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Philadelphia Never Had a Chance Against Gray w t I- p t I g THE WASHINGTO HERALD PEIBAY 3TTOT 8 1910 I PHILADELPHIA NEVER HAD A CHANCE AGAINST GRAY i scooting to second but he decided to try LOSING STREAK IS and kill off Murphy and let tho run Announcement- GIANTS BEATEN count Murphy was propesly run down NATIONALS EXPECT TO WIN and killed This eryJod tho game We have opened in new BROKEN AT LAST The Score a and commodious quarters a IN TWO GAMES LAST CALL WASHINGTON AB II H PO A E ST LOUIS SERIES EASILY highclass tailoring establish ¬ Milan cf < 3 2 2 4 0 0 4 0 ment and will be pleased to If 2 2 0 c I Elberfeld 3b 3 0 1 1 2 1 5 meet all our old friends and Conroy 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 Of This Offering of Nationals Trouirce Athletics Gassier rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 extend a cordial welcome to Lowly Bostons Humble Mc McBride BS 3 1 0 2 6 0 Should Take Four Games Out of Five Johnson to 2t> 3 2 3 1 those who do not know us but by Score Kllllfer L 4rtol Unglaub Ib H 4 010 0 13 1 0 whom we hope to make fast Graws Pennant Chasers Street c 3 1 1 2 2 1 Pitch TodayFans Still Want to See > Gray p 2 0 0 0 3 0 friends of S8and You will find in our stock SHAY ALLOWS THREE BITS Totals 28 4 7 ZT Ii 3 Henry Play Other Gossip YESTERDAYS RESULTS PHILA AB R JT PO A B t the finest and most uptodate Heltmuller cf If 4 0 0 1 0 0 The Nationals meet the St Louis runs All Stars 4 Rojo uno Threebase Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 0 Oldrlng of 2 0 1 0 0 0 line of woolens from which to Browns In a series of hits Magee 2 V 1 Sacrifice 1o If 1 0 0 0 0 0 today the first of Goraloz Brooklyn f J Philadelphia 4 Southpaw Flinger in Fine de fly Parpettit Sanchez L Stolen make your selections Fettle Collins 2b 4 1 1 2 I 0 five games Four regular contests are 2G Cincinnati 1 Chicago O and Holds quaker at His Mercy Baker 3b 3 0 0 0 3 1 basesC Sanchez 1 Lloyd uno Que Tailoring for men as we do 0 scheduled and there is to be a double Boston 5 New York 4 Houser Ib 3 0 13 0 0 dados en bases del All Stars 6 del Throughout Elberfeld and Oldrlu Murpiy rf 4 0 0 0 o 0 header probably Monday to talte care it has character and individu ¬ Gj Rojo 5 y Boston New Yprlc 2 Are Benched for Kicking Barr xa 3 5 2 1 of one postponed game Double play Lelivelt Merkle ality to be elsewhere Donohue c 2 0001 3 5 0 uno Bases por bolas por Joss 2 por not found McAleers hopefuls can lose all five TODAYS GAMES I Support Crumbles at Critical Time Coombs p 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 We make clothes corre ¬ games to the Browns and still retain Pereda 2 Dead ball por Poroda a that Panamas- Thomas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Magee Brooklyn at Plttsburgr Bonder 1 0 0 0 0 0 their present standing but such a state Hits dados a los pitchers a L spond to your personality and Siolnnisr o o 0 o o 0 Gonzalez 2 en 4 Innings a 2 en I i of affairs is not contemplated and the Perada fit your figure at a cost to you STANDING OP THE CLUBS YESTERDAYS RESULTS Browns will be lucky get away 5 innings a Joss 4 en 6 innings a Today Totals SO 1 3 24 IS 2 to with far less than others ask for one or two victories Brown 1 en 2 innings a Camnltz 0 en 1 W Ii Pet Win Batted for Hartsel in the ninth 41 2i 617 633 Washington 4 Philadelphia 1 Inqing Tiempo 1 hora 40 minutes Um same grade of work without Odessa tBatted for Donohue in tho eighth Walter Johnson is down to twirl for New York 40 25 638 612 597 L Boston 13 New 1 ork 4 plres ODay y Gutierrez Co 32 > 522- Washington 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 x4 the Nationals this afternoon and accord ¬ Score the same high tone effect Cincinnati X 33 536 at Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing to nej rittSbuiJC 3J 31 516 53 503 11 Jack OConnors plans Joe Lake to get you interested- 35 GAMES TODAY Earned runsWashington 2 First base Just Philadelphia 32 478 485 471 i will do the flinging for the Missouri Brooklyn 37 439 449 433 on errors The New York Mall night is re- ¬ will make you to order any S last ve St LoQls 30 39 453 443 42 8 Left on basesWashington 6 Phila ¬ crowd Johnson has always been a hard sponsible for tho following 25 Boston 25 46 361 370 386 St Louis at Washington dolphin 5 base on balls Oft Gray man for St Louis to beat and I he is of our 2750 and ort Coombs 4 There is one player on Detroit at Philadclpbln Struck out Bv Gray right today and his team mates do any the Bostonclub 2 Coombs 3 Sacrifice who has tho fans and critics alike up in Boston July 7Luck was against the Chicago at New York Stolen bases Lelivelt Collins 2 hitting behind him he will win his game I Wild the air Clyde Engle New hard- ¬ in way pitch Coomtfs Umpires Messrs Egan hands down Yorks Suitm for Giants ever today and they v Cleveland at Boston est working young bonehead according- 5 and Perrine Time of 1 ended here by losing m and S tbe both 4 minutes Attendance 902 I to tho fans when ho was member of S3MXDIXG OP TUB CLUBS The Browns reached town at 9 oclpcic a games of a doubleheader The scores the Yankees Is ¬ TMtajr last night after a successful invasiofa playing third for Dono- were 5 to 4 and 5 to 2 the second game I W L Pet Wb LaIc NOTES OF THE GAME of the Tigers jungle at Detroit van and getting away with it More than 2000 The sale has PNladdpMa W 23 wher going seven Innings Cffi they won the games that hes putting up a mighty good jmme mad Nrw York 38- 4HJ majority of their remained Dolly Gray finally WQILE THEY LAST In tho last contest the Giants were iMroil fl- 31 Jl J IS It for to They are confident that they will mako thereWhen deep inroads into the H441 ff- ID 5V hoodoo which he was with us Engle al- ¬ runs ahead of the Doves in the m JSt break the has been keeping- a much better showing here now than was thee I lercJaad S3- 3 01 431 IB- us company for so many moons on the trip most as weak as they make them on inning but it had been stock so there CMcapo 3- 6 4 41- Hats last aged are not ground to game G p 0IViifihlugton 35 4S 3an jes si- off to him With tho visiting team is Pitcher Bob balls In a pair of red stockings Bernstein Goodman call th at m Bt LcuU 31 43 W 333 33 Spade obtained about a month ago thoy cant come too fast for him Instead Boston to catch a train so that by dila- ¬ many or the various F A foul caught Donohue TAILORS ball on the from tho Cincinnati Reds Local fans of laboring along with some SM pounds tory tactics on the part of the locals STANDING OP TUB CLUBS JULY 8 m- protector ¬ chest In the second and bound- have never seen Spade avoirdupois Eagle is streaking around eighth ended W P t llIh- pan in action but time was called before the styles left If you would Detroit 46 ra Ill C1we D 116 ed in front Of the and before he will surely get with only about 176 Perhaps it ic this 521 Seventh Street N W a 1 a look at him before the Manager McGraw protested to Umpire iladelrtBt 42 K Nw Y k S luould recover It Gray was perched on zinc physical ion C 3 481 StLtmk 11 ft J Browns quit our city The former Na ¬ condition that has put the about the way Boston ap ¬ secure one come today 38 31 I ZJ 46 second KiUIfar Cleveland Ml Washington JK and was admiring the tional Leaguer has twirled good ball German In the running again At any to delay the game but the official scenery from third since his change scenery rate Patsy Donovan and newspaper pare It WOoS left for Dolly Gray to flood the of see it Scores critics traveling with tho club insist FIRST GAME Seventh street ball yard with the pleas- ¬ Bob imglaub started his delayed pilfer that District fans are still asking why Man- ¬ Engle has been a lifesaver to the Rod Boston R n 0 E New York RHOABC- ing sunlight of victory yesterday Dolly a little too late in the fourth and found billna K 1 0 1 1 0 0 ager SIcAleor does not give Collegian Sox the past couple lIb Doyle l0 L Is some flooder believe us as well as an Donohues accurate throw waiting of weeks When 01020 2b 00320Sv- for Henry a chance to play first during Bob Tris Speaker fell Ergla replaced recEey lb S 0 8 G 0 Murray rt J3 1 0 0 0 expert in southpawing Score Wash- ¬ him him In 1 1 I 0 0 Ikclrcr rf 1 ff 0 0 0 Unglaubs batting slump but the man ¬ Seymour cf 4 the outfield and hit and fielded like a star Abbrss 00102 10102 ington Athletics L ager G 1 a 5 2 0 0 1 5 2 r- 4781 must have good reasons for not Rather than keep him on bench Don ¬ After countless defeats near Clyde Milan had a busy day in center e the Iteefc cf C Derlin Sb 0102 1 3to2 wanting to make the 0114000 5 4 0 Merkle Ib 1 110 3 0 field he retired of visiting slug¬ shift ovan has stuck him In at third ba 2 HeadtoFoot Outfitters wine c the faithful wore growing four the discussing SeR p 6 0 0 0 0 c gers fly In Henrys ability with practically a brandnew position for him BTW p 1 8 2 0 Drucke p 0014600 0 0 0 mighty discouraged Instead or a c-¬ on balls Ho njade a pretty catch I other members of the Washington club George Stallings Frock p I 0 0 1 0 p 0 1 1 00 pacitystand crowd yesterday thero was of Murphys drive to left center and ridicules the idea Ninth and Pa Ave Clyde Milan said to the writer That manager 42712 2 4 72415 3 only a handful you can the- followed this up by a catch in toe ninth that a an make a star The T0UU 5 ToW but bet all man Henry looks like the makings of Bo U 0 0 0 0 0 x5N- o that prevented a score Not to be con ¬ player the chef claims must be a star o standbys will be on the Job today a mighty good ball player to me eirYoric 2001100004T- Dolly Gray twirled probably tbe test tent with this he got two hits that had- at bottom else he can never shine as wteM biUMllfcr ifcrkle Siren George McBride adds Henry shows one hit CoOtes Stolen ar ¬ a great deal to do with winning the game If there is anything in this Engle bueaSefoour CLOSE Tbs HERALD LOSES game since he first donned a Washing-
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