViccnt-iit- .., Auuusvlft... HosW almost broke WT &.,,.. v rfSUffl 2 Innings. Five B Henry defeated Five B Abbott Ctofcg oil 181 Suit JJs eiitrict ht wilt arrasee game to be" flayed BUterin l u vv Total. two Norfolk scored three on Hplndle. 108 Short Order.. the fowfii, TBeaelnr ltoaay--a- " hits and the other two on two bases on yesterday. 7 to J. The feature of the Muzetta W.. WotJuu-- oy.W tmirtti mimrr t the above park. Totals...... I fiality, Best t v. ail s h ert to et xlita balls and two errors. Score: rams was the batting of Jerome Honen- - j s3MMStw. attcd foe MltcaeB a sertata, Johaaoa Aato Wreelc. B.H.E. bery. The line-u- p was as follows:. Five Jack la tBttted. for Wee. Loudon, June 14. Jack Johnson, the Cents cm Atwa? tie S& Bcscon...... x--5 Nerfcek, 03 0 021000-- 6 I 0 B Henry Schnlder, catcher; ADranam. M jit ltffar jlmx ,' 10004000 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 i-- 2 heavy-weig- world, fig Jf & eaM a: CkreUnd.k...... DaarKIe.... 0 T f Hoffeabery. first base; Lerch, champion of the T wft-Wehat- . Batteries Walsh Brown, pitcher; ,on tKe"JiijJrty ee. Heetwt 1HMIWOarfe. WHItasB, and rhtbte tii Oriels ured in an automobile smashup In the f - frsi! Emigre Mr, Henderson. second base; Phillips, third case; how- .. Lanthlin. y, harvCy; ; be wqeM Hea of the leturn'a star. XuasBMlker, uaresei. .v.n.nnn- - PWIIta riehi field. Five East End of London In which j. o. fcase TtmSpeaker. s msea en lans-- o ew--ar . p. Charles, third base; Morris, his machine was wrecked. Johnson and It's-- tetaek the Nation S no cata Karssr. MHeavlL. L WW .tanser. Carrells dtaileafce. Abbott - jfc Merchant Tailer. a Jo , LyQod, base; Herman, his companions escaped- Injury, The po- - Use eaBar ehnaploiMhlp title tote year. 1; kr Westr L Bskstr-8- Carroll Institute team cblln any second base; first uecusr to f4arvya Tsct- O. Berkeley Rye wvwrs w k.- ! 1wm--7 Raftsea. 'Short lice tpok all their names, alleging that H BsttHa ottea to ansa: jsiw-- '5J, fifteen-year-o- team in the District or n.im K by Unpttn . exceeding the speea Mdtetf o mom B0tnea tn the 9 iMaWtMMr VaMnso atota 1ML Wttkaaa. Hk TeM ytchtKy-- Aaaress 'Mttfroe, Teota stop; Morris, right field; Otteaberg. left the jrtigtmt war FkVW, Searr J. A - Hmtt. 12th - - a 707 St. IMP T&m-CW- ) mm krjf tMH pJpeJMpPW- Sottvafrt ae alsssf, Attra Pises .saw- street northwest, - Ml SS,' - Z' ) A