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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

An American magazine has cabled to
Sir Thomas Upton and written to Thorn
as w. Lawson and w. Butler Duncan, Of
fering TO provide gold cup, valued at
5000. to be competed for after the cup
races under the auspices of some we'll
known yacht club.
Sir Thomas has cabled IN reply that
he will send his American representative.
Mr. Barrie, TO see the editor OF the mag
szine.
Mr.. Lawson has signified his willing
ness TO enter the Independence in such
a contest previous TO July s.
Mr.. Duncan's reply has not yet been
received.
Billy Paine OF Philadelphia and Tom
Wilson of Bar Hsrbor met In l5-round
match, Wilson receiving the decision. The
contest was very uneven until the 18th
round, when Wilson did the faster work,
having the better of the bout. The fight
was swift both exhibiting much clever
ness Neither suffered much punishment.
Telegrams were received from Twin sui
livan and Paddy Fenton Of Boston, chsl-
longing the winner, and Mclnnnis OF
Hampden appeared In the ring, Issuing a
similar challenge.
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hot one. A silver cup will be the prize.
The races will start promptly at
o'clock.
one-miIe professional. 2:lO elassS first
two men IN each heat 10 qualify. First
Frank A. Butler, Cambridge Mass; Bar
ney Oldneld. Toledo o.; j. =. jacobson
Second heatSJoe Bowden. Providence,
II. L.; Floyd krebs. Newark, n. j.;
Charles Hatied, Newark. n. j.; Lester
Wilson. Pittsburg, Pa.
One-mile open. professional. First TWO
men I'm each heat 20 qualify for semi
finals. First heat-trank j.. kramer
Newark n. j.: w s. Fem, Bristol
Mass: Lester lester Wilson. Pittsburg, Pa;
Floyd Krebs. Newark. ~. j.
Second heat-Jehn i. Fisher chicago,
Ill. Floyd A, Mcfarland, San Jose. Cal; :
Caldwell Hartford Conn
First heat-George III. Ccllett, New Ha-
j. a. Newhouse. Buffalo, n. X; Tom
Butler. Cambridge. Mass.
Fourth beethoven s. Kimble. Louis
VILE KY + Jacobson poIS,sya Nsw HsHeh: ore
Barney oldheld, Toledo. o.
One-mie handicap, professional flrst
four men In each heat 70 qualify. FIRST
heat-Floyd A. Mcfarland, San Jose
Cal; Tom Cooper, Detroit. Mich; IA. y.
freeman. Portland. ore. j. A. Newhonse.
Buffalo. n. Y; George H. Collett. New
MAVEN. conn., 1ndIlts +Ntnoi h'
n. j.; Barney Oldned. Toledo. O.; Frank
A. Butler. Cambridge. Mass; r. j. Cad
well. Hartford. Conn; Cal u. Snow
Providence r. i.
Second heat-Frsnk l.. Kramer East
Orange, ~. j., John r.. Fisher, Chicago.
! Ill: owen s. kimble Louisville, Ky.
Tom Butler Cambridge. Mass; Floyd
| Krebs. Newark, n. j.: w. S. Fem. Bris-
toll Conn: Lester Wilson. Pittsburg, Pa.
j. r. jacobson. New Haven, Conn; Joe
Bowden, X. j.
Officers Of the meet-Referee, William
f. Mcdonald; starter, Arthur 5. Lee;
clerk of course, j. j. Fleming, judges, \.
q, Goodby, j. r. Buckley. Henry 5. G.
| Clark Robert II. Linderman. scorers,
| Thomas G.. Calvin, William j. Luby. Wal
ter keach. William Evans assistant ref
llams G. T.. Johnson. Walter Roberts;
timers, Archie Hardin. Charles Broad
bent w. Suddard; official handicapper,
| r. r. Kelsey.
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Deitz, n Y; T. w Barnett, So Glaston-
bury. ct: III webber, Phil; + s Kings
lev Boston; J A Dehls, y Y; g l. Slocunl,
Worcester; g w Nichols, n Y; L. IL
Plumb, Boston; G j Livingstone. y Y:
Chas Greene Boston; Il Pudney, Wor-
cester II Griffin, Chicago; III Kalkbre-
mer Brooklyn; Il l. Deschamps, l. But-
Ter, Boston: l. Butler. Boston; Bull
fant, Camden, n j; w Westtake, y X,
/ r Putnam, Springfield; Il Jacoborf, N
Y; II l. Wiley, Boston; Sand Levy, y a.
r A kaufman. New London; T. nj Pioun.
Springfield. VI; l Slnker, Plsinvllle. CT:
W h Boyce Boston; Robt Graham, Prov:
f p Cole. Woonsocket; Fred Jochen. Va
n j Hogan, A Ashe, w u Smith, II DOLL
Boston, Jas Il Jones, Phil.
NEwAAN-Mrs w Earl, Mrs Lyons
Newton y j; w Casey. Boston; A ~
Glaessner. Ny; 4 = smith i,d.st Boston; " I'd %
ton: VIM Schneider, n Y; { + Huriburts
Rochester. y Y; "A w White, Hartford;
n Danner. g Coxwel, Boston; 9 q
ter. Eng. VIM G. fiske. Holyoke; chaS ~
Harrens y Y. III Guy Gauson. Omaha;
w O. Folsom. NJ Ward, Boston; u X
r. II Lauder. Grand Rapids: G w ordway
and wife, BOSTON; ] l. Graham, Haver-
hill: Il III Cobb Boston; Edw Walsh and
wife. No Adams. Mass: Mr. and Mrs I
Ottenheimer and maid, Miss Celia Otten-
heimer, Baltimore. Md; a II Allen y V;
Thos Harding. Quincy. Ills; 9 y.
Fan River: Sol Goldschmidt. Edw A Coo
din. \ Y III l. Gaylord. Springfield; \ l.
Rodman, Lafayette. I; A NJ Cott-ll,
westerly: G II Lyon, wife and child. - "a
Ioder and wife II Turner, ~ostonyW q
Avery, Cleveland O; T. n Eancroft and
Wife. Columbus. O: w G Anderson. Della
ware: III Bartlett, Boston; warren
Wright. Hartford; II l. Wood. NJ y Car
diner. G Ruggles. Boston. II r Norris.
Raleigh. n G; Y r Hathaway 4 lkNp-
penheimer y Y: u q Piilsbury ~ i'it..ii.
Concord N H. + & Moore. ilAft.prd.
Conn. Chas Stedman. Alhins. - ID
Fisk Lowell. I Gutmann. - e. ~ y
Grams. Ridgcwood. n j, G Dtc'tvn.
Hartford. Conn.
PrRR1N--C NJ Clanv. II s.
J Pred Morgan. Boston; 5 Elrtrht he
cago. w j Tclford Amstor' at y
Mohr Providcnce; r. ~ WhHaH' 80,
Fred Williams. w a Wamsley Eostur "
" Brown. q w Sheldon. proov ldente . "
Reed. Mrs $ sullivan. New Notk, 3
Monroe. Boston. Mrs ~ Mills PIN. q y
Lamb. Hartford: r NJ Valentine. Vnlt
man; Jas A Sweet. Prov.
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NOTES FROM KEITH'S.

"Catherine" at Keiths appears 10 be
the biggest popular hit yet made by the
AIbee company. The advance sale OF
seats for the remainder OF the week is
the largest of the season, and one or the
largest i'm the entire history OF the house.
The play is one that appeals very strong
ly 20 the most intelligent and discriminat.
ing theatre-goers. and the sentiment or
lis interesting story is OF that kind that
never fails 10 awaken hearty response.
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MONTREAL

Runs--Willlams. Bannon 2. Bemis. Bon
ner 3. Schaub g Toft-lG; Odwell. Dooley,
Sheehan-3. Stolen bases-Bennon, Toft.
Sacrifice hit-Hargrove Two-base hits
Toft, Wilson. Three-base hits-Bemis.
Sheehan. Odwell. First base on balls
on Joyce 4. Struck out-By McFall q:
by Joyce 4. Hit by pitched ball--Schaub.
Wild pitch-Joyce. Left on bases-To-
ronto 3; Montreal 5. umpire-Lanigan.
Time-2h 5m.
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SHOOTING AT STATE RANG:,

The weather still continues good and
the attendance AT the state rifle range
increases each day. There was large
number out yesterday. and although a
high wind interfered with the shooting,
stlll number OF good scores were made.
Some OF the best scores at the different
distances were as follows:
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CRANsTON HIGH.

Runs-Lindon g. Mcdonald ?. McCor-
mick 2 Tobin g. Evans 3. Dyer, Walker,
Slack 2-1S. Two-base hits-Evans. Slack.
Stolen bases--Icast Providence l6; Grams
ton g. First base ON balls-On Slack D,
off Whewill 3, on Towne A. First base
on errors East Providence 3; Cranston 2.
!. Struck out-By Slack 4: by Whewill 2; by
Towne l. Passed balls-Tobin /. N4ckett
Q Hit by pitched ball--By Towne 2. Um-
pire-Lincoln Time-2h. l0m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
OTHER GAMES.

high teams fought IL out at Rumford
Monday afternoon. and after nine innings
OF hits. runs and errors. the East Provi-
dence team left the field with "a hollow
victory In It's possession. Hamilton,
Dwyer and Lindon were the stars The
EAST PROVIDENCE
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CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Frank Corridor certainly pitched
great game yesterday and Worcester did
not have even lookm.
Every man on the Worcester team
seems OF be playing for record with the
result that the team Is badly broken UP.
They are a speedy bunch individually.
but collectively they are second raters.
Mechanical ball players never won cham
pionships.
Homer Smoot again failed 10 get hit
in Yesterdays game. but the man with
the original name hit the ball hard on
every occasion.
Sutor Sullivan failed 20 get a hit yes
terday but was all there in the field.
Ills one hand stop Of a hard hit grounder
was the star play Of the game.
II Rickert would forget his absurd ora
torical efforts his usefulness as "A player
might be Increased and IL would also be
a source OF great comfort TO the patrons
Of the game.
Danny Friend will probably do the
honors today for the localities and "Bruin'
MCGEE for Worcester
have decided. i'm view of the fierce
competition that is beng waged In the
Hub TO reduce the price OF admission TO
twenty-five cents An attendance of 200
at the National game ana one OF 1000
at the American FASTENED this cut.
Freddy Parent was the whole show at
Boston yesterday, both in the field and
with the bat
Amos Rusie is said to be booked for
bis release by Cincinnati
"Ar' Selbach captains the New Yorks
when George Davis. is not In harness.
Elmer Flick has made ive home runs
this season, eight three-baggers and Ave
doubles.
Third Baseman Hinton has returned to
Homestead The Boston club wanted
to farm him TO Des Moines but he re-
fused to so.
Ned HanIon has released "Rubberleg
Davis. the man who jumped the Athletics
10 go 10 Brooklyn
Jack Doyle is hitting at a .260 clip for
the Chicago league team. Topsy Hart
sell leading the bunch with .339.
Tommy Tucker has been signed TO play
first base for and captain the New Landon
team, New London Is n tail-ender and
Tom will have an uphill job f,Um the
start
Jimmie Callahan says his arm is still
a bit tender. but will soon be all right,
as the doctor did splendid job in set
tine tho broken bone
George Davis Of the New Yorks has
been suffering from bad foot lie
was threatened with blood poisoning. the
dye from his stockings getting into a
cut.
Anderson OF the Milwaukees, who has
been elected the delegate from his club
To the Players Protective association,
which meets In New York next sunday. Is
out against Zimmers reelection as presi-
dent
Hugh Jennings announced from Ithaca
last night that he would join the Athletics
on Friday and play 1rst base. lie re-
ceived = wire from President Ban John
son ordering him To report 20 Connie
Mack. and Immediately telegraphcd Mack
he would Join him this week. lie Is to
receive 800 for his services for the
remainder OF the season.
William Craver OF the Troy police force.
one of The original Haymaker baseball
nine. died az his home in Troy Monday
morning Tie was member " the Hay
makers al the outset ~ the National
league over thirty years ago, and was on
the team with Butcher McAfee. Mart
and steve King. and Zetlin. the pitcher.
Mart King Is one Of the only survivors
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Manchester-Manche IL, Lowe
u.
At Portland--Portland "A. Bangor 5.
At Lewiston-Lewiston s. Augusta 5.
AT Haverhill-Haverhil :. Nashua 0.
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WORCESTER

Runs--Connor Corridon--2. Two-base
hit-Wrigley. Stolen bases - Shannon,
Wagner Sacrifice hit-Stafford. Double
plays-Griffin 10 Slater 10 Unglaub; Shan
non to Slater TO Shannon Wagner 20
Connor TO Cassidy. First base on balls
McCauley. Corridor Morrison. Hit by
ridon. Unglaub .. Griffin. Slater. Umpire
Warner Time-ih 40m.
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HARTFORD 10. SYRACUSE 8.

Hartford defeated Syracuse I'm a listless
game yesterday afternoon. Flaherty was
hit hard I'm the first and seventh innings,
while Miller was a puzzle 10 the visitors.
except i'm the ninth when two passes. a
triple by McManus and Flaherty's double
scored three runs. Attendance. 800 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
CONN .CTCUT LEAGUE

At Norwich Bristol s, Norwich 3.
At New London Meriden s. New Lon
don 4.
AT Bridgeport o. Derby a.
At neutrality-suspicious. 6, New Ha-
ven 3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Manus. Double plays-Miler 10 Shoch TO
Massey. Turner 10 Massey; Bierbauer TO
Shoch 10 Massey. Stolen bases--Bannon,
Cooley. ff.eft ON bases-HartfOrd \; Syra-
,cuse 4. Struck out--By Miller s; by FltF
herty 2. First base on balls-On Millef y;
off Flaherty Is. Sacrifice ,hits-Turher.
Flaherty. Umpire--O Loughlin. Tirnt-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

OF the original team. craver was the
catcher I'm the old days OF pitched balls.
or throwing from below the knee. He
had been a member of the police force
for fifteen years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Hits-Cieveland IA; Philadelphia s. Err
rors--cieveland 4; Philadelphia 4. Batter
ies-DQwling and Yeager: Plank and Pow
ers. Umpire rt-Cantillion. Time-1h. Om.
EAST PROV. Is. CRANSTON Z
East Providence high and the Cranston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BOSTON 5. PHILADELPHIA A.

Boston won an exciting game from Phil
adelphs yesterday After the visitors had
apparently won through Pittingcrs Wild
nuess In the eighth. Boston batted out a
victory I'm the ninth.
The National league management have
decided TO reduce the price of admission
TO IS cents for the remainder of the sea-
SON Attendance 125. Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Toronto found Montrears new left
handed pitcher, Joyce. easy yesterday,
and hit him freely when necessary. Carr
objected TO a decision by the umpire In
the third and rushing at that official
shook him fiercely. He was put out OF
the game and escorted from the grounds
by three policemen. Attendance, 800.
Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

The final match in the Longwood tennis
tournament for the championship of Mas
sachusetts was played yesterday after
nooon between l.. Il. Ware and b. G.
Wright, the latter winning I'm three
straight sets. BY winning. Wright will
bold for the next year the title when he
will be obliged to defend IL against the
winner Of the tourney next spring. Or
dinarily a challenge match is played, but
as Dwight f. Davis. the holder is
abroad and was unable to return, the III
tie was forfeited.
The tennis was the best that has been
seen in any of the matches of the tour
naments The score:
II. c. Wright beat l.. T. Ware, rs, Ga,
6-1.
The women's metropolitan golf cham
pionship tournament began yesterday
on the links Of the Nassau Country club
at Glen Cove The weather conditions
were excellent and a great many visi-
tors followed the several players over
the course This is the second champion
shin tournament for women in the met
ropolitan district, and the holder OF the
title. Miss Genevieve Hecker. formerly
OF the Wee Burn club. Connecticut, but
now entered from the Essex club, bids
fair TO defend Il most successfully She
finished the qualifying round yesterday
In 95 strokes and by so doing won the
gold medal presented for making the best
score of the day The 16 leading players
I'm the qualifying round will continue TO
play throughout the week for the cham
pionship title. and the next l6 will play
on for the consolation prize.
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fculty. The game was uninteresting, the
f1elding OF both teams being ragged. At
tendance, 3lS5. Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Richard Lindsay OF Z Hslton street re-
ports 20 the police that at 1920 last sun
day morning. two men poured oil upon
his fence and set ~ on FIRE. Ills wife
saw tho operation and called 20 man
upstairs. who ran out and extinguished
the fame. The two men decamped when
Mrs Lindsay cried out for help.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Hits-Pittsburg 1s: St, Louis s. Errors
Pittsburg 8: St Louis 2. Batteries-Phil
ippi and O'Connor: Murphy and Nichols
Umpire-ODay. Time-lh. Som.
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AME RICaN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Milwaukee at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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SYRACUSE.

Runs--Turner. Shoch. Garry 2, Shindle 2,
kuhns g Massey. Steelman-l0; Bannon.
McManus. Madison 2. Roach &c. Two
base hits--Cooley. McManus. Turner, Fla
herty Three-base hlts-Massey, Nc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Group instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas
Ecicctric oil. Perfectly safe. Never falls
At any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

The many admirers OF Mr. George FAR
ren OF the Albee company find his work
I'm Catherine" something OF a reYela-
ton. His role is more Ike that or
leading man than those he has previously
assumed and those qualities In his play
Ing that have won so much admiration I'm
the past seem to be even more effectively
displayed i'm his latest impersonation, 20
which his own pleasing personality ADDS
no little.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Burdock Blood bItters gives a man a
clear head. an active brain. strong.
vigorous body--makes him NJ for the bat
tie OF life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Every family should have It's household
medicine chest and the first bottle In 81
should be Dr. Woods Norway Pine Sy-
rup Natures remedy for coughs and
coids.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston
St Louis at Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Itching piles? Never mind n physicians
failed to,cure you. Try poan's Ointment
No failure there. so cents at any drug
store.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BOSTON 4. CHICAGO 8

BOSTON 4, CHICAGO 3.
Griffith was put out OF yesterdays game
i'm Boston's half of the sixth inning for
kicking at Manassaus decisions. Har-
vey took his place and did well. but Bos-
ton had won the game before Grinith
went out A beautiful running catch by
Parent was the feature. Attendance, i0I6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

S because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it, heart disease.
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
Of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble Is al
lowed TO advance the
kidney -poiso n c d
blood will attack the
vital organs or the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Next Monday evening the partisans OF
the Albee company will again be treated
TO a most welcome souvenir In the shape
of handsome photos OF Miss l.isle Leigh,
In q characteristic hand. Miss Leigh
has steadily gained I'm popular favor with
the admirers OF the Albee company, and
this week is adding immensely 90 the high
esteem in which she has come 20 be held
as an actress OF versatility and eXcep-
tionally pleasing qualities.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Worcester at Providence.
Syracuse at Hartford.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Toronto at Montreal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

The work Of Miss Olive oliver IN Cath
crime" ~ one OF the most enjoyable and
satisfying features OF the excellent per-
formance. Her role Is not a gracious one.
and her success is therefore the more
creditable since II H. gained solely
Through the merits OF her own work With
out anything IN the part Itself 10 appeal
10 the sympathetic interest OF the au-
dfauQe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Those who so greatly enjoyed THE
Charity BALI and THE Wife" as pre-
sented by the Albee company VIII be de-
iIghted 10 learn that next weeks sttrac-
,ion at keith's will be Men and Wo-
men, written by the authors or the hrst
named dramas. In atmosphere and many
important characteristics Men and
Women" resembles them. though N is
distinctly different in story and develop
ment. and it Is undoubtedly one OF the
best OF American dramas for the pur-
noses OF a stock company. and Is certain
10 display the strength OF the Albee COM
pany TO admirable advantage.
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Hits Boston 10. Philadelphia 6. Errors
Boston 2. Philadelphia ?. Batteries
Willis, Pittenger and kittridge ,Orth and
Douglass. Umpire-Nash. Time-lh. S2m.
BROOKLYN 10. NEW YORK 3.
The New Yorks and Brooklyns, both
crippled, had a lively but poorly played
contest at Washington park yesterday.
Errors and hard hit balls were numerous.
OF the season over the New Yorks.
beautiful throw 10 the plate by Sheckard,
doubling up Van Haltren, was the fea-
ture. Attendance. 5000. Score:
Innings ....... 50
S SSrookIyn r 1900
Hits-Brooklyn 10. New York lS Errors
Brooklyn 3. New York 6. Batteries
Donovan. Hughes and Mcclure. Denzer,
Taylor and Warner. Umpire-Dwyer.
Time-2h. lin
PITTSBURG 9, ST. LOUIS 2.
Manager Donovan OF the St Louis club
tried Pitcher Murphy yesterday and the
Pirates batted out another victory. Phil
ippi was steady from the start. although
his support was ragged at times Brans-
fields three-hagger In the first inning,
when the bases were filed. gave the To-
calls a good start. The Pittsburg team
left tonight for New York. Score:
Innings ........ 3
Pittsburg ........ . X
St Louis ......., o o o.
Hits-Pittsburg ls; St, Louis s. Errors
Pittsburg 5: ST. Louis 2. Batteries-Phil-
ippi and OConnor; Murphy and Nichols;
Ifmnire-O'Dny Time-lh. Som.
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Time Table giving full Information
~ 10 local and through train seryiNo
may De obtained AZ Pr0gldence stauon I
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Hits-Boston Z: Chicago Z. Errors
Boston 3: Chicago T. Batteries-Lewis
and Shrcck. Harvey, Griffith and Sulh-
van. Umpire-Manassau Time-lh 5om.
DETROIT 10, WASHINGTON 6.
Washington and Detroit engaged I'm a
batting exhibition yesterday and the Wis
itors clinched the game I'm the sixth IN
ming by punching five singles and home
run. The game was long and tedious.
Clarke was the star batsman. Attend
anCe, 3l9o. Score:
Innings ~ . a. 7Ss
Detroit ........... y l Wv
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Hits-Detrolt Is: Washington ~. Err
rors-Detroit 3: Washington 4. Batteries
--Cronn and Buelow. Gear. Carrick and
Clarke. Umpire--Ilaskell Time-2h. 15m.
BALTIMORE n. MILWAUKEE 4.
Williams home run IN the third inning
won thee game for Baltimore yesterday,
Milwaukee could do very little with How
III. The umpiring OF Sheridan and Con-
nelly was decidedly bad. Attendance,
1891 Score:
Innings ........ 234 CT So
Baltimore . q o XII
Milwaukee 900. o o o / o o. 4
Hlts-Baltimorc 10. Milwaukee & Errors
--Baltimorc =. Milwaukee T. Batteries
Howell and Robinson' garvin. SPARKS ana
Malonsy. Umpires-S Sheridan and Con
molly. Time--ih. som.
CLEVELAND .. PHILADELPHIA 5.
DoNlinR's curves mystifed the home
team Yesterday and Plank was easy FOR
Cleveland. The visitors won without DIFF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

william Craver OF the Troy police force.
one of the original Haymaker baseball
nine. died at his home iu Troy Monday
morning lie was u member ~ the Hay
makers at the outset ~ the National
league over thirty years ago, and was on
the team with Butcher McAfee, Mart
and steve King and Zetiin. the pitcher.
Mart King IL one Of the only survivors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Hits--Boston 10: Philadelphia 6. Error
Boston 2: Philadelphia ?. Batteries
Willis, Pittenger and Kittridge ,Orth AN
Douglass. Umpire-Nash. Time-lh. S2m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There Is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-