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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
BRISTOL.

Elnathan p. Brownefl. Jr.. has sold his
interest in property OF Waldron Brownell
company. and the deed has been recorded
AT the town clerks office. The deed for
the transfer OF lot OF land on Wood
street from William s. winsley. ct al.
heirs of William Toye. TO Sarah Munro.
was also recorded at the town clerks Of
fce yesterday.
Marguerite Louise Con, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Goff, died at her parents
residence on Cooke street last evening.
Her age was five years and her funeral
will be held Saturday morning.
large number OF people from here at
tended the annual clambake OF the Kick
emuit Grange.
Misses Bessie ana Lena Usher. left this
morning on four weeks vacation to be
spent at Sunapee Lake, N. II.
series o< FIVE games OF ball has been
arranged between the manager OF the
Bristol and Warren mines. The games
will be PLAYED on the Bristol Driving PARK
grounds and the dates are as followss
August II. "a. 81: September and IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howlsnd OF Ncw'
Bedford. Mass. are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wilcox of Providence, whs ars
spending the season here on Bristol Neck.
A young lad named Bouvisr. cams
near drowning yesterday falling from TIE
north side OF the Naval Reserve pisrs
CAPTAIN Charles ". Bickford. who was
near by rescissd the boy.
The marriage intentions or Robert Ray
nnond Dunbar and Miss Elizabeth Conway
have been recorded a. the town clerk
office, 49,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

The prizes for this event were SO. s. and
81.
The quarter-mile run was won by Will
lam Manning: Alexander Mcdonald, sec
and; Albert Lowell, third. Prizes IS, s.
and s..
The l6-pound hammer throw was won
by the following: Gideon Pirrie, first.
Edward Purcell, second; John Cattanah.
third. Distance lOz feet inches. Prizes.
$40, IS and 81.
Long jump-william Marsh, first;
George Brown, second; ID. w. Pollard
third Distance 2l feet l0l9 inches. Prizes
S. 81 and S.
Pole Vault. f. Powers. first. VIII
liam Marsh. second; d. W. Pollard third.
Distance 10 feet inches. Prizes s., So and
ST.
Highland fiing-William Cameron, first;
Violet Wood second: W. c. Purdie third.
Prizes. sS. s.. ST.
one-half mile run-Frank Riley. first;
William Manning, second; Alexander Nc
Donald, third. Prizes S. 81. s..
Tossing the caber Gideon Pirrie. first: (:
Edward Purcell second John Cattanah,
third. Distance 35 feet Prizes. s.. 81. ST.
loo yard sack race-Thomas Tarrash
first; j. Nelson. second; J. Heffron, third
Prizes So. 81, g.
Highland fling, juveniIe--christina
Wood. first; Ivy Belle Keppie. second.
Prizes VI, ~.
lO0-yard dash--William Marsh. first; III.
II. Scott, second; Richard Saianger. third.
Time 10 S-5 seconds. Prizes So, 81, s..
Running high jump-William Marsh.
fro Albert Lovett, Joe Brown and J. f.
Powers tied for second and third places.
Distance feet ~ inches. Prizes s.. 50
ST.
Ladies' race-LizZie Rodd, first; Jennie
Wilson. second. Prizes by Daughters OF
Calcdonans.
Hurdle race-William Marsh. first. j.
f. Powers. second; II. T.. Scott. third.
Prizes s.. 49, s..
l0o-yard dash fnal-Richsrd SalsnSer.
first; Thomas Conway, second; J. T. Low
ell third
One-mile race-Frank Riley, first; John
A. Leavitt. second Time minutes. 2iz
seconds. Prizes $40 Sc. s..
Quoting contest--Gavin Ferguson first:
William Cuthberston. second; John Rus
sell and Sam Berley. tied for third place.
Prizes IS s., SO
Consolation race, e2o-yard, for all com
petitiors who had not gained a prize--J
=. Daniels FIRST: William Mcpherson. Sec
ond; Roland Ramage, third, Prizes 81.
So 81
The COMMITTEES consisted Of James
Mimic. Jr. president: William Muir. vice
president. George C;ibb. financial secrc-
tsry: Walter Scott treasurer: James
Robb secretary: Robert DYKES. John A
Robb Jr.. Peter Davidson. James Heddie
David Heddie William Arnott John Pat
erson. Hamilton Jarvie. Daniel Brown
Robert Muir; ringmaster Alex. Murtie
marshal OF the day. James Wallace.
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mo shooting for money.
THE MONEY WINNERS.

First eyent-lst, Glover; I'd Dudley.
Schortmeier, Cutler, H. G. Barstow and
Herbert, Sd, Hood. Coffin, Getchell, w.
-tznrstow and Sawin; ith, Lupus, Grif-
fith and Crabtree.
Second svent-lst, lnman and Coffin; I'd,
DudlCy. Burke, Grinith, Schortmeler
Winchester H. G. Barstow and Crabtree;
Ri. I,upus. Getchell and Cutler; ith, Glow
er and W. Barstow.
Third event--lst, lnman, Glover, Her
bert anC Gibson; I'd. Lupus, Dudley,
Burke. Griffith and Schortmeier; Sd, Saw
ia; 4th, Coffin, w. Barstow, Ill. {. Bar
stow and Carlisle.
Fourth event-1st, Coffin, Glover and III.
c. arstow: ID, Burke. Lupus and Grif-
nth. Sd. Dudley, Inman. Schortmeier, w.
Barstow, sawin. Shepard and Gibson; 4th,
Hood and Cutler.
Fifth event-1st, Burke, Schortmeier,
Cutler and Sawin: I'd. Dudley. Herbert
and Crabtree: Sd, Lupus. Hood. Griffith.
Tnman. Getchel and Glover: 4th Coffin.
Winchester. w Barstow, A. G Barstow
and Gibson.
sixth event-1st. Dudley. Griffith In
man. Schortmeler. Glover. w Barstow,
Gibson and Coffin: ID. Getchell. VI. g.
Harstow Herbert and Sawin: Cd Burke,
Hood. cutler Whiting. Shepard and Crab
tree: ith Lupus.
seventh event--ist. Inman. Glover and
Cutler. I'd Burke. HOOD. GriNith, Schort-
meier Herbert and Shepard; "a. Getchcli
and Gibson. ith Dudley W. c. Barstow.
" g. Earstow and Whiting
Eighth cvcnt-1st Dudley and Schort-
meier. ID. Burke 50. Hood Glover. cut
Ter. and Sawin: ith Griffith. coffin.
Gctcheil. ~ g. Bsrstow. Gibson and
Whiting
Ninth event-ist. Lupus. Sawin. Schort-
meier: ~ Griffith. Coffin and Herbert ;
III. Dudley Tnuan and Glover: 9Th, Burke.
H.. e. Barstow and Gibson.
Tenth evcnt-ist Herbert: 81 Dudley.
Hood. Getchcll and Glover: 81. lupus and
Iuman. fth. Burke. Griffith. Coffin. Cutler
and W @ Partstow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
RESULTS AND cHALLENGEs.

The Day Stars defeated the Dextors
BY 4 score OF II to s. Salisbury st-uck
out II men while Seabury did well behind
the bat They challenge any i2-Near-old
team in the state. Address +. Pyne, ~
Althea street.
The Georgia Vile baseball team met
their second defeat at the hands Of the
Granitevillcs BY score OF IL 10 TO- The
features of the game were the pitching OF
Whitehead and the good playing OF James
King caught fine game, but when ne
attempted TO play second he was rather
slow. Lacrosse of Georgiavile pitched
and White caught a good game, out"hcy
were no match for the Granitevilles.
The State Street Stars defeated the
Smith Hill Juniors by score Of = TO Z.
The features Of tho game were the one
hand catch OF julius Rudolph, the pitch
ing of William HcGunnigie. the fine
catching Of Joseph Gerry and the
fast fielding of Walter McGunnigle
The Estens defeated the Red Peaks
Saturday by score of Is TO u The
features OF the game were the home runs
OF H. Dunn. II. Carmody and 4. Mystedt,
The Estens would like 10 challenge any
strong l3-yoar-old team i'm the state Send
challenges 10 John Flemming, Is Esten
street city.
The Young olympics OF Sheldon street
are ready 10 play any team OF players
10 or 10 years old. They would like to
hear from the OGormsn cash boys Send
challenges 10 Hazel Muldry 81 Hope
street
The grocers of Capitol Hin celebrated
their half holiday yesterday by "A baseball
victory over the Cold Spring Sporting
club by score OF 10 90 I. The grocers
secured Powers and Young OF the Ma
tionals and Connolly OF the Capitols
The catching -GnnnellX- Mas-nntahlA
fine Young did good work on second.
catching three men out and making =
long run 10 left field Charles 4. BoS-
from did good work on first The players
OF the grocers' team are: Ostberg. C. T.;
IT Comedy l. T.. r. Jewett. C.: ]. Young.
2b T. Killev Sb; " Lynesky. s. s.;
c. Bostrom. H. and T. Powers. D.
The Hubs challenge any strong team
In the state for Saturday, AUG. 10 Ad-
dress Thomas Mclaughlin, 81 Huntington
avenue. city.
The Young Tigers have an open date
next Tuesday or Friday. and would like
TO play the Sweet Brers or the Regents
for the championship OF the II 20 1e
years class. Send challenges to c. Ro-
sonfield 10 Shawmut street
The Navys defeated the Sweet Brier
second team by n score of - TO 81. The
best features were the pitching OF Mont
plasir. the catching of Grady and the
PLAYING OF Carney on first base. The
Navys challenge any l2-year-od team In
the city. Send challenges 10 @. Mont
plasr 12e Douglas avenue. city.
The Providence Jr's and the Sailors
Prides will play the third game OF the
series for a purse ~ SIC. Each team has
won one game They will play Saturday
on the Wanskuck ball grounds
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No. No.
ukAt ut hrot<A
WITH THE YACHTS.
CONSTITUTION II MING UP.

Yesterday was busy day on the cup
defender Constitution, for she went out
for two spins. one In the morning. the
other in the afternoon, limiting her sail
ing 20 the waters OF the bay. In look
ing at her under her new rig II looks
as n the upper spreads were within
dozen feet OF the topmast head. and when
the big mainsail was poked up Il sesmed
as n there was little room left between
N and the mast for the clubtopsail. The
difference In The height OF the peak IL very
noticeable. nnd when under sail ~ sp-
peared as if the change had brought out
the required result as N swung Off very
little. Yesterday AFTERNOON she left her
mooring AZ 4 o'clock and ran NJ the bay
as far as Prudence island and then hauled
on the wind and heat down She carried
nothing but lower sails the topsails not
being used IN either spins.
when on the wind the mainsail was
quite fat Tho 70-footcr Rainbow went
ont Yesterday afternoon with a hig club
topssu on. and for fcw minutes sailed
with tho Constitution on the wind. but
tho latter had no trouble IN beating her
under reduced sail The Columbia and
Independence did not leave their anchor
ages. the former having her mainsail un-
hent Active prepara tions are heinz made
for the race on Saturday and in order 20
start the yswi- Ailss and viglisnt are
both having iiCger bunkers made az the
shipysrds
ron TrfE BIC YACHTS
The regatta committee Of the Atlantic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

Hits-Philadelphia is; Washington 15
Errors-Phila delphia Z; Washington g.
Batteries-Wiltse Powers; Carrick
Grady. Umpire-Connolly. Time-1h. Som.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

iIits-Cleveland .; Milwaukee T. Errors
Cleveland 5; Milwaukee 4. Batteries
Dowling, Connor; Garvin. Msloney. Um-
pire-Manassau Time-ih S5m.
WON TWO GAMES.
Philadelphia took two games from
Washington al Philadelphia yesterday
by hard hitting. In the first game Lee
was touched UP quite as freely Frazer,
but the latter managed 10 keep the hits
well scattered Carrick lasted only two
innings In the second contest and was
replaced by Gear. Attendance 5O9l. Scores:
(Fisrt Game)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

Providence split even yesterday. Tha
is better than losing both games.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
EAST PROVIDENCE

A lawn party was held under the suprps
vision of tho Rev. Father Hsbney on the
lawn OF the Catholic church a. Rivcrsids
last evening and the attendance vas very
large and liberal.
Through the courtesy 81 Mr. Dexter o.
crescent Park the patrons enjo, ed nlusio
by the Banda Nspoli.
A delega tion from the reforming partN
naid visit 10 tho shore reeorts yfst-rdaS
i'm ouest Of gamblers and slot fnachfres.
and so far ss known they found ffctrinE
OF an alarming nature save slot rschi ic1
and tho fault found With them was that
there was small return for cash .ns
vested
Yesterday afternoon Health cri~sr Nas
sou Y Wood removed dirhther, rarit
from = house on James street rrsr Wa.
tsrrnan avenue, and 80 far se tbs oflcial
knoSs Ia the last case IN the tcrh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

Cincinnati--that's about ALL Louis Bier
bauer. for whose services the American
association declared war I'm 81. Is another
Figger. Ralph Miller dallied with Baiti-
more for a season. And Charlie Kuhns
was on the Boston Nationals payroll for
minute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Providence split even Yesterday. That
is better than losing both games
Dunkle gave a good account of himself
yesterday. Keep IL up old fellow.
Manager Hugh Duffy will be fined and
indefiritelv suspended" said President
Ban Johnson OF the American league Yes-
terday THE punishment will follow
Manager Dudys attack upon Umpire
Manassau at Cleveland Wednesday during
the game with the Milwaukee team.
Friel and Conroy will be fined. but how
much / have not yet decided"
President Besll of the Minneapolis club
has suspended Dad" Clark, the veteran
pitcher and in addition -hned him $50
for insubordination.
What's the matter with Toronto? The
Barrowites have let down like an old
horse Looks MS II there was something
on the dissension order in the ranks.
shelter the old-time Eastern Lacquer.
who has been with the Schcnectadys this
season. has been relcgated. Manager Earl
having signed Hanley, recently OF Ilion.
10 take his place
To guard against any possible rumpus
at Pittsburg this week President y. r.
Young has delegated both O'Dsy and Tom
Brown 10 ofnciate there during the Pitts
burg-st. Louis series.
The Brockton baseball club played at
Woonsocket last Monday and were de-
fcatcd bv "A team called the Woonsocket
GYMS 10 r. \ Worcester paper says
there were sooo people at the game
r. W Mason. who was once financial
manager of tho Syracuse baseball club.
WAS In the city yesterday on business
connected with his theatrical venture.
Mr. Mason said that Syracuse had hccn
reserved by the Eastern league for next
wear and that tho money was up FOR the
reservation. President Powers hates TO
lot GO Of Syracuse and he can't bc blamed,
for IL rs worthy of reitcrstion that the
National game can be made 90 pay there.
the stcreotypcd proyisos thrown I'm.
N a National league agent went hust-
ling for available talent I'm tho Eastern
league. eavs tho cincinnati Post hc would
nnd little OF Hartford. Memories OF past
slories are 90 bc coniured by glance
~ the Eicgcr's batting list Tuck Tur-
nor. rccently released. was once = high
priced PLAYER. as much as S0o0 having
bsop offered -fnr-his releaso.-S -Shindls
has hgurcd boa Brooklyn and Baltimore
bait carry hacs but brief stay IN tho
hic league but Shoch IS an oid-tmcr.
IGeinrniug helped pin aas ~ Baltimore
after .ouis, illc and Cincinnati had count-
cd him out Malses wsehod his feet at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

Cincinnati-that's about all. Louis Bier
bauer. for whose services the American
association declared war I'm 81. Is another
Figger. Ralph Miller dallied with Baiti-
more for season. And Charlie kuhns
was on the Boston Nationals payroll for
minute.
I,anigan, the umpire who caused a tur-
MOL when he appeared In Eastern league
circles, has been shipped from the New
York State league. The Providence man
was adjudgcd the worst possible imita-
tion OF the real thing. Toronto News
There might be something worse. For
instance. the Toronto baseball team.
Hugh Duffy manager OF the Milwaukee
baseball club. is one OF the FEW players
who are candid enough TO como forward
anp say that the system of protecting
umpires adopted by President Johnson ot
the American league, Is right ana proper.
IIughey not only admits that Ban john
son Is right, but he was man enough 10
apologize 10 him for his actions at the
opening OF the season for the manner In
which he criticised the umpires In the
American league. says'the Evening Wis
consin.
In discussing the subject Duffy said:
when / came into the American league
last spring and saw how the umpires
NfAf tNnnu1AlE y Va" P-Aef N'Nt
for II was so different from the National
league"
"The limit rule which is In effect this
year will be changed ere the next cam
pagn starts" says Pullism. Every
team in the league should carry IL men.
THAT many are necessary Had we that
number this season. we would now be
leading so far that there would be little
danger OF any Of the other factors In the
race catching us. Next season we viii
have an extra inhcder and outhelder.
and both these men will be every bit
as good as the men who are playing reg
uarly. Then an accident To one of the
regular men will not cut so much hGure."
And they released Ely.
David Crockett. the tall and lanky
graduate OF the defunct Virginia. is play
ing first base for the Tigers this trip.
The man Is not a graceful fielder and
trine uncertain In handling thrown balls,
but what he lacks In the fielding line he
more thsn makes up In batting There
Is no disputing his ability with the stick.
Bv the way. David T. a deal older than
he looks. The writer remembers him
way back i'm the days when Chick Stahl,
Dick Psdden and half a dozen other
veterans were earning their big reputa-
tions back In that queer little Virginia
lea que. David was playing st that time
and stood high in the batting records
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
HARTFORD

-Shearon Odwell . Dooley, Shee-
han. Quinlan. Joyce. Sacrifice hits
Raub. Johnson. Two-base hit-Odwel.
Three-base hits o. Oowell. Dcleha antY,
joyce First base on balls-@On Joyc. l;
off IIemming 4. Hit by pitched ball-By
IIsmmng l. Double play-Quinlan 10
Doolcy Left or hsses--Montreal 10;
Hartford s. Umpire-Gaffney. Time
III 2Jm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
WORCESTER.

Runs--Lush 4 Bean 8. Bsrclay 2. Smith,
cJHagan Grey . Grenlinser IA; Tn
glaub Rickert s. Smoot, Clements Girls
nam WriCleN O'EeillN, klobedanz--ll.
Tvo.hase hite-Crisha m. Bean 2. Barclay.
Three-base hits McPartlin. Dixon, I'm
Elaub Home runs-Smith, q Hssan.
6ir~, First ba So on halls--On Conn !
m Ncpartlin I oM I<lobedang .. stolen
hs sea- Lush . Bean Grey. Grominger.
Rickert Smoot First base on errors
Rochester ;. Worcester 9 Struck out
~ Conn 3: hv l<lobcdan5 .. Wild nitch--
Kiobedanz. Cmpire-Hunt Time-2h. som.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
AMATEUR GAMES.
THE cENTREDALEs WON.

The Centredale baseball team defea ted
the George w. DoVers at Adelaide park
yesterday afteFHeH- BY the seeEe-ef to 5.
Both teams had hecn strengthened for the
game, and played good ball. but the Cen
tredales did superior work. During the
first inning the Centrcdales went at the
sDherc and sent ont some lively hits.
Three runs were Tailed this inning, and
a many more in the second The DoYers
tried 70 follow the pace, but fell behind.
The score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
CARRIERS.

Runs-Clark. williams Lepine 3. Cuddy.
Lawson. Brennan-S. saul. Clarkson--2.
Two-base hits-I.awson, Brennan. FAUX
ncr Stolen bases--Lepinc 2, CuddN. sac
rifce hits--Ganzel, Slattery Double plays
INLAND TO saul 10 Camel; Saul tunas-
sistedD First base on halls-Clark Wiz
liams Slattery. Hit by pitched bsll-Saul
INLAND. Struck out-Saul ,. shannon,
Camel. Slattery. Mclor .. Sullivan. Ba-
con, Cuddy. Umpire-Connors. Time
In 45rn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
THE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

The second day Of the trap shooting con-
test at East Providence opened yesterday
undcr ideal weather conditions. Glover
lead the shoting for the day, while lie
Eoy. the crack shot Of the day before,
went down 20 e5th place. Griffith, the
champion, went up TO eighth place. "he
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
TORONTO.

Runs Bsunder 2 carr Hararove-t;
Roach Smith Madison >. Francis ?
Woods Flaherty-S Home run-Fla-
herty. Two-base hits-Madison. Bon
Double piays-Flahertv TO Woods 10 Mad
icon 10 slater: Bruce 10 Bonner 20 Carr;
Schsuh 20 Bonner 10 Carr. SJGck out
by McFsll !. bv FlshcrtY l. First base on
balls-on Tlaherty . Left on bases
Toronto s: Brockton 8. Cmpire-O LouGh-
lin Tlne-1h 5orn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
R~FALO

Runs-Walters, Stafford, Lsahy, Flour
noy. Connor, McCauley-6; Clymer An
nrews-e. First base on balls-Off Amole
& of Dunkle 2. Struck out-By Dunkle
.: by Amole 4. Two-bsse hits--Connor,
Clymer. Ieahy Kennedy. Sacrifice hits
Brown .: Sullivan. First be- ua errors
Buffalo g.. Providence 3. L. on bases
Buffalo 6; Providence IL Double play
Brown TO Connor 10 Leahy. Hit by
pitched ball-NcCauley 2 Passed ball
Specr. Umpire-Warner. Tire-1h. som.
hit AT RIGHT TINE.
Rochester and Worcester broke even
at Rochester yesterday in n double head
or. The Bronchos won the first game by
hitting the ball hard ard often. Wor-
cester won the second game by rapping
the ball when hits meant runs. Glenn
ents fractured his leg above the ankle In
the fourth inning. and was taken TO the
hospital Doran replacing him. Attend
ance, 1900. Score:
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A GREAT SURPRISE

T. I'm store for all who use kemp's Ral-
"a ~, for the Throat and LUNGS. the great
Guaranteed remedy Would you believe
that IN =. sold on its merits and any
drUsriat is authorized hy the proprietor
Of this WONDERFUL remedy 10 EiNc YOU 4
ssfnpls bottle free ~ never fsI3 to
cur. acute or eh-1uic cough Ah .i~
gists sell ksmcs Balsam. rrics s5c aud
tos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESI Ut 70 bNUAAs
Philadelphia Us. Boston o-2.
Brooklyn 81. New York 0-i.
Pittsburg Z. Chicago s.
st. Louis 2. Cincinnati o.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at BROOKLYN.
New York az Philadelphia.
Chicago at PittsbUrg.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
THE SCOTTISH GAMES.

The Scottish Esrlos we're held az Rocky
Point yesterday The summary;
Throwing is-pound shot Won ~ Gideon
rirrie. George Brown second Ffvard
Purcell. third. Distances as feet IN inches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

Mssee First Stolen sss on bs..PS:p Snn Conn e %
Smoot. First base on errors-Rochester
Hit by pitched ball--Carney. Struck
out-By Conn 5; by Magee 2. Double
to Crisham TO O'Reilly TO Crisham;
O'Rilly 10 crisham. Umpire-Hunt. Time
In. Ism,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

The Woonsocket Gym team defeated the
Carriers OF Franklin. Mass. yesterday al
ternoon. Faulkner pitched good game
for the Gyms Mike sullivan. formerly
OF the New Yorks. was in the box for the
Carriers. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
JOYCE.s PITCHING WOE.

Joyce pitched great ball al Montreal
yesterday. holding Hartford down 10
three Singles. one OF them scratch hit.
Hemming was hstted hard throughout the
game. The second game was broken up
in the third by rain With no runs scored.
Catcher Park Wilson has been called 10
California by the serious illness OF his
wife. Attendance 100. Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

At 600 yards there was very little shoot
ing done during the day Sergt Dubois
OF the First Machine Gun battery was
high man with a score OF 81 Sergt. Will
liams OF Company c. First regiment was
second, with a 20.
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srANDING or THE CLUns.
LOST AND WON

Providence and Buffalo played a double
header at Buffalo yesterday. and split
even on the two, Providence taking the
second but losing the first. One of the
features OF the second was the splendid
yitchiug of Dunkle. who had the home
Team at his mercy Attendance, 1000.
( ores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
SPECIAL SHOOTING EVENT.

After the regular events at the tourna-
ment at East Providence yesterday an
extra event was arranged. and resulted
as follows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
ERRoRs LOST THE GAME.

Errors by Toronto gave Brockton the
game at Toronto yesterday. Flaherty
pitched well. keeping the hits well scat
tered. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
AT STATE RIFLE RANGE.

The shooting al the state rife range
continued yesterday.
Some or the best ScorNa made at zoo
va rdS Acrr. as follows.