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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
SHkMROCK'S SPARS ARRIVE.

Covered thiclSly with canvas and burlap
and lashed firmly 10 the bulwsrks Of the
steamship Astoria of the Anchor line.
which arrived in New York yesterday
were the new pole mast and other sparS
composing the racing rig Of the cup chal-
longer Shamrock. None OF the gear she
viii carry In the coming contests with the
defender is IA use in the present jury rig
Under which she viii be brought into New
York harbor
The utmost care was taken With the
precious spars They were lashed with
unusual precauuon ana were also guard
ed. No one was allowed TO approach
them after the ship reached her dock
The new spar OF the challenger was
stepped on June 20. NJ Glasgow. IL is
a hollow steel spar. le0 feet in length
built in a single piece from deck 10 truck
it IL said to be the first spar Of its kind
ever made. and the chief advantage
claimed for II is that II saves top weight
and presents a smaller surface going TO
windward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Quite a number OF persons are very
much interested 10 know why the electric
lights on the east end OF Washington
bridge should be I'm operation at IL
c clock in the forenoon and not until 500
or O'Clock I'm the evening and many
suppose that the town has TO pay for tho
electricity used during the forenoon. but
such is not the case, for the lamps are
by contract
This morning Health Officer Mason b.
Wood removed a scarlet fever card from
house on Roger Williams avenue. Ome-
ga, and one on house on North Broad
way, Rumford New Village The health
officer is much pleased that the disease
has shown no signs OF spreading. for In
one OF the houses there were Is children
The Imperial Social club held a meet
ing last evening and baseball was the
subject and IL was the unanimous vote
of the club not TO allow those members
OF the club who had a false idea In their
heads that they knew how TO play ball.
to play with any more teams. and after
this all was well and the new piano was
used by the most talented members until
bed time.
The service OF the feast OF Transhgura-
ton was performed by the Rev MFR. Dana
In ST. Mary's Episcopal church at 3
o'clock this morning.
Messrs Pierre Tobin. Sullivan. Cum
ningham, Logan and few of the well
known citizens went down the hay today
In a steam yacht Go disturb" the fish.
Rising Sun lodge. Of Masons. went to
Seaconnet this morning on the steamer
ISLANDER" They will come via trolley
from Tiverton
The Union Tin society will have their
annual outing IN John Greene's grove. SO.
! Seekonk Aug ~.
The administrative board OF the Watch
moket Fire district met last evening and
elected the old corps Of officers. except
Cant y w Wilbur and George Shaw.
who were elected Al FIRE wardens I'm place
OF O. H. Wilbur and j. r Wilcox Later
the board met and organized with the
same officers rs for the past ten wears.
There was nothing Of importance before
the meeting other than the election.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
MYOPIA VS.. PHILADEl PHIA.

Today the hrst match for the Point
Judith golf cups will be played between
the Myopis and Philadelphia Country
clubs at Narragansctt Pier The teams
win line up as follows:
Myopia-C G. Reid, r. G. shaw, ID r.
l.. Agassiz and Charles Wheeler.
Philadelphia Country club-R T.. Straw.
bridge. NJ q. Rosengarten. Jr., A. r..
Kennedy and ]. +. McFadden
The second series OF matches for this
event will be played Friday between
Point Judith. w a. Hazard. r. LaMon-
tagne, Jr. w. W. Keith and Robert j.
Collier and Bryn Mawr. G. II. Snowden.
l.. Waterbury, j. NJ. Waterbury. Jr., and
George McFadden.
IL Is quite likely that Bryn Mawr and
Myopla will come together In the finals
In this event The final match IS sched-
uled for Monday Aug. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

The outlook for a fast and exciting mo-
tor-paced race at the COLOSSEUM tomor-
row evening is most Ieassuring. both
Jimmy Moran and Bobbie Walthour who
will furnish the chief attraction of the
races under the electric lights are In the
best of condition. or the TWO contestants
Walthour's recent riding attracts more
attention than Morans for the southerner
has been winning ali of his races ana IN
record time for the tracks he rode on.
Walthour, by his victories, has jumped
into third place in the percentage table,
and rs now pressing Stinson hard Tor sec
ond place Walthour has ridden lb races
10 date and has won H. Walthour is con-
ndcnt of taking the winners end OF the
gate receipts which will be large
amount OF cash. for the advance sale has
been "A good one In spite OF the fact
that Nelson and Stinson arc booked TO
ride here next week. a.
line was obtained on Walthours form
bv his great riding at Manhattan Beach
Saturday afternoon when the southerner
won the five cornered S5-mile race and
broke thd track record for the 3S miles.
TIe rode the q miles in faster time than
the distance has been made by any other
rider this season which shows that the
southerner is keyed up for record work
and can negotiate p miles i'm IS minutes
and better at any stage OF the game, Wal
thour is now equipped with a new motor
which is said to he the fastest constructed
and IL was due 10 this motor that he won
az New York He will bring the machine
10 this city today and get 10 work pre-
pairing for his race with Moran.
Moran has not had hard race for some
time and his race with Walthour will be
his first real test. Moran is confident OF
winning against the southerner and his
friends viii back the Chelsea lad In the
race on Wednesday evening. Barring
accidents 10 the motors the records should
get scare for the best time 10 date Is
80 minutes and Is seconds 10 break which
will he an easy task for either Moran or
walthour Both men viii arrive today at
the track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
WARREN.

Massasoit Encampment. I. o. o. r., No.
q left with Harmony Band for ROCKY
today accompanied by about 1000 people.
Steamer Warwick carried the party.
Committee OF arrangements. ID. M. Glad
o.ng. j. il. Brown. j. w. Sinister, Is. >.
Burlington, j. III. Lent.
The Warren's will have as their oppo-
nents Saturday the Russels of Olney-
ville The game viii be played on Merino
flats. Olneyville and will be an exciting
one.
Mrs. G.. Wilbur of Riverside was visit
ing friends I'm town yesterday
Mrs. NJ. r.. Snow, who has been spend
ing a vacation here, returned TO Haver-
hill, Mass, yesterday.
The Misses Edith and Ethel Congdon,
who have been visiting at the residence
Of Mrs. III. Rowland, returned 10 their
homes in Boston yesterday.
Miss Clara Bosworth is confined to her
home by serious illness.
The traffic on both electric roads was
not so heavy Sunday as on preceding
Sundays.
Azzan I.angiele left yesterday to take
up his residence at a northern town In
Nova Scotia
The regular monthly meeting OF the
town was held i'm the town clubs rooms
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. John Brown and two daughters
left yesterday morning for the Pan-Am-
erican exposition.
Jeremiah Brown of Hatlow, Penn, is
visiting at the residence of his nephew.
William Collamore.
Mrs Benjamin Irwin OF this town Is on
weeks visit 10 friends in New Lon
don.
German service was held In the Baptist
church last night.
Charles H. Brown, a very popunr
young man. has been elected 10 succeed
Principal Harrison G.. Fay at the W. III.
8 There were 10 applicants for the posi-
tion and Mr. Brown carried off first hon-
ors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
ROCKT0N WON HANDICAP,

The Saratoga races opened very auspi-
ciousiv yesterday The handicap for SO
600 was won by Rockton. The summary:
First race. all ages: Z furongs-Smoke
lA (O'Connor). 10 5. won; fsidor li9
shaw 4 TO I. second: kinniklnnic. lle
CMcCuel. ~ to L. third Time 26 3-5
Second race FOR 3-Near-oids and over.
1-i6 milcs--Doiando. ioa shaw. 20 10.
won: Lone Fisherman, % CThompson). q
so I. second. Little Daisy, 9l fMulholsl. ~
To I. third Time i:f9 3-5.
Third race. Flash stakes. for 2-year-
olds. 5 furlongs Goldsmith. iib Tumcr).
8 ,rf s. won: Lux Casta. i19 CBullmau), :
10 l. second. Chiffon. il5 SHAW. , 20 I.
third Time 1907.
Fourth race the Saratoga handicap. tor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

Y, A. IL Fox OF Baltimore, L. j. Gaines
of Meriden Conn. Capt. A. ". Money and
Il. u. Doremus or Schatghcoke. y. "
Among the noted amateuc who Will
be present are Il. &. Griffith OF Pascoag
captain OF the Providence Gun club ana
champion OF the United states. and L..
n. Schortmeyer. {. w. Floyd, Simon
Glover OF New York. ID. =, Foster, Samuel
Prcble. Sidney Greene DR.. NJ. r.. Dwinell
and Walter Reld OF Waterville. Me. j.
" Savage and NJ. u Clarke or New
Haven, Conn.,, G. III. Gibson OF Bellows
Falls, VT. Dr. H. Lupus OF Baltimore.
NJ. A. Cutler, J. ID. Jordan - Springfield,
Mass. and D. II. Pride or the Sports
mans Review OF Cincinnati, o. There
VIII also be- about IS amateurs from diff
ferent parts OF the state.
Ehc management announces that all
visitors arc welcome and that no ad-
mission fee Is charged for entrance to
the grounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
WON ny SOLID HITTING
(Ffrst Game

Philadelphia rs. Washington 10
Philadelphia 3 Washington ..
Batteries-Frszer, Powers. Lee, Clarke.
Empire Connolly. Time-2h
1Second Cameo
Innings. ...... . st 67sa
Philadelphia .4.. 0 o o o o o - 2
Hite-Philsdelphia s. Washington >
Errors Philadelphia l Washington >.
Battcrics--NiltSe. Powers. Carrick
Clarke rmpire-Connolly. Time-1h
iOtn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
AMATEUR GAMES.
voN FRoM PRorEssIoNALs.

The Woonsocket GYMS yesterday de-
feated the Brockton team OF the Eastern
league at Moonsockct. The game was
an interesting one from start TO finish
and belonged 10 anyone uD TO the time
OF the last run Lawson. who pitched
for the Gyms. was up 10 the game in
every way Both teams steadicd after
the first inning, and II was the fourth
before another man circuited the bases
In the sixth the GYMS, through \ combi-
nation OF hits and bases on balls. sent
three men home The Syrabrocks tied
the score in the seventh. and IL took the
run IN the eighth 10 win the battle. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

s-year-olds and upward. 1Is miles-Rock-
ton. 116 (TurneD. 10 to 1. won; Water
Cure, 107 U.andry). 80 to 1. second, Water
Color. 115 (Spencer), 30 to /. third Time
l:5S 1-5
Fifth race. 2-year-olds. So furlongs-
Gay Boy. l12 (Odoml, TO 5, won; Dark
Secret. 10i SHAW. 2is to /. second; Man
o-War. l09 (Burns), to /. third. Time
los As.
Sixth race, 3-year-olds and upward.
mile and 20 yards -Rochampton. lis
(o'Connor). 3 to 5. won Chuetanunda, IFS
CTurner), 10 l. second: Admonition, lis
(Caywood), Il to /, third. Time las.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
"MAJAR" TAYLOR BEATEN.

Kramer defeated Major Taylor I'm the
two-thirds professional championship race
at the Hartford Nelodrome track last
night before $500 people.
In the final heat Taylor was unable
Ia get the pole and he was full leagth
behind at the finish Kramer now
stands 26 points and Taylor y i'm the n.
- A. competition. The time was SIN.
% 2-5s
In the onc-mile. 2:l0 class. professional.
George r. Leandor won. with Jack Green
second and Hardy Downing third. Time
I'm. los.
Hausman (220). arst: l. G.. Perry (220).
second George II. Leander (23O. third
Time I'm. 25s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

Former Eastern league piayers who are
rated as stars in ,hc New York State
league are: Taylor, Rudderham. Eagan
Hess. Earl Campau. Nilleman, simon
Belts Eustace Coogan and McQuade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
BRyN MAWR OUTCLASSED.

Point Judith easily outclassed Rryn
Mawr In the second game I'm the Rhode
Island cups series az Narragansett Pier
Yesterday with 4 total score ~ ~ to SO
The attendance was = large aud fashion
able one and great appliance was given
10 Lamontague FOR his brilliant PLAYING.
especially IA drlving and riding. War
burton OF Bryn Mawr and Neitsof Point
judith also came in FOR much praise, To-
morrow The FIRST game in the series for
the Point Judith cups open 20 teams Of
four without handicap. Myopis against
Philadelphia G. G.. viii be played
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
SIlNS0N,s RACE.

viii Stinson OF Cambridge, Mass won
the l5-mile motor-paced race on the i'm
door cycle track at Madison Square gar-
den. New York. last night The other
competition was Bobbie Walthour of At
lanta Ga. nut be was only contender
for little over two miles. when bad
accident put him out OF the race, after
he had broken the worlds indoor rec
ord in the first and second miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
SHOOT OPENS TOMORROW.

The iuterstate trap shout az tho grounds
OF the Providence Gun club win begin to-
morrow ~ o'clock
Among the out-of-town professionals
who have signihcd their Intention 81
being present are Jack Fannlng of
California. Jack iIsIlowell ~ Phlla-
deiphia. I.c Roy OF Campello. Mass. Ed
ward Banks. Thomas Kollar x n. Van
Allen. y ". Fuiford and " ~ Norton
~ New York city. -. n Dickey ~ Well
ington. Mass A g. Courtney ~ SYra-
cuse. n. a.. W. l.. Colyiilc oil Batavia, y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

well 2. sheehan. Johnson-10; Lush 2.
Bean, O Hagan Grey, Bowen-6. Stolen
bases-Delehanty. o'Hagan. Greminger.
Sacrifice hit-Smth Two-base hits
Shearon Raub, Odwell. Three-base hits
Delehanty, Lush. First base on balls
on Felix !: on Bowen 3 Struck out
BY Felix g. by Bowen L; by McPartlin 2.
play--Johnson 10 Quinlan to Raub. Left
on bases--Montreal s: Rochester s. Um-
pire-O' Loughiin. Time--2h. 10m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
NAVAHOE AND RAINBOW WIN

\ long tedious race OF ~ miles out and
back. with the wind at all times very
light and nearly always abesm was Won
at Newport yesterday I'm the @-foot
Nawl class by the Navahoe and in the 90
foot sloop class by ths Rainbow.
The Navahoc came IN four minutes
ahead OF her other two competitors. and
m corrected time defeated the Aisa by
3m. 29s. and the Nigilant by 3m. Cos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
Magic Hair Stain

For brown or black; prepared ~
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker md
Hairvorller. isa fremont street Boston.
"a is simple safe aud easily applied; con.
tains 20 lead poisons; use u once an
YOU VIII never use any other. BLAND
ING A. BLANDlNG. % Wey boSsct street
GEO. l.. CLAFLlN, 20 SO. Main street,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
STANDING or THE CLUES.
BOSTON NHITEwAsHED.

The Baltimore and Boston clubs broke
even on a double header at Baltimore
Yesterday The hrst game was a pit
chers' battle. In which Dunn's error I'm
the eighth turned the scale in favor OF
the visitors. The visitors went 10 pieces
early In the second game and were shuc
out--the first shut out administered this
season b. tho local team. At the close
Of the second inning OF the second game
Hart became enraged at a decision aud
struck Haskell in the face. McGraw pre-
vented further mix-up and Hart was
put out OF the game Attendance fT32
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
sTANDING oF THE CLUBs.
pUNKLE REDEEMED HIMsELF.

The men from Worcester went down
before the Grays yesterday TO the tune
OF 10 g. The visitors led the first In
ming, but In the second through good
stick work the Grays tied the score. and
I'm the succeeding innings increased IL.
Early in the game Dunkle failed TO get
his curves down To working order, and
through the poor PLAYING two men were
allowed to cross the plate.
In the second Worcester sent three ny
balls into the air. but these all nestled
snugly I'm the players mits In the nth
Worcester scored again. but that was the
last. Griffin. formerly OF Holy Cross
pitched a good game for pert OF the
time. hat IN other innings he let up, and
the Grays touched him up for thirteen
hits. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
LAWSON WILL NOT CHARTER,

Mr. Thomas W. lawson positively
stated Yesterday that he would not turn
anybody else.
Il have stated my position In this mat
ter" said Mr Lawson. and II seems
rather mean that they keen talking TINS
thing up that 4 ann going 20 charter my
boat when | have positively stated that
would not | built my boat TO race IN
the trial races. and will continue TO race
her. Under no circumstances Will place
her in anothcr's name"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

Mrs. John Jacob Astor and
Roderlck Terry. Jr. beat
Miss Cynthia Roche and
Philip Livcrmore. e.......... 6--l So To
Mrs. T. A. Hayemcyer. Jr..
and Mr.. Havcmeyer beat
Miss Terry and StuyVc-
SAINT l.. Roy .............,., 90 I'D VI
Miss Twombly and j. 5.
Rogers beat Miss Anita
Sands and J. Townsend
Burden. Jr. ........,.....,- ~ f-s "--
Miss Alice Blight and Ger
ard Lowthcr beat Miss
Mary sands and G. ;.
Miss Busk and Walter
Howe beat Miss Which
ter aud Reginald Brooks. 6-i ID o-S
Phyllis Langhorne and Ma
rion Wright beat Miss +.
Iscin and Joseph ;. Ste
NenS ..-...-s....... -sf..t.'r. W v"
Mrs. Nathaniel ThaNcr ana
Austin Gray bca Mrs. 9.
oliver lselin and John Ja-
cob AStOr ..........-t.-+.-s D." ~
Miss Anna Sands and G. y.
Sands beat Miss Brooks
and Arthur Gray.......+...
sI,N default.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
Br,oCEToN.

RunS-Bacon GammonS, Cuddy. Fox,
Brennan 2-s Bannon ?. Roach ., Nc
ManuS-5. Two-has Sc hits Bacon. Gam
mons Three base ht--Smith. stolen
bases-Fox. Blake Sacrifice hit--Lepinc.
Double play--AndcrSon TO Bepinc First
base on sails-Wilhams. Brennan ,. Ba-
con First base on halls-Roach, Ban
non lIit by pitched ball-Mc Manus.
Struck out-Rosch. Francis. Balk-lsaN-
son. Umpire -Connors Time-ih. i0m
Winning run made with two out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
SOM Fool llSh PEOPLE

Allow = cough TO run until u gets beyond
the reach ~ medicine They often say,
"Oh ~ will wear away" but I'm most
cases IL viii wear them away. Could
they be induced TO try the successful
medicine called Kcmps Balsam. which
"a sold on positive guarantee 10 cure.
hey would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 2oc. and SOC. 1risi sire free At
all drsssigl1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
REsULTs YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston 80. Baltimore 10.
Philadelphia 1919. Washington so.
Cleveland 4. Chicago 3
Milwaukee 10. Detroit 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Baltimore.
Washington az Philadelphia
Detroit at Milwaukee.
Cleveland at Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

or the Providence and Worcester teams
started on trip 10 the other end or
the circuit together They had a spe-
cial car from Worcester. the Grays go
ing 10 Buffalo and the Hopefuls TO Roch-
ester.
Pitcher Rosson. the deaf mute twirler
was released yesterday from the Provi-
dence club. He Is a pretty good pitcher
but not quite heavy enough for the East
ern league.
Some time IN the near future there Will
be a battle for blood between the scribes
or newspaper men. and the pharlsees, or
lawyers. Joe Jackson IL sure that the
reporters can beat the legal team, even
without Capt. Perrin on first The genial
captain. now secretary treasurer OF the
Providence Baseball club. but once a
sporting editor will be greatly missed
from the press ranks. and the only way
TO make good the loss is TO draft "Col. "
Rogers into the game.
Manager Barrow informed Manager
Burnham OF the Buffalo team that he
Warner TO umpire. The Torontos made
proposition 10 the visitors 10 give them
$50. or 80 per cent OF the eptirc sate
and allow the pan-Am manager 10 UNI
pire himself. or 93pOint one or his play :
ers 20 offlc'ate. A deaf ear was turned
10 this proposal MIR Burnham demanding
Warner. What the Buffalo manager
wanted was a document from the To-
ronto club forfeitiug the game 10 Bur
game over that figure, and 10 play an
exhibition game. This didn't suit inc
Torontos. who wanted league game or
none at all.-TOrOntO Telegram.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

NESU Its tlS EftDA I.
Boston ?. Brooklyn I.
ST. Louis 20. ltttsburg 8.
Cincinnati 10, Chicago T.
Philadelphia 6-1o. New York 90
GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
ST. Louis AT Pittsburg.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

Delayed all the morning, as the courts
were very wet from sunday s heavy ram,
the contestants In the mixed doubles pc
gan their lawn tennis tournament AT
Newport yesterday for cups offered by
William n. Sands with much enthusiasm
this afternoon. The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06

Hits-Boston g. BROOKLYN 3 Errors-
Boston I. Brooklyn 2 Batteries Willis
kitredec; Donovan. Farrell
GAME WAS A FARCE
After a mistake BY Assistant Umpire
Brown in tho eighth inning At Pitts
burg the Pirates did not exert themselves
and the game became a farce o. Day
saw tho play. but said he could not over.
rule his assistant 81. Louis scored u
runs before the inning was over. At.
tendance 4a00 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
GAME WAS A FARCE.

Hits-st Louis 2l. Pittsburg -. Errors
st Louis 1. Pittshurg T. Batteries-
Powell. Ryan: Doheny. Yeager.
PHILLIEs WON TWICE.
The Phillies took two games from the
New Yorks al New York Yesterday tho
latter team playing poorly. The second
game was easy and the nrst An Thinning
set-to With rssgcd error: by the Locals
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
ToRoNrO.

runs C'lymer. Gettman-e Tvo-base
hiss Hargrove . Stolen bases-C Clymer,
Gettnlsn Double plays Altrock 10
Schaub TO Toft AltroCk 70 Bonner 10
Toft Struck out--Ey Hastings by Al
trock s. First base on balls-On Altrock
T. Loft on bases Toronto .: Buffalo {
lmpires- Carpenter and Sharkey. Time
" III. ioni.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Providence z. Worcester 2.
Montreal 10. Rochester q.
Buffalo 2-7. Toronto O-5.
GAMES TODAY
Providence at Buffalo.
Worcester at Rochester.
Hartford at Montreal.
Brockton at Toronto.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
STANDING OF THE CLURs.
LUCK WON THE GAME.

Yesterdays game was so evenly con
tested that luck was the principal factor
in determining the result. Boston was
fortunate enough 10 bunch hits with
Brooklyn's errors and so won. Both
Willis and Donovan pitched excellently
Attendance 800. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
WORCESTER.

RUns-Waltcrs. stafford Leshy. Henry,
Connor ?. mcCsuleN-': Carney: Smoot'
- EeillY---3 Two-base hits MccauleN,
Dunkle Clements. stolen base-Lcahy.
Sacrifice hits Sta ford. Griffin. First
base on balls-On Dunkle /: of Griffin >.
Hot by pitched bali--Ry Dunkle l. struck
out Ey DuDkie >; hy Griffin , Umpire
Ga nncN Time--lh Ism.
DOT BILE HEADER.
Buffalo defeated Toronto twice Al the
Canadian city Yesterday. In the first
game Altrock held the winners To two
hits. The scores
ll'ir4f t.auucD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
TORONTO.

Runs-Eannon .. Carr , Ronner--5: ely
mer ., Hayward. Elsligan. Specr Nought
Amolc--7 Home run--Amole Two-ha Sc
First base on balls--Om Anlole .: of Sui
Ivan . Struck out--By Amole I. by Sui
Ivan 4. Left OF bsses--roronto s: Buff
fslo s Cmpires and Shar-
key Time-2h. SIN.
BOWEN KNOCKED OUT.
Bowen OF Rochester was Knocked out
of the box at Montreal yesterday. There
was wretched exhibition OF fielding
from the men Of both teams. Felix pitch
cd good ball for the Canadians. Attend
snce, 5000 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
MCNEIL DID GOOD WORK.

Hits-Cleveland s. Chicago s Errors
cleveland g. Chicago :. Batterics-Mc-
Neil. Connor; Patterson. sullivan. I'm
plrc--Sheridan. Tme-lh. som.