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that the Bolivian revolutionists have
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A Card
Trial of Lake City Lynchers.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 13.-The
trial of the Lake City lynchers was re-
sumed during the day. Six witnesses
were examined, but nothing material
was adduced save the facts of the1kill-
ing and the destruction of the postof6ce,
already reported.
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Hundred and FIFTY Houses burned.

81. THOMAS, D. w. l., April 19.-Fire
destroyed $50 houses at La Point a
Pitre. Island Of Gnadeloupe, Monday
night
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-20
Had No Candidate.

=
chairman of the anti-Quay Republicans,
announced that at meeting of that or
ganization no candidate had been Sc
lected for whom they would cast their
vote at the days joint ballot, but that
the insurgents were ready to vote for
any good Republican other than M. S.
Quay. Senator Magee moved that
those present should vote for B. F.
Jones of Allegheny, ethan whom there
is no better Republican" he said, mo
better man in the state of Pennsyl-
vania." The conference decided to vote
for Mr.. Jones and adjourned to meet at
the call of the chair, The chair was
empowered to appoint steering COM
mittee of five to look after matters per.
tanning to the organization.
Mr. Jones is connected with the firm
of Jones & Laughlin of Pittsburg. iron
and steel manufacturers He was chair
man of the national Republican COM
mittee in 1884, and conducted the CAM
paign of the late James G.. Blaine for
president. He was Mr.. Blaine's per-
sonal choice for this honor. He has been
a lifelong Republican and has never
held any public Office, excepting presi-
Dental elector. He was voted for by
Senator Magee, and his friends in the
Allegheny delegation at the caucus
which nominated Mr.. Quay for re-
a1actiOn
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-04-20
LEAVING QUAY
Republicans Who Have Hitherto
Supported the Nominee of
the Caucus
Desert Him and Vote With the
Anti-Quay Men for B. T.
Jones.
Not Enough Desertions, However,
to Bring About an
Election.
Mr.. Jones Is of Jones s 4aughIin
and Conducted Blaine's !.
Campaign.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 19.-The Re-
| publican members of the senate and
house OF representatives who desire the
election of a United States senator at
this session of the legislature, met in
the senate chamber to confer as to the
| advisability of jointly supporting a cam
didate. Besides the regular 56 anti
Quay Republicans, who have been vot-
ing against Mr.. Quay for reelection,
there were present number of those
who until this time had observed the
rule of the caucus and voted for its
nominee. Conspicuous among these
We're Senators G. L. Magee of Ale
gheny, William j. Scott of Luzerne,
Samuel A. Losch of Schuylkill, and
members of the Allegheny delegation
in the house.
Senator Scott was elected chairman
and Representative George NJ. Hosack
of Allegheny, secretary. Mr.. Hosack
offered resolution, which was
unanimously adopted without debate.
reciting the steadfastness with which
the majority of Republicans of the leg
islature had stood by NJ. S. Quay, the
caucus nominee, and that the legisla-
ture expiring on Thursday, 1.-THE time
has come when fidelity to the people of
Pennsylvania and the Republican par,
demands that public and party interests
should be paramount to the interests cf
any idividual, and that it is the duty of
all Republicans, without regard to past
caucus action, to take immediate steps
to secure the election of a Republican
to the United States senatorship from
Pennsylvania.
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Western Canada
Won a Signal VICTORY.

Canadian Government agent,
l54 E. 3rd ST. Paul, MINI
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
GRAFTON LOST THE GAME.
Rare Sports Pulled on at Charles River
Trotting Park.

Milford, May 50.-This afternoon at
the Emmets picnic at the Charles river
trorting park. about 1000 people wit
messed a fine list Of sports. The affair
was a success both financially and So
cially. There was dancing in the nall
on the grounds. during the afternoon.
Among the other attractions were a
ball game between Milford and Graf
ton, a horse race, between Milford
horses, q i've mile bicycle match race.
and 100 yards match race.
The most Interesting Of all the at
fractions was the ball game between
Grafton and Milford Milford played
the same team that beat the Lyceums
last Saturday, with the exception Of
Williams who has sore hand. Fla
herty of the Cambridge y. Z. League
team, was the only new player. The
aggregation proved too strong for Graf
ton, although the game was not clinch-
ed until the eighth inning.
The score by innings:
Milford 0070O003 Go
Grafton 001 @ > O. 6
Earned runs. Milford 8. Grafton =:
two base hits. Robinson. ORel.ley,
Downey: left on bases. Milford 3. Graf
ton :: bases on balls Robinson l.
Niau .. struck out. Robinson /. Niau
g. umpire Charles BlaisdeN.
The horse race was won in three
straight heats by P. Kane's Arthur
Dooiey.
The five mile match bicycle race be
tween Clyde Cheney and Michael Tu-
s0ni. was won by Cheney in slow time.
The 100 yards match rage between
Hubbard Of Milford and Grady Of Hol-
uston was won by Hubbard.
In the morning there was an ANA
teur ball game between the Trimonts
Of Milford and the Palmers of Natick-
The game was won by the Naticks by
a score OF IS to 9.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
PRINCETON AND CORNELL
Good Records Made in Dual
Meet Between
Colleges.

Elmira. y. Y, May 30.-A more ideal
day for an athletic meeting could not
be looked for than that which greeted
the Cornell and Princeton teams at Ma
pie Avenue park today. The attend
ance was about 4e09 The event of the
day was the feat Of Jarvis of Prince
ton, who eQualled the record of 94-5
seconds in the l00-yard dash. made by
lTewksbury recently. Princeton won
1.-THE meet, scoring p points to the 40
scored by Cornell Summary:
1oo-yard dash-Jarvis, Princeton,
won; Kratz, Princeton, %; Smith,
Princeton, Sd. Time. 9 As seconds.
Half-mile run-Cregan, Princeton,
won; Bassett, Cornell, I'd; Chamberlain,
Princeton, Sd. Time, 2:04 1-5.
120-yard hurdle-Ripley, Cornell, won;
Wilson. Cornell. ID; Herndon. Prince
ton Sd. Time. 16 20 seconds.
440-yard run-Jarvis, Princeton, won;
Alexander, Cornell. I'd: Hastings, Cor
nell, 30. Time, 50 % seconds.
One-mile run-Cregan, Princeton,
won; Bilinger, Cornell. I'd: Chamber
lain. Princeton, 81. Time, 400.
220-yard hurdle, final heat-Jones,
Princeton, won; Lyon, Cornell, I'd;
Wheeler, Princeton, Sd. Time, Pills
seconds.
22o-yard dash-Jarvis, Princeton,
Won; Baker, Cornell I'd Joseph, Cor
nell Sd. Time. 231-5 seconds.
Two-mile run-Palmer. Princeton,
won: Cregan, Princeton, ID; Terrence,
Cornell, Sd. Time, 1927 4-5.
Field events:
Putting shot-Bottger, Princeton,
won, distance SO feet; Lueder, Cornell,
%, 5S feet inches: Wright, Princeton,
Sd. - feet II inches.
Pole yault-Kenzie and Deming, Cor
nell, tie; Moore, Princeton. Sd, 10 feet s
inches
Throwing hammer-Lueder Cornell,
Won, l25 feet; BOynton. Cornell. I'd, 119
feet; Wright, Princeton, Sd. 116 feet
Running high jump-Carron Prince
ton. Won; Curtis. Princeton. and Lie
binderfer Princeton. tied for I'd. Carroll
cleared 6 feet inches
Running broad jump-BOttger. Prince
ton. Won. y feet ~ inches: Won Krug,
princeton, %, q feet 61s inches; Lar
kin, Cornell. 81. p feet 8 inches.
Total score-Princeton. p; Cornell, Is.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
FUN WITH THE PHLLlES.

Philadelphia, May 3l-Chicaeo out
played the Philliss this morning and won
with ease. Fifeld was batte6 out Of the
box and Wheeler, who succeeded him.
was little Of an improvement. Attend
ance, 500. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
RAGGED FIELD WORK.

New York, May 30.-The Giants lost this
morning through the worst kind of field
ing. They hit the ball hard and timely
enough to win an ordinary game, but the
poor fielding Of Davis and Warner offset
this good work. Score:
Cincinnati .........o ? 0 0 | 0 Q -
New York ......... II 0 0 %
Batteries, Carrick and Warner; Phillips
and Peitz. Earned runs, New York /,
Cincinnati >; first base on errors, New
York I. Cincinnati /; left on bases New
York q, Cincinnati 6; first base on balls,
of CaTTick 3, off Phillips !; struck out,
by Carrick l. by Phillips 3; home run,
smith, Peitz: sacrifice hits. wilson. Nil
ler double plays Gleason, Davis and
Wilson. Gleason and Grady; stolen bases,
Corcoran . Smith hit by pitched bail,
Steinfeldt, Hartman; wild pitches, Car
rick .. Time Of game. 2.05 Umpires,
Ganney and Andrew Attendance, 800.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
PIRATES ROB A GAME,

Pittsbure, May S).-Tanrehill's steady
pitching and Williams superb batting
won the game for Pittsburg. Mcfarland
also pitched q sood game. In The ninth
inning he was struck I'm the groin hv \
batted ball but pluckiiy retired The side
and Baker pitched the 10th inning. At
tendance, S2H. Score:
Pittsburg 1922. 10 00200 -
WashingJon..... / 1 0 o "a
Batteries. TannehuI and Soh~;,-ar.
Baker, Mcfarland and Mcclure. Earned
nun, PltLSburg; two-oase hits Williams )
sacrifice hits. Schrive-. Barry. stolen
passes. MCCARTHY, Williams. Clark. Reirz.
couple ,-5, plays. TaGnehil. Ely and clark.
Hl-F aFIa1o. Fadden and Cassidy: first
land /. OF Baker /; hit by pitched han
Mcfarland ? Schriver, TannehiIi. s+~IcE
ont by Iannshiu 9. by Mcfarland 4
and Warner. ga " Us"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
IRVlNGTON ROAD RACE,
A. W. Ross Wins the Annual Twenty-Five
Tile Event

New York. May So. W. Ross Of
the T. 4. c.. Of Harrison won the 18th
annual -Milburn 25-mile road
race today He had a handicap Of hve
minutes buc his actual time was
!---.ls. E. \. C. Hanson Of Perth Am
ooy' who had handicap Of one min
ute, made the fastest time and rbsrsb,-
Won the time prize. His time was
I-ls. 40. which is eleven seconds slow
e. than the course record. Charles slice
ot Newark two-minute man. won the
second time prize in LI0:20 Is.
one hundred and twenty wheel07en
accepted the handicap allotted and
started This was considered a remark
ape showing. when it is considered
that there were only I26 entries w.
Starter George ". Laurence fra5 ~
pistol for the start at ll.40 O'Clock there
was close 10 10000 spectators Ifns5
along the course.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
EPSON RACES.
Tod Sloan Lands Two Winners in English
Race.

london. May 81. - Tod Sloan won on
Lord William Beresford's six-year-old bay
horse, knight Of the Thistle. in the race
for the Craven stakes. Laurugay was
second and Hormiston third. Ten horses
ran one mile. The betting was to /
against knight of the Thistle.
Inc NooiCdte stakes We're won by E.
asset bonarCse. Lord William Beres-
FORD : Ierrapin. ridden by Sloan. was IN
paced The betting again Terrapin was
~ y J. EiSht horses ran.
The EPSON plate was won by Capt
Forester's brown mare. Tender and True.
Stoan rode d. Selmour's three-year-old,
,larehaYe, and was unplaced. Richard
lFokers knickerbocller was among the
= starters but failed 10 secure a place.
ven.
In the. race for the Norbury plate, Lord
SANKEY'S siN-year-old chestnut horse.
Go.cen Rule. ridden by Sloan. and Mr,
dead heat
sloan raised an objection against Free
gol for boring" which was sustained,
AMI the race was given to Golden Rule.
ne betting was TO 1 against Golden
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
TAKE A BRACE.

Cambridge, May 31.-The Harvard nine
took a good brace today and defeated
Cornell to . Fitz held the visitors
down 70 three short hits. while Harvard
batted Young hard at times The visitors
scored ;heir only runs in the first in
ming. Ritz being wild. In the third in
ming Harvard gained three runs from
Young. bases on balls. a hit and an err
Tor: and in the fourth Goodrich made a
home run which If Cornells fielding had
been more lively. would have been only
d three-bagger. Score:
Harvard ........... o p 0 0 -
Cornell ....-........ 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs, Harvard >: two-base hit.
Galbraith; home run. Goodrich: stolen
base. Dihblee; double play. Galbraith.
Flncke and Goodrich; first base on balls.
on Young 9. OF Fitz 5; hit by a pitched
ball. Goodrich Fincke. Dibblee. Fitz,
5. Time Of game. $50. EMPIRES. Dickin-
son and hurry. Attendance. 1000
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
Clinton Chase White Who Was An Honor Nan Worcester Academy
Made MANAGER Of Next Years Base Ball Team Brown uniyety

Worcester brains are in demand in
all positions Of the athletic field The
present captain Of Harvard track team
and the next year captain Of Yale track
team are young men who gained their
knowledge OF athletics here
Only few days ago Brown Univer-
sity hOnoTed another Worcester boy in
the athletic line. He is Clinton Chase
White, who will manage Browns base
ball team the coming year. Mr.. White
is at present assistant manager of the
team. and deserved the promotion he
received.
He is the son Of Rev. H Jerome
White, formerly of Worcester, now Of
Southbridge He was born at Bidde-
ford, Ne. in 1879, and graduated from
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31

Worcester academy. He entered Brown
with the class of 1900, this being his
third year at college. While at the
Academy he was a Dexter prize vim
ner and an honor man at graduation,
In his first year at Brown he was elect
ed to the Brown Daily Herald board.
! He was manager of the sophomore foot
ball eleven, and was also vice president
of his class He is president of the
| Worcester Academy club, and secre-
tary of the bowling association at
Brown. He is a member of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. He is a
brother of A. Fred White, we'll known
in local bowling circles, and D. NJ.
White, editor of the Worcester Athlete,
a spicy weekly sheet devoted to sport,
particularly bowling.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
HARD FOUGHT STRUGGLE.

New York, May 3a-The afternoon
game at Brooklyn was struggle
throughout, the Brooklyns winning by
TO g Brooklyn in the second scored
three runs. Louisville in the fourth III
ming tied the score. IN the eighth Brook
Ign scored the winning run. Attendance,
1.Sll Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
NUTMEGGERs WON.
southbridge Bowed Down to Superior Playing
Of WiIlimantie.

southbridge, May 35.-Costly errors by
the home team and timely batting by the
visitors was responsible for Southbridge's
defeat by Wlumantc, There was a good
attendance. and some Of the plays Of the
home team were much appreciated by the
crowd. The score by innings;
Jyillimantic ........1 o o o o / 2-S
S1u.hbriEze NIL 0 0 80
Earned runs. Wulimantic >, SouJhbridge
, two-base hits. Sullivan. Stumph;
-hree-base hit. Hssly: stolen bases. Sui
Coulter Connery; double play Lapade TO
S-umuh. base on balls keirans; base
on errors. Wiuimantic 3, Soutkbridge 8,
struck nut DOYLE. James Nichols. La-eau
= AI---hy. Eduuuds. Coulter CO1u0r.
passed balls, LarEevin :. Time OF game.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
BALL PLAYER KILLED.

Lawrence May 30.-Two casualties
occurred here today. Edward Conner, a
catcher in a ball game between two
local mines. was struck over the heart
BY a foul and killed. During the fore
noon q man was seen 10 jump into a
canal. and when the water was drawn
of the body was recovered. II was not
5El--FTa7
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
KlLLEN KILLED.

Boston. May 3o-Boston defeated Cleve-
land today in game which lacked in
terest up to the ninth inning. when
Cleveland punched a home run and TWO
singles and made three runs. Stiyetts
was wild. ana Hill took his place il ;Ae
eighth inning = sensational stop by
Collins and d one-hand catch Of long
fly by Duffy and home run by thinner
were the features. Attendance 24]p.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
FIGHT AT WEST MlLLBURY.
Eleven Three-1inute Rounds Contested at
Harris Grove.

Mnlbury, Nay 3Q.-A fight was pulled
OF on the hill in the rear Of Harris
grove this afternoon in which George
a. Casavaat Of Rochdale and John D.
Ryan Of Manchaug were the partici-
pants. Eleven S-minuta rounds were
fought. when Ryan was announced the
victor. The purse was SIS,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
CoLLEGIANs SUPERIOR.

New Haven. Conn, May 99-The. Yale
University base ball nine defeated the
New York Athletic Club nine easily this
afternoon. The Yale nine played good
ball batted wei and made no errors,
though the New Workers piled up nine
runs Cook. who was IN the box for Yale,
did exceptionally good work. Score:
=. b. 9.
Vale ................. 1034020o1-11 Z 3
New York a c.. 0 @ @ 0 o @ 0 o. 3
Batteries. Cook and Sullivan; McLaugh-
lin z Dunn and j. Dunn.
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TIMELY HITS.

New York, Nay g.. - The Giants won
this afternoon by a Few timely hits in the
eighth. There was long argument over
the winning run. which was scored by
Gleason The ball was IL P.z,z's hand
before Gleason reached ,h= plate. but l.
developed afterwards that Piecz failed TO
touch Gleason. The New yorks .hen
scored another run. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
ROCHESTER SLAUGHTERED.

Rochester May ao.-Today's game was
50 one-sided as TO lack interest. Mon
--eal won with ease. The score:
e
Montreal ............l 2121214 Q-lt i 3
Rochester ...-.-.-..-g o q q q O. J g
Batteries. DuEgleby and Jack-itz. Conn,
Thatcher. NicksrE and CooEz-. Umpire
O'L0ughliu. Attendance -5---
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SUOHOFF A WIZARD.

Boston. May 3o,-The home team could
not do anything with sudhof in the after
noon. The Cleveland men played a
steady game and were never headed
Dowd's work in the field and stop by
Collins OF Lockhead's liner in the fifth
were easily the features. Attendance
$50. Score:
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WESLEYAN BEATEN.

Ni6dletown. Conn. MAY 3l-Wesleyan
was defeated by Columbia in a finely
PLAYED game this afternoon I, was
largely a pitchers battle, in which Mar
Gus. If the visitors, had little the BET
Ter of IL. Score.
p b G.
Columbia ............ ohOzl00r1-s s 5
Wesleyan .....-..-.. . @ @ uI1 o. {
Batteries. Marcus and ksbbler; Town
sarI md Lus.is.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31

55s @l I 6i5 Camp6s fT5t 6aS9 on
struck out by johnson !, by McDermott
4; batter hit. by johnson >, by McDer-
mott !: double plays, Gleason, Brouthers
passed ball, Urquhart; wild pitches.
Johnson .. Time, -.la. Umpire, Does
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
STARS DROP TWO.

Syracuse, May 3o.-sscond game. - To-
rcrt5 won out the afternoon game by
hitting Mcfarland all over the field in the
third inning. six hits and q base on balls
in that inning did the business, though in
the ninth the stars scored four runs at-er
TWO were out Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
i --4-S ......--..-.-.-..-52
LOUISVILLE.

Earned runs, LOUISVILLE 2, ET0ok.Vn !,
three-base hits Hoy, Woods; two-base
hits Clark. Wagner, Ritchey keele-;
1irsl base on errors. Louisville /; left on
our, by Kennedy ?; sacrifice hits. Dexter,
Woods: stolen bases, Clark. Kelley Dab
len, DAILY; first base on balls, of Gun
Dinsham 3, of Kennedy g. hit by a
pitched ball, Casey. Time Of game, -
hours. UmDires, Lynch and Connolly.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
BY SMALL MARGIN.

Pittsburg, May 80.-Pittsburg Won the
afternoon game by small margin
Levers weakness in the fourth and
eighth and errors behind him allowed
Washington to tie the score. The game
was won by Levers three-base hit in the
eighth. followed by Donovan's single TO
centre. Attendance 700. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31

Earned runs, Provi6erce ;. two-ba s
hits. Srouch. Fris5ee. sacrifice hits
Lynch. Bran.feld; stolen bases. Leahy,
Lamar. Ertspee. first base on balls
Leahy. kuhns 2. Yesger. Smith Welsh
Hit by G pitched ball. Lynch. struck out.
Davis. Leahy. Lamar. Srouch. Carr,
Welsh; wild pitches, Clark . Time Of
game, 80. Umpire, Burns.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Providence at Woreesteri Springfield
Mt Hartfordi Montreal at Rochester,
Toronto at Syracuse; Cornell Brown
At Providence Wesylyan-WiIltams-
towns Pennsyl, ania State-Prineeton at
princeton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31
TWO STRAIGHT.

Philadelphia, May 3lChicag9 had no
difficulty in taking The afternoon game
from the Philles. The visitors batted
Piatt at will. and Bernhard was sub
stituted when it was TOO late 10 save the
game. Attendance, l4t=l Score:
CITCA-l
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-31

St0lal base. NcGraw: -v-0-hass III
Stencil: sacrifice hit. O'Brien. double
plays. keisrer. O'Brie1 and Lacharce >
first base on balls. Of \ops g. hin by q
pitched ball. Ncps. struck out BIZ Young
.. left on bases Baltimore ;. s.. louis !.
earned runs Baltimore T. 81 louis
Tire Of game hours Umui-es. O-Dav
Al Q MeGarr. Arte-dsnce. go
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Earned runs, New York .. Ci-cs--a-s o.
nTst base by errors. New York > -f71i--
nau 2: -ett on bases. New York 5 Gin
S S5 g, pase On balls. or Dohe-y . on
Taylor I; three-base hits Gleason NTiI,e-.
tWo-oase hits. Van Ealtre-. Davis
= brten- Doyle. Selbsch: stolen bass
LAWS double plays CoTcoraz and stein
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on bases. Hartford $, Springfield ;, stolen
art 70 Kelly; bases on balls, or Esper =.
of Hemniug =; hit by pitched bail. Grlu-
hart. struck out. By Crate ,. Time, Las.
Umpire, DoesCLer-