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WON BY PRINCE CHARLES
GREAT AMERICAN STAKES TAKEN
BY wHITNEY's TwO-YEAR-OLD.
Broadway Stakes at Gravesend Cap
tured by Sarmatian, an Outsider
Close of Newport Races.

NEW YORK, June s.-Between 5000 and
race track to-day to see one of the best
cards of the season run off The weather
was perfect. but the track was heavy from
last nights rain. There were three fixtures
down for decision--the Great American
stakes for two-year-oids. of s12.5co value.
the Broadway stakes and the Grand Ma
tional steeplechase. Prince Charles, Will
liam c. Whitneys good two-year-old won
the first named. To fair start Prince
Pepper went out to make the running with
The Puritan and Bellario his nearest at
tendants. AT the far turn Prince Charles
moved up into fourth place. Bonnibert. too.
looked dangerous Prince Pepper led into
the stretch by neck with Bellario second
and Puritan third. When Strengthened out,
Prince Charles challenged and in a hard
drive all through the last sixteenth won
by a head from Prince Pepper. The Broad
way stakes went TO the outsider, Sarma-
tan. Missionary and Brigadier were equal
favorites at 5 to 2, but neither was in the
money. Sarmatian made all the running
and although Brigadier showed in front for
a few strides as they rounded into the
stretch, Sarnatian came away when
Strengthened out and won easily by three
lengths from Hindus. The Grand National
steeplechase furnished a treat to lovers of
cross-country sport. Philadae won ridden
cut by a length from Charagrace, which
only beat The Bachelor a neck for the
place. Summaries:
First Race-About six furlongs: Picardy,
q n a M n n
lengths; Hammock, 10i (O'Connor), TO 1
and TO 2, second Oliver Mac, l07 (Jen-
kins). 8 to 2 and to 5. third. Time. Ill.,
Second-Mile and one-quarter: Prince OF
Melbourne, 112 (Spencer), to and to 2,
(Maher), to and l to 2, second; Half
Time, 116 (OConnor), IL to l and to /.
third. Time, 2:10 3-5.
Third-Great American stakes, five fur
longs: Prince Charles. 122 (Turner), to 1
and to !, won by a head; Prince Pepper,
Tommy Atkins, 125 (Spencer), to / and
to /, third Time, 1:02 1-5.
Fourth-The Broadway, mile and one-six-
tenth: Sarmatian, LOG (Henry), Is to l and
to ], won by three lengths; Hindus, Ill
(Spencer), to and to l. second; Colonel
Roosevelt Ill (1'urner), Z to and 5 to 2,
third. Time, LAG 1-5.
Fifth-Grand National steeplechase, about
two and a half miles: Philadae, 153 (Dono-
hue), 4 to / and to 5, won by a length:
Charagrace, 133 Barry, to and to 1,
second; The Bachelor, 15S (Hogan). to /
and to 2. third. Time, 4:52s4. Shipper Ego
fell.
Sixth-Five furlongs, selling: Yorkshire
Boy. 100 SHAW, to l and to 5. won by a
neck; Connie, 80 (Brennan). 20 to 1 and s
to l. second; Admiral Pepper, 102 (O'Con-
ner), to ! and to ], third. Time, l:O3 rs.
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Score by innings:

Totals ...Is II q Is 2 Totals
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Brooklyn
PittSburg

Totals -. 3 II q 8
Score by innings:
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Totals - 0 4 "a IL !
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CINCINNATI, o., June 9.-After one of
the most exciting contests ever witnessed
on the local tracks Horace won the six
furlong sprint at Newport to-day. Ned,
a cheap selling platter at 200 to 1 in the bet
ting, led to within few yards of the wire.
when the others closed in on him and the
first four horses passed under the wire
noses apart. Foneda second and Prince
of Wales third. Ned was placed fourth
After finishing outside of the money In the
second race, Seattle. a four-year-old gel
ding. owned by A. T. Robinson, dropped
dead in front of the grandstand from heart
disease. Enghurst won the handicap in
clever fashion from The Star of Bethlehem
To-day closed the second weeks meeting
at Newport. The weather was fine and the
largest crowd of the meeting turned out to
enjoy the sport Latonia will open on Mon
day for a six-day meeting. during which
number of rich stakes will be decided.
Summaries:
1872 May, TO l, won; Tim Gainey, los
.(Aichaelsl, to 2, second: Edna Gerry 100
(Hopkins). 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:2s.
Second-One mile: Mizzouri, 81 (Berman)
S to 2 won: Gadsden, IS Nfichaeis), to J.
second; Rice. 80 (Roby). 80 to l. third Time,
l:4lIk
Third-Six furlongs: Horace. LIP (Morrf-
SOM, IL to 5, won; Fonedo. 101 (Afichaels),
Is to 8, second; Prince Of Wales. 100 Der
mani, Is to 1. third. Time. 1:13z.
Fourth - Handicap: mile and one-six-
teenth: Enghurst, SO May. Il to /, won:
The Star of Bethlehem, lis (Michaels), to
2, second; May Ella, SO &C. Murphy. so to /.
third. Time, 1:47A.
Fifth-Five furiongs: Menace 102 (EIer-
ting, to 1, won; May Cherry. l04 (Covoer),
10 to /, second; Regina Lee. 104 Oh. Will
son), to /. third. Time. 1:02.
Sixth-One mile: Clay Pointer, 102 Her
ting), 2 to /. won: Beana, 80 May, to q
second; Ennomia. 106 90. Lewis). to l.
third. Time, 1:41A-
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MISUNDERSTANDING and kafeer;
ertson, Garvin and Hurst.
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ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The St. Louis Fair
Association presented a card Of high merit
to-day. the feature of which was the Brew
ers' stake. at six furlongs, in which five
of the best two-year-olds in training at
the local track faced the flag. Queen Dixon
was installed as favorite on her constant
work here and at Cincinnati, where she
captured stake last week. Queen Dixon
led the field into the stretch, with South
Breeze in second position, length away.
Frost shook South Breeze UP sharply half
way down the stretch and succeeded in
getting on even terms with Queen Dixon
a hundred yards from the wire. A battle
then ensued, South Breeze getting the de-
cision by head in the last jump. The
track was fast. Summaries
First Race-Mile and twenty yards:
Ransom, Ill (Gilmore), to /, won; Croesus,
Ill CIV. DEAN, Z to and 3 to 5, second;
Ramiro II, ia FallehY. 20 to 1. third.
Second-Mile and one-quarter: Schoolgirl.
Sc Dominick), to 2, won; Cross Molina,
90 q. T. Woods). to and to 5, second;
Sun God. 81 (dcGinn), Is to l, third. Time,
2:0Ss4.
Third-Six furlongs: Queen Esther, 102
(Morse), to l, won; Hi Nocker, 90 NC
Ginn), to l and to 2, second: Grantor,
104 (Dominick), to 1, third. Time. 1:13A.
3 Fourth-Handicap; six furlongs: Mid
light, "a Galley, 6 to 1. won; Lord Neville,
los Dominick). Is to and to s. second;
Yellow Tail. 120 q. Woods, 8 to 5. third.
Time, 1:13a4.
Fifth-Brewers' stakes, $3.50; for two
year-olds. South Breeze, los (Fores), to
/, won; Queen Dixon. Dominick). to and
/ to 3. second; Bangerlne, 103 ct. Burns),
9 to 2, third. Time, 1:1512.
Sixth-Handicap; mile and one-sixteenth:
Dogtown, IS (Talley), to /. won; King s
Highway, 96 (Dominick), to 5 and even,
second: Maroni. los q. Matthews), Is to
5, third. Time, 1:47%.
Seventh-Six furlongs: Loving Cup. 104 (J.
Woods). 5 to 2. won: May Dine, 81 (Talley),
to 5 and to 5, second; Tom Collins, 100
(Dominick), 10 TO /, third. Time TIA.
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PARIS, June 9.-Play in the international
chess tournament was resumed to-day,
when three games, which had resulted in
draws in previous rounds, had to be re-
played. The usual adjournment was made
iate IN the AFTERNOON, "hen rosen had
beaten Sterling. while the other two games
were adjourned in even positions When
play was given over for the day Schlechter
and Marshall had drawn, while the game
between Showalter and Meson was again
adjourned in a position much in favor of
Showalter. Schlechter and Marshall having
drawn twice now register one-half point
each for the game.
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ago defeated Detroit very hsndily to-day.

Totals =. 5 10 q u {
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INDIANAPOLIS TEAM WON.
Defeated the Clifton Golf Club on
Country Club Links.

The Clifton Golf Club. of Cincinnati. met
with an ignominous defeat at the hands
of the Indianapolis team yesterday on the
Country Club links, the final score resulting
Is up for indianapolis. A large crowd was
present to witness the play, which was in
terestipg, Notwithstanding the course was
slow, owing TO the recent wet weather.
The match play was over the eighteen-hole
course, and the best work was done by
Thomson. Smith. Burford and Miller. Of
the Indianapolis team. In two of the games
the Cincinnati men came out victorious
with one up TO their credit. The game was
one of the regular scheduled contests Of
the Tri-City League, which embraces clubs
from Cincinnati, Louisville and Indianap-
oils. The scores yesterday resulted:
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June 9-At the
Buttonwood Cycle track to-day Jimmy
MichaePs started to ride an exhibition ten
miles in an attempt to break the worlds
record. His motor machine was ridden by
Crooks and Sherrer. Five miles were run
off smoothly and without a hitch in nearly
record time, when With an extra push of
his right pedal almost at the tame. the
crank broke and the machine could not be
repaired in time TO try for the record
again. rhe time by the mile for the entire
SIP.
Crooks and Sherrer attempted to break
the worlds motor record of fO2 for a mile.
now held by Judge and Miller. The first
quarter was clipped off in 20 seconds the
half in 40, the three-quarters in 100 4-5. and
the mile in LII, breaking all records from
the quarter TO the three-quarters, inclusive.
all records on four-lap track
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Princeton, s, Yale, 4.

PRINCETON, N. j.. June 9.-Princeton
defeated Yale in magnificent contest to-
day. Yale outplayed the home team during
the first part of the game. and up to the
ninth inning shut out Princeton. but the
latter made splendid batting rally in this
inning. Hillebrand did not appear to be in
the best form, allowing Yale ten hits
Score:
r III f
Yale .............1 0 o 0 o o o IA 10 6
Observation-Disclosures and Kafeer; Rob-
ertson, Garvin and Hurst.
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Grand Circuit Purses.

CLEVELAND, o., June 9.-The Cleveland
Driving Park Company offers these purses
to be competed for at the Grand Circuit
meeting in this city, July q. "a, Is. 26 and
q, entries to close July g.:
July 23-2:11 pace. three in five. $3.50: 2:0s
trot, two in three, $3.50; 2:7 pace. two in
three, 81 200.
July 24-2:14 trot three i'm five. $3.50; 2:06
pace. two in three. $l,50o; 2:25 trot, two in
three, $1,000.
July 25-2:21 trot. two in three, 81 200; Ell
pace, two in three, $1,000.
July 26-2:10 trot, two in three, s1,700; 2:20
pace, two in three, 81, 200.
July 27-2:1S trot, three i'm five, 1880; 2:04
pace, two in three, 81. 500; 2:13 pace three in
FIVE, s., 500; 2:H trot, two in three. 1920.
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Earned Runs-Indianapolis, 5.
Two-base Hits-Hogriever, Sparks, Pow
ers.
Three-ba Hit-Madison.
Stolen Bases-Anderson, Hickey.
Bases Balls-On Sparks, /; off
Barnes 2.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Kelly.
Wild Pitch-Sparks.
Struck Out-By Sparks, 4.
Double Play-Kelly and Madison.
Left on Bases-Milwaukee, s; Indianapo-
Is :.
Sacrifice Hits--Hogriever. Madison. Pow
erS.
Umpire-Dwyer.
Time-1:45.
Affeuda =
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, June 9.-There will be a
meeting of club managers of the Indiana
Baseball League at aderson tomorrow
Sunday afternoon take action made
necessary by the collapse of the Elwood
club II some other nearby town can be
secured to take Elwoods place it will re-
main six-club league. II not, another
town will be dropped. making 1t four-club
organization.
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Cincinnati Defeated I'm Presence of n
Big Crowd-Pittsburs at Mercy of
McGfnnity Until the Ninth.


PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Pitcher Hahn.
OF Cincinnati. was an easy mark for Phil
adelphia until the end of the fifth inning,
when he was withdrawn and Newton sub
stituted. The latter was effective, but 1t
was too late TO save the game and the
locals won by better all-round playing.
Score
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FALL RIVER, Mass, June Sat the BIZ
cycle races to-day the principal event was
a twenty-fve-mile motor-paced race be-
tween Burns Pierce, riding for the Fall
River track and Charles Porter, of Chi
cago, which was won by Pierce in AZ min
utes 81 2-5 seconds. Porter finishing about
one anS one-half miles in the rear. Porter
punctured tire in the eighth mile and
was out of the race until he could change
machines. During this time Pierce had
obtained such a lead that Porter could not
overtake him.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 9-Carsey,
whom Manning secured from Buffalo. yes
terday. was in the box for the home team
to-day and pitched effective game.
Twelve hits were secured off his delivery.
but they were too scattered to earn any
thing. Kerns was hit hard and his support
was poor. Attendance, $500. Score:
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BROOKLYN. N. Y. June 9.-McGinnity
had the Pittsburgs at his mercy to-day,
holding them down TO four hits until the
ninth, when he allowed them as many
more. The Brooklyns batted Tannehill at
will, especially in the eighth. The fielding
of Williams and the batting of Jennings
and Cross were the features. Score
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to 5, won; Graziella 100 ct. Knight). to
/. second; Brulare. 100 (Ross). third. Time.
1:17i5.
Sixth-One mile: All Gold, 81 CT. Knight),
to l. won; Eva Rice 103 (Devine), 8 to 2
second; Donna Rita, los (Bradford), third
Time, l:i6.
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CHICAGO. June s-HarIem results,

CHICAGO, June 5-fdrIefm reSuIts:
First-Six furlongs: Hermoso ITO 5Rose)
to /, won; DR.. Walmsley. ITO (Narvaez),
to 5. second; Miss Stanley. 50 (Walsh).
third Time. LIZA
Second-Four and one-half furlongs:
Garry Hermann, us (Boland). to 2, won:
Battus, los (Aiiller), to 1. second; Matfn
100 Devin), third. Time, :5S.
Third-Mile and one-eighth: Oxnard, l06
QRose) II to /. won. The Bobby, 80 fMiller)
10 /. second Thomas Carey, 81 (Waldo).
third Time. 1894.
Eourth--Austin stakes; mile and one-six-
tenth: Larkspur, 81 (Walsh). Is to I, won:
Fly by Night, 106 (Buchanan). to- /. SEC
ond: Gold Fox. los It. Knighps third.
'i TssthZs1x fur,opes: Bans,s " Ssolan1A
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hey. Andrews. Home run-Gettman- Bases
On balls-On Hastings. 3; of Hooker, /
Struck out-By Hastings. 3: by Hooker. 1.
Stolen bases-Carey. Hooker Sacrifice hit
Crooks. Double play--Andrews 10 Crooks to
Carey Left on bases-Minneapolis. 5; Buff
falo, 6. Attendance-2000. Time-1.3o. UNI
pire- Sheridan
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TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, June s.-The
boiler In Charles Reeds sawmill five miles
west OF Fife lake, exploded to-day. killing
three men and injuring ten others. The
dead are A. j. Cole. NJ. Smith and an un-
known man. The names Of the injured men
have not yet been learned. owing to the
isolation OF the mill. The explosion oc-
CURED just az the employees were about TO
begin work Cole was literally blown TO
R(ooo4 The min was completely wrecked
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Minneapolis out to-day in the first game of
the series Hooker. pitcher for the visitors.
was a puzzle. three singles and a double
being the only hits secured by Minneapolis.
Wilmot was ordered out OF the game in the
seventh, Werden taking his place. Score:
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Earned runs-Brooklyn. 4: Pittsburg. 8.
Three-base hit-Cross. Two-base hits-Jen-
nings (2), Farrell. Cooley. Left bases
Brooklyn, g.; Pittsburg, 6. Struck out-By
McGinnity. L. by Tannehill, /. Stolen bases
Jennings (D, Dahlen, DAILY. Bases on balls
off McGinnity, 1; off Tannehill, 2. Double
play-Willams and Cooley. Passed ball
thinner, /. Time-1:4s. Umpire-Swartwood
Attendance, 1900.
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Early Season Records.

CLEVELAND, o., June 9.-The matinee
season of the Gentlemen's Driving Club
virtually opened to-day with some good
racing. A few early season records were
made. Colonel Bill. b. g., owned by c. r.
Moody, paced heat in 2:15&. and Argosy.
b. s., owned by G. NJ. Griffin, in the same
race, paced a heat in 2:14%. George Idolf,
blk g.,.owned by E. w. Christy, and Ed
drea. British m, owned by M. A. Bradley,
trotted race. the fastest heat of which
was made in 2:21L
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Score by innings

Earned runs-Boston, 2: Chicago, 8. Two
base hits-Griffith. Lowe. Ryan, Mertes.
Home run-Mertes. Stolen bases-Creen,
Chance. Bases on bals-Off Lewis. 8: off
Griffith, 2. Hit by pitched ball-Chance.
Struck out-By Lewis, 4; by Griffith, 4.
Time--2:3S. Umpre-Hurst
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 9.-Harvard
won the second game of the baseball series
with Pennsylvania to-day. Harvard's new
batting order was very successful. for the
hits were well punched, especially with
men on bases Stillman pitched steady
game. Score:
Ri Z
Harvard ........4 l o 1 80 1
Pennsylvania II 0 0 OIL 2
Batteries-Stillman and Reid; Layton and
Flavem.
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Jockeys Neck Broken.

HAMILTON, Ontario, June 9.-While ex-
ercising the horse Sir Wilfrid over the
jumps at the Jockey Club track here to-
day Croker. the jockey. fell off and landed
on his head breaking his neck. He was
dead when picked up. Croker was we'll
known steeplechase rider.
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The score resulted IS to in favor of In
dianapolis. making a net score of Is up for
the local team.
During the morning the finals were played
of for the championship among the ladies
of the Country Club. Miss Martindale won
from Mrs. Rowland. with up and to play
in the championship series. and was pre-
sented with the championship cup. In the
consolation series Mrs. New won from Miss
Van Camp. with up and to play.
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Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind. June 9.-Though Ander-
son made numerous errors to-day. the fail
ure of Wabash TO hit Thomas prevented
runs getting by the locals. Score:
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PARIS, KY, June 9.-The great brood
mare Lark died at Sunland farm to-day
Lark was the first and only dam with six
in the 2:20 list, and was also the dam of
eight trotters and three PAGERS in standard
time Lark was foaled in 1915 and was bred
and owned by ]. Miller Ward.
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Considering that the Indianapolis play
ers are now on their first Western trip. the
batting averages given below are excep-
tionally good, but very slight decrease
being noticed in some of the men since
they left home. while in others there has
been an increase. Magoon batted well last
week but was forced TO take second place
in the list, leaving Hartsel again perched
on top. Flynn has improved wonderfully
since he left home. The averages of the
players. including yesterdays game, are as
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Earned runs-Kansas City, z: Cleveland.
j Two-base hits-Wagner C2), OBrien.
Pickering. Carsey. Three-base hit-Hemp-
hill. Sacrifice hits-Wilson, Carsey. Struck
pIsvsEr,ierhansr 70 Flood 70 I.acbance.
Christian 10 Kerns 10 Lachance. Left on
bases-Kansas City, 8; Cleveland. 9. Hit by
pitcher-By Carsey, ]: by Kerns. /. Bases
on balls-Off Carsey. .; off Kerns. 8. Wild
pitch-Kerns. Umpire-McDonald. Time
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New York Lost in the Tenth.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The New Yorks
lost a ten-inning game TO st. Louis to-
day through laundering work of Gleason
in the tenth. The pitching of Hawley and
weighing and the fielding at times by both
teams were notable features Score:
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BOSTON, June 9-Griffith was invincible
to-day, except in the fourth, when Boston
scored two runs four singles. The bat
ting of Lowe and Mertes were the features.
Atrepdapce Z 500 Score
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At Mansfield RHE
Mansfield .......0 O s-6
Dayton .........0 0 0 0 As Y
Enthusiastically and Fox: Wright and
Donahue.
At Youngstown r H z
YOUNGSTOWN 20 0 0 "a
Fort Wayne 80 0 0 e3
Batteries-Rosebrough and Hess; Jones
and Bergen.
At New Castle RH z
New Castle 90 2 o o 0-6 Is
Columbus 20 o O o.
acknowledgements and Grafius; Dan
iels and Beville.
At Toledo-First game: RH E
Toledo -. 800 0 20 IL
Wheeling -. 30 0 o e3 3
Batteries-Joss and Hannaford; Pardec
and Boyd
Second game RHE
Toledo -. ......1 2 o / 0-S
Wheeling .....2 o o o '91
Batteries-Butler, yickers and Arthur;
Strickett, Poole and Ritter.
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Earned runs-Chicago. 3; Detroit, !. Left
on oases-Chicago. 5: Detroit g. Two-basc
nits-Brodie. Shugart, Sugden. Stolen
1ases-Padden CD. Isbel. Double plays
Snugart. Padden and Isbell: Brodie and
Snugart; Padden and Isbell. Struck out
~ Denzer, 2; by Sewers, 5. Bases OH balls
ON Denzer. l: off Sewers. l. Time-1:30 UNI
pire-CantilIon
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sReed batted for Jones In the ninth
l. H S..............z 0 0 2 o o o.
NJ. T. H S....-..... o o 1 o.
Innings pitched-By Collins. 8. by Walton.
s: by Gflchrist. l.
Bases on balls-On Collins. /: OF Wal
ton l.
Struck out-By Collins. 8: by Walton. &
Wild pitch-Walton,
HIT by pitcher-By Walton. l.
Two-base hit-Hotz.
Three-base hits-McDermott, Diddle
Double plays-Duckwali 20 Gibbs:
Sweeney TO Cooper.
Stolen bases-White. Parker Diddle
Jones( y, Walton, Sweeney
Passed balls-Connor 2: Quinn. 6
Left on bases-L H. g.. z: n. r. II. q. Z
Umpire-West-
Time-z:M
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. June 9.-Notre
Dame defeated the University of Michigan
ball players to-day by the score of to l.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati, 2; Philadelphia,
6. Two-base hits-Slagle, Delehanty, Nc
Farland, Dolan. Bernhard, Mcbride. Three
base hit-Flick. Home run-Crawford Stol-
en- bases--Corcoran (2), Mcfarland, Dele
hanty. Wolverton. Double plays-Corcoran.
Steinfeldt and Beckley; Flick and Dolan;
Bernhard, Cross and Delehanty. Left en-
be ses-Cincinnati, G: Philadelphia. s. Bases
on balls-Of Hahn, 2: off Bernhard, l.
Struck out-By Hahn, g: by Newton, g.
Time-2 hours. Umpire-Emslie. Attendance
II co.
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CHICAGO. June s-with the help Of an
error. Padden's three steals and BY timely
hitting and three clever double plays. CHI
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BATTING AVERAGES.

WASHINGTON, June 9-Georgeown, c;
University of Chicago. g.