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American has made such tremendous e.
fort to keep the Napoleon" clear OF the
legal traps the National has set for him,
and the officials Of the FORMER realize that
so long as they can extend protection 20
La Joie, so long can they bid for National
league players which they desire, and Sc
cure them in. the majority OF cases, pro
yided they are willing to pay the price.
AS to the exact figure that In Joie has cut
In the widening breach between the Amer
lean and National leagues. 1t IL. Of course,
matter of conjecture, but II Is certain
that II has not been an unimportant one
The fact that the American league took the
greatest batter In the country away from
the parent league, and Is still holding him.
has been constant thorn In the side Of
the National The matter has caused much
OF the bitterness displayed toward the
American at the National meetings and IL
has been block to any arbitration meas
ures. With La Joie out OF the way the two
big leagues might have come together long
ago and now be working In harmony, and
the American league could probably open
the way for arbitration today BY the sim
pie. offer 70 return him TO the club TO
which he formerly belonged. Nothing OF
the kind is ever likely to happen. how
ever. as La Jole today represents the rights
of the players to sign where they please,
and as such he is the particular individual
around whom the battle must continue 10
rage. Neither league can AFFORD to let mp
in the matter, aud hence the fight continues,
to what end Is ae yet problem.
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BASEBALL SOUABBLEs.
La Joie the Most Prominent PLAYER In
League Politics.

La Joie the Most Prominent PLAYER In
League Politics.
Napoleon La Joie. the man who has done
more than any single individual TO keep the
American and National leagues from patch.
Ing up truce. is in st. Louis with the
Cleveland club. and shows no signs OF the
load of responsibility which rests upon his
shoulders, says the Globe. Democrat.
The taking Of La Joie from the Philadel-
phia league club by the American league
club at Philadelphia was one OF the main
things which started the present war be.
tween the two big leagues. and 1t has been
bone OF contention ever since. Its latest
development Is In the war between Reach
and Rogers, OF the Philadelphia National
league club. which may extend to the point
where it will prove damaging to the Ma
tional league as an organization.
Had Colonel Rogers given La Jole the ex-
ira salary which the sensational batter de-
manded, the whole history OF the present
fight might have been altered. La Joie
would undoubtedly have been with the Ma
tional league yet had Rogers come 10 the
front with the raise IN question, and the
complexion OF the baseball world would
enlargement which the players in he Ma
tional league received to jump, from the
fact that the courts at first held that La
Joie's contract was not binding. many OF
the former would never have come over 10
the American league. aud the latter or
gnnization would never have attained It's
present strength. This Is the reason the
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FITz IN GOOD SHAPE.
Lanky Bob Doing, Hard Work for Coming
Eidht.

Fight.
San Francisco, Cal, June 25.--Bob FttZ-
simmons, brown as a berry and looking
vastly improved by his few weeks stay at
Skaggs' Springs, arrived In San Francisco
yesterday for tho purpose of meeting
George Dawson, who came on last nights
overland, and also 20 purchase some needed
articles that the crossroads stores In the
vicinity Of the springs do not keep in stock
Mrs. Fitzsimmons Robert, Jr.. and Soldier
Wilson made the trip with the former
champion, and the entire party will rerurn
tomorrow morning
According to his own story, the training
SO Tar has been little more than q pleasant
vacation frolic, but 1t is paving tho way
Tor the harder work which is to come, II
appearances count for anything.
am up at o'clock and In bed at .
are very. warm, and do most OF my wo:k
before the sun gets down to business, and
after II drops behind the mountains. That
doesn't sound like was training any, but
II gives me about six hours day. In the
early morning, before take bite to eat,
am up and away for long run over the
nils. Sometimes go ten miles and some
times less but always enough to get up a
good perspiration. Then take rub down
ana punch the bag for a while. In the
evening go through the gymnasium stunts
and box with Wilson.
You can see that have not been ioaf.
Ing" he added, showing by the way shis
vest fell loose over the abdomen that he
had taken off a lot OF the superfiuous flesh
But during the day / lay around in q
hammock or else go out hunting. 1t is the
healthiest place j ever struck 10 train in.
and by July 70 will make some of these
fellows think that the old man is in his
second childhood"
Hank Griffen will be added to the train.
Ing force In a few days There will be no
postponement of the battle. F1tzsinmons
was adamant on that point. The only
chance for a later date Is for the club to
throw up the, match entirely and forfeit
tho 5000 TO the lighters.
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Orange News Notes,

Orange. Texas. June so,-At a meeting
Of the city school board this afternoon the
resignation of Prof. r. X. sebring as super
intendent Of the Orange city public schools
was accepted and Prof S. b, Foster OF
Ronhnm wns elected TO Ill the vacancy.
Miss Fannie Gorees resignation from the
faculty was also accepted and Miss Car
RE Bardwell OF starkville. Miss, was
elected 10 Ill the vacancy.
Postmaster II. j. Looney Will move the
postoffcc tomorrow into Its new quarters
In the building recently erected by Mr.
j. s. Anderson on Main street. The new
building was built especially for a post
office and entirely new fixtures have been
put In that will make the Orange postoface
the equal of any In the State In the way
OF elegant appointments.
Joseph FINK, who was recently shot and
badly wounded at this place by W. c.
Whitney of Lake. Charles, was. this morn.
Ing removed TO the hospital at Beaumont
where Il IS probable an operation VIII be
performed IN an effort to save his life.
Mayor J. W. Link returned this morning
from Monterey, Tenn, where his family
have gone 10 epend the summer and vhere
he spent the past week.
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LA PORTE LOCALS.
Big Force Of Men Put to Work on the
Bathing Piers.

BIG forCe OF men Fut 10 WORK on tne
Bathing Piers.
La Porte. Texas. June 8o.---A force OF
over nfty men have been put to work to
rebuild the bathing pier and pavilion at
Sylvan Beach, in order 10 have 1t finished
in time for the Fourth Of July celebration
and 1t was stated this evening that the
task wonld be accomplished. Slost OF the
material was washed ashore when the
Dathhouse was demolished last Friday and
OF course has been recovered
The free rural delivery will begin here
tomorrow. The carrier, VI. b. McNitt, has
all the mail boxes up along the route, and
will make his first trip after the mail train
reaches here at II o'clock. The route is
down along Bay Ridge 10 Mor-an's Point
and then up Main street though West
La Porte and out into abe country In the
vicinity Of the Lomax school house. The
residents OF the old town and farmers west
OF town are delighted with the new mr.
rangement.
The Masonic lodge met here tonight and
the following officers for the ensuing year
o. Blackwell senior warden. NJ. 3. Nc
Nit; junior warden, George Van Pelt;
treasurer, c. w. Palmer, secretary, L. o.
Nair; tiler, ]. II. Bullock; senior deacon
G. T. Kepple junior deacon. G. W. Hop
klns; steward, A. ~ Mckay; junior stew
ard, A. b. Sheldon.
At a meeting Of the woodmen Of the
committee was appointed TO look into the
matter OF a site for new hall II is the
purpose 10 erect a three-story building, the
ness purposes. the second for offices aud
the third 10 be fitted up as n frst-class
lodge room. The plan Is to form a stock
company to put mp the building and the
plans that have been suggested are being
considered very favorably.
The summer night excursions TO La Porte
have become so popular that the number
each week has been increased from two
rha fFE xua IA aNfa
ming and In spite OF the fact that the
bathing pier Is out OF business temporarily,
there was a big crowd The other two
nings
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"RULER'S" FLOATING PALACE.
Mr.. Roosevelt Has Spent Thousands OF
Dollars of the PubIic's Money
FITTING UP A PLEASURE cRAFTFoR HIMs
The MayfIower Is Magnificent Boat with Every
Luxury for the Family of the Ruler"
He Is Designated.

SELF, MRS. ROOSEVELT AND THEIR
CHILDREN. The two larger of these state
rooms have been very lnvishly furnished.
Special attention has been given to the
decoration of the bulkheads and the panel
ling, which are covered with expensive SILK
III many colors.
The smoking room occupies the after por-
ton of the spar deck and is finished in teak
with floor of fancy woods, inlaid In mo-
sale and waxed. Cane chairs and sofa add
to the comfort to be had in this room.
Behind the officers quarters below the
main deck is the presidents dining saloon.
II extends the width Of the ship and Is
furnished in white and gold. Louis XIV
style.
Running aft is the companionway to the
presidents reception room. Some of the
panels along this companionway are made
of valenciennes lace, painted over with a
silver paint to represent steel In tho re.
ception room the white and gold effect Is
stil carried out.
Leading down to the berth deck aft Is a
magnificent mahogany stairway that gives
entrance to the presidents private suite.
There are two large staterooms, -four small
er ones and two bath rooms. On the port
side. Just outside the presidents room, Is
his private bath. The tub Is cut from n
solid block of fine marble.
Besides the arrangements made for the
comfort of the president and his family
In the living and sleeping apartments
aboard, extensive plans were made to give
nary and sanitary contrivances. There IS q
large refrigerating plant In the forward
part of the vessel, near the dining saloon.
Nothing has been left undone to mike the
Mayhower a At habitation for the RULER
Of q wealthy nation,
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BEAUMONT WON AGAIN.
Hits Were Very Numerous In the
GreasYs Column.

Hits Were Very Numerous In the
Greasys Column.
Beaumont, Texas. June 30--Denny Lyons
and his hard hitting aggregation again
walked away from Lake Charles by a score
of 16 TO g. Briganee had the visitors shut
out up to the eighth inning when he eased
IN and they made their three runs. He
pitched an excellent game and more than
made up for losing the game Saturday. He
also batted well. Watson. the man who
pitched yesterday. made four hits today
and one time cleaned the sacks when they
were full with a two.bagger.. Bryant also
hit hard and often aud took the only three
bagger made here this season by long hit
to right and fast sprintlng. For Lake
Charles Mooney pitched but as he had
pitched the larger part OF the game yes
terday and was rather weak, he was hit
hard and the Beaumonters piled up total
OF eighteen against seven of Brigance.
There were lots Of errors made and no
earned runs were credited TO Beaumont
after twelve had been made by errors and
dumb playing. Moneys support all around
was horrible Nelson caught well for Beau-
mont and Heileman played fast ball at
short
Batteries; Beaumont. Brigancc and Nell
son.
Lake Charles; Mooney. Reynolds and
News was rscs,vsd here today that Iva
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Meetino of the Leanun.

Little Rock, Ark. June 30-vice-Presi-
dent william NJ. Kavanaugh received no
tice today that President ]. h. Nicknn
has called meeting of the Southern Base
hall association for July S at CHATTANOOGA
Tenn, when all the clubs will he east Of
the Mississippi river 1t is reported that
the meeting Is made necessary by the nj
legged action of some club members IN in
ducing players of other associations 70 jump
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AT DeInar Park.

ST. Louis. June 30.-The track ut Del
mar was more than fetlock deep in mud
today. The feature of the days card was
the Inaugural handicap which went to
Jordan.
six furiongs-Has Gift, Miss Dora, Sly
Maid Time 1:27.
Mile and seventy yards-Masterful, Flor
RE s., Don Louis. Time 2;01&.
Five and half furlongs-Robert G. Lam
sing, Little Giant. Flora Levy. Time
Mile the Demlar Inaugural-Jordan, Wax
Taper. Oudenarde. Time 1888.
Seven furlongs-Sea Rover, Hermosa,
Tom Collins. Time l:401a.
Mile and three sixteenths = Potheen.
Wall. Swordsman. Time PISA.
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Satire ,01, Kilt 90. Rightaway OF, oclawaho
81, Belle Of Lexington 1o5.
SIX furlongs 2.year- olds--Jane Way 112
Meltonlan 11s olfonso 119, Prediction,
Jerry, Osgood H.
Mile and one-eiehth. Long Island handi-
cap-Advance Guard 1872, Operator 90, Bon
nibolt lot. His Eminence 90, Herbert III,
Himself o5, Knight of Rhodes 1902, Knmnra
100 Belle of Troy 1o2 Morningside 100.
Five furlongs. 2-year-old 1llies, selling
Conspicuous. Court Maid 80, Lady Josephine
100 ella Snyder, Fair Lass 90; Than 1Ol,
Australia 90 Jeanne Marie 1902, Lady Char
1T 104, Iuctation 30, Wanoke 100. Sparkeler
Fisher 100, Southern Belle. Demi Tasse ~
Birch Broom Willful lO9 Sweet Jane o4'
Queen Of the Ocean 104.
Mile and ore-sixtcentt. on turf-Ninctter
115, His Eminence 113, Cuspidor, Tom Ken
nv 10. Numeral 1o7, Peninsula JOG, FAIR
Knight 1O2, Lombre 100
Clear and heavy.
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Memphis June 3o.-Little Rock refused
to play today with st. vrain. late of Chi
cago and Tacoma, pitching for the locals.
After three strikes had been pitched the
umpire awarded the game to Memphis--9
to O. Manager Finn claims Memphis has
no right to use st. vrnin as Tacoma has
previous claims on him The Memphis
manager maintains Tacoma has Hq hold
tomorrow's game. Previous to the game
kilograms had been received from rrssi.
dent Nicklin forbidding st; Vrain 70 play
but Manager Frank claims he Is within his
rights and will continue to use the Tacoma
man.
Shreveport. June So--It was q pitchers
battle and Fisher had by far the best of IL.
but contributed to the loss of his own game
by dumb work on the bases.
Score r %
Shreveport ....... 100 900 DO 2 II g
Fisher and McGnire: stewart and Abbott.
Birmingham. June s0-Birminghom de-
feated Chattanooga In ragged exhibition
OF ball playing. Deaver was wild and had
TO be retired in the fourth Inning. Dolan
was battcd all over the lot In the sixth and
Brennan succeeded him.
Score r n u
Chattanooga ..,... POS 200 COLO 10 3
Deaver. Wilhelm and Brown; Dolan,
Brennan and Roth.
Atlanta. June 3o.-The locals sigSsllzed
their return home by losing the first game
Of the series TO Nashville.
Score Fl z
Nashville ..,... o0o 023 11x-7 Q
Henley and Latimer; Sanders and
Knowles.
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Do not leave homs on a journey without
a bottle YoS Chanbersain's Collie. Cholera
and DiGrrhoea ARemsdy. III is3 almost cor.
tain to be needed ana can noe Sbe, procured
while you are on board the icsrs4or stsara-
ship. II Is pleasan Mt. safe and reliable, For
saie hy all druggists
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At shsenshaad sau.

Jew York. June 3o-Three favorites and
Bee second choices were successful at
Y eephead Bay today.
i ae Bay hurdle handicap. two miles.-Big
t3<p, Berocous, Neponset. Time, 1855 a-0.
I I've and half furlongs.-Rightful, St.
,sN4e, Buttons. Time, nos
Tx furlongs.--Vaapess, Sweet Clover,
10y Rador. Time, 1,143-5.
he Spring stakes, six fuIlongs..-Hurs
8fk, Africander, Ada Nay. Time, 1;13 8-5.
handicap. mile.-Port Royal, Cunard. Pre-
1us. Time. lao.
1. ae and q half on turf.-Fatalist, Cougar,
" Made Prince. Time, 2:3S.
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District Averages.
NEW IERsEWs PROFITS.

Trusts Pay Millions into the Treasury OF
the State.
New York, June 3O-For the fiscal year
ending today New Jerseys state treasury
will show a balance OF S2,69s,2O2, which
means nearly s5ooOoo increase over that
of last year The large amounts received
trusts In 100 and 1901 make up this bai'
ance. The taxes on the big corporations
foot up considerably more than S2,oOoOOo
annually. /.
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party embarked on n trolley ride TO all
points of interest In the city, and at 0
o'clock tonight there was secret work OF
the order at Castle hall After the secret
work the grand chancellor was a guest at
a genuine Mexican supper on Losoya street.
Tho guests numbered over 100 and the ar
fair was atdeclded success.
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Mineral Wells Brick PLANT Started

Mineral Wells Texas, June 2e.-The new
plant Of the Mineral Wells Pressed Brick
company was completed aud started up
yesterday and thorough test made OF the
machinery. Everything worked perfectly
satisfactory and about 200O brick were
made The plant Is 10000 brick capacity
per day and will be put in full operation to.
morrow
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washing ton, June 3o.-Eastcrn Texas
Showers Tuesday; Wednesday fresh SOUTH
east winds on the coast
Oklahoma and Indian Territory and
warmer Tuesday; probably showers by
night Wednesday.
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sHHEPsHEAD BAY ENrRIEs.

SIX fprlongs, 3yenr-olds and up--Demur-
/. NJ 1Ss, Honolulu 100, Belle of Lexington
Ee samaM Dublin 12s, Ben MacDhui lis, The
has reYdnsketeer 12s. Wealth 113. Grand Opera
i FOR ,nE22 Cornwall H.
Eposed One mile seiling-Gulden, 1o4, Merry
Addsoapurs Nugget o. Elsie Skip 90. Araka IS,
r Aliack 60, pachshund 9s. Fonsolee 81, Mu-
Ltgomerdlora SO, Jack Demund 9S, Criterion 81,
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Winning Two-Yesrolds.

The following table gives list Of the
2-year Odds Of 1909 that to date have won
three races or over Lurallghter. J. sidney
Walker and Mallory are the leading race
winners of the year so far, each having won
seven times:
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kIIIed by Hle son-ln-Law.

Coleman. Texas. June 8o.--At his ranch
in this county late yesterday evening Coon
Hudson was killed by his son-ln-law, Sam
Cooie, who is now under arrest.
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st. Louis, June 30.--The second game be-
tween St Louis and Cleveland today was
n Gfteen-inning pitchers battle between
Reidy and Bernhard, darkness ending the
contest, neither team scoring after the
eighth.
Score-First game: X y
Cleveland ......,., 262 20S 0Oo-lI ~ !
st. Louis .......... 900 100 O1o- 0
Wright and Bemis; Harper and Donnhue.
Score-Second game:
st Louis. :. 100 900 020 900 900
cleveland 200 900 01o 600 600 II 2
Reidy and Donahue; Bernhard ana Wood
Chicago, June 9o-Chicago Detroit. both
games postponed; wet grounds.
Washington, June 3o.--washington-P hila-
delphia game postponed; rain.
Baltimore, June 3o-Boston. Baltimore
game postponed; rain.
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pnhIan EVENT al san Antonio.

San Antonio. Texas. June Gothic grand
chancellor OF the Knights Of Pythias, John
T. Bonner. visited San Antonio lodges OF
that order today and was met at the In.
ternational aud Great Northern depot by
the chancellor commanders and deputy
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Owing to the large number OF inynllds
who have called upon the British Doctors
Mt their office In the Moore-IIurnct. bu'id-
ing. rooms 200 30, 1913 Texas avenue and
who have been unable to see them, thtte
eminent gentlemen have, by request, cen
sented 20 continue giving thelr services en-
tirely free for three months medicines ex-
cepted) to all invnlds who cal upon them
for treatment between now aud July -.
These services consist no. only of con-
sultation. examination and advice, but also
Of all minor surgical operations.
The object in pu suing this course IS to
become rapidly and personally acquainted
with tho sick and af.'ictod and under Lo
conditions will any caargo whatever lie
made for any servi,cs rendered for rhrCe
months to ell who call before July D.
The Doctors treat all forms Of disease md
deformitics and guarantee cure in every
case they undertake. AT he arst interview
n thorough examination IS made, AMI Il in
durable you arc frankly and kindly tod
~. also advised agaius, spending your
mercy for uteess treatment
Male and female weakness, cgtGrrh and
catarrhal deafness. also varlcocele, rap.
tire, go!tre. cancer and all Diseases "
the rectum ire positively cured by Their
CIV treatment.
rhe chief associate surgeon OF the Insti.
tGte 10 Ia personal charge.
Hours, 10 s. Sundays, 10 - /,
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Tevis. the Beaumont boy, pitched his liz
game for BATON Rouge yesterday aud won
by q score OF 20 1.
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PlHEAVY TRACK FOR RACING
BUCHANAN LANDED A WINNER FOR
THE VANDERBILT STABLE.
Vrain, the New Memphis Pitcher,
Is Proving a Bone OF Conten-
tion in the League.

Chlcago, June 3o-Today's races were
run on tho heaviest track that has been
aeen at Washington park since 1892, yet
tdeds Of fair size competed. Jockey Buch-
ivcnnan who recently returned from France
lay where he rode for W. X. Vanderbilt land
Ia Sigmund q winner of the first race.
ion Five aud half Acknowledgement, Top
ing ocil, Rosanco. Time 1;15 3-5.
sod Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Pyrrho, Semi
per sion. Time 1:22 35.
al 1Iile and seventy yards-Articulate, Vul-
= 2 at 0ain, Wellesley. Time 1:56 3-5.
Ths Five furlongs-Iiady Matchless, Belle
cen y faham. Eva Russell Time 100 3-5.
Aflie-Bragg, La Crimae, Little Scout.
a.. Lime ASS.
-, Aiiis and a quarter-Peat Trenham,
nrshalt Neil Time 2:21.
tho W wAaREK GToN PARK ENTRIES.
rao six ,furl0nSs-G. B. Campbell III, Briga-
er ia, IL You Dare 100, Stuyve los,
erodiade 1o1, Hans Wagner 100, Hanover
,day !33five fursonss, maiden 2-year-oids-Col.
4 u pade Pericles. San Sargassa, Mike Shell
onaonssoa ' iis RecHon eaay ei sGse'ish
,rha Sgnarie 103, Jack Bull 10Z, Esherin, Beby
lue, Ahola, Teliee 100.
uAyt<Blve fnrlongs, the KenwOod stakeS-Sher
Bell 12L Tom Cogan, Liaguist, Dick
Helles lis. Bernays lib, Stem Winder 1lS,
nnelN6b Mclean LIB.
,arED, Uorzigan lD4, Brulare 1O3, Lacrlmae
Ne Wild Pirate 96. Brangible "a, .Vulcain
r~,at Mile and g. sixteenth Colonel Ballantyne
e H0 Benchkhart, Tammany Chief, Jessie
,ns.&rboe 1o% Jerry Hunt 1oS, Ed Adaek 101,
rner, Qkeriehed 100, About 90, George Whitney
pssDl Blessed Dsmosel Sc.
U1nce. Hornpino los, Boomerack, Lief
Fl3nce 1G4, Bedner 1O3 Ben Frost 1o4,
Nlo, Della 0strand 101. Dark Secret 97,
,03een Of Dixtana 20.
nigh Weather cloudy and track muddy.
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BASEBALL.
National League.

New York, June 80. Boston defeated
New York in the first game of the present
series today.
Score II r
Boston ...,...... 40 21o oso-- s IA I
New Vol. ....... 900 GEO 600 .
EG>on and Kittredge Taylor and Bower
maj.
Brooklyn. June 30.--The Philadelphia team
beat out the Brooklyns on the latter's
grounds Mt Washington park by the close
score of to l.
Score II Il
Philadelphia ....... 100 600 oo1- s .
Brooklyn ......... 600 600 100
Frazer and Doom; Newton and Ahearn.
ST. Louis, June 3o.--Chcago took two
games frt IN st. Louis today.
Scolt--Flrst game
ST. Louis ...,... oOC' 0o1 OIL > 5
Chicago ........,... 202 ITO 020- s IL
NJ. o'Ncill and ]. o'Neill; Taylor ard
King.
St. Louis .......... oo1 COS 600 4 Y 2
Chicago ............ 100 400 0pl- j. D
Murphy and Ryan; Williams and Killing.
Plttsburg, June 30.-Pittsburg. Cincinnati
game postponed; rain.