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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21

...ootod riders of the clubs preferTing
a. ca on taunts of their own making
WITH over 1900 wheelmen IN line an
with different colored l lanterns, -, =, q
parade a week from nexL IluaS cis
riII Certainly present unique spscI"oio'
Iobn Kervick will take string out
| euo1o Pee dville for the first time TINS
Ilott neYt week. He will start Mar
io%ie Paion and Brightlight at Nashua
Major Taylor is not altogether sat- salts is
Aa6 with the fasco Of the 1o-t1lle i I
race with McDuffie, at Charles SV9t
PsTk Saturday, and wishes TO rlde II
over again. a.. 49,
The way entries are coming in Tor the
Fourth Of July races al " We sSe Assoeiated
| Cycle Clubs and their expectations ai Q
being more than realized.
The other morning paper says that the
local consulate of the l.. a. w. Is ~,
~ Continues and says identically what
The Spy stated the other day.
A local consulate could do wonders TO-
ward Improving the present cond l1,l OF
things for the local Wheelmen. me way
of the local bicyclists is known 70 3e
like unto that of the transgressors-hard
The members of the clubs affiliated
with the Associated Cycle CLUBS are
making themselves conspicuous ny uscV-
rating their wheels with adVertlslng mat
Ter Of the Fourth of July meet at west
boro.
marlboro announces a two days race
mest Univ 8 and 4. The classes and
purses are: gao trot, $500; 2:2O trot and
mace. $500: 2:27 trot and pace. s2OO: Zl6
trot and pace, $500: free-for-aH trot ana
pace, $500.
The abundant obituaries of Eico, 20sh,
Mace the horse on the same footing with
the Indian in regard to his surprising
Qualities after death. He is a FASTER
horse dead than he ever was whens ne
stood on iron.
The hard luck that Worcester riders
PLAYED In at Charles River Park Saturday
| was proverbial. Victor Ekberg was
4 could see himself getting second money
| in the one-third mile open, and Jimmy
| Casey had a similar experience in the
| fye-mile handicap.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Montreal's turn next.

MOntrealS urn next
Sharrot seems like a good man.
Yeager's throwing was par excellence.
Who says the Worcesters can't play
ball?
It's a good thing Providence is so far
The Torontos are poor lot of base
runners.
To Frisbee: "Say au revoir, but not
goodbye"
Get at the other aggregation from
Canada today
Yeager is the beau ideal of an ''aggres-
sive" ball player.
The Farmers have got in habit OF
starting out well.
II was hard lines to have Rickert S
home run disqualified.
There will be a special day Of racing
at Combination Park July 4.
Eleven hits and one run Is a record
nothing short of the remarkable
Three straight from Montreal would
land Worcester well in the front
Grav's halo of glory was dispelled yes
terday with two inexcusable errors.
The Bay State Gun Club expects to be-
gin throwing targets within week.
It was a good crowd yesterday, not
outstanding the premonitions OF rain
Yeager added insult to injury when he
kicked Gray, after putting him out on
home.
These three Toronto games will linger
long In the memory of the base bail en-
thusiast.
Lampe has a very speedy low bali
which is somewhat OF mystery TO the
batsman.
More trouble for Toronto today. The
Canadians have always been easy for
the Clam Diggers.
Why not have another Ladies day
this week? The fair sex didn't have only
half show yesterday.
A race meeting will be held at Rigby
the week of the national holiday and at
Dover the week following
Kuhns is an unlucky ball player. Sew
eral times already he has been spiked
He got bad one yesterday.
The little pony Woodshed appears to
be about good enough to be hitched on
the off-side of any In his class.
A study of the low hanging nimbus
clouds was fully as interesting sight
as the two teams on the diamond.
Iampe's comrades on the bench were
much surprised when he raped out three
| singles yesterday. They needn't be.
Ieach's farewell was brilliant. With
his fielding qualities, the little fellow
was beginning to get his eye on the ball.
John Kervick behind Marjorie and
Brightlight is credited with two Of the
fastest workouts Of the year at Read
Vile.
With the same spirit of pull all to-
gether," Worcester can land the pennant,
even if the team loses a half-dozen more
of its stars.
Klobedanz has won seven games; Hor-
ton, won 8. lost g. Lampe, won ;, lost 5.
1t was the experiments with Clark and
Viau that hurt
Victor Ekberg is certainly riding in his
old-time sprint form these days. and can
be depended upon giving the fast ones
run for their money.
The club team races at the Westboro
meet Of the Associated Cycle Clubs prom
ises to be a racing event that will prove
hair-rsiser for the spectators
Sunday club runs are not being attend
ed as well IS early in the season the
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WASHINGTON.
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ball came back, and the man on third
never budged. Then Yeager flashed the
ball to Carr. catching Wagner mapping
and the Torontos wandered disconso-
lately out in the field, wondering where
they were at, while pandemonium
reigned in the belachers.
Like the day before, Worcester start
ed in with vim, Leach hitting for two
bases, and scoring on Kuhn's hit,
which Gray let by him. Sharrott drew
a base and Gray made a clean muff of
Yeager's fly, allowing Kuhns to score.
With two men on bases, McQuaid put
up one for Smith, and Harrington hit
a grounder to short. The locals got
but three hits in the next four innings,
though rallied in the sixth, as told
above. 1t was a great game-the
greatest of the year.
Sharrott, late of Bangor and Indian
apolis, played centre yesterday in place
of Frisbee who has been called to Bos-
ton temporarily. He had no chances
in the field but showed up well at the
bat and on the bases,
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IN A NEW ROLE.
Capt. Roche to Compete in the Broad
Jump in the International Meet

Capt. James T. Roche, Jr., of the
Harvard track team, will be a COMPETE
tor on the Harvard international team
and will appear in new role. He win
try his skill in the broad jump, which
he can do very creditably, despite his
lack of familiarity.
Capt. Roche's friends in this city will
be surprised to hear of him competing
in the jump, but they have been already
aware that he has been suffering from
a bad leg which has made his chances
of competing in the 100 yards rather
dubious, but the ability he showed Mon
day in the broad jump practically as
sures him a position on the team as a
competitor. He cleared close to % feet
on his first trial, which is considered
remarkably good work.
He will not compete in the New Eng
land championships next Saturday, as
he wishes to nurse his foot. The other
men of the Harvard team will compete,
however The list of the men at the
training stable are Capt. J. T. Roche
Jr., and ]. F. Quinlan in the sprints; T.
E. Burke in the middle distance runs;
H. W. Foote, H. B. Clarke in the mile
and three mile runs; F. B. Fox in the
high hurdles; w. A. Boal and H. J.
Brown in the hammer; A. N. Rice and
C. NJ. Rotch in the high jump, and c.
D. DAILY in the broad jump.
The men are feeling in fine spirits and
are very enthusiastic on the subject Of
the approaching trip. Capt. Roche is
planning to room with Capt. Fisher Of
the Yale team, and it is expected that
the best of good fellowship Will prevail
all around. An announcement that has
interested the members of both teams
is that Dan DAILY, the comedian, will 20
over on the st. Louis with them.
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A NEW RIFLE CLUB.
Many Prominent sportsmen interested in
Its Organic alton.

Arthur w. Walls, P. Blaisdell, Rev.
Roland A. Nichols, H. F. A. Lange and
a number of other Worcester men who
are interested in handling the sporting
rifle, yesterday took the preliminary
steps toward the formation of a rife
shooting club. A score of Worcester
sportsmen were approached on the plan
and the impression prevails that 35 or
more rifles will be mustered and a suit
able pit will be in operation before the
middle of July
Arthur w. Walls is the prime mover
in the proposed club, and only bust
ness reasons prevent his calling a meet
ing of interested sportsmen at once.
His plan has met with encouragement
and the organization is ripe for per-
lection at once, so as to give the big
game hunters an opportunity to get
the arm in before the trip to Maine or
New Brunswick in the fall. The plan
of the rife pit is already drawn, and is
built along lines that should make it
the best in New England. Two tar
gets, at least, will be operated and
suitable location for sinking the pit is
in mind.
After the plan has been presented to
each of the long list of sportsmen who
are interested, a meeting for organiza-
ton will be called, and the date will
be fixed not later than the first week
in July.
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THE "MAJoR's" TOUR.
TAYLOR Leaves for indianapolis Today and
VIII Ride There Friday and Saturday.

Major Taylor leaves for indianapolis
this morning, and will ride in the first
L. A. w. championship races on Friday
and Saturday.
This is the beginning of the circuit,
and from there Major Taylor goes to
Terre Haute and Chicago. Then he
will return to Boston in time for the
races of July l. The following day he
will start back to St. Louis, and will
lump from there to Ottumwa, Iowa,
thence to Chicago, Detroit, GAINESVILLE,
Wis, Montreal and back to Boston.
He proposes to have another go at
McDuffe, he says as he does not con-
slider the last race real test of either
his or McDuffie's ability. The major
will be ready to meet him as soon as
he gets his own pacing machine.
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LEACH TO-DAY.
Popular Little Player to Figure in Opening
Game With Montreal.

1t was expected, last night, that
Leach, the Worcester shortstop. would
leave to rejoin the Louisville base all
team, but Manager Leonard has ar
ranged so that the popular little player
will figure in the opening game of the
Montreal series. He will play his reg
ular position.
Frisbee, the Worcester centre fielder,
went west yesterday, where he will
ioin the Boston team. He will be used
by the Bostons until Hamilton RECEIVERS
and will then return to Worcester and
cover his position in centre field. When
he does return, SharrOtt will be moved
into right field and Joe Harrington will
go TO shortStoD.
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THIRTEEN INNINGS.

Chicago, June 20. - Today's game was
one of the hardest fought battles of the
season. Both pitchers were at their best,
and up to the last inning Griffith had re-
ceived perfect and at times sensational
support In the thirteenth inning, after
two outs and with men on second and
third, Mccormick fumbled, filling the
bases. Griffith lost control, forcing in a
run, and Collins double scoring three
more. Attendance 1900. Score:
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BATTLE WITH WIND.

Providence, June 20. - Providence and
Montreal played remarkably good game
today under adverse conditions produced
by wind blowing a gale and sending sand
in clouds over the field. 1t was pitching
battle, with the wind against the bats
men, and each side placed five hits. Prov
idence had lead of a single run until
the eighth inning, when a single by Tom
Bannon, Sharon's triple and Nyce's fail
ure to send the ball clear to first base
produced two runs for Montreal. Shei-
beck was ordered out of the game in the
seventh for persistent back talk. Score:
PROVIDENCE
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DEATHS.

McKEON-In this city. Goth, Margaret
(McArdle) McKeon. wife Of Owen Nc
Funeral from her late home, 4S Union
ST.. Thursday morning at o'clock; Re-
aIiiem high mass at st PauIs Church
at 8.55. Relatives and friends are IN
vited TO attend.
sMTDDY-In this city, goth, Mrs. Jane
Funeral from her late home, No. l6
Washburn ST. Thursday morning at Sis
O'clock Requiem high mass in Sacred
Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
sNITH-In this city, 20th. ]. Edwin
smith &C yrs. mos. 30 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services from his late
residence 10 Ashland ST. Friday at
p. m.
MORGAN-In this city. 18th, Francis
Henry Morgan, s. yrs. S mos. II days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence 20 InstituM road. Thursday at
4 .. m
MEGGETT-In this CITY. goth. John NJ.
Meggett, e6 yrs. 20 days.
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HARTFORD TAKES THIRD,

Hartford, June 2O.-Hartford captured
the third game in the series with SYRIA
cuse today by timely hitting and general
all-round playing. Syracuse was unable
to find johnson for more than three hits.
A strong wind blew across the diamond
throughout the game and this accounts
for many of the errors. Villeman, who
held the locals down to two hits Satur-
day, was touched up freely today. Tur-
ner. the new left fielder for Hartford,
played a star game both in the field and
at the bat Score:
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Totals. ..................4a 8 16 81
CLEVELAND.

Earned runs, Cleveland 3, Brooklyn 5;
first base on balls, off Knepper /, off Nc
James 8; home run, Kelley; three-base
hit, Knepper; two-base hits, Tucker,
Dahen, Mccain; sacrifice hits Harley,
Schecongost; stolen bases, Quinn. Sulli-
van, Keller, Kelley, Dahlen, Jones, DAILY
2 Grim; struck out, by Knepper 2, by
McJames 3; double plays, Knepper to
Quinn, Daily to Mccain; passed ball.
Grim Umpires, O'Day and McGarr.
Time. 2 hours. Attendance 100.
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HE STOLE HOME.

Pittsburg, June 2O.-The sensational
feature of the game today was McCar-
thy's run home from third, tieing the
score, in the ninth. New York won out
by a base on balls and Van Haltrens
base hit. Attendance, 1900. The score:
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MINOR GAMES.

At Observation-Disclosures 6, Newark 4.
At Acknowledgement 8, Paterson A.
At Newport-Portland 4, Newport 2.
At awtucket-Pawtucket 2, Brockton l.
AT ridgeport-Norwich 3, Bridgeport 2.
At Bristol-New Haven 10, Bristol g.
At Meriden - Derby 4, Meriden 4. (Ten
innings.
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STEADY AT CRISIS.

Cincinnati, June 2O.-Phillips pitched
great ball today, the Phillies being unable
to get hits when they were needed. Sin
giles by Vaughn and Smith and Selbach's
double gave the locals the winning run
in the seventh Attendance, 1900. Score:
CINCINNATI
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SYRACUSE.

IWo-base hlts, Turner, Williams; sac
rifice hits, Stuart 2, Johnson; double
to Gatins to Kelly 2; stolen bases, Tur-
ner, Urquhart; bases on balls off John
son 2, off Villeman 1; hit by pitcher, Tur-
ner, Winters; left on bases, Hartford I,
Syracuse 2; first base on errors, Hart
ford 3, Syracuse l. Umpire, Boyd. Time,
As. Attendance 300.
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Earned runs, New York 2; two-base
hits, Van Haltren, Warner; three-base
hits, Herman, T. O'Brien; sacrifice hit, ].
OBrien; stolen bases, Mccarthy. Williams,
]. O'Brien; first base on balls, off Lever !,
off Doheny 7; struck out by Lever l,
by Doheny /; passed ball, Warner; wild
pitch, Doheny Time of game, 230. UNI
pires, Lynch and Connolly.
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LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia ut
Cincinnnti; Washington at st. Louis;
Baltimore ut Louisville; New York at
Ptttsburg; Brooklyn at Cleveland
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MONTREAL.

Home run, Davis; three-base hit, Shea
Leahy, Evans, Dooley; double plays, Coo
ney to Lynch to Davis, Evans to Davis,
Shearon to Jacklitz; first on balls off
Evans g. off Felix q struck out, by Felix
2, by Evans 6. Time, hours. Umpire,
Doescher.
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SLUGGING CONTEST.

St. Louis, June 2O.-Sharp fielding on
both sides kept the score out of the dou
BILE figures today, as both sides slugged
the ball. O'Brien made five hits for a
total of ten bases. Attendance 1900. Score:
WASHINGTON.
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SAVED THEIR BACON.

by Clarke in the first inning the Orioles
would have been shut out. Woods
pitched fine ball and deserved to win.
Attendance, 1900. The score:
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LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAME S TO-DAY.

Montreal at Worcester; Rochester at
Hartford; Syracuse at Springfield; To-
rOnto at Providence; Holy CrOss-BrOwn
at Providence; Lafayette-COrneII at
Ithaca.
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TOD SLOAN CHEERED.

London, June 2O.-The anti-Sloan de-
monstration which was expected to take
place did not materialize. There was
some cheering when his mount won the
selling plate.
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LOUISVILLE.
or Hartzell in the ninth

**Batted for Wills in the ninth
Louisville .0 0 90 010 o.
Baltimore ......... 2 0 0 0 0 0 %
Stolen bases. Lachance. Brodie; two
base hit Robinson; sacrifice hit, Ritchey;
first base on balls, off Woods /: struck
out, by Woods 2, by McGinnlty ]; double
play, Hartzell, Clarke and Wills; hit by
a pitched ball, Wagner; left on bases,
Louisville Z, Baltimore 6. Time of game,
/ .4S. EMPIRES, Swartwood and Warner.
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TOO WEAK.

Cleveland, June 20. - The home team
made a big rally in the seventh inning
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RAIL PLAYERS AcQUITrED.

Buffalo. n. Y, June 20-The members
of the Columbus and Buffalo ball teams
The game. for violating the Sunday law,
were acquitted today.
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LEWIS AND KERNS.
Unlikely That These
Men Will Be
Matched.
BOTH ARE WILLING, HOWEVER.
The National Association
Looks with Disfavor on
Such Races.
BOTH ARE WILLING, HOWEVER.

The rowing men at the lake put in
hard days work yesterday, especially
Ten Eyck and Lewis, who were out I'M
der the eye of Jim Ten Eyck, Inc
coach put the young soullers through a
hard practice spin in their singles, and
after they were rested sent them out
in their double shell for an equally hard
row. Frank Kerns was on the water at
the same time, and did fast mile and
a half.
The talk of a race between Lewis
and Kerns is still heard at the lake, and
the universal wish expressed is that
the sculIers he brought together. Lewis
has expressed a Willingness to meet
Kerns, but there is considerable doubt
whether the pair will be brought to-
gether. The National Association of
Oarsmen looks with disfavor upon
match races, and although 1t has no
jurisdiction in the matter it Will not
give its sanction to a match race and
regards with more or less suspicion
the men who engage in such contest.
Neither Lewis or Kerns would be
willing TO incur the dspleasure of the
national body, and for this reason there
is small likelihood of the men meeting
until Kerns has passed through the
Junior and intermediate classes ana
joins the ranks of the senior scullers
in which Lewis now holds a high place.
Lewis has ended his work with a
sweep oar, and has left the Wachusett
junior crew without stroke. There is
some talk of putting Jim Dowd in No.
8 seat and getting one of the high jul
niors to fill Dowd's place at No. 6.
Dowd has had experience with the
Worcester Boat Club in stroking
Fights, and would be a good man in the
Wachusett boat.
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#Stahl out, interference.
*Mertes batted for Griffith.

+*Mertes batted for Griffith.
c 66Ss9e x: . / 9 9 . Q Q Q Q q
Earned runs, Boston 1; left. on bases,
Chicago G. Boston 6; two-base hits, Long,
Collins, Clark; three-base hit, Stahl; sac
rifice hits, Demont. Collins, LANCE; stolen
base, Stahl: double plays, Demont, Nc
Cormick and Everett Ryan and Dona-
hue; struck out, by Griffith g. by Nichols
6; first on balls, off Griffith 2, off Nichols
2; hit by pitcGhedi ball, Collins oil Time
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston 3; Chicago 1.
New York 4; Pittsburg 2.
Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia
Baltimore 2; Louisville 1.
Brooklyn 81 Cleveland q.
Washington 8; st. Louis 3.
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PHILADELPHIA

Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia
/; two-base hits, Smith, Delehanty, Sell
bach; first base on balls, off Fifeld I, off
Phillips 4; hit by a pitched ball. by Ftiield
/; struck out, by Fifield l. Time of game,
]. 40. UmDires, Burns and Smith
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21

Improve your disposition and temper by
use CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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ST. LOUIS.
ed for Powell in the ninth.

Slated for Powell in the ninth.
Washington ........1 Q Q Is
Earned runs, St. Louis 3 Washington g.;
oSBrien9;: home ti run, 0'Brien; hit by
pitcher Stencil; double plays, Bonner
and Cassidy 2, Cross, childs and Mexican.
Mexican unassisted first on balls, off
Powell 2, off Mercer 2; struck out by
Powell l, by Mercer 2. Time, 2.1O. UNI
pires, Emslie and Mcdonald.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21

GREATEST BICYCLE NEWS YET.
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RAIN AT SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, June 20.-Rochester-Sp Spring
field base ball game postponed. Rain.
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TORONTO.

Zone out When game was caIIeu, sIAlII
inning.
Earned runs, Toronto L; two-base hits,
Leach Sharrott three-base hit, Sudhofr;
home run, Rickert; sacrifice hit, Carr;
stolen base Yeager; double plays, Lam
and Carr, Beaumont unassisted; first
base on balls, off Lampe, Gray Williams,
off Sudhoff, Sharrott 2 Kuhns, Lampe;
first base on errors, Yeager; struck out,
by Lampe, Rothfuss, Williams. Time of
game, Is. Umpire Grueber.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21

The Woman's auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. met at the lake clubhouse yes
terday afternoon with their families
and friends and enjoyed a basket pic
mic. Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. lake
department furnished an entertainment
in swimming, diving and rowing feats.
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Worcester Downs To.
ronto by Miraculous
Fielding.
Farmers Give a Practical
Essay on the National
Game.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Worcester 3; Toronto 1.
Hartford s; Syracuse 1.
Montreal 2; Providence 1.
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NEW YORK.


@Batted for Lever IN the nlnIh.
New York ......O 0 0 0 / d PA
Pittsburg ....... / 0 0 0 0 0 %
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The opening of the Washington So
cial clubhouse at the lake last night
was postponed on account of the storm.
The opening will occur Thursday night
with the same program arranged for
last night.