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base and brought Demont home. In a mix
up at third Gremiuger ran Lush on. the
latter being almost caught between third
base and home and just saving himself by
diving back 10 third. Grsm niger was
touched cut by Hartman just before he
reached third.
-Four runs were scored in the inning. Ten
ney. Demont. Long and Lush all crossing
the plate in safety.
Criticism OF O'Day's work was especially
virulsnt In the h~leaChers. and was altogeth-
er without reason. In every case his YeT-
diets on plays seemed correct from the
stand. and certainly afforded no ground for
complaint one portion OF the spectators
seemed to derive amusement from abusing
the umpire, however. and this reached 4
pitch which was really offensive. -,
Spectators On the side lines. who could
not possibly judge when a ball crossed or
did not cross the plate, took exception 10
the umpire's rulings on these points ana
protested at various stages. Throughout the
same O'Day seemed TO render decisions
which were above criticism. although there
were two or three close calls when mis-
takes might readily have been made. The
score.
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Unnecessary Slowness in Playing
Draws Affair Out Beyond
Six O'CIock-Feature-
less Contests.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays GAMES

American League
s.. L So. Detroit AZ.
Chicago . Cleveland l
Philndel. p. Boston 9.
Baltimore s. Wash.l.
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National league.
Boston &c. 81 L -
Cincin. 3. Brooklyn 4
Chicago %. y. J. 10.
Plttsburg :. Pkila Q.
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Dated for Bernhard IN the ninth
chicsso ..."...."-"..o 6oS9SS 81
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thing about IL until ne had consulted Presi-
dent Freedman
II shall leave Baltimore at midnight" he
said. and will see Nr. Freedman early 20
morrow morning I have talked with him
before about other details Of my transfer.
but never IN particular about a prospective
baseball campaign in New York
II understand hat l am to have ahso-
lutte control OF the management and am
therefore able to say that I shall go after
the best men / can command and that l
expect that New York will have a winning
team"
rs the rumor correct which says that
you will reach for some OF the great ones
OF the American League to help New York
vim AcGraw was asked.
Well. l have nothing to say about that
was the reply
Il appreciate the kindness which has
prompted the Baltimore club TO give me
the release l asked" said McGraw. and
! wish to assure them publicly that in
consideration OF this Kindness I shall not
tampsr with any sf the Baltimore clubs
players"
President MahOn ~ the Baltimore club
bought McGraw's stock. amounting TO $500
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The Tigers kicked on ~O'Laughlin's deci-
sion IN that same inning. With the bases
full, Casey popped up n hy just back OF
Wallace. Bob tried for It, but failed 10
catch II. He picked up the ball quickly
and shot 10 home. forcing Holmes at the
plate, and thus the Tigers failed 70 get a
run In that strenuous Inning. They object
ed to the decision. though no one knows
why.
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Brashear's expostuIation with O'Day at
second base yesterday. when the Cardinal
was put out OF the game, recalled TO spec
tatOrs the strenuous objections raised by
Jack Ackenna to George SilePs decision on
the occasion OF the FOrbes-Regan contest.
McKenna stuck his face about three inches
from Silers on that occasion and empha-
sized his protests by violent gestfculatfons
Just such aprCgramme was followed by
Brsshear when Lush was called safe on sec
oDd.
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American League
Detroit at ST Louis.
chicago at Cleveland
" aFhingtun al Baiti
Philadelphia at Boston
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SECOND DEFEAT FOR CARDINALS.
Bostons Take Them to Camp In a
TfFeaona COpteRt.

Boston opened the second game BY max
ing two runs in the first inning. adding TO
this by scoring four more In the third. }.
O'Neill was put in TO catch for St Louis in
the third TO supercede Ryan and Yerkes.
ID. ]. ONetl and Murphy were all tried IN
the box in the course OF the game.
In the third inning Tenney got TO nrst on
q hit past Hartman, advancing to SECOND
on Dement'S hit to Nichols, who fumhleo
slightly. Carney went out on a grounder
tHeen 3 heses to ston the bali and who
threw to Brashear, who ran 20 first
Lush lift 10, first q moment later, Ten
aey coming home. Gfemtnger hit past first
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Barrow After His De.erter,.

Worcester. Mass, July G-Aanaxer Edw,-d q
Barrow OF the Toronto Baseball Club Will To-
morrow make application 70 the National Nsso-
citation OF Professional Baseball Leagues foy ne
blacklistinE OF Frank J. Bonner, Nicholas Alt
rock. HarTy, Bemis. Robert Schsub and PafEy
Flaherty. all Of whom deserted the Toronto ciub
at the opening Of the season. BemtE fs nov
with the Cleveland AmeT1cap League team. while
Bonner. schaub. Flaherty and AtrocF are en-
nected with American Association t-amk-
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Donovan did some pretty work while run
ming In the third inning Of the opening
game at League Park yesterday. getting TO
second and third in rapid succession by
clever work He stole third In a leisurely
by surprise The latter merely held the
ball and looked at Pat IN 4 dazed sort OF
fashion.
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Tenni. Tournnmeut I'm o,..-L

characterization. Ontario. July 9Th.
Canadian championship tournament attracted q
between Reuben Hunt the champion Of Ire SAT
ifornian intercollegiate Association. and Ernest
patterson. Canada's leading player. Patterson
TOOK charge the frat set. ] 70 S games. losing Ire
second and in the third was i've times within
: point before he finally won the match. 70 70
s Bsal c Wright and E. P. Fisher woa thsir
mafches easlir.
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SAID HE WAS AssAULrEn-poii.

man Greedy found Edward Kelly Of Tween
ty-seccnd and Randolph streets. at Seven
tenth and Market streets Monday night
unconscious and suffering from a wound on
the head. At the City Hospital. after re-
gaining consciousness. Kelly said William
Grupp, a s~aloonkeeper at No 17uI Market
street. struck him with a bottle after they
had qUarreled over A.9 change. which he
fell an3 hurt himself.
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CLEVELAND 1, CHICAGO 2.
In Pitchers Battle, winnInE Runs Are
Made In Sixth Inning.

Cleveland. o.. July s-Chicago won a
pitchers battle to-day. Hickman's failure
TO cover first. Dayis's tw~o-bagger and
Bernhard's Wild throw. giving Chicago two
runs ard the game IN the sixth inning.
Manager Griffith was again put OF the
fed by Umpire Sheridan Attendance. 32ii
Score.
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McGRAw SECURES ms RELEASE.

To Take Charge of New York Team At
once-DisDoseE of Baltimore stock.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Baltimore. Nd. July S-John c.Muggsy-O
McGraw has obtainsd his release from the
Baltimore club and VIII leave tonight for
New York. When asked by a Republic re-
porter this afternoon for an outline OF hts
New York policy McGrzw replied that u
would be impossible for him TO say any
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METAL WORKERS WALK OUT.
Forty Employees of st. Louis Car
Company Quit Work.

The metal workers at the st. Louis Car
company's plant. No. 5000 North Broadway.
went on strike yesterday at noon. The men
made a demand on the company for a nine.
nour day and time and a half for all over
time. The company refused to meet the de-
nan and at noon the men laid down their
tools and refused to go TO work until their
demands were complied with
The strike does not affect any OF the EN-
ployes OF the company except the skilled
metal workers. numbering about forty men.
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state Normal at West Point.

SfECAAL
West Point, Miss. July S-The State
Normal for teachers opened at West Point
this morning with formal addresses OF vel
come and responses. This Normal VIII last
about four weeks. and the purpose Of thu
institution IS to prepare the teachers Of the
State for more succe sful work IN the pub
lie schools OF the various counties The
work proper begins tonight :,
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hi. al. FuIMIIer ApnoIntrd.

2. A Fulwiler has been appointed genera
Eastern agent OF the Mexican Railwal
Company and the Interoceanic Railway oil
Mexicc. with headquarters In the Column.
bia building. = Broadway. New York City.
The appointment took effect July L
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Nrst Game.

Esrns6 rsn.-S5 Louis s. Detroit = Two-bass
l. Holmes l. Casey / TEree-hass
hits-Hemphm Il Home run-Anderson /
Double pisySNAiHer. Gleason and Dillon ]; Wal
lace. Padden and Anderson /; Casey. Genson and
Dillon ]. stolen ]. Eberreid /.
McCormiek Psdden ! Bases on balls-o1
by Harper J by Miller 9 Innings. pitched-
Lef on bases-St. Louis s. Detroit 10 Time q
EGms-Two hours Umpire-OsLarghlIn.
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Death sentene. COMMITTED.


MI NTLsNC II III
Springfield. ILL.,. July s-Cpon the recom-
m~endatfon OF the State Board OF Pardons.
Governor Yates to-day committed the SEN
tsnce of John Kerr. convicted OF murder in
the Circuit Court Of Jacksonville County az
the April i&6. term. and sentenced him 10
serve the remainder OF his life in the State
Penitentiary az Chester.
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Omaha 3, Colorado Spring. 2

Omaha. Neb-. July S-GrahAm relieved AIIoray
after the second inning and the visitors got but
one hit on him. The home team scored three
times In the third on two hits and two errors.
Attendance. 1850. Score:
r. II. E.
Colorado SprinEs-..2 Q Q D 81 4
Bstieries: AiiOway, Graham and Gonding: Jones
and H~oliingBE0Tth.
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Out OF eight times up In both games An
derson raped out five hits. including n
home run. and scored two runs He has
been doing that sort Of Ming regularly late
~. II wont be long until he I. travelling in
the 80 class
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MInneapoII. ?, 81. Paul a.

Minneapolis. MINI. July &-st Pau won IN
the seventh ianinE today two good hia. a pas&
hsidet his position poorly. Attendance Ilo
NS.InqSs .s --.iS5s9SSsSf!
Batteries. LoulsviIie-SDorsr and Bysra ST.
FEul-FerHuson and Hurley.
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were ba,,eI hard except waddsIl. Attend
ance. g.C2L. Score.


Phiiadeiphia ....-.-...---2 : = ! or 9 l e-2
Earned runs-BoStou 5. Philadelphia u Two
base hits-Fui Z. uaNiE J.. HartSz!l IL Crp.s
/ r. Nase hits-F-rrts ]. Stahl 2,Seyb9.d J.
Home l. Davis ]. Murphy J. stolen
bas-s-M. Cross / Sarrin-e hits-uavis ]. Double
plays-Dougherty. Ferris and Lachance VI.
CrGgr and Davis /. Ferris. Parent and Lach1nce
/ First on sailsLOn Adkins 4 OF Mlltse III
by pitched hall-By Wiltse I struck out-by
Young I. by Adkins I. BY Watipu L Passed balls
-CT!gsr l. Time-TwO hours and ten minutes
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The nearest approach 10 an error was In
the first game. when EEerfeld ran over
and knocked down DUnohue's hIrd-hit bail.
but could not recover himself In tine for
a putoCt- The work OF both infelds was
great. Barry Mccormick put up a star game
game that he has displayed In the last
three years In the first game he handled
three chances ard drove out two hits. In
the second he gathered IN six chances. some
OF them cutting on runs. berfeld ac-
cepted thirteen chances In the second game
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ASSOCIATION.
MIIwaukee 8, Kansas city g.

Milwaukee. Wis. July G-Euiost pitched n
srest Fzme ard bet Tor q mkjudEed AZ In the
nrEt Inning would have shut the visitors cut.
Grrdy was put out OF tire game for persistent
kicklns- Attendance, 900. score
r. H z.
Kansas City ....s 9 e6SS6SGsH 8
Battsrc-: MiI~vaukee-Eliott and Cross kan
sas Cty-For.maE and RsyiifsL
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CHICAGO O-2. NEW YORK 10.
Each Game n Battle
TMirIers In Rare Form.

Chicago. July S-New York and Chicago
split even in two pitchers battles to-day.
each team scoring n shut-out. Mathewson
was in rare form in the first and Lundgren
did equally good work In the second. A
double. a tumble and a single gave the Wis
itors their only run in the first game. Two
errors. two steals. a gift. a passed ball and
one single scored twice Tor the locals in the
second game. Attendance 25G0 SCORES
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At Rock Islsnd-Roekford. 5: Rock IsIsna I
A.. Tsrrc s. T-rre Haste Z
Cedar RApid@DavenPort game postponec; rain.
-Bvansvtlle game forfeited 20
having delayed play.
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Two-base hits-keIIey l. Robinson / Seibach /
stolen bases-Brc-nahan ]. Gilbert 4 DoubIe
plays-BreznAhan and NcGann / Ffrst ease On
hziis-By Orth = by Crcnir q Struck out-Sy
O-rh = Lft On basez-Baltimore WashInro,
? Time-One hour and forty-nv- mInutss- I'm
pires6Caruthers and Johnstone.
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ST. Joseph 3. Milwaukee 2.

ST. Joseph. No. July s.-St joseph defeated
Milwaukee to-day In a pitchers battle. the game
lasting ten innings. Score:
r Z, Z,
Batterie-ParEin and Roth: McPherson and
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southern Aa.ocf,tIon,


At GattanOoga-ISttle Rock. ]; CHATTANOOGA :
At A~tlanta-Atisnta. Z. View Orleans.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. July S.-New York baseball
fans are wondering what will HAPPEN 10
the Giants when "MuggSy' McGraw takes
hold CT the team. II IS reasonably sure that
the Baltimorean will put = little life into
the team. and Il Is certain he is capable OF
inStructing some OF the young men who
wear the uniform OF Giants and play like
pigThies the difference between the ma
tioual game and ping-pOng-
The effect OF McGraETs detection from
the American eng promises develop
mems OF Importance IN the fight between
the two major ORGANIZATIONS, and already II
Is said thai the American LEAGUE Will in
--lde the metropolis next year with a team.
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First Game.
ST. LOUIS.


.BAtted ror Wieker N the nInJn Ihh,nk. ~.
Cooley /. Double plays-LoIg and Tenney /.
hartman, Farrell and Nichols l. Stolen bases
Barclay J. Nichols /. Lush ! Bases on balls
on Wicker l. on willis 2 Strike out-By
Wicker 5. by Willis s. Left on bases-St- Loufs
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-daTkness. Va
LETT on hases-ChicaEO 6. New York : ssG-
nee hits-Iaylnr J. stolen baSes-Lowe 1 Killing
]. Tinker l. Clark 1. smith 2. Wagner / Str,cE
out-By IundGrcn 4. by Taylor 8 Passed bsliE-
KING J.. Bnw-rusn J. Base on halls-OT Iund-
eren 2 OF Taylor 3. Hit with batted ball
Inance / Tim@One hour and twenty minutes.
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SECOND GAME FOR BROWNS.
Burkett Wins for Browns with FrIpI,
I'm Tenth Inning.

Though banished from the first game.
Jesse Burkett resumed his old stand in the
second and partly made amends for his
rowdy behavior by a three-base drive In the
TiTst Bassmsa plIou o, the visitors, WHO
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CSrthy l. Davis / saerIncs hIts-MeFsrIand /
Stolen bases-FIick Z. Mertes I Double play
Gochnzuer and Hickman ! First base on balls
by Bernhard Z BY Gsrvin /, Left on bases
hard : by GafvIn . Tine Of Eams-0ne hour
and thiuy-three Minutes. Ctnplre-SheudAn.
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LouIsriIIe 8. Toledo .

Louisville. Ky. July 6-Tns ToIedos outbatfed
Louisville. but could 7ot hit Ehen Ms wouIf
have made runs. IN all other departEsnts the
visitors were e.eary outclassed Attendance.
2IS. Score:
r. n. e
fSl-do 49,: at5SSS5SSS :
Batteries: acknowledgements and spies. Td1sdo
Mcneil and EheDor.
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Whenever wishing employment read The
Republics Help Wanted" columns. Two
hundred and th~irty-nine positions advertised
to-day. {
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ST. PAUL TO THE Z. r

Rumored That Former Road Has
Passed to the Latter.
IL was reported from New York that {
rumor was current on the Stock Exchange
that the Union Pacific hsd secured control
Of the ST. Paul
The same report was current In 81. Louis.
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whenever wishing employment read Th4
Republics Help wanted-s Columns. Two
hundred and thirty-nine positions advertised
today,
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BOSTON o. PHILADELPHIA n.
Greatest Slugging Match Ever See,
on Diamond nj the Huh.

Boston. July a-To-day's game was the
greatest slugging match ever played on the
American grounds in this city. Three
pitchers were used By ZACH team and al
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Earned runs-St- louis L Boston 2 Two-baes
hits-Demont /. Tennsy / Sacrifice ~hits-Carney
l. Double piay-Long and Tenney /: Tenney
lunassisted J. Stolen hassE-Moran 1. Bsrc-ay J.
Nichols !. Donovan I. Lush I. Hit by pitcher-By
Easun l. Wild u~itch-s-YeIkes / RaseS on balls
on herkes ,. on Eascn 3. Struck out-Ry Nerkes
4. 10y Eason > Missed third s~trike-Ryan / Left
On haseE-St- Louis 70. BCstOa s Time-T|o
hours and three minutes. UmpiFe-ODay-
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Minor Games.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

NELLAL
Sedaiia, No. July 6-Joplin defeated sedaiIa
to-day BY a score Of II tofii. both clubs playing
raEEed ball and giving the WORT exhibition o.
bail playing seen here this ssason- Joplin used
THREE pitchers. Companion. Snanks and Regain.
and sedalia had LaEsor and Curtis IN the box
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Philadelphia

Wis ! wegn-r / Three-sase 1.
Sacrifice hits--Cheshro / Stolen hases-Leach /.
First on bslls-On Frazer 2 Struck out-Ry
Cheshro :. by Frazer , wild pitch-Frazer i.
Time OF gans-One hour and thirty-hve minutes.
C~mpire-Emslie.
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Whenever wishing employment read The
Republics Help Wanted" columns. Two
hundred and thirty-nine positions advertised
to-day.
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LEAGUE.
kansa. CIty s, PeorIa 3.

Kansas City. No. July S.-SIchols's pitching
and Naldrpns fielding were the features OF The
game to-day Attendance. 900. Score:
r. H. z.
BBaEsas City, 81 70 i
Batteries: Nichols and Aessitt: Cox and wa
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Nevada. Mo-. July G-Nevada defeated Chanut.
To-Day b. a rore. o. ] 20 3 Morton's pitching for
SeNhfa vas . feature Of the game he going
into the hox aftar the visitors scored i've runs
on Thomas In the FIRST inning
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BALTIMORE s. WASHINGTON 1.

oFth Is Batted for six Runs in the
seventh Inning.
Baltimore, Nd. July s-BaltImore de-
feated Washington In the seventh inning
OF to-day's game. when orth was batted
for six runs. Attendance. Z.Zo. Score:
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Amateur Baseban Notes,

.ofFallon. III. July Ans I. K. La to-day
defeated the BROWNS In q very interesting game
At The East Slde PeTE. 70 to
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IndIaBapoII. 4, Columbus =.

Indianapolis. Ind. July N-Hogriver cleared tie
Jacks With a home-run drive IN the third iunin<
tifrec runs being melted Sharp hitting behind a
battery misplay gave the run that Uon. At
tendance. L.0Is- Score:
R. II. z.
G tSSaaa sSsns @ SSSS9tiTSi 1
batteries: InfianApoiis-Suthon and HatthswS
CulrTnbu-Baiey and q. FOX
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Second Game.

Earned rIns-St. LNyis = Two-bass hits-Bur-
kstt 4 Mercer / Three-tas- hits-Burkstt l.
Home uns-Hemphnl l. Sser!nce hits-Wslco
l.. Holmes / Dillon l. Double
ana wallace 1. Padien and Anderson /. Hurley.
Eleerfsld and Mcclure l stolen nsse.,E.b..-
2 Struck uut-By DoaaHue J.. Len On hase-
St. Louis :. Detroit :. Tine of game-On Eoar
and foTty-one minutes. Cmpire-OLaughin.
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Sudhon and DOnOhUe will form the St
Louis battery against Detrcit this after
noon. Sievers and Mcclure will be in the
points for the Tigers. BuelOw started To
catch for the visitors In the hrst game yes
terday. but IN the irst inning was laid out
by a foul
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CINCINNATI 8. BRooKLYx 4.
EIeven-Inning Game Full of Close
Playing and Errors.

Cincinnati. July S-The Cincinnati and
Brooklyn teams played an eleven-Inning
game here to-day. 1t was nip and tuck and
both teams made errors at critical stages.
Philips outpitcbei Ki;sOn. but was given
raEEed SUPPORT. Attendance. 300. Score.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

EAtcheL Miss. July AT -atehez-Nstche =
NcksburE 4
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sPCTAr.

Sparto. III. July G-Nebraska Ineians defeated
Lyie's Walters here to-day IN q batting exhibit
ton. - 10 3
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Stolen /. Sheckard I. Dahlen l.
AcCreeTy / Irwin /. Double Dlays-Irwin and
Flood J, Beckley. Corcoran and PETIT. First
on balis-By kitson = BY Phiitps ? HIT b.
pitched haIl-By Kllson ? Struck out-By Kit
son. ? by Philips / Time OF Eame-TwO hours
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BROWNS TAKE BOTH
GAMES FROM TIGERS
Detroit Team Proves a Stubborn
Opponent and Both Victories
Are Hard-Earned.
BURKETT ORDERED FROM FIELD
His Refusal to Comply With I'm
pres Decree Nearly Costs
Browns a Forfeited
Game.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

American League. National LaEue-
ST. L. So. Detroit ~ Boston -, Il L -
= Cleveland /. Cinrin- 5. BrUHklyn =
=. Boston g. Chicago g. y II
baltimore 8. Washi lPittsburE :. Phla y
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PTTTsBURG >. PHTLADELPHIA O.
Chesbro Keeps VIsftors' Few Hits
Well Scattered.

Pittsburg. July S.-Chesbro was too much
for the PhiIadelphians and kept the hits so
well scattered they could make no runs.
Attendance, I.s4L. Score:
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Kansas City. No. July s-ManaEer Charley
Nichols % the Kansas City Western League team
tn-tav released Second BaHsman Martin Hickey
and Outnelder George Allen Robinson will 70
20 second base and RisIey win cover third
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Harry DOdt. tOrHsrly ss u. ssysrs.S.-
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hoy out for running out OF line. Peltz out
for interfering with ball Two out when win
ming nIn Was scored.
Cincinnati .........-.O Q 2 OOsiO -
BTookIn ..............0 . 1918 3 Il
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National <ngue
BOSTON At St Louis
Rrarklyn A. Cincinnati
Phlladel. at T1ttsburE.