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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
NO MATINEE RACES,

The meeting OF the Providence Driving
association was held last night at the New
Century club. Under existing conditions.
IL was stated, matinee racing was fall
ure. The postponements from the orig
inal da tie and the decision in regard 20
half-mile heats had brought about light
attendance at the experimental event and
a consequent lack of interest.
Thee ommittee had labored diligently
against these discouraging features. but
were Obliged TO report that deficiency
OF $1SOS5 had resulted. In summing up
MIR. Baker stated that in the opinion Of
the committee. half-mile heats on a mile
track are not practicable from the specta-
tors standpoint and that further at
tempts on the part OF the association were
not advisable
IL was voted TO make good the def
cheney, and Treasurer Hagan stated that
the surplus funds amounted 10 s626.44.
Six new names were proposed for MEM
bership by Vice President Bush. and IA
vorable action was taken later by the
executive committee.
After the disposition OF this business
President Goff revived the subject OF
matinee racing expressing the hope that
the idea would not be entirely abandon
ed. There is now. he said a half-mile
track in process OF construction at Mar
ragansett park. which should obviate the
difficulty pointed out i'm the committees
report. Col. Goff referred 90 the popular
ity of matinee races I'm other parts OF the
country. and urged that the matter should
not be allowed TO drop entirely. The half
mile track. he said. probably would be
completed by fall and in time 20 plan an
event or series OF events If the associa-
ton cared to make the experiment again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
SURPRISES At WORCESTER.

I George III. Collett of New Haven. lost
the one-mile championship race Of the
national circuit on foul, at Worcester.
last night. w. S. Fem of Bristol. Conn,
was declared the winner by Referee
Blaney.
These two riders were the fnishers I'm
heart-breaking semfinals. and came to
the line for the final. Hardy Downing
pulled the men out for four laps I'm fast
time. A loaf followed for the next lap.
On the bell lap Fem started his sprint
a moment after Collett, who was trail
ing in the rear.
Az the riders took tho first turn Col
lett rode on 20 Fem. forcing him, as IL
seemed deliberately on to the running
board. Fem lost his stride momentar-
ily hut was after COilett in a second.
and In marvellous burst of speed came
up 10 his rear wheel as the tape was
reached. Referee Blaney was within eye
shot Of the foul and allowed II.
Major Taylor was outridden by Iver
Lawson in his trial heat. Fem was in
this heat and made the Jump, while
Taylor and Lawson were loafng. Tay-
Tor followed. but Syas forced to quit,
when Lawson passed him on the back
stretch
The summary
2:iO class. professional by Hardy
Downing, San Jose. Otto Mayo Erie,
Penn. second; George r. Leander. Chi
cago, third: Jack Green, England, fourth.
Time I'm "A 3-5s.
One-third mile amatuer handicap-First
heat won by c. A. Ringlcs, Worcester
65 yards &c. a. Anderson. Worcester, 50
yards. second: time Is Los. Second heat
won by Gehring Williams. Worcester. 50
yards: James Milton Worcester. 25 yards
second; time tS,s Third heat won by A.
c. SmaleY, Worcester. IS yards: s. F..
Clements Worcester N yards, second I;
time ~ 2-5s Fourth heat won by H. A.
Hobyer. Worcester, 45 yards: Bert r..
Livermore Worcester, 80 yards, second !:
time as Final heat won by Ringels,
Anderson second. Livermore third; time
IS l-5s.
One-mile national championship. profess
sional--First heat won by r. ] Gascoyne,
England: George II. Collett. New Haven,
second: time I'm. Dos Second heat won by
Frank Kramer East Orange, n. j.; John
T. Fisher Chicago, second; time Pm. 40
2-5s Third heat won by Sydney Jenkins,
England; r A. Mcfarland San jose Sec
ond; time 2m. % 2-ss. Fourth heat won
by w s Fem, Bristol. Conn; Iver Law
son. Australia. second time Pm. 22s. First
semfnal won by Kramer. Collett second:
time 2m % 2-5s Second semifnal won
hy Fem. Mcfarland second: time Pm.
o5s. First grand semihnal won by Col
letts Kramer second' tine I'm. los. sec
ond grand semflnal won by Fem Nc
Farland second; time Pm. q 3-5s. Final
heat won by Fem, Collett second; time
Pm. y 2-5s
Two-mile handicap. professioual-Won
by TVer Lawson. Australia, 30 yards: Col
lett New Haven. 90vds.. second; T. J.
Gascovne, England. third; John T. Fisher.
Chicago 40vds fourth. Time Am. S-5s.
Three-mile lap amateur-Won by w.
J. Potter Everett; Joseph Currie. Rox-
bury. second: r. A. Carni. Worcester.
third; @. G. Madsen. Worcester. fourth.
Time 6m q Sos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
2:s2 CLASS. PACING.
WHITNEYS HORSE WON.

or the five races decided at Saratoga
Yesterday the event Of the day was the
Alabama stakes, n race for 3-year-old
nllies. valued at $500, one mile and a
sixteen,... Rena. who won her two pre-
v Gus races this season i'm easy fashion,
had top weight I'm the race. ". G. Whit
ney was represented I'm the race by his
flly. Morningside. and once more he
landed big race as Morningside was
returned the winner She had been pass
ed around as n winner. SO that the OPEN
ing OF the betting found her favorite at
s To 8. although she receded 10 to 1 at
the close Roina. who was second choice,
also recedcd I'm the betting. this being
due 20 the plunge which was made on
Sweet Lavender. Reina's weight told on
her and this gave Morningsidc a chance
10 draw away and win the first money
By a length and a half. Rena beating
Sweet Lavender out three lengths for the
place. Summary
First race. for 2-year-olds. So furlongs-
stranger. i03 Uyne) 20 TO I. won Five
Nations. Is shaw. 8 20 5. second; Penin-
sula. 40 CMounce), 20 5, third. Time
l.01 2-5.
Second race. for 3-year-olds and over.
selling. furlongs-Sarncr. ..3 81. Woods),
2 TO 2. won. wayward Roy. leo CSlack s
TO l. second. Ringlcader. ie5 (O'Connor),
% 10 l. third. Time i:it
Third race. Alabama stakes for 3-year-
old hlnes, l-l6 miles-Morningside, uS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07

Hits--Boston 10: Philadelphia 8. Errofs
Boston o: Philadelphia 2 Batteries
Dineen. Kittredge; Donahue. Douglass
umpirc-Emsl Time-lh. 32m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
NO ACTION ON THE FOUL.
0LNEYvlllE.

1t was reported in the square yesterday
afternon that DR.. Fisher has been Sc
riously injured by being thrown from his
carriage at Thornton duriag the day. but
where the rumor started from could not
be learned. Later in the day the doctor
put in his appearance as hale and as
hearty as usual.
Manufacturers lodge, OF Odd Fellows
met last evening and perfected arrange
ments for their annual outing that Is TO
be held on the grounds OF the Warwick
club tomorrow A lengthy program of
sports has been arranged.
Miss Annie Tobin slipped and fell ON
Stokes street last evening and was quite
badly shaken up. She was taken to her
home on Troy street by friends.
The local branch OF Machinists met last
evening and devoted an hour or more to
sociality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07

He says: They are trying t9 win by
bullying the visiting clubs and the UNI
pires. The philadelphia players tipped
rue of I'm Chicago on Sunday and l was
prepared for some such exhibition as they
gave today. They tried IL at Brooklyn
"A week ago. but they think they have a
better chance at home. Burkett and
Heidrick gave O'Day no peace and they
did more than any one else to start the
row"
II Freedman should Jump 10 the Ameri-
can league next season Ban Johnson Is
apt 10 have elephant on his hands,
for when Andy starts 20 do a thing he
generally carries out his intention TO the
letter and as Ban Is stickler for rules
and regula tions, IL would be interesting
TO watch the outcome OF clash OF au-
thority.
Lave Cross has great habit OF crying
out: 1--WE got IL; keep away" when
ever he goes after a short fly ball on
Saturday he started after a high foul
close 10 the grand stand, and as usual,
yelled Keep away" and as there was
not man within twenty feet OF him the
little third baseman Joined i'm the laugh
which went up from the grand stand.
Dunkle is still doing good work and run
ming his record up.
The newspaper men OF this city are
looking for a new catcher The lawyers
are looking for whole team.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07

pionship First grand ,semihnal won BY
Marcus Hurley. n. Y. a. O.; j. II. In
graham, Chelsea Mass, second; time as
Second grand seminal won by f. vi.
Denny, Buffalo; Lace Downing, San Jose
second. time 32 2-5s. Final won by Marcus
Hurley, N Y A. c.; r. Ii. Nenny, Buff
falo. second time "a S-5s.
One-third mile national amateur cham
pionshlp-First grand semifinal won by
Marcus Hurley. N Y. A. c.; F. a.
Moore Deer Park, Ont. second: time Inn.
2-5s. Second grand semifnal won by r.
III. Denny. Buffalo; j. II Ingraham. Chel-
sea. second: time 46s. Final postponed un-
III tomorrow. owing 70 rain.
one hour unpaced amateur champion
ship-Five-mile prize won by l.. T.. Nett
ling. Boston; time linn 2S lbs Ten-mile
prize won by W. +. Surbrick. Buffalo.
time 23m. 26s. Race called before 10 miles
on account OF wet track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
ALvANOER THE DOVER STAR.

The grand circuit races opened az Do
yer, n. H.. yesterday with large crowd.
Alvandcr surprised all by winning her
class. The summary;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07

a
Buffalo was postponed until today
The fight between Keeler, Delahanty
and Burkett for the National league bat
ting honors is becoming more interesting
every day.
President Ban johnson OF the Ameri-
lean League. has suspended First Base
man Hart, OF the Baltimore team indefl-
nitely for the latter's assault on Umpire
Haskell at Baltimore on Monday.
This is the first time player of the
American League has struck an umpire.
and II is an offence that cannot be
overlooked said President Jahnson. 81
am waiting for more complete reports
from my umpircs before taking final ac-
ton i'm the matter. but IL is certain that
the act will be sufficiently punished"
An interesting case will come before
the full bench OF the supreme court of
Rhode Island next Wednesday afternoon.
This is the case Of Lawyers VS.. News
the large crowd the session of the judges
will be held on Andrews Field.
Three men I'm the Eastern league have
made eight home runs TO date. They
are Clements OF Worcester. Greminger
Of Rochester and Flournoy of Providence.
The Buffalo club has some great two-
base htters i'm Carey. Clymer. Halligan
and Andrews Carey leads the league
with -. Clymer Is second with %. while
Halligan and Andrews have IL and l6.
respectively.
Gremingor leads the Eastern league In
ffI, TN a4Lr
Is scramble for second place in total
between half-dozen men.
Smoot OF Worcester continues 20 lead
the Eastern league IN batting with an
average of S1i. Friend or Providence
cinrs 10 second place and Brown Of
Toronto Is third.
Walters Of Providence has becn 20 hat
more times than any other Eastern league
hitter Flournoy Is second.
The interest IN the Parish league series
ia Increasing Never WAS there so much
interest manifested IN any amateur games
In this section as r. shown IN those IN
which Good shepherd ST. George and
Lonsdaie arc engaged
The Lonsdsle men say they will come
very near winning that pennant. tho Good
Shepn"ru t'Am " S6Nink h"thlhh Hu'
saving wood while the ~. George men
are prscticlnE and training steadily. 30
that they may be az thcir best I'm AT
tho games In which they play
The BROOKLYN club believes In lsdies'
dav once week -pavtuckct Times.
That is nothing Some people believe in
II three times q week and every evening
thrown in
Hanlon blsmes the - Louis PLAYERS
for the Trouble with o Day In 81. Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07

guished themselves today In the opening
matches of the Long Island championship
lawn tennis tournament on the courts OF
the Meadow club at Southampton. The
surnmary.
William J. ciothier. Phiiadelphla, beat
Theodore s. Pel, New York. Sc. Ga,
6-3
Edwin r. Larned. Summit, beat ]. w.
Lee. New York. G-l. 6-3
Guy r. Dodge. New York. beat w. II.
Blagden, New York. "a. 81, ca
william A. Larned, summit. beat Guy
Il. Snow, New York, 60. e-l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
MYOPlA WINS AT PIER.

Myopia won the first game Ia tho series
for the Point Judith golf cups yesterday,
defeating the Philadelphia Country club
IL 20 ga goals.
Tomorrow tho final game In the series
for the Rhode Island cups Will be played
between Westchester county club Sec
and team and the second team OF Point
judith. The summary:
Myopia-C @. Rice I. r. G.. Shaw I'd 2,
X. l.. Agassiz 5, Charles Wheeler hack.
Philadelphia-R. Il. Strawbridge I.
NJ. G.. Rosengarten ., J. Il. McFadden 3,
A. r.. Kennedy back
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07

Turner). 2 TO 1, won: Reina, i24 (O'Con-
nor, TO 2, second; Sweet Lavender. li6
(McCue). TO /, third. Time 1:47 As.
rourth race, maidens, 2-year-ods, 5l5
furlongs-May Worth. 100 (Cochran). 90
?, W .; Octoroon. 100 (Mounce). 10 2.
second; Caughnawaxa, 1l2 (OConnor). 3
70 third. Third ] :0S rs.
Fifth race all ages. ] lis miles--Cam-
S..an, III (Caywood). 10 s, won: Car
buDcle, ig0 CMcCue). 9to 5, second; Ter
minus, 10 q. Woods. to 1, third. Time
l:AS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
Photo By Ps4tse. Indianapolis.

yards dash 22O-yards dash, 4io-yards run.
sS0-yards run. Qne-mie run. three-mile
rum running hiBh jump, running broad
jump, putting 16-pound shot and pole
vault
A gold medal emblematic Of the cham
pionship OF New England will be given
the winner in each event. a silver medal
to second and bronze 20 third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
HURLEY THE CHAMPION.

Marcus Hurley. formerly Of Boston. but
now riding for lAe New York Athletic
club. Won the only complete race at Buff
falo Yesterday. Rain fell as the hour
race was started tho new board track be-
came 50 slippery that the mon were calf
ed on after ridinr 10 miles.
The immense stadium was about half
filled with spectators The summaries.
Quarter-mile national amateur cham
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
AMATEUR GAMES.

The Sweet Bricrs forfeited the game 60
the Young Tigers by score OF TO 0 10y
not appearing The Young Tigers are as
follows: G. J. kratzer; p., j. Bliss; h.,
H. Smith; 2b.. II. kronson; 3D., j. Cap
iviiz: $. s.. l.. Kortick: |. E., G. Rosen-
field; c. T.. S. Necker; r. T., b. Taberisky.
phc Tigers Will play. on Friday, the
Young Took wottens. who are the cham
pions for their age The Tigers challenge
any IL 20 ls-year-old team. The Sweet
Rriers preferred for Tuesday. Address
challenges TO c. Rosenheld, 10 Shawmut
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
CONSTITUTION RIGGED.

The Constitut' Is now rigged and
ready TO go from Bristol to Newport. al
though she did not go this evening. The
Constitution was practically rigged this
afternoon at o'clock. as evidenced by
the sending up to her topmast on endat
that time.
The riggers spent nearly four hours at
the masthead adjusting the new rigging
and metal cone at the head OF the spar.
There was a rain drzzle several times
during the bending of the mainsaii. The
mainsail was not set, although hoisted
high enough to admit of its being con-
nected 10 the masthoops.
The Independence remained at her
moorings at Newport all day yesterday.
Capt. Haff would have taken her out for
a spin, hut there was not enough wind TO
make yachting interesting.
Mr.. Clapp. Thomas w. Lawson's Sec
retary. who Is giving personal supervi-
sion TO Mr.. Lawson's affairs here, went
to Boston today.
NO ACTION ON THE FOUL.
Yachtsmen who witnessed Saturdays
race between the Columbia and Inde-
pendence at Newport, and saw the CO.
lumbia foul the Boston boat at the line
just before the starting signal sounded
were rather curious as to what disposi-
ton the ragatta committee OF Newport
association Would make of the matter.
This morning the attention of Royal
Phelps Carroll, member of the regatta
committee of the Newport yacht racing
association, was called to the foul. He
said the matter had In no manner been
brought to the attention of the regatta
committee and until IL had been he did
not see what action the committee could
take.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
N:CTICUT LEAGUE

At New London Mcriden Z, New Lon
don j.
st Derby Waterbury 10. Derby s.
At Norwich--Norwich g. Bristol ?.
At New HaNen--BridgcpOrt 81, New
HaNen 3-.-secund "a me callcd. darknoss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
A SENSIBLE MAN.

and Lungs II is curing more Coughs,
Colds. Asthma. Bronc hits, Group and all
Throat and Lung Troubles, than any
o;hcr medicine The proprietor has au-
thorized any druggist TO give you a
Sample Bottle Free to convince you of
the merit of this great remedy Price
25c. and soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
WORCESTER.

Runs-Jush. Bean. Barclay, Smith. Grey
--j Clements-l. First base on errors
Rochester 3: Worcester !. Two-base hits
Lush. Greminger. Smoot Three base
hit-Carney. Home run Lush Stolen
bsses-Carney Ungisub. Clements. Sac
rihce hits Barclay. smith, O'liagau.
Double play-Macce to Wrigley 10 Girls
ham Hit by pitched ball--Lush. Struck
out-By McFnrian o Left on bases
Rochester 8. Worcester .. Umpire-Hunt
Tin1c--1h S5n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
THIRD PERIOD.
FOURTH PERIOD
SCOTTISH GAMES TOMORROW.

Among the entries for the state ham
dieap at the Scottish games OF the Proyi-
dence Caledonian society at Rocky Point
tomorrow. are Thomas Whaler, Patrick
Fitzgerald. ID. w. Pollard, Thomas Con-
way. George Maloney. w. r. Mcpherson.
Richard MaIoney. w. j. Bucklin and AL
exander Corrigan, and for the heavy
weight event such men as Paine ana
Scott of Canada are expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
'Bstted for Mcl'all in the ninth.
ALMOST WHITE WASHED.

Bu. for bad throw by Wilson TO third
base Soddcrs would have shut Hartford
out az Montreal yesterday. Gardiner
proved easy Tor Montreal, and his sup
port in the opening inning was slow.
Gteelman was put out of the game for
senseless kicking. Quinlans all-around
work Was the feature Attendance. COO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
COLUMBUS WON.

Al Buffalo yesterday the 2:s0 trot re-
ouired five OF the hardest-fought heats
before a decision was reached. Captor,
driven by the veteran Marvin, was made
favorite, selling about even with the
field. on the strength of his Columbus
race. where he won easily i'm 212h. Capt.
Bracken. who finished second to him at
Columbus. turned the tables on him to-
day. though only because he outlasted
the speedier Electric Bell horse.
In the 2:14 class trot the white gelding
Whitewood, after laying up two heats.
for which the judges assessed Snow 800.
finally landed the race.
In the one heat of the 2:10 class trot
Cornelia Belle, after leadiig all the way,
was just nipped on the wire by Onward
Silver. The summaries:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
REsULTs YEsTERDAY.

Detroit s. Milwaukee e.
Boston az Baltimore rain.
Washington AT Philadelphia-rain.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Baltimore.
Washington at Philadelphia
Milwaukee at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
TOU RNAMENT OPENS,

The trap shooting tournnment OF the
Providence Gun club opened shis morning
az the East Providence grounls. The
showers made It unpleasant and the Light
was poor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
THREE TWo-BAGGERs.

Barnett outpitched McTall at Toronto
yesterday base on balls. Slater's err
ror and two wild pitches gave Toronto
one tally. In 1.-The ninth three two-bag-
gers won for the visitors The game did
not start until O'Clock. as the Brockton
team missed train connections. Attend
ance. 900 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
RACING POSTPONED.

The 20-mle motor-poccd race between
McEachern and Monroe. which was TO
have been held at The Colosseum In New
Haven last night was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
sTANplNG or THE cLuRs.
MoBBEp THE uMPIRE

Detroit won the last game Of the series
with Milwaukee by timely hitting In the
sixth aud ninth innings. The people threw
bottles at Umpire Manassau. and came
near mobbing him. Duffy was put out
Of the game for disputing 4 decision. At
tendance, 1000 The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
TORONTO

HUNS y Bonncr-1. Smith, Francls,
Wocds--3 Two-bsse hits Bonner. Smith,
s iter FRANCIS Woods. Barnett stolen
bases Blake. HargroNf First base on
bslls--Od Barnett 8 Siruck out BY Bar
nett ., by McFall T. Mild pitChcs- Bar
nett . Left on bases-roronto 8; Brock
TON g. Umpire % Loughlin Time-lh.
Som
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
REsuLTs yEsTERpAY

TfTlt'F = T = = = n IIN 7
Boston 5. Philadelphia =.
pittsburg s. 81 Louis l.
Chicago .. Cincinnati =
BROOKLYN al New iork-.rsis.
GAMES TODAY.
rhils dslphls AT Boston.
New York az Brooklyn.
st Louis az Pittsburg.
Chicago ~ Cinchnau.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
HARTFORD.

Runs-Raub. Dclehanty. Odwell Wilson.
Sheehan. Johnson ?, Quiulan 30; Gardi-
ner-1. Sacrifice hit-Souders. Stolen
tases-Odwell. Sheehan. Two-bsse hits
Raub. Wilson. Odwell Gardiner. Shindle.
First base on balls-Off Soudcrs p off
Gardiner l. Struck out--Dy Souders q;
by Gardiner 2. Passed ball-Wilson.
Double piay-Shoch TO Urquhart. Left
on bases Montreal 5: Hartford 8. Um-
pire-Gaffney. Time-lh S5m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
ON THE WORCESTER TRACK.

The August meeting OF the Worcester
driving park company opened with
good attendance and furnished a good
deal OF excitement. There were several
close finishes and a runaway on the
track, John Kervick. the Iriver of Chum
Boy. being thrown from the seat.
2:17 CLASS. PACING.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
SUBURBAN BOWLING LEAGUE.

Bayside won from Conimicut last even
ing in a splendid exhibition. At the close
only 20 pins separated the two teams.
The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
PITCHERS BATTLE.

II was a pitchers battle at Rochester
yesterday. in which McFarlan had all the
best OF It. The errors cut no figure in
the run getting and both pitchers re-
ceiNed great support. Attendance. 700
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Brockton 3. Toronto 1.
Rochester s. Worcester I.
Montreal 2. Hartford 1.
Providence at Buffalo-rain.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Z Providence at Buffalo.
Worcester at Rochester.
Hartford at Montreal.
Brockton at Toronto.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AZ nchester--Manchestcr :. Lowell &.
~ Haverhill- Nashua 5. Haverhill O.
Al Portland Portland H. Lewiston 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
BAYsIDE.
Team totals. an n9
coNIMIcUI'

River View defeated the Edgewoods
last evening. 1860 to i2i0. Godfrey was
the high man for the winners. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
sTANDING OF NE cLups

pINEEN WAS INvINC1BLE.
Perfect playinr If the hi, and run game
enabled Bostcn' 10 hefcsf Philsdelplfis 81
Boston YESTERDAY The Nsfcrf coulo 40
noLhlas with plnesas deliyegytexeept ~