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Interest Is Growing.

The game announced for next Sunday
at Lexington park between the Waseca
and Litchtield aggregations has aroused
greater interest than any base ball CON
test in this city for many Years Wa
SEGA, with big George Wilson In the box,
has been considered invincible for the
a new organization, but their splendid
record this season, and the fact that
they administered a shutout to the St
Paul league club entitle them TO respect
full consideration. The two teams are
very evenly matched, the odds running
a little in favor of Waseca.
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Handsome Prizes ORered.

The cups to be offered as prizes at the
state golf tournament to be held hero
Aug % to 81 have been selected. They
are exceptionally choice. and represent
a cash outlay of $500, the championship
cup alone being worth 1925. All are sulta-
bly, engraved. The championship cup Is
a large three-handled sterling silver gold
lined loving cup, an enameled golf scene
being shown on one side. There Is a
smaller cup of similar design for the
runner Gp In this contest also cups for
the winner and runuer-up in the consola
ton contest, and special cup for the
best medal score in the qualifying rounds
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FAST TIME ON SAUCER TRACK.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-Wiliam Stinson
defeated Archie McEachern tonight in a
twentymile motor-paced bicycle race on
the bowl track at the Coliseum in the re-
markable time OF 30:18 2-5, which is the
the lead at the start, and was never
headed He made a terrific pace for the
first five miles. doing the second In 1:2S,
and the first three in total of 4:4 which
is the best ever done on any track. The
five miles were finished in 7:42. which
equals the worlds record, and the sixth
mile was again made In ] :2S After this
the pace was slower McEachern hung
on to the leaders wheel until the last
mile, when he weakened and Stinson fin.
ished lap ahead Of him. Six thousand
people saw the race.
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ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT.

BUFFALO, Aug. S.--After a postpone
ment of one day on account of rain, the
grand circuit meet under the auspices Of
the Buffalo Driving club was resumed
at the Fort Erie race track this after
noon. Weather conditions Were favor
able and fine card of four races, in
Guiding one trot and three pacing events
brought out a large crowd, about 5000
persons watching the sport. The feature
of the days racing was the IroquoiS hotel
stakes for 2:A PAGERS, which was won by
Shadow Chimes. In the second heat of
this event, Shadow Chimes made a new
record for green PAGERS, covering the
distance in 2:07A. The former record
for green PAGERS was held by Charley
HOyt.
The first heat was won by Audubon
Boy, who sold favorite in the pooling
front in the stretch in the second heat,
and won in a grand finish. He also won
the third and fourth heats
The unfinished 210 trot. the first heat
of which was won on Tuesday by Onward
Silver, was a good contest. In the first
heat today and the second of the race,
Cornelia Belle, the second choice, and On
ward Silver ran like a team from the
quarter to the three-quarters flag. SWING
ing into the stretch Silver went into the
air. At the same time Sister Alice came
up with rush, Cornelia Belle winning
by only half a length. Onward Silver
captured the third heat by half a length
without apparent effort, while Cornelia
Belle, was all out. The latter won the
deciding heat in a whipping finish.
Dan Patch outclassed his field in the
2:14 pace.
pace and getting second place in the Sec
ond, Bernice, a brown mare, owned by
w. X Smith, of Findley, Ohio, broke
down in the third and was distanced.
The .Pan-American. 2:24 class pacing;
Shadow Chimes. br h by Chi
An %f5s ff Boy. CHI lHadsonj:.:1
New Richmond, gr Ben
star Pug d Oh g /, Gock[gTood; "a 1 8
Maiden @i%a 9 91een s.S Sh m . {Gray6 dis
2:o9 class .ss4' pacing asls' purse $1,000:
George, b & mckinney. .....5 1
eaEEmine, b b g Isolde 6sGoldsan) - s 8
Stacker Taylor, b h (Macey).. 3 4 A
Sidney Pointer, b h Moffett)....4 dis
Rey Direct, blk h (CeciD.......6 Z 6 dr.
White Hose, CHI m (Munsonl dis
Time, 2:O7A, 2:O7A, 2:OSA, 2:11%
PA class. pacing, the Empire State
purse, 81 900:
Dan Patch, br h, by Joe Patchen
Captain spynx, b iVeiiej 2
+. j. P br g Jamniisonl ...:;.....s 8
Beauty Spot, b m (Shockency) IA dis
Time. 2:17A, 2:10A, 2:14A.
2:lG class trotting, purse $1,000 (ffrst heat
Tuesday,:
Onward Silver. CHI by On
ward (Geers) ...............1 6 8 1
Cornelia Belle. b m (Kirl) 2 2
Sister Alice, m (GoIden)..3 2 4 8
Dolly Dillon, m (San.
Temple Wilkes, b g Col
DEM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 dis
Alan. b g tTurnerl ..........5 d.
Valpa. b m (Miller). '.......6 DIR
Phrase, b m LOCKWOOD. II dis
Time, 2:l11s, 2:111A, 2:10A, PIP.
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% moIJ s5usHeqo q 10 ano suIsEIe sassl
M. Garnochan, of New York, to British
breeders rdsv Of fGa terriers were decided
result that Mr.. Carnochan failed to get
better than third place In either contest.
The Duchess. of Newcastle won the first
prize in the theirs first contest and Messrs Ma
honors in the second
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PROPOSALS. ron COAL.
ONCE Board Of Fire Commissioners
DgtrI Arort,as att ~

commissioners
st. Paul, August 9Th, 1901
Scaled bids Will be received a this Of
ice until Aug. IL, 1901, u o'clock noon. 10
furnish the Fire Department, for imme-
diate delivery. with Z75 tons more or
lesS) egg coal, 1855 tons (more or less)
stove coal, 40 tons (more or less) Mans
field coal and 2 tons OF Cumberland coal.
10 be delivered at the different engine
houses OF the department as ordered by
the Chief Engineer, and I'm such quanti-
ties as required by him. All coal must
be weighed on the Central Station scales
corner Minnesota and Eighth streets. be
fore delivery. Bids viii state price per
ton for each kind OF coal The Board will
also receive bids on 100 tons more or
less) egg coal, 60 tons (Inore or less)
stove coal and 43 tons (more or lessj
Mansfield coal. for future delivery 10 tina
Fire Department. All bids must be IN
sealed envelopes and indOrsed 'Propo.
sails for Coal for Fire Department" Tho
successful bidder will be required to fur
nish the proper bonds for faithful per-
formance or the contract. The Board re-.
bids.
BY order OF the Board.
WIN. O'GORMAN
Ansv o-,ao, Q. SeOteea'y'
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MANAGER DUFFY SUSPENDED.
League Umpires May Not
He Assaulted With Immunity

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-"Manager Hugh
Duffy VIII be fined and indefinitely sus-
pended, said President Ban Johnson. of
the American league, today. The punish
upon Umpire Manassau at Cleveland yes
terday during the game with the Mil
Waukee team
ACCORDING TO Manassau's report" said
Mr.. Johnson. the ball raised the dust
on the foul line. and therefore must have
beer. fair ball. Immediately the Mil
Waukee crowd ran up and protested, and
then Duify hit the umpire back of the
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American Jockev. win

LONDON, Aug. 8-The American lock-
eys took four out of the seven races at
the Brighton August meeting today. Tor
rent o.. Reiff) won the Brookside plate:
Simon Glover IL. Reiff), won the Brighton
high weight handicap Frank Gardeners
Encombe C'Clem" Jenkins), won In.
Down plate; Richard Crokers Viper CJ,
Reiff), won the Worthington plate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09
NIaher is Easy for JcnkIn,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. The
wrestling match between Thomas Jen-
kins, of Cleveland, and Peter Maher. the
pugilist, this evening was won by len
kns In two straight falls.
The first bout was catch as-catch-can.
and Jenkins threw Maher in 1871 min
utes In the second bout II took him II
minutes and 20 seconds to throw Maher
at the Graeco- Roman style.
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Chaplain mnrt TO nctnrn-

Chaplain p. ]. Hart. who served in the
I'M nniihpplhes with the Third infantry, and
who was later detailed with the norton ~
the Eighth infantry, on duty in the same
lsland has been assigned to the ThIr-
teenth cavalry at Fort Meade, and Will
Colbert. who was assigned to the PhiIin-
pines, and then suddenly sent TO Fort
Meade Will succeed Father Hart in the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09
New Hutchinson Train
Via "The Milwaukee. 90

On and after June 18th an additional
passenger train will be put on via c., NJ
& st. +. Railway between the Twin
Cities and Hutchinson daily except
Sunday.
New train leaves Hutchinson 1880 a. m,
Glecoe 5 a. m, Plato 500 a. m, Nor
wood. S:lS a. m, Cologne $3.50 a. m, and
arrives Minneapolis 9:45 a. m. ST. Paul
1920 a. m.
Returning. leaves st. Paul 4 p. m,
Minneapolis, 4:i0 p. m, and arrives Glen
coe $3.50 D. m and Hutchinson D. m.
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GOTHAM TEAMS DIVIDE.

NEW YORK, Aug. S-Brooklyn and
New York broke even in a dorSle-header
today The New Yo.ks could not hit
Kitson in the first, while on the other
hand, Taylor was hit at critical periods
The home team batted Hughes out Of the
box in the third inning of the second
game. Newton was effective while he
pitched. Matthewson held Brooklyn safe
ait all stages. The New York club an
nounced today that George Davis Is still
manager Of the ball team. William Joyce
conferred with Secretary Knowles this
morning. He says that ne ia here on
baseball mission. Score first game:
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,Tonka Yacht Cruise.

The annual cruise of the Minnetonka
Yacht club will be held tomorrow The
classes under which the yachts may be
entered and the rules governing them are
as follows: Second-class boats start at
1920 a. M; first-class boats at l 40; sec
ond-class sloops at 1850, and first-class
sloops at II. Two minutes only Will be
allowed in which to cross the line after
starting signal.
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Independence Nay he Broken un

BOSTON. Aug. 3.-If no yacht can be
found TO race against independence by
sept 3, Mr. Lawson, the owner, VIII or
was his instructions today when the only
chance for race against either the Con-
stitution or Columbia slipped by because
enter regatta in which there was to be
class for ninety-footers
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*Phillippe batted for Poole in fourth.
Earned runs, Pittsburg |; two-base hits,
Branslield. Chesbro. Raymer; three-base
hit. Mccormick; home run, Beaumont;
bases, Clark. Branstield; double plays,
Wagner to Bransield 2; first base on
balls, off Poole l. off Chesbro 2, off Eas-
on /; hit by pitched ball, by Chesbro l;
struck out, by Poole 2, by Chesbro 8, by
Eason /; passed ball, O'Connor; time.
SO; umpire O'Dav
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POUNDED THEM TO A FINISH
Boston Shut Out by BaItimore-sen-
ntors Lose Twice at PhiIadeI-
phia-Brewers Beaten
at Cleveland.
American League.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. S-An the Chi
cago team, excepting Shugart, had their
batting clothes on today, and both Siever
and Crondn were hammered all over the
neio. Jones and Sugden found both
pitchers to their liking and hit safely
eacn time up. Hartman was benched in
the first inning for ceaseless kicking.
Score:
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NIckeI PInte Enrninr.-

Earnings Of the New York. Chicago g.
st Louis (Nickel Plate road for the last
three months were the best in its his
tory. The statement for the quarter end
the surplus after deducting fixed charges
OF $l365lO. Following is a detailed state
ment Of earnings, expenses, etc. for the
quarter ended June 80 and since Jan. /:
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ATHLETICS TAKE TWO.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. S-Phila
delphfa took two games from Washington
today by hard hitting. In the first game
Lee was touched up quite freely, as was
also Frazer, but the latter managed to
keep the hits well scattered Carrick
lasted only two innings in the second con-
test and was replaced by Gear. Short
stop Clingman was hurt in a collision
with Pitcher Wiltse and retired in the
seventh inning. Attendance, 5,O91. Score
first game:
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TWO FOR THE QUAKERs.

BOSTON, Aug. S.-The home team drop
ped double header to Philadelphia be-
cause of the same old story-nability to
hit and weak fielding. Philadelphia play
ed an all round superior game, and was
especially strong in the box, Orth having
the Boston batters completely at his
mercy. The Bostons failed to get a
man on base in nearly every inning, go
ing out in regular order. The poor field
ing of Boston also allowed Philadelphia
to make the most of their hits. Score,
first
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No Prize Fight. in kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. S.-Gov. Stanley
toGay wired Sheriff Everhardy. of Leay
enworth to stop the proposed fight there
tonight between Patrick Earle of Bos
ton, and Joe Curtin. of Chicago. Other
wise, the governor says. proceedings win
be instituted against officers failing to do
their duty. w
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Earned runs. Cleveland 1: two-base hit,
Shiebeck; three-base hit, Lachance, first
base on errors, Cleveland 2. Milwaukee !;
first base on balls. off Downing /, off Gar,
vim 2; struck out. by Bowling II, by Gar
vim 2; stolen bases. Friel, Gilbert; hit by
pitched ball, Bowling; left on bases.
Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 8; double play
Garvin to Anderson; passed pals, Connor
2. Maloney l.: time. 1:35; umpire, Manas-
sau; attendance, 1,5O.
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MERRY TIMES AT ST. JOE.
Umpire Ebright Gets n Touch of
the Strenuous Life.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. S.-Umpire
Ebrtght. gave today's game to st. Joseph
Shortstop Shay and Pitcher McNeely. of
the Colorado Springs team, and they had
been put out of the game, the latter be-
ing afterwards arrested for assault ing
the umpire. The visitors had not enough
men in uniform to continue the game
The score stood l to J.
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C0nCePOuS
~ are most fire.
"a "a Hp q quently to be
AEVEE U % seen upon the
face, neck or

they are liable to appear upon other parts
of the body. When they begin to spread
and eat into the flesh, sharp, piercing
pains are felt as the underlying tissue is
destroyed and the tender nerves exposed.
Cancerous sores develop from very triAing
causes; a carbuncle or boil, swollen gland,
little watery blister on the tongue or
lip, wart, mole or bruise of some kind
becomes an indolent, fostering sore,
which III time degenerates into cancer.
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STRUCK OTrT ET.EvEN

made new pitching record for the
American league by striking out eleven
men this afternoon against Milwaukee.
His work was the feature of the game.
Manager Duffy, who has been indefinite
ly suspended by President Johnson,
watched the game from the grand stand
Milwaukee got all their runs through err
rors, while three of Clevelands were
gifts Score:
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Earned runs. Kansas City 2; two-base
hits, o BTien, Robinson, Everett: three
base hit, Miller; sacrifice hit Lewee; sto-
len base, Ha: tman; bases on balls. off
Gibson l. Friske 2; struck out by Gibson
z, by FTiske 3; passed ball, Sullivan; time.
1:20; umpire, Carruthers; attendance, ] coo,
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Two-base hits, Hoy, Hartman, Sugden.
Mertes, Casey: three-base hits, Sugden,
tonnes; sacrifice hits, Casey, Griffith
Shugart; stolen bases, Gleason Nance
lsbeH, Sullivan; first base on balls. off
Siever l. off Cronin 3: first base on err
rors Detroit q Chicago 3; left on bases.
Detroit 6, Chicago 5: struck out. by Slever
3, by Cronin 2: time. pos. umnire Sheri
dan; attendance 2475
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Earned run. Baltimore; two-base hits,
Collins, Keister; three-base hit. Jackson;
sacrifice hits, Young, Bresnahan; stolen
bases, Seymour, Criger, Hemphill; first
base on balls, off Young l, off Howell l;
struck out, by Young A. by Howell / !;
time 20. lInnire Cantillnn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09

DR.. Whitcomb announces that IL his
plans materialize the free day nursery
on Ohage island will DO opened Monday
next: Already number of the larger
furniture and the like for furnishing "
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WHITEWAsHED AT HOME

BOSTON, Aug. S-Baltimore won nv
good batting in the seventh inning of to-
days game. A hit. a base on balls and
an error gave them an additional tally
IN the ninth. Howell was invincibIe
throughout the game. Attendance, 1868.
Score:
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Earned runs. Brooklyn 8: first base ON
errors, Brooklyn 3. New York 2; struck
out. by Kitson s. by Taylor g. home run.
Sheckard; two-base hits. Dahlen, Kitson.
sacrifice hit. Keller; triple play, TAYLOR
to Davis to Camel: double play, Dolan to
Kelley; stolen bases. Davis, Nelson; UNI
pire. Dwyer; time, las.
Second Game p uE
New York .......2 02000O0at a
Brooklyn 49,. 80 O l 0OO9OO-1 2
Batteries, Matthewson and Bowertnan.
Newton and Farrell
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EARNED run, st. Louis; twO-base hits,
liam. Padden; three-base hits, Dobbs,
Donovan; stolen base, Donovan; double
play, Padden to Wallace to Mccain;
first base on balls, off Hahn 1; struck
out. by Hahn II, by Sudhoff 2; time, lao;
umpire. Brown.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09

" Ten years ago I
had a sore on my left
temple, which the
doctors pronounced
a cancerous ulcer
it would itch, burn
and bleed, then scab
over, but would
never heal. After
taking 8. g. s. awhile
tho sore began to
discharge, and when
all tho poisonous
matter had passed
out it got well. I
took in all about
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REDS ARE SHUT OUT.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug S-Hahn and
Sudhoff pitched great ball today, but the
latter had the better support Hahn
chance for several runs in the opening
inning, but threw it away by stupid work
on the bases Attendance, 100. Score:
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REMNANTS LOSE A CLOSE ONE AT
PITTSBURG-PITCHE WAS
NOT SUPPORTED
ATHLETICS ARE COMING UP
TrOunce the Boston Team Twice
ST. Louis Blanks the Reds
Brooklyn and New York
Break Even.
National League.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. SEASON pitch
ed a good game. but received poor sup
port. Errors and base running were re-
sponsible for the loss of the game. Ches-
bro went in in the fifth inning. Attend
anne 50n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09

TwO-base hit. Congalton; double plays.
O'Leary TO Hines to Werden, Cockman
to Brashear to Law; bases on balls, off
Dammann 3, off Whitridge 4; hit by
pitched ball. by Whitridge !; struck out,
by Wbitridse z; passed ball, Kleinow;
wild pitch Whitrldge; time of game, 1:40;
attendance, 400; umpire, Burchard.
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head and FrieI and Conroy caught hold
of his chest protector. These men will
be fined. 1 have not decided upon the
amount /"
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Peter Jackson Dies of consumption.

VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. s.-Peter jack
son, the famous negro pugilist, died on
July %. at a private sanItartum at Roma,
near Sydney, N. s. w, OF consumption.
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Earned run, Philadelphia, 1 two-base
hits, Wolverton, Flick, Ortiz sacrifice
hit, Hallman; stolen bases, Delehanty 2;
first base on balls, off Pittinger 4; first
on errors, Philadelphia 4; left on bases,
Boston 3, Philadelphia 10; struck out, by
time 1:96: attendance, 1900.
Second game: RH E.
Philadelphia ... O22O00O1OL5 8 /
Boston. 1000OO1 0O-2 3
Batteries--Duggleby and Douglass;
Nichols and Moran.
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EBatted fOr Herman in ninth.

Ebdtteu TOT Herman IN NINTH.
Earned runs. ST. Paul 3 Omaha 8; stolen
bases, Kelly ,; two-base hits, Ryan,
Brain, Shaffer. Chech, Fleming. Calhoun,
Stewart g; double play, McAndrews to
Stewart II Calhoun; passed bail, Wilson,;
time Of game, l:25; umpire Tyndall..
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MILLERs HIT THE BALL.
And the MIdgets Are TrOunced to
the Tune of TO /.

DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. S.-The base
hits tell the story of the game. The To-
calls showed sad lack of headwork
SCn1-a.
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SILVER MINERS BLANKED.
Pitcher Gibson Lets Denver Team
Down with Three Hits.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. 6.-Gibson
ors but three scratch hits and shutting
them out. Friske pitched well, but
his support was poor. Attendance. 1900.
Score.
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nursery, and DR.. Wkitcomb Will enasH,.or
10 nave everything in readiness for the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09

Earned runs, Washington 4. PhiladeI
phia s; two-base hits, Farrell, Foster,
Clingman. Lee, Davis. Cross. Lafoie
Seybold, Ely; home run, Davis; sacrifice
hit, Ely; stolen bases, Foster Davis ..
Cross 2, Seybold, Powers; double plays,
Clingman to Farrell to DUNCAN, Ely to
Lajoie to Davis 2! left on bases. Wash
ington 10. Philadelphia z; first base on
balls. off Lee 3, off Frazer /; hit by
pitched ball. by Frazer 2: struck out, by
Lee 2, by Frazer 2; time, 1:47; umpire,
Connolly.
Second game:
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