Johnny Kling Sold to Boston Bed Sox Beat Tigers Golfers CHICAGO DEFEATS King IS TRADED RED SOX WIN in AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGES

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THE WASHIHGTOH HESAIB, STTKDAT, JITITE 11, 1911. Johnny Kling Sold to Boston Bed Sox Beat Tigers Golfers CHICAGO DEFEATS king IS TRADED RED SOX WIN IN AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGES. Washington Country Club THE BOSTON D07ES TO BOSTON GLUB TENTH INNING PLAYERr-CLTJ-B. , " O. VaB. R. H. SB. SH. Ave. Mclnnis. Athletics - 31 97 25 43 4 .443 Cobb, Detroit - 49 197 55 85 4 .431 E. Collins, Athletics 41 154 30 62 6 .403 Wins Extra Hole Match Jackson, Cleveland.: 47 183 44 70 14 2 .383 Callahan, Chicago ' 32 102 20 39 U 7 .382 Johnny Kling Plays Against Cubs Out Yeteran and Tigers Oyercome Lead and Speaker Boston...... ; 36 127 48 8 6 .378 let Lajole, Clevehmd 23 82 13 31 3 5 .378 Old Comrades. Three Others. ' Game Goes Extra Round. Criss, St. Loujs 2T 43 S 16 0 0 .372 iiclntyre, Chicago 41. 165 34 61 4 0 .370 Bannockburn Golfers Go Down in Defeat Over the Galnor, Detroit 28 90 13 33 3 4 .367 Murphy, Athletics 170 33 62 8 8 .365 E. Gardner. New York 2 91 12 33 3 5 .363 Jewell, Va., Course. 10. Chicago, June 10. Cubs and Chicago, June 10. The biggest base- Boston, June In a sensational H. Lord, Chicago 39 141 36 51 15 11 .362 y De- Fisher, IS 36 13 fought fiercely and the combat ball deal of the year was announced game Boston defeated Chicago... 5 0 1 .361 In a special golf match be- going out, up SCHAEFER, WASHINGTON 29 75 11 27 3 lnterclub but was unable to keep his ended 6 to 3 In favor of the Cuba The by traded troit, 6 to t. 3 .360 hero which the Cubs Crawford. Detroit 49 1S5 39 66 20 7 .357 tween the Washington Country Club and work. news of the big: trade drew more than the Kling, Griffin, Kaiser, and "Weaver to The., Red Sox hammered Works and Mullen, Detroit 15 42 1 15 0 0 .337 the Bannockburn Golf Club, played on George E. Pruett, one of the most en- normal crowd to see Boston's tallenders, Boston in return for Good, Curtis, Gra WlUettvhara in the early part of the Caldwell, New York.f v...n.. 12 1 10 0 .337 the former's course at Jewell, Va., yes- thusiastic golfers of the Washington B. Lord, Athletics, 23 118 25 42 now by nine Cubs, open the ham and Collins. game and secured a, S to 0 lead by the 5 3 .356 terday Washington team Country Club, won an Interesting match Easterly, Cleveland 44 153 23 57 3 10 .350 afternoon, the from C Prentiss by 2 up and 1 to play. series. were of resentment end ot the fourth. Tigers, however. 11 29 The fans full The trade was completed this after- The Livingston, Athletics 5 10 1 0 .345 won by 24 points to 28 at the extra hole, E. B. Calvert saved the day when he de- Ltled the score in Score: Meloan, Doui? 2S 103 22 35 because John Kling' was wearing a noon at a conference attended by Mur- the ninth. St. 3 6 .340 as each team won three matches out of 2 up 1 to play, as MILAN, WASHINGTON ?.... 47 156 34 63 o feated H. Hozard and strange blue uniform, and leading the phy and Manager Chance, the Cubs, .Detroit. ABHOAE 14 .339 of Tenet. If...... 6 0 3 0 0 Hooper, rf ... Stephens, St. Louis 16 45 4 15 0 1 .333 six played. this match tied the score and caused tha opposition. But as the Cubs stole bases and .President 'Russell and Manager Bush. as.. 6 13 6 1 Gardner. Zb. . 3 0 16 0 Daugherty, Chicago 30 98 IS 32 12 4 .328 Excellent weather conditions brought extra hole to be played. r .... 4 0 0 Speaker, 3 0 0 on their late comrade little "Peaches" Tenney,-o- the Rustlers, and goes 14 cf.... 13 Lapp, Athletics 11 34 3 11 3 1 .324 well re- The score at the extra hole follows: and Fred rf.. S 3 2 0 0 Lewis, (f. 6 2 2 0 0 4- out a large crowd, which was 4 1 1 6 1 Baker, 'Athletics 4- 187 23 54 Bannockburn G. C. Washington C C. Graham, besides catching great ball, into effect immediately. Kling, orimn. lb U Yerket. sa...... 2 13 8 .323 splendid golf was 5 B 6 1 4 0 L. 33 134 paid for its trouble, as E. Bmcks Dr. L. Johnson.. 3 Moriarlty, So. 1 2 0 WlUlamsVTb--. 014 0 Gardner. Boston 21 43 7 4 .321 6 5 banged out a double, the fans cheered Kaiser. and'Weaver were instructed to 6 3 0 2 J. Browner..... A. Ystes u icary. zo... z l 3 Purtell. 3b..... 0 Engle, Boston.. 45 170 22 54 5 8 .318 in evidence. Much interest was taken in 4 a 4 new began to forget old. appear Rustler, the first Cater, i5 2 3 1 6 0 0 M. Wood Opt. Frits. the and the in uniforms in 12 Nunamaker, c Barry, 23 73 15 23. 7 4 will be 4 O.TTnett- - cp...... 0 2 Wood. p. 4 4 0 Athletics .315 the matches, and another match C Prentiss...... Score: game of the series between the cubs J1WES, 10 12 Hooper, Boston 43 178 3 5? 13 11 .314 B. Clark 5 R. B. Looker.. :.. 110 0 arranged the latter part of this month Hazard 4 B. Calrert. 3 Boston. ABHOAE Chicago. ABHOAE and the Boston teams this afternoon, vtuiew, O 1 0 0 1 Totals. 211 3551 Chase, New York 25 100 10 31 9 5 .310 H. C 8ireeney. 2b... 5 0 4 0 0 hekillerr .. 1 1 0 0 Ball, 23 74 between these teams. 114 Shcckard. If... 12 Good, whose name was formerly Cleveland 8 23 6 2 .310 be- Totals Totals.. :t Teanry, lb... 4 1 9 A 1 Schulte, rf... 3 0 3 0 0 Lantte, p..... 10 0 1 Cree, New 43 168 23 52 9 .3C9 The feature match of the day was .... Herzog, 4 3 1 1 10 1 sDeeled Goode b'v mistake: Curtis, Gra York 2 The summaries: as.... 0 2 Archer, lb .... 0 Drake, , 19 65 B. Johnson, and C. E. Miller. If ... 3 0 0 ZUn'man, 2b. 3 2 4 4 0 also were instructed Totals...... 43 U Detroit 10 20 2 0 .306 tween Dr. Loren F. Brooks, of Bannockburn. defeated Dr. L. B. I t ham, and Collins Sir! 13 36 4 11 exciting Ingerton. lf.3b 4 2 2 11 Dorle. Sb...... 4 0 0 3 0 Batted Works Plank. Athletics 0 3 .306 Brooks, the latter winning after Johnson, ot Washington, by 4 up and 3 to play. 4 0 3 Tinker, 3 1 to report to the West Side Park and for in fifth. WASHINGTON 42 Kunr, cf.lf 10 as 3 13 LELIVELT, 154 18 47 6 4 .303 play by fine shots by both play- JT. Brown, of Bannockburn. defeated A. C. Yates, iprstr, Jb ... J Good. 3 0 0 Kling tBatted for Wlllett in eltfith. Lange, marked l I i a...... 10 select Cub uniforms. caught for Chicago n 23 2 7 0 0 .304 4 up 3 to play. cf Washington by 6 up and 5 to play. Wood, PfeSer, ex.... 2 0 2 0 0 m a v v Detroit. . 0--5 Williams, ers. The score was and dub. uiuio, c.... 3 the Rustlers. Boston 40 142 22 43 - 10 303 of Bansockburn, defeated Fries, of Washing- tiling c... 4 l z z i Brown, p. 2 0 10 Boston 00000101123 0 0 0 0 0 -6 The match was especially close for the Cart. Slattern, p ... 3 0 1 1 1 ;...... 0.3 GESSLER. WASHINGTON 33 109 19 33 8 2 .303 ton, by up and 1 to play. G. E. Truett, U Cobb, nine holes. Brooks got 82, while Dr. I Totals. 3155"! Buns Crairford. Delehanty, O'Learx (2). Olson, Cleveland 42 160 28 48 6 4 .3"0 flrst Washington club, defeated Prentiss, of Bannock- Totals. 31 0 Hooper, 87. 92413 Gardner. Speaker. Lewis. Terkea, Wood. Birmingham, Cleveland 32 100 15 30 3 3 .300 Johnson made the course in burn. by 2 up and 1 to play. R. B. Looker, cf Speaker,. Washington Coun- ff Beaton 001101000-- 4 GOVERNOR GRAY hits Lewis, 0Leary, lardy. White, Chicago 10 20 4 6 0 3 .300 A. C. Yates, of the Washington, defeated Clark, of Bansockbum, by Chicago x- Home run Wood. Stolen bases Lewis, Hooper, Delehanty, 47 to J. 21001101 - Detroit in 26 63 11 8 .299 try Club, lost another fast match 5 up and 4 to play. E. B. Calrert. of Washington, Runs Tecney. Herxcc, Bpratt, Sheckard, Archer, Crawford. Moriarlty. First base on balls-- Wood. Lewis, Boston , 45 174 26 52 3 12 .299 score being 6 up and 5 to defeated Hazard, of Bannockburn, by 3 np and 1 2. By Browner, the Zimmerman, Doyle, Tinker (2). Left on bases Bos- 2; off Works, 3; off Lantte. Struck out Myers, Boston 11 37 4 11 0 2 .297 some good holes while to play. Wood, 5. Sacrifice Speaker, Kunamakcr, Wil- Yerkes, play. Yates had ton, S; Chicago, 6. e hits Tinker, Graham. WINS THE DERBY hits Boston 3s 135 21 40 3 10 .2M Home run Herzog, Double plays Doyle- Zimmer- liams. OXeary. Hit by pitched WUd Wolter, New York 3S 115 29 42 8 3 .900 to pitch Worts. Umpires t man to Archer (2), Archer to Tinker to Archer. Messrs. Erans and Mullen. Bodlo, Chicago 34 124 19 36 4 .290 ' Sacrifice hitsZimmerman, Good. Stolen bases Time of same 3 hoars and 8 minutes. Attendance Nunamaker, Boston 23 77 8 22 0 .286 Hence Archer, Zimmerman, Tinker. Flirt bale on 5.000. GRAY, WASHINGTON 12 21 1 6 0 .2SA THE LOCAL GOLFERS balls Off Brown. 1; eff Slattern, 3. Struck out By Hartzcll, New York 41 159 16 43 5 .2S3 AMONG La-ton- Coombs, 46 Matters, 3; by Brown, 2. Umpires Messrs, Bigler Williams Horse Breaks ia Athletics 17 9 13 4 .283 and FInnersn. Time of came 1 hour M 32 minutes. SOX SLAUGHTER Blandlng, Cleveland 13 25 2 7 0 .280 Oldring, Athletics 44 165 34 10 .276 welcome Track .Record.. Stovall, Cleveland 49 157 21 5 .273 By Edward "W. Klbttey. The club would be glad to all MABQTJAED GETS BTUIPS. 18-- 7 Smith, 77 women golfers. HIS NATIONALS. Cleveland - 26 2 21 0 .272 In speaking of the most common fault who are enthusiastic The WASHINGTON 21 9 4 16 '.271 women only $12 a year. AINSMITH. 1 gamp golf. George Sargent, pro- dues for are Ne-i- Strunk, Athletics 18 52 9 14 4 .269 In the of Many of us been playing Cincinnati Iteda Defeat York Continued from Pace One. Stannije. Club, ana have all wlntert Giants by 5 to S. Cincinnati. Ohio, June 10. Before the Detroit 49 179 20 48 0 .168 fessional at the Chevy Chase and find that we have greatly Improved ELBERFELD, WASHINGTON 37 123 11 33 7 .203 one of the best authorities on the royal In health. Cincinnati, June 10. Gaspar pitched fine greatest crowd that ever gathered at the Hemphill, New York V, 41 7 11 , head. For a high-cla- player like Lord .26S game In this country, has the "We have put over $30,000 In our present ball against the Giants except in Latonia race course. owned Grnney, Cleveland so 192 30 51 9 .263 and ancient to try to take advantage of a green hand 47 170 29 say: links, which are rented. This ground will the sixth Inning, when four singles by R. T. "WilllamB, won the Latonla Austin, St Louis 45 10 .263 following to netted was unedlfying, and did not raise the D. Jones, Detroit 33 123 29 33 7 .264 common In the game of be used for building lots by the owners "Derby off thlrd-sack- "The most fault the only two runs made by the visitors. this afternoon. Getting second Sox's In the estimation of Thomas. Athletics 32 91 12 24 1 we occupy our new club .264 golf Is undoubtedly of moving the when leave to The Reds played errorless ball In the field he trailed Colston for the first mile, and his former friends. Laporte. St. Louis 45 176 21 46 2G1 that out near Cabin John Bridge. It is the McBRIDE. WASHINGTON 47 175 18 45 4 during swing, This applies not and knocked Marquard out of the box then, with a great burst of speed, drew .257 head the intention of the "house committee" to glvo Knight, New York 31 109 14 28 3 257 army Duffers, but In the second Inning, winning 5 to 2. ahead of his challenger, coming under the Tou must crvdlt to Elberfeld, for Collins, Chicago only to the noble of erect flrst a locker room and a large never second, J 34 123 19 32 236 most expert well, and. notwith- clubhouse, will be so situ- Score: wire a good winner by four lengths. Col- he faltered after the awful Wallace, St. Louis 43 US 12 to the as stone which 37 .250 In city New York. blew up of but worked as nard as if tho game was Walsh, Chicago 20 44 8 11 .230 standing the fact that moving the head ated as to take a view of the ABHOAE ston and finished out the New follow." Dcrorc, rf 4 110 0 money. close. Roach, York 13 40 4 10 .230 while swinging Is absolutely the worst and the Potomac River, will scon hgio. 2b 5 2 15 0 Doyle. 2b 4 1 03-- Star Charter, ridden by Wilson, HUGHES, WASHINGTON 11 23 3 or no at- Bates, cf 4 0 l 7 fault a golfer can commit, little 2 2 0 Snodgrass cf.. 4 13 0 0 was second, about half a length ahead of Olmstead, Chicago 10 20 Hoblteell. lb 4 213 0 0 Slurray, 11 4 0 Bill Qtey male his season's hitting aver- 2 5 tention is usually given to this mistake. 110 who- - up Hogan. Loul 23 105 12 6 Mitchell, rf... 4 12 0 0 Merkle, lb....4 012 0 0 Messenger Boy, put a game fight age when he tripled to right in the third. St .248 Probably 75 per cent of the plajers are Esmond, as... 4 2 3 6 0 BndwelL ss.?4 0 2 2 0 "with Koerner up. Moriaritv. Detroit 43 ITS 23 44 .247 habit and don't know BALSTDREL GOLFER Krant, fe 3 0 0 2 9 DeTUnSb 4 0 13 0 Bush, Detroit 43 1S3 43 43 .246 addicted to this 0 The time for the distance, one and one- - Sox outfield Clarke. 3 15 0 Merer, 0 That may be sluggers, but McConnell. Chicago 14 49 10 12 they are doing It for the simple reason Gaspar, c... 4 0 0 3 0 Wilson, c 1110 .243 p... c .....Z 2 3 0 0 half miles, established a new track rec appear on de Cleveland 33 119 paid any to it. Jtarquard, p. 0 0 0 they woefully weak the Turner. 16 9 .244 they have never attention 10 ord. The old mark was 2:32 37 Total 361127160 Raymond, p. 2 10 11 fense. Johnson. New York 115 12 28 .213 "The first thing a man should take notice WINS THE 3. CDP Crandall, p 10 0 10 winner negotiated the distance in 2 SO Carrlgan, Boston 2fi 91 15 22 .242 of when he is playing badly Is his head Gov. Gray was the favorite and paid 73 pay Cunningham to Lake, St. Louis 12 8 .242 very expert, feel , I TOtala,. 34 83411 Z It doesn't for Griggs, Cleveland A player, unless cannot cents for a dollar In the mutuels. It u 29 7 .241 move In any way, in fact, New York.,... knock home runs, for since his long Scott. Chicago , 12 21 the head and, 00000200 was a great social event, one that has 5 .238 ou usually uinarmau...... drlte he has done little Friday he Zelder,. Chicago i 20 51 12 when It is pointed to him. he 14000000 15 rarely been seen at the beautiful Mill- - Qulnn. .235 impossible hold Buns Bescher, Bates, P Clarke; Gaspar, fanned thrice, and yesterday he breezed New York 12 17 4 .235 finds it next to at first to W. F. Morgan Defeats H. L. Raymond. e dale track. Fifteen thousand people 13 Wilson. hits Egan, Wilson. up. looks as Powell. St. Louis 30 7 .233 It steady. Three-bas- e were on most the first three times It if St. Louis bit Hoblteell. Home run Esmond. hand and of these before BUI Shotten. 35 33 .232 "Some players will ask why Is It neces- Struck Gsspar, 3. ' has lost his nerve. Sweeney. New York lil Bond Baltimore. out Br Bases on balls Off the first race started. 14 63 15 .231 sary to keep head still. The reaon Is at Marquard. 3. Umpires CONROY. WASHINGTON the Messrs. Eason and John- ;." & 120 .223 this- - you would be accurate all stone. Timo of 1 and 43 Rollo Zelder made a clever stop In the Daniels, New York If at rime hour minutes. "" 35 126 2S you to swing In more or less fourth, getting grounder over sec- Tannehlll, Chicago 40 142 31 must learn Milan's Chicago iai be to do It ond and retiring Zeb flrst. Sullivan. 34 97 21 a perfect circle and able Special to The Washington Herald. PIBATES TBDI D0DGEBS. ANNIVERSARY DATA. at WASHINGTON " .216 every You got to Imagine STREET. " 21 61 13 .213 time have Baltimore, June 101 The final round ot - Collins, Boston 10 24 5 our shoulders are placed In a hoop, Schaefer made a rank error of Mcln- Hoffman, St. " MS the open amateur golf tournament under Flttabartr Hammer Bell After Scan Louis ' 25 S3 17 205 which Is. say, one Inch larger than tyre's pop fly, but retrieved himself by Payne. Chicago 20 auspices of the Golf Ion. Is Benched. Far be It from me to say anything " 39 8 .205 your In swinging back jou the United States getting he Wagner. Boston 2S shoulders. 10 Sullivan at the plate when 93 19 .201 should be turn your shoulders Association, which as been in progress-sinc- Pittsburg, June Scanlon protested about Duffy's Demons, after what they H. Davis, Athletics j. 44 153 able to tried to score. 32 .201 you are looking the ball Thursday over the links of Bal- too strenuously In the sixth lunlng of did yesterday. Schweitzer, St Louis 30 6 round until at tha Morgan, h .200 over our left shoulder without touching Country Club, was completed! game between Brooklyn and And If our horrible hobblers did slip Pretty poor , judgment was shown in Athletics - 10 20 4 .2C0 timore this the Clarke. St Louis ...;. 33 111 hoop Pirates over decision yesterday, in they boost- letting Otey In 22 .198 the afternoon with W. F. Morgan, Jr., of Klem's that Clarke a link the week bat the fifth, "Steamboat Corhan, Chicago .... 29 91 18 "Now' man who Is moving his head ed percentage .19S a Golf Club, winner of the cham- had successfully stolen home, and was their of winnings over tbe Bill" popping to Bodle with two out and O'Lcary, Detroit 14 46 9 .196 would move this hoop anywhere from put week before by the simple process of Murray, St. Louis S3 16 pionship cup Mr. Morgan won the title out. Bell, who replaced him, was the bases loaded. Shaller, s .193 six Jo twelve inches That means, of easy playing two games fewer. Detroit J6 26 5 .192 course, Is from H. Lennox Bond, third, of the Bal- an victim, and the Pirates were Clcotte. Boston 12 26 he that far from a perfect .According to the dope, this would have got too strenuous for Olmstead in .'.... 5 .192 may Country Club, 2 up 1 play. soon hammering the ball all over the It Hall. Boston 12 21 4 circle. Once in a while the player timore and to lot. been a good day to have engaged the the sixth and Walsh took up the burden. .190 move Into original position be- following figured! Adams performed brilliantly, fan enemy. CUNNINGHAM. WASHINGTO- N- 47 170 32 .1S8 back his The Washlngtonlans opponents. Pelty, St. Louis 10 v 4 striking ball, thj ning ten of his The Pirates H. .182 fore the but chances prominently in the finals: JUNE Bodie Injured his left hand on a thrown WALKER. WASHINGTON 12 11 doing re- ., won. Score: B.H.E. R.H.E. .182 are all against him It. The Fifth sixteen J. Jackson, gamely SOMERLOT.' WASHINGTON 13 39 winner, and Pittsburg. AB H O A E Brooklyn. 195- -5 unday. ball in the seventh, but stuck 7 .179 sult Is he hits the ground before the ABHOAE 4 Ford. New York .."" 11 P. E. Brengle, runner up; both of Colum- Carer, cf 4 0 3 0 0 Tooley. as...--. 4 10 10 610 CleTrland.... It to his post. Wood, 35 6 .179 ball, or comes down inside the ball and ClarkB, If 5 3 0 o o 0 1W7 Kain. Boston 15 28 5 bia Country Country Club. 10 as...... 0 I 3 3 6 9 .179 catches on the point of the club, and Byrne, 3b ... S 1 12 0 Daobert, lb.... 3 2 8 7 St. Louis...... 0 Ness, Detroit y 37 6 as.... 4 10 1909 Nationals. 1 T 0 Detroit looks pretty bad when Jimmy Calla- .162 club to The following are the scores of Wazaer. 112 0 Wheat. 1ft 4 10 0 0 It Karger, Boston y 31 5 frequently the has started ascend tha MUler 2b..... 3 1110 Hunrmel. 2b... 3 1 S3 0 311 0 Chicago 0 han can steal second and third with Works, Detroit " 5 .160 before striking the ball, causing a bad finals in which Washlngtonlans played: Hunter, lb.... 3 3 9 0 0 Burch. 4 0 0 4 .160 Wilson, 3 cf...... 10 Totals 13 35 4 Totals. 33 4 ease. Rlggert, Boston '"'" j stop. Third sixteen. consolations H. B. rf.... 12 10 Coulwn. rf 4 2 1 0 1 ..10 Gregg. Cleveland .155 Mmon, c...... 4 19 10 Zim'man. 3b.. 3 0 'Won, 3. lost. 1. Arerace runs per same for Wash. 13 32 5 .156 "How is a plajer to find out if he Is Wilcox defeated E. Harban, of Columbia Adams, p .... 4 3 0 4 0 Bergen, 2 0110S 1 0 HENRY. WASHINGTON " c...... lnston, XS; sreracs hits. 8.75; areace errors, L Egan was hard on Herrell, falling to 32 106 26 .145 moving hl3 Tiead. ane what Is the rem- Country Club, 1 up to 19 holes. Sotnlon. p..... 2 0 0 0 0 opponents: a, 8.25; errors, JOHNSON. WASHINGTON 2S 4 Totals. 35U271l"o BelL p 0 0 Fcr X give him an break. ...." n .143 edy? way to find out Is to Fifth sixteen D. K. - ...... 10 2 een Land, Cleveland 24 78 The best Jackson defeated Erwin- 110 0 0 Blair. New York 2? 11 .142 get some one to stand opposite you and P. E. Brengle, both of Columbia, 3 up Barsert ...... 10 0 0 0 Such shrinkage In "Dutch" Schaefer's ' 10 .139 2 a GROOM. WASHINGTON 13 22 3 hold a stickpotnted at the nose, swing and to play. Totals.. S2"92i"i"2 up. MILLER, WASHINGTON .136 average one hit In five times " 19 33 4 .121 the club round the shoulders, then stop Score of Washlngtonlans In handicap Batted for Bergen St. 20 in ninth. Athletics New Pitchei1 Newnam. Louis 62 11 .177 and see how far you have moved It is match: tBatted for Bell la ninth. OTEY. WASHINGTON 10 14 If ever a youngster labored under diff- 0 .000 common for a plajer to have moved six Name. Gross. Han'p. Net. Brooklyn 0--0 Tall Falkenberg 00000000 As as iculties it was Herrell. Egan didn't give Inches or more. If no one Is available A. B. Letts M 10 73 nttaourg x--9 pitcher, 00000504 him a thing, and it was pretty hard on and undoubtedly would bring to hold the stick, put your "back to the O. Leubkert 93 IS 77 Buns Clarke. Byrne Wagner. MUler (2), Hunter them along in better style than the BROWS ABE BATTERED. sun, notice some fixed object on the w, nuiczi, Dimon. e Tooley. Philadelphia, Pa--, June 10. Cy the newcomer to hold his nerve in the Three-bas- jounger receiver. ground, swing back, and then notice re- hit Clarke. Home run Wilson. Sacrifice Falkenberg is no longer tall- face of such deolons as were handed Athletics Toy with St. Lonls ABTAI0STAW CLTJB SHOOT. MtZimmerman. Daubert. Stolen bases Clarke, the out while he was on the slab. and sults. How. can we dispense with this Byrne (3), Miller. Simon. Adams, Carey. est pitcher in American Zelder made a great pick-u- p of Milan's Roll Lp Fourteen Rons. Only by will power. You must Double the habit? Phil Stenbener Is High Can, vrltb. plays wuson to Hunter, Tooley to Hummel to Dau- League. Leonard, Connie Mack's Lee Ford Tannehlll comes near being bounder in the fourth, getting Clyde Philadelphia, June 10 The world's concentrate your mind on this one thing bert. base on balls Off 01 IOO. Firt Adams. 3; off Scan- new pitcher Mary's Col- players at first by an ejelash. champion Athletics battered the until you can keep your head steady, Out of lon. 4; off Bell. 2. Struck cut By Adams. 10; by from St. one of the best utility In the weak 14 having a guide by either some one hold- Phil Steubener was "high gun" at the Scanlon, 4. Umr4res-dess- rs. Klem lege, California, stands six feet League, is not at St. Louis' Browns to a to 5 defeat at and Ensile. American for there Doc Gessler made a good stop of Sul- - ing a stick opposite jour nose, or stand Analostan Gun Club's regular shoot, held Time of same 2 liours and IS minutes. Attendance four Inches, tying: with Falky. infield position he does not play sat' Shlbe Park this afternoon. Philadel- 6,500. thit jllvan's soak to right, keeping the White with your back to the sun and have on the Eastern Branch, near Bennlng Long Tom Hughes, of Washing- lsfactorlly. third, second, short, and phia secured eighteen hits and scored At Sox backstop from making it a two-ba- g thn shadow of the head on some fixed Bridge, jesterday afternoon. He killed ton, is half an inch'shorter than ha Is equally at home, putting up a ger. almost at will on Powell, Hamilton, and me tell you when you "WIS" flrst object, and let 91 birds out 100 OUT IN BTNTH. "Falky." classy game at the Initial corner yester- Harper. Cy Morgan was hit freely by ou will be of shots. Everett Dufour, have mastered this at least captain of day. When Matty Mclntvre popped one up the Browns, but he alwajs enjoyed a 50 per cent more accurate." the club, was the best In the Doivn " 1C0 Cardinals tbe Phillies by v. in the air Dutch Schaefer scrambled in winning margin. Score: class who shot at less than birds. D to 8. It was laughable to watch Jimmy Cal George Sargent, professional at the He killed 43 out of So shot at. Scores: the pill, yet to get It. He muffed the teaser, but a Phila. aBUOAE ABHOAE St Louis, June 10. St. Louis won an AMATEUE LEAGUES STAjTOHTCr. lahan trying to heave secpnd later got Sullivan going home. Lord, cf 6 13 0 0 Shotten. cf.... S 2 5 0 0 Chevy Chase Club stated recently that SINGLE TARGETS. game "Nlxey" pulled oft an assist by tossing Stnmk. if 5 2 0 0 0 Anstin. 3b ... 5 1 1 1 0 club will soon a golf Shot at. Broke. Pet. exciting by batting out a victory Collina, 2).... 6 4 4 5 0 Murray, 5 2 the Install ball rf .... 111 Phil Steubener IOO 91 .910 LEAGOE. second, catering Gesslers fly n Baker, Jo Laporte. 4 2 0 marker. Each now a num- in tho ninth Inning over Philadelphia to- DNKETiS to after Schaefer's hit In the fifth to the left ...52011 Zb.... 12 member has Dr. A. Stine W. L. Pet. I Bodle second, Mclnnis. lb.. 3 19 10 Hogan. If. 3 0 10 1 B. U K JO day, score, 9 8. Dooln W.L.rct. the sixth, and tossing to at field certainly Murphr. bered brass tag on his golf bag to dis- IOO to used three men A.S.JLT.. . 8 1 .SSatTlrstNat... stand was a rf... 3 2 110 Clarke c 3 13 2 1 George W. reck. jr. 85 S50 In Com. hat., 1 .KOlbecUaslu..... 2 8 nailing Walker. on. Ump Barrr. ss ..2 14 6 0 Wallace, ss.... 3 2 3 S 0 tinguish it, and his golf balls will bear Dr. A. V. Parsons. 105 86 .S19 an effort to stop St Louis, but all .5 30 according to all rules agreed Thomas, ... 4 3 6 0 0 District.... 5 .3751 c Roiran. lb .... 4 19 10 same will be William Wagner. ES 101 .808 were pounded alike. Score: .3 said "Nay." Morgan, p.... 4 2 0 0 0 Howell. P. 0 0 0 0 0 the number. The caddie Although the Sox are no longer the 1 Dr. SI. E. Hsrrison U0 88 .00 Phila. AB H O A CAPITAL LEAGDB. Hamilton, p.. 0 I 1 0 docked a certain amount for losing a B 6t. ,Louis. ABHOAE CUT Totals 375"aiII"I Harper, 0 A. JL Green. 100 71 .710 Knabe. 2b ... 4 6 0 Hun-Ins- 4 6 0 0 wonders, it is doubtful, notwith- p...... 2 0 10 ball, and every one returned will be 13 2b.. 3 TV. L. Prt t W. L. PcL hltless Clyde Milan soaked a bounder to Zelder H. S. Hill ... 80 53 .700 Paskert, cf.... 4 0 0 Smith, ss. 2 6 0 11 88! 5 T 12 12 Sew. Pmsp... 3 NaTrYxni .416 standing their slugging ability and their Totals. cashed for a like amount. Mr. Sargent (cspU) M 43 .980 Lobert. Jo, 3 0 0 2 1 Ellis. If .4 3 0 1 comeu...... a .u 2 in the sixth that the little' Hnflelder SSEIlil Ererett Dufour . i taiurn...... u hit-h-r will to proper bag, Mara. If ...42410 Konetchr. lb.. 2 013 1 clever pitching staff, if they will be real slammed into the derrjcJsetructurBi lUnran oot; batted ball. then return it the C. S. Wilson. -- ... 50 43 .860 Luderus, lb... 4 18 0 0 bran, 4 0 COMMEBCIAL BL Louis. plus an amount agreed upon by the G. Baker 50 31 .63) W elchonce, 4 0 0 0 0 if 110 LEAGUE. contenders for the buntlng.Judglng from Milan getTB second. S A - if Moray, 3b.... I to 200003000 greens Dr. Guy Latimer. 23 11 .440 Doolan, ss. .. 3 1 4 4 1 3(1115 0 0 W. L. Pet W. L Philaolphia 11 committee. In this way it will Oakes. cf 0 3 6M I Motes,.- yesterday's 1 game, th'ere are but few" 21021350 Dooin, 4 1 4 0 1 Walford. 0 2 .- 4 6 Rons-Lo- rd. to Bresnahan, c. 3 2 2 2 1 8 3 Strunk R), Collins. Baker (2), Mc- tend makfe the beys who carry more Beebe, pc. p,- 0 Wlllard...... 727 Telenbone. I T JU requires Then Clyde stole third. Totals. 995 797 0 0 Irtlden, -. 0 0 0 1 7 4 .636 speedy runners on the team. It lnnis, Murphy (2), Barry It), Thomas, Morgan, delays .Ed Chalmers, p.. 1101 0 0 2 0 Ueyer, 0 0 Andrews...... Harenner...... 1 11 .061 watchful and careful and fewer p. 3 0 2 or Shotten. Austin. Laporte, Claire, Wallace. DOUBLE TARGETS. Burns, p 0 0 0 0 0 Melror ...... 0 0 0 considerable hitting to send Callahan Left on should occur. Shot Broke. 10 DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE. n two' "After Walker got three hits, Olmstead bases Athletics, 10, fct. Louis, 7. at. Pet. Laudermilk, p, 0 0 0 0 0 Rnritx Innc thn sacks. "Cal" stole Mr. Sargent also said new rules for Dr. Parsons 20 15 .753 Totals. 33 IS 3 W. L. I W. L. figured give new- Murphy, Collins, Morgan, Three-bas-o 83 Pet. Pet. Is doubtful if it was better to the Lord. 20 Com. & Labor, 0 LOCO Nary.... 2 5 SSS bases yesterday, but It caddies have been put into force. William Wagner. .11 .703 Totals. 31102724 6 ...'... jld"-tlm- hits Baker Austin. Stolen bases Baker, z sku 1 regular habit, for the comer a base on balls, which he did in B, Taylor SO It .TOO Wlnnlne run scared iritli one man out. fosvomce..... s interrute.. 2 xz such is a Murphy. Sacrifico Sacrifice files Interior- .- 6 , .400 Apiculture..... Z 7 .222 looked mighty slow on his pins. the sixth. Mclnaes 17). Doable plays The Country Club of Virginia will in- B. S. Hill 20 .400 Philadelphia. -S' i Murphy to Mclnnis : St. 43000001 Collins to Mclnnis; Collins to Barry augurate new course Louis. 301O2OOQ. DI8TBIOTX.EAGOE. to Mclnnis. the opening of its Totals 80 .633 33 his slugging It was a great catch that Callahan Struck out--By Morgan. 4: by Harper. 2. a (2). Paskert (2). Lobert (2). Magee, W. L. Prt. t W. X "Doc" Gessler continued Bases by giving open amateur tournament Pet jdrive. on balls-O- ff Morgan, 4; off Powell, an Burns. Hugslns S). Smith (2), Etlis, Konetcny (3). Aloyzins 2 .600 Bureau. 5 6 .4o5 of the ball, a 'and a single made of Doc Gessler's The smash l; off Hamil- nanmissionen.8T 3 .700 1 Colirmbii 3 7 00 ton, 2; off Harper. 2. Passed at Westhampton, JUchmond, Va., June Hujrajns. Ellis. Three-ba- being In five attempts. looked good for two bags, and had not Wild BITS OF BASEBALL Adams Ex.. 6 4 .4001 G. P. D...... 1 U --083 his contributions pitches Powell. .Harper. Hit by pitcher 15, IS and 17. A number of Washington hit Evans. Sacriflpe Bmlth. Sacrifice Murphy the speedy Sox outfielder gathered in and Thecals. Umpires Messrs. Perrine and golfers will In tourney. Erans. Doubla rey to INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE. Mc-- Dineen. take part the Coombs only iron man. Despite the general loose work, sphere two extra runs would have Tims of game 2 hours arid 10 minutes. Attend-ioc- e Jack isn't the Hutxins to Konetdry? Doolan to Knabe to Luderns TP T. P r Ttr t. o-- the clock, getting S.OOO. opin- Griffith uses Frank Smith morn- (2); Chalmers to Doolan to Ludcras; Knabe to Manhatttn.... B 2 13 5 . Bride was as steady as a resulted. The following Is President Taffs Clarke Doolan to Luderns. Stolen bases Mowrey, KftU11 8 2 .800 Nat. Union 3 O .553 nine chances four putouts and five as ion on the new Chevy Chase Club, from ings, afternoons, and nights. TVTld St. 7 4 .636 Waterty...... 1 8 ,1U gets ptteh Beebe. Bases on balls-- Paul...... "Cap" single in As soon as Walker used to the YANKEES DOWN JTAPS. Golden, 3: off Geyer, 2; off sists. for a the. American Golfer: boys, Burns, 3; off Beebe, 2 MABQCETTE LEAGUE. attempts.-- handball court In left field he will prove "Come, what am I bid?" shouts' off Chalmers. 6. Struck out--By Geyer, "by three "Viscount lJ. Henri de Slbour. known S; I T.. great Mntu-Innln- K in as 2, W. L. Pet. W. Prt. a fielder. TnrAis John McGraw the slave market, ho Burns. 1; br Beebe, Left an basesfit. Louta, 9. Medicos...-- .SCO I Hnlly Trick for "Pete, is -. 91 Tennallytow- n- 5 6 .455 opinion among. to his friends as the architect raps block with his hammer and Philadelphia, 7. Umpires Messrs. Brennan and at. Stephen's. 8 3 .729 Umpanr K- -. 2 9 .182 It was. tbe consensus of yes- Hlshlandcrs, Chevy the 1 BUI Cunningham was oft his feed of the new homo of tho Chase O'Day. Tuae of same 2 hours and 20 minutes. Corcoran... 7 3 .700 Indian Office... 1 10 .091 the -- ter Cunningham fanned the New 10. points to Mike Donlln. iftaaaf terday afternoon, striking out flrst three York, June The Yankee down- Club, which was opened last Wednesday. second time1 that "It vcpuld have done no ed Naps in a In Kovr Boston Likes It. OLTMPIA LEAGUE, times up. the ninth inning rally here 'Pete.' with a merry little twinkle his The Columbus club has sold Catcher W. Tl. Pet. ff rt p harnifto have substituted Conroy or Lell- - this afternoon. A pass to eye. Is now telling what the President but Boston would appear T .700 Daniels, a Arbogast to Omaha In the Whre this in Southland..... 3 Immumwl...... 3 5 .375 velt for him at the bat letting the up shouted a double said about the new clubhouse. Western sporting page Braddork...... 7 4 .636 Woodland.;.... 4 .493 "Warm Mike Kahoel" by Wolter, and a long fly by League. a account of a baseball 1 guard But while playing the home uuo iiaren. a b .t tiUTer BBrtnc.. 4 6 0 Widow" then the sack. the humorous fan after two pitchers had been Knight brought In the "The President, gamer plan was evidently unnoticed by the winning run. hole recently, was asked by his partner BAILHOAD M. Cy benched. was very t There is talk of transferring ,the Grand "There was a sudden of T. A. LBAGUE., powers that be and "Cunny" wos.allowed There little hitting in llje game, what he thought of the new structure. W.1V Per. wr. tir come up only to Gregg and Warhop each pitching gilt new house Rapids club in the Central League to fans to their seats, for Boston had tied" CarDect 8 O L03Jinn i" . .1 to again fan. To the Sox it was "A Midsummer edge The President looked over the 1 ,833 tUtlcm.-- .. 6 8 .090 ball. Score: , me of Gary, Ind. the score, and nobody knew what was Kouthem...... 5 Night's Dream,' to us- - "A Comedy wf carefully, and said: "It reminds Ed Walsh showed rare .form during the Clerel'd ABHOAE New York. Colonial." f e going Jjappen Errors." . Granry. 4 0 0 ABHOAE early penitentiary Pittsburg Jo B0UTHEB:f RAILWAY UCAGDEf t three lnyrfntrs in the. box. not a v If.... 5 0 Danlela. cf..... 10 6 0 0 Fred Carisch, the former a ap- W. T.. Prf; I vt T. n hewas Olson, ss..... 3 0 3 2 0 JJolter, rf 4 0 0 o That a paragraph which actually Easterly. 4 0 0 0 10 Just; time certain professionals catcher, get andther chance in tho Tresruren . 8 1 .857 Law.,..uri... 1 .1U hit belg isaele off his curves, while he Those Sox players certainly are rude rf. 2 Harttett. K... 3 0 at this peared in a newspaper AUdltora..j 1 ATI I TTfriVtoiwnrr At HtoralU lb.... 4 0 9 0 0 110 description, says an .. 5 a iA used, Owe. If u. 4 15 0 0 of various golf clubs are- endeavoring to American Association. Toledo has boujht Eastern Trafflc . 3 .6001 " " fanned, three sea. Ed a fake spltter to our young pitchers. Blrm'ham. cf. 4 0 3 0 0 Knight, as..... 3 0 S 1 writer. The following ynaj be I Jackson, 0 I the general public on essentiar him from Indianapolis. expected. At with success, , making only a bluff ot cf... 0 0 0 0 Chase, lb...... 3 19 0 1 instruct the critical point of an ex- T Turner Zb..., 4 3 Priest, Zb. - 1 2 0 0 golf playing, ostensibly to per- SUBUniUX LEAGTJX. the sphere. Mclntyre was hit by batted ball in Hall. 4 1103 points in citing battler rno!telH 2b 12 0 Blair, ...... 2 0 - person in A pitcher needs something besides a running to second. ' Land, e 3 c. fect the- average the t'!game "araham regurgitated "T Sl3t! B 2z. 15 2 0 Warhop, p..... S'O 0 10 Lafayette the spherical hTln...! t. Mclntyre had hardly got In t.refg. 3 0 0 0 0 of the rich mail." Apparently, Miss srood arm. the coT. object, composed of caoutchouc, J'etwpruj...... 8 2 .830 nricatwoedT::: I" 5J: settled P... nrpftlrtpnt TCnn- - the outer ,6W. f1 O. Totals...... iiiM t Ginnr. nf thn legian. naturaj ability, but didn't layer of. Broctusd..... s Tikiesa s .lag the. third, when Otey seat a ball back of Richmond, 7t Roanoke, Totals...... 5"i;5""o lsl"i has the the bark o? cork tree (Quercus Golf Club, is doing more prac- go aoour. 11. 1m Special to The WaaHnjtoa llerali. winning Ijiockburn Know now to suber), spun wool, nnd a Bortiftn nf th SUNDAY SCHOOL LKAGCK him ana teefc three bases ea k. Two cat when run was made. game, In- - wr. 10, - tical work to benefit the and t. pt Richmond, "Vs., June Roanoke drew- CWelaod...... 0--1 Monti-cell- o, hide of a deceased equine, to Brown, who. - r ti: JftlMt84)akelva 0000 '1000 Claentaiiy IS wiunea-iu- ui Edward Bargeant, twirier of the iatli.... I "fiwwsa. sneaker aloes the right game Xer Ycrk 1--2 auurcinu jjivjcuieu ik Him juucri lorce ana mo- i Oa rr1(AjT a blank from Richmond In the last 00000010 hafilts Teat means ot relax- - 1311 Mm tfcftt Buns Olson, Daniels. Cree. hits Land. sedentary a Iowa, team, has a record for mentum thence to Tenney, before Wag- Haaellae...... 4B6Aiacogtsa. eM3std BettedJifea two cush the series this afternoon, losing 7 to outoi-aoors.- " ot Three-ba- in Goa s 1C5 average oould to-- rtt' 1 Turner. bit Cree. Sacrifice hits tlon of striking out men. an of ner return the initial de- ion. Score; sack, Knight. Stolen basesDaniels, Ball, Struck Regardlng this matter Miss Sanger has fifteen per game. His opponents have, priving the aforesaid Wagner priv- IMASVU, say:-Th- e sfth R.H.B. out By WarhorA Grtcs. 4 First baso to balls following, to 13--7 ilege Lancsster-Lsaeas-ter, atretaa 0- 2:ibr the matle an average ot but hits per of participating further In the con- At : TIiiiUhih t" trW t a Roanoke -9 3 3 Off Grrsg, 5. Denote play Ball to StonH. Hit club, whom KtaABt-(4t- nc 00080000 women of the of At ; Tork, x- M game. test .and la concluding the Pittsfeury U. 1sv sstCftir, Biit was atlerably Elchracnd..i...... 0 0 1 0 I 1 I -7 I by latched ball-- By Warhop. 1. on bases ,x.ma m Trentew-Trfnt- a tb I Lett 3 a Aftv.,? in- . - . ant mnctlv... .. club's opportunity n. At AltooM, i. osji Batteries Hall Oxserr Pieroe ; ew. York, Umpires Messrs. bliC! .o mtW for triumph alth,t At, tf - 4Mtt at tiskC , andabrr tad and dereland. 1 VU.1.V0 particular Wsatfnsi yBsafcrpn, Mhmfswb. . Cowan. O'Leoghlln and Cbenollr Attendance 1S.9BS. mpiOCU in "1 bwieiiuic4w tFiv Juncture." and make the club a social meeting place "Which, translated into English, Ml , whWtft fena, is aeo setrrn Atlantic leastjb. mease: Ihimlls. ana. acauu rcov. ;, mm. ..v.a. ,,.; "Poaches" shot tbe pill back to 'Baster,! rinaay-lws- It soaks tram tbe sMe. lines CHfSCTICTJT STATM LSASDK. IIKW KK43LATTD LKAScTH. - 'At wkss Ifuufcasfcasy,; there are tournaments at the club dur- Cohucbta CoJumhla, - JaexaonTCle, L who amoked Jt over to the Man," 22-5r"- Av Brtlgtiwft-Brlessp- ort. t; New Mtata, V At "04 )4itteomrr. $ ik as it Oatifcl BUI it, with his greater AngnitK, Albany, B&nihff Wagner off by mUe At Untifm At Xew Bhci-N- M Kstea. : f. ) At Worcester Worcester. 0; Icnrtll, At Ancosta 1; . .first a aad At Mitwsi tfHwk 3t Atlanta. . yrtxh yauag Htro, participate, although each one may have StTsruiah Sarajwah. 4: Macon. J. afaaal4W!w h At WstertBfT-JaJsrt- wj, VjtoMsrf.s. Ltviesee Lawieser, i; Brockton, 1. At brt4vkln; ap the Plratee' b&tttat MXQitmm Km' M (a aaosg psayars. gsaiksrtw. Oalmniaa, M. Otkum - - saaea aeaak a a A SssPCsssssykUyrisssftMs 9 MVa'tMsBsptQBs) & At X Mfcta, tfM Stnt, S Mr apaetat caawptoa tas At Catrsul H t f . l i )