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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-23
MINOR GAMES.

At misunderstanding 9. Paterson 1.
At Newark, n. Newark s. Wilkes
AT Observation-Disclosures 2, Richmond 3.
Second game, Allentown 3, Richmond 5.
At Observation-Disclosures Z, Newport
At Portiand-Portland II. Taunton 8.
At acknowledgements 10, Fitchburg
S.
At Decentralization IA. Cambridge 3.
At Lancaster, Pa.-Lancaster 8, Scran-
ton 10.
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HARTFORD.

Two-base hits, Shindle 2; first base , 4n
errors, Rochester 1; double plays, Sii l.sa
and O'Hagan 2; Burke, Smith aho
CtHagan: passed balls, Smith. Boy9a;
struck out, by Morse 2, by Esper q
stolen bases, Smith, Barclay, BURKE Re
Shindle Gatfns: first base on balls, on
Morse 4. of Esper 8: left on bases, Ro-
chester 4, Hartford 4; sacrifice hit, smith.
Time Of game, 1.40. Umpire, Burns
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ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs-Boston 4. Two,.base Ms.
Stencil, Stahl. Three-base hltS[C11lli4nS b.
Hickman /. Double plays-Wallace and
OConnor 2. Sacrifice hit-Tenney First
base on balls-Off Hickman 3; off Niche Nichols
); off Bates A.. Passed bah 17,cSd1S
Stolen bases-Heidrick, Stencil. Time
2.2O Umpires-O'Day and McGarr.
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TAKE A HAND AT BASE BALL.
Employees of the City Sewers and
Engineering Departments Play saturd ay

Engineering Departments Play saturd ay
What promises to be one Of the most
interesting, if not the most scientific
ball game of the season, is scheduled
to take place on the Sutton lane
grounds next cnturday afternoon. be-
tween teams made up from employees
of the city sewer and engineering de-
partments.
The teams are captained by w. B.
Connors and Matthew Gault, and all
sorts of interesting developments are
expected. Members of the respective
teams have been practicing steadily
the past few weeks, and claim to be in
the pink of condition.
1t is impossible to say just how long
the game will last. but one thing is as
sured-that the game will be called in
time to allow those who attend to get
down to the lake and see the boat race
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JUST ENOUGH 10 WIN.

Chicago, May 22.-Battery errors and
other PLAYS, about evenly divided be-
tween the two teams, manufactured
most of the runs today. The locals won
out in the ninth inning. Attendance, 21OO.
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BALTIMORE.

Earned runs, Pittsburg 5. Baltimore 3:
two-base hits, Donovan, Reitz, Tannehill,
Sheckard: three-base hits Nc
CarthS, Williams 2; home run, McCreery;
double play, O'Brien and Lachance; first
base on balls, of Tannehill 3, off Nc
Kenna 8: hit by a pitched ball. Clark,
sehriyer; struck out BY Tannehiu 3; wild
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PROVIDENCE COLLAPSED.

Montreal, May 22.-Providence hit Dug
gleby quite frequently in the first four
innings and then collapsed not a man
getting to first in the next five innings
Montreal found Dunkle comparatively
easy. Score:
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NEW YORK.

Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, New York 3;
two-base hits, Beckley Doyle, Grady,
Van Haltren: three-base hits, Setback
Steinfeldt; double plays, Hartman and
Doyle, Hartman, Gleason and Doyle,
Miller and Beckley; first base on balls,
off Breitenstein 4, off Carrick s; hit by
pitched ball, by Carrick 1; struck out by
Breitenstein l; passed ball, Peitz; wild
pitch, Carrick Time of game 2.15 UNI
pires, SwartWood and Warner.
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IS ....s.s.... lot
VERMONT.

Two-base hits-Wight. ReiIIy, GaHney.
Double play-Dyer and Gaffney. Bases on
balls-By Richmond 2; by Clancy Ill: Itit
o1tIBy Richmond s; by Clancy 8. Passed
balls-Brennan 2. Umpire-Strong. Time
hours.
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pitch, McKenna. Time of game. 2.1O
Umpires, Gaffney and Andrews.
sHAKEuP FOR COLONIES

Louisville. May PA change in the
Colonies infleld caused some improve
ment in the playing, but not enough to
win. Five hits and an error gave the
Superbas the victory in the Sth inning.
Attendance 500. Score:
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socKALExIs IN GAME.

Rochester, May 22.-Rochester put up
swift game today, defeating the Hart
fords by the score of 4 to 2. Sockalexis
made his first appearance with Hartford
IN the position of left field Attendance
1nnn Gcora.
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su0HoFF BoMBARDED.

Cleveland, May 22-The Senators
pounded Sudhoff hard in the first in
ming and he was taken out Of the box
in the eighth. The home team was help
less. Attendance, 200. Score:
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PIRATES PLAY FAST.

Pittsburg, May 22.-Hard hitting and
excellent fielding won today's game for
Pittsburg. The locals IA hits netted %
bases, while the visitors got only one on
bases. Attendance, 1900 Score:
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St. Louis
For First Time
This Year.
BOSTON TEAMS GREAT VICTORY.
With Nichols in the Box
Leaders Become
Helpless.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston 10; st. Louis 3.
Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4.
Ptttsburg 0; Baltimore 4.
Cincinnati 3; New York 4.
Brooklyn 5; Louisville 2.
Washington IA; Cleveland B.
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BREITENsTEIN's FIRST.

Cincinnati, May 22.-Breitenstein kept
the hits well scattered today and won his
first game of the season. Attendance
1850 Score:
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Earned run, Chicago; left on bases,
Chicago Z, Philadelphia TO- two base hits,
Callahan, Lajoie, Flick; three-base hits,
Ryan, Lauder; sacrifice hit, Mcfarland;
stolen base, LANCE; double plays, McCor-
mick, Everett and Demontreville, Lauder,
Mcfarland and Cooley; struck out, by
Callahan 1; passed balls, Mcfarland 2;
Fifeld 5: hit by a pitched ball. Ryan,
Cooley, Lajoie 2. Time of game, 2.l0.
Umpires, Hunt and Connolly.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Springfield, 30; Toronto, 1.
Rochester, A; Hartford, 2.
Montreal, 10; Providence, 4.
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
GAMES TODAY.

Worcester at Syracuse; Providence at
Montreal; Springfield at Toronto; Hart.
ford at Rochester.
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LOUISVILLE.


Brooklyn ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0-5
Louisville ..........1 0 o.
Earned runs-Louisville /; Brooklyn 2
Stolen bases-Keeler, Anderson. Two-base
hits-McGann. Anderson, DAILY. Three
base hit-Clark. First base on balls-On
Dunn q of Cunningham l. Struck out
BY Dunn g. Passed ball-Ktttredge Left
on bases-Louisville 8; Brooklyn 6. Time
-150. Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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ELps CRUSHING DEFEAT.

New Haven, Conn, May 22.-Yale met
defeat at the hands Of the Georgetown
University nine this afternoon, in a dis
appointing game Cook, who pitched for
vale was unsteady and erratic. In one
inning only did he show his usual form.
1,ba sunnort given him by the rest of
the team was also poor. Georgetown
nIayed a much better game throughout
than the home college nine. Score:
Georgetown ....... 20d60 2,Ll2
Yale. .............-.. 1 U = IL D
batteries. Cook and Sullivan: Bach,
White and Cranston.
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CHICAGO.
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Totals ..................5f IL
Slated for Conner in ninth.
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the Civil War General Wheeler lost thirty
two of his personal staff killed and
wounded, was wounded himself and had
sixteen horses shot under him. Now he
wants to go to Manila to keep the Tsgals
guessing about American cavalry tactics.
Several parties in this city will try
for artesian wells when the new ma.
chinery that is or the road arrives.
One big well will prove a quick answer
for the water question.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
LOUSY With Gold.

The strike on Boulder Hill, three
miles east Of Markleeville promises to
be the biggest discovery of the kind
ever made in this section Of the coun-
try. Only a few tons of ore have been
taken our, but it is very rich and It's es-
timated value is $40. 900. There is CON
siderable excitement in Alpine county,
particularly at Markleeville, and every
body is predicting lively times. We
have been unable to learn the width of
the ledge but the foregoing Information
seems to come from a reliable source
and the Courier hopes Boulder Hill
will add millions TO the wealth Of Al
pine.-COUriHr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
THE FOURTH
Arrangements Nearly Com
pleted

The Fourth Of July Committee were at
work yesterday completing plans for the
big celebration and are evidently making
excellent progress. Besides the attrac-
tons offered by our own tOwnsmen and
citizens several outside features are to be
added. The indian School children and
the band from that institution will be on
hand. while there Is talk of having the
entire Comstock with us. With the
money collected there will be a hand
some display of floats in the parade and
the evening will be illuminated with the
latest kind Of fireworks.
Everyone is lending a hand on this
occasion and Carson will wake up and
show the people of u n~eighbOring
towns that she is very much awake II
more than eve on the map. Get IN line
and invite YOU friends from the other
towns.