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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-18
MAPPING SEU ROt TE.
Sur,c, for Auto Contest Between New
York. de, Gland and Pittsbnrg Begun.

Secretary Irwin of the National Associa-
ton of Automobile Manufacturers left New
York yesterday afternoon in a touring car
to make a second survey of a route for the
reliability contest to he held next month from
this city TO Pittsburg. by way Of Cleveland,
The route up the east side Of the Hudson
TO Rhinebeck was mapped out on A former
trip and this time the route up the west aide
of the river to Kingston. viii be surveyed
The course between Buffalo and Cleveland
and thence. TO Pittsburg also will be a new
survey. as last time the trip was made from
Buffalo direct to PittsburR. The survey
trip will he made al about the pace that win
be allowed the competitors. The time he
tween stopping places will thus he noted, be-
sides the distances, turns. road conditions
and all other details
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Baseball Notes.

Cincinnati has secured Pitchers Elliott and Wal
kcr and Catcher FOhl from The minor league stock.
Jack Dunn Ats in anywhere. As utility man
he Ii n gem
II seems odd to see such a capable player as
Joe Kelley keeping to tho bench,
II does not look as II any major league team,
going TO reach the century mark OF victories
this year.
The New York Nationals have purchased Pitcher
AIncs OF the Hon club OF the New York State
League. the amount involved being SibO0.
The Domestics would like a game for next Satur-
day with any strong team one ring reasonable guar
antec. Address L. Van Pelt II Broadway,
The strong semi professional Jasper baseball
CLUB has Labor Day. morning and afternoon. open
and would like to close same with an out OF tow n
team offering suitable ndnccment, Address
Fred G. Clarke secretary, Atlantic Highlands. ~ j
The Resolute Baseball Club Of tho prooklyn
Amateur Baseball Association OF Prospect Park
desires to arrange games with clubs having their
own grounds and Offering reasonable Inducements
for Saturday and Sunday afternoons during August
also sundays during September and two games On
Labor Day, Address John \, Kcane Room li02
10 Maiden lane, Manhattan.
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CHICAGO, Aug, H.. The racing AT Hawthorne TO
day was OF the ordinary kind Numerous SCrat ChrS
spoiled what looked on paper to be a good card
In the feature event but three OF The sixteen gna
starters were left In. The race was the Speculation
Stakes at mile and II was nothing but an exercise
gallop for Dick WccS VINO covered the distance
In 40 over slow track.
First Race Seven rurlongS Skilml. iO3 ~
Phlp) II To 3, won. Grcgor, Is, lI3 HclgcrSOnI,
q to ~, second Barney Burk. 1903 ~. Williams. 100
to I, third, Time, 1885, TahcllarIuS and John
Lemons also ran.
second Race Stccplcchasc short course Paul
hkcr, lao lHeno), to J. won, Joe NcGc". 100 nIohn
Stonl. 90 to L. second Ccylon iG2 WILSON. u 10 l.
tnrd, Time. Est 2-5. Ora Ny ChTCr also ran.
Duke OF York and Indian H. fell,
Third race One mile .-Dlck WcrS 100 iknIChr
TO 7. won OrSinr. M adkins. 10 I. second Flo
CarlInc OK CHcgcrsonl, 1910 L. third, Time it0i s.
Only three starters,
Fourth Race Ono mile and quarter Curatc.
l07 tHrlgerSonl. Is TO /. won KUn'a. ~ Williams
10 10 L. second. Lou Woods, % Spencer. 10 Ia t.
third. Time 20sI 3. Little Ekin. Cornwall
Compass. The Ladaen, Wing Dance, Frank Nc
and Learoyd also ran,
Fifth Race Five furlongs Witchcraft i04 GyI
SOM 10 l. Won Copperhcld. lO3 lHcgrrSonl I
to |, second: Rusk, 100 (Wonderlyl, 70 10 l. third.
Time. lOl 35. Peter Paul. Tombstone Swrrtie.
Irish Swedc Montazel, Katie Powers Laura Hell
and GllStcn also ran
Sixth Race--Sx furiongs.- Planudcs I22 tHclecr.
SOM TO won. Best Man 100 Wondrrlyl, 4 To I,
second Gallant, 100 COtls). & To L. third Time
l;l0 Ida v. Handey Cross, SharprSS, Golden
Wishes GrccLo'k and Sea Pirate also ran.
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The New York Nationals did not have
energy enough to carry them over two win
ming games yesterday. IL they had had as
much snap and speed in the second az in tho
first they would have beaten the Reds twice
instead of going halves with them on the
day g profits. However. though the Harlem
ties slackened up in the second. there rs no
fault to fnd as the Cincinnatis are not
team to be held lightly 1t happened that
the locals were the better in the first game
and the visit ors in the second. The difference
in superiority in each game was rather wide.
but the first game was the more interesting
and liveler of the double dose,
Bresnahan. who has seemingly let tho
kicking habit grow on him. was put out OF
the first game. Gilbert had to retire because
he was hit on the arm by Il pitched ball.
Mathewson. tho mighty. held the Reds under
complete spell in the first game. Seymour
solved him for "A home run IN the third inning.
but his delivery was impregnable In all other
innings except the ninth, when Dunns error
helped Cincinnati The New Yorks batted
hard, skilfuly and took advantage OF SUIT
hof s unstcadinesS.
There we're frequent sharp awkward,
bounding ground hits, and these were handled
exceptionally well by Babb and Corcoran
especially.
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RANCOCAS COLORS In FRONT.
PIERRE LORELLARDS FFLLY WINS
THE KENTUCKY STAKES.
The Lad, ROhesla Takes the Measure OF
Dl,inatlOn-In junction Captures the
Handicap Madden springs Good
V'hlns In MOnst cr--- artisrm Wins.

SARATOGA. Aug. IA heavy shower Just
before the rnces to-day made the track SLOW,
though not actually heavy. As result
there were numerous Withdrawals, although
~ that the fields were unusually large, II
was another day of profit for the ring, as the
public choices we're BOWED over with dis
agreeable regularity
There was only one stake on the card. the
Kentucky for two year old FLIES at five and II
half furongs and the form players plunged
on Andrew Miller's Divinaton. who was the
hottest kind of a favorte at o 10 g. She
rushed to the front instantly, attended by
70 San and rcpee, but in the stretch, when
Divination seemed to have things her own
way, Pierre Lorilards The Lady Rohesia.
9 to /, having made up lot of ground from
a poor start, caught the Horoscope hlly and
beat her decisively by two lengths. 70 San.
20 to l. hung on long enough to be third. u
head in front Of Salada.
The Keenc colors were triumphant in the
handicap for all ages at a mile. when nlunc-
ton. who closed on equal terms with DUKE OF
Kendall and Wyeth Mt to l. made most OF the
running and won in a gallop by four lengths
TO l.. was the contender all the way and fin
ished three lengths in front of Lord Badge
The start killed Wyeth's chances.
the fifth race, for maiden two-year. olds at
six furlongs, in his colt. Monster by Plaud it
b and s. There was as much as 10 against
the youngster in the closing betting. Hicks
did not let him down until the homestretch
was reached. where the colt made show OF
big field and romped home six lengths to the
good in lI4 Rob Roy. to !. took the place
from Blackamoor, 20 to |. by a half length.
W. c. Whitney's Hylas and James r, Keene's
Knight Errant, both well backed. were never
prominent. Rockaway, the fav0rite had
early speed but stopped in the last furlong
In the fifth race. at seven fnrongs. Sweet
Alice, 3 to !. Gloriosa 10 TO ]. Parisenne. 10
10 /, and Futnrita, a to |, finished heads apart
in the order named. with hefavorite Elsie h..
far back in the ruck
j. e. Wdener's Caller who was coupled with
Ten Candles AZ TO /. second choice galloped
of with the steeplechase handicap. having
fifteen lengths over Mr.. Chamblet's Adj
daumo Arian, the favorite. Mara up was
a poor third
r. r. Thomass Yardarm won the last race
al mile from John A. brakes High Chan
cellor in 1880 2-5 Bad News was third Two
favorites. therefore. finished in front. The
attendance was good.
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Mrs. Barger-Wallach Defeats Miss Mary
Sands al Lawn Tennis

NEWPORT, K. L., Aug u The finals in the
wom"n's sin giles for tn" cup offered by Mrs.
Reginald Brooks drew "A large crowd to the
Newport Casino this morning The match
was played on the court IN front Of the theatre
building and the piazza was hncd with society
people watching the game. rhc contestants
were Mrs, BarCer- WAllnch and Miss Mary
sands, both playing M scratch
Miss Sands. who is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs + p Sands has been playing a remark
a Bile game of late. but she was no match for
Mrs. BarG"r-W allach. whose experience
counted Tor much. and the match was de-
cidcd in three STRAIGHT sets 8 .. a? "a
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NEWS or THE SHEELNEN.
COllett Back From EurOpe-HolIlstrr Win
ming Prizes with Broken C0llarbOne

George H. Colett has arrived here from
Europe. where he has been riding since early
in June He went direct to his home in New
Haven, but will join the riders on the
circuit as, soon MS possible, lver hwSol
and Floyd Mcfarland have arranged 70 90
TO Europe Immediately after Labor l'aS'
Kramer has declined an Offer to go
A remarkable exhibition of strength and
grit has been made recently nv { J.,
Colors Of the G. r, e. Association in the ANA,
teur events, .,Achorn is an od-tlme, ro Ii
rider. and while Holister also Is a road rIIe,
he has shown himself TO be better on mo
track.
on July 20 at tho COLOSSEUM track, Provti;
dence liolltstsr went down in. sp;'' . an
besides breaFin n 'R HIS c %i sA c its
meeting with this accident nc won his heat
In 2 onc-mte handicap, from twenty ird,,
and was second in n ten-milc open At key"rG
Beach, on Aug I, on Aug he was fourth
in a ten~mie open on the same track apl
S TGs second p in ten-mils open A. h% Tas
t hTeT IN paTk , ST nHs on hs s sn ne wy
Yards and third In five-mile open AZ lr@LIl,
drnce IN all these races, FollistSr rodD
Nth his ley arm only his shoulder being N
In order. not TO be disqualified he manage,
70 let his right hand rest upon tn" hfnd'
Tho record of the C. Il. c. Association tear,
from May IS when they started ruling 70
Aug .. is ns follows: tiollister, frs prlze,Ss,
prizes. Achorn first prizes. 3 seconi prize''
Gussie Lawson. a brother Of liver lawson.
Rsie Ncw Wanr the m S1lG5s o. 81 The
c. r. G. A. six-day team that rode in Madison
Square Garden last December, is Laveon
paccmaker, The track team ~ the G. r. G A..
T. under the management Of l.. v. d. Harden
bergh.
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Athletic Not -.

The games committee OF the Metropolitan
night for the purpose OF passing on the entries
for next Saturday and arranging the prizes
donated for the different events. Those
present were NJ. 2, Halpin, Now York A, c. :,
Aleck Murbury, Pastime A. G.; IL Obertu-
Blessing. New West Side A, C., NJ ], Flynn,
Star A. G.; 7 7. oprien. Catholic Club.
new A. G.. and D. Ruess. National 4, G.
The entries in every event passed muster
and a splendid string has been received for
both junior and senior events.
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Reliance still Favorite At Odds or z TO J..

The generally ruling odds in Wall Street
Yesterday on the result of the international
Yacht races were ? to on the Reliance Quite
a number OF bets were effected In the Broad
street curb market as we'll as between mem
bers of the various exchanges. The largest
Exchange, who placed 81. 500 to 81, $50 that
the Reliance will win. this bet being at odds
Of , TO and being closed with Frederick ii.
with a Stock Exchange member that the
81 amrock will be defeated. this last bet repre-
sentng odds OF 10 to on the Reliance The
firm hns been commissioned to place mn
M odds of to
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Gossip Of the Rims.

Terry McGovcrn Will not night Sammy Smith
AZ philadelphia as proposed. Smith has come
10 the. conclusion that McGovcm Is too tough a
game for him and has called the battle on
The Industrial \. C. OF philadelphia ia trv,nn
70 arrange match between Peter Mahcr and ,fack
Munroe. the Anaconda miner The club ha, az
Mahcr has accepted and II Is now UP TO Munroe To-
bind matters. "
The defeat Of Harry Forbes by Frankie Neil At
San Francisco the other night came in the nature
~ surprise to those who have followed Forbes,
career nring the past few years Those who have
seen Neil In the ring say that he IA q real rrhtsr
and sure 10 he heard from later on, He Is growing
and In few years Will have TO night in the leather
weight class ~
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BRooKryN, 4 ar. LOFTS rs w., , SECOND


Shcc5ard also cApered nmbly and con
spicuously in Brook yn's second victory
u t"n.innng engagement, Singulary enough.
hc scored both the tying and tho winning
nutNpld fy by Doyle, The tying run was
made in the eighth inning. Sheckard draw ing
n free trip to first, stealing second, reaching
third on nobhs,s nned, safely and home
S'rnng was turned back on n bunt which
rnnched first base ahead Of him. Sheckard
rammed n sCorchrr TO right for three bases
hands Shock" Sprntcd Rcefully 10 the
plate, The game was entirely Gutlcss Of
nTrOr making
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Brood Mares for .. II. Kecne Arrive.

Five mares each with foals. and one yearling
colt. the property Of James r. Ke-ne, arrived
from London yesterday on the Atlantic Trans
port Line steamship Minnetonka. Two mares
with foais and the .yearling were purchased
The other three horses are NaIitch Girl Star
night and Lady invercpuld They will be
Slapped to the heene stud at Lexington, NY
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati At New York: 81. Louis A. Brooklyn
pltSburg at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Dctro I: Boston at Cleveland PhIIa
dclphia at St Louis Washington at Chicago.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Graflth's Team Still Tobo9ganlng Now
Back I'm Second Div lslOn.

The beautiful string Of defeats which the
New Yorks are putting together in the West
was augmented by one yesterday in Detroit
The avalanche-like swiftness with which
Grifflth's men are shooting the toboggan
has landed them In fifth place. A while back
Grifrlth had visions Of second place this
while toying with the Senatorial snaps,
Cleveland checked Boston. and Philadelphia
and Washington won from 81. Louis and
Chicago. respectively. Results:
Detroit. Q: New York. D.
Philadelphia. s. st. Louis.
Cleveland. q: Boston, 3.
WashinVton z: Chicago f.
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Polo.

NARRAGANsErr PIER, r l.. Aug, H. In an
exciting game Of polo in which five periods
were played Rockaway First defeated Bryn
Island cup series NJ the Point Judith Country
Club to- day. p, +. Collie and r. W. Harrison
were thrown from their ponies in the
fourth period.
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PHILADELPHIA "a. L). }: at. LOUIS "a. L.. 2
PHILADELPHIA.

'Batted for Frlel and Sievers in the ninth inning,
Philadelphia ..,.......,,s q o o o O-3
ST. Louis. ...,..........0 0 0 o %
Two base hits Burkett. Hll. Anderson. N.
Cross Powers. Three base murphy Sacri
nee hit--L Cross Double pay-Murphy and Sey
bold First base balls ON Sevrrs. ?: of Plank.
2 Struck out-By Sievers. Z: by Plank Q. Lett On
bases st. Louis. .: Philadelphia. s. Umpirepears.
Time hour and 40 minutes Auendance-l00O
CLEVELAND. 0: BOSTON "a. L., ,
CLEVELAND, Aug. II-Cleveland defeated Boston
IN the nrst game OF the series by driving Bill Dineen
on, Of the box in the nrst inning. This makes
Cleveland's eighth straight victory.
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DETROIT. 8; NEW YORK IA IT,. 3.
DETROIT. Aug. l7.-New York hardly had
a look-in on to-day's game, az Detroit early
took the lead and held il, Howell was wild
and unsteady and Elberfeld's error was very
costly. Detroit presented a patch work in
field by the release of Capt. Smith ieager
narrowly escaped death when Howell hit
him on the head with fast inshoot.
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First base on errors Washington. lri' on
balls on ORTIZ. Struck out by Orth, ,, Three.
base hits Ortiz. Green. Two base hits Cou9hlln,
Mccormick. Umpire Connolly. Time hour
and "a minutes. Attendance 100.
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BROOKLYN. 8; ct. LOUIS IL. I'd, s-rrRsr oAMx

The Brooklyns are handing out defeat in
aopathic doses since they struck the st.
Louis snap They won another double
header from the Cardinals at Washington
Park Yesterday. larvin was too formidable
vanitrs 10 have any chance to win. He held
them to a meagre trio OF safe taps The
Brooklyns put the outcome beyond reason
able doubt In the second inning. scoring i've
Jordan and Ritter lined our singles. and
Sheckard wound up the bombardment with
a home run. The bal had wings and sailed
over the riRht-field fence. canvas and all
Clean and steady fielding prevailed.
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First base on errors Brooklyn. I: St Louis l.
base on balls OF Garyin. 5; on Currie T. s,rucl
out BE Garr'n, :; by Curriet l. Home
SscrINcc hit smoot stolen hases-Donovan a. :.
Hackeu IN Hit ny pitcher Fly Garvin, l. T3r
Currlr. I. Umpire Hurst. Time hour and a
minutes.
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Two base hits Bay. Lajolc. Hickman. Parent,
Freeman. Collins Three base hits Hickman,
Joss. First base on errors Cleveland, !: Boston.
Struck 0uBy JOSS, a: by Winters. s. Stolen
bases Flick l2 Bay. Double play Gochnaner
Laoe and Hickman ". Left on bases Cleveland.
3: Boston. g. Umpire Sheridan Time hour
and 20 minutes. Attendance $50.
WARRINGTON ?: CHICAGO h,Ll /.
CHICAGO Aug IL Owen started 10 pitch for
the Chlcagos TO day. but was hit on the wrist by
liner from the first batsman and retired. Flaherty
wen, in and had his usual hard luck. the Senator's
bunchng their few hits for run In the second
and another In tho third inning Orh pitched
nn-y and received great support.
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Lc't IN haSrs Rrcoklyn, 4 s. Louis / First
base on balls on Rr'dy I, on Murphy. 3. Struck
on Nv Rety, 2; by Murphy. l. Three base hIt
ShccRard Two base hits Smoot. Jordan. OMEN.
Slcrlhrr hits Dnncary Murphy, stolen bases
ShcCkard %. Strang. Wild pitches Reidy ~
Murphr. a. Umpire Hurst. Time I hour md ~
minutes. Attendance 1000
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.Bat,cd for Miller in ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ... ......... 0 q 10
New York .. ..........-.O , o Is

,.n mS' rt p%M g. New yntk Firs h.s. ON ON
balls on rny lor g. OF Miller. g. on Poole. I. Struck
out. BY ravlor, . by Miller. =: by Poole 8 Three
base hits BreSnahan. Mertes. Bowrrman. Two
base hits Bowcrman. Taylor. Seymour. Sacrifice
hit Bccklcy. Stolen bases CorcOran, ? Hit by
pitcher by Poole l. Umpire. Moran and Enslic
Time hours. Auendancc--l200O.
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BOSTON N. rl. :; prrrsBr RG. I,

rosroN, tug. H. The locals played Nnr bail
ms afternoon and won an easy victory from
PIltSburg, Carney. the Boston right fielder who
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New YOrk. ..........,...O 0 0 / U-3
Two base h,t-Beville. Sacrifice hIis--Lllsh c2l
First base on balls-on Kitson. Il on Howell. g.
bases Detroit. g. New York. . First base on
errors-New York. . Hit by pitcherBy Howell
|. Stolen bases Crawford, Barrett. Long. Mcclure
Keeler. Williams CAMEL. Time hours and
10 minutes Umpire--0' Loughln Attendance
2iT.
PHILADELPHIA "a I.). ,: st LOUIS a. L. ?,
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE Philadelphia wopj
10 days game. Plank and Slevers were the r@sh
spective twirlers aud the former had shade tho
better Of the Argument
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CINCINNATI, 9, NEw YORK Is. H.. 5-sEcoSD
GAME.

The Cincinnatis took TO Taylor 80 kindly
in the second game that the mute, under
the direction of Mct;raw, escorted himself
to the bench in the fifth inning. The New
Works up to the fateful fifth had lead OF
three runs. After Taylors slants had been
devastated for four runs in the fifth and
as many hits. Miller went in TO pitch. Poole
made his second hit Of the inning. sending
in two more runs. After Miller had settled
down he did pretty well, Gilbert's arm
stlll bothered him and he had to give II up
after playing one inning. Taylor struck
but that was the end OF his cunning The
New Yorks were strong on long hits but
short on opDortunp hits
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW YORK NATIONALS WIN FIRST
GAME AND LOSE SECOND.
Brooklyns Capture Another DOublc-lacader
NJ the Expense Of ~. LOnls--Cardlnals
Now AdorN the Tail End Of the Pro-
ccssiOn- .EsoStOns Defeat Pittsburg.

Although the New York Nationals broke
oven with Cincinnati yesterday and slipped
back Two points. they gained on the Pitts
burgs. who lost in Boston, Brooklyn beat
81, Louis twice, the Cardinals thereby going
to last place Results
New York, :; Cincinnati 4 (irst game.
Cincinnati. .: New York. o second game.
brooklyn, o. st. Louis, 3 C,rst game.
Brooklyn. 4: 81. Louis, 2 lsecond game).
Boston, G; Pittsburg, 4.
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Baseball. Washin Ston Park. = p. NJ. To day.
Rrnoklvn We, St Louis, Admission, Soc. --Adr

Baseball Polo Grounds. To-day. AP.. N.
Cincinnati vs., New York, Adm. S0c.--Ads
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for the home club and acquitted himself rcmarsa-
PITTsBURd.

'Battcd for Fsulkcnberg in the ninth inning
Roston .....,.,.".."."0 . 3
Pittsbnrg ,,"...,.......O 0 o o o.
First base on errors boston, ,: pittsburg. l.
LEFT on basos-BostOn, 9: pittsburg, 4. First
base on balls on Carney: S: on Fanlkenbere, ..
Struck out--By Carney, 3: by Philippe L. by
Faulkenberg. .. Three. base hit.-Clarke. TWO
base hits. renney. Cooley. Moran, Gremingcr,
Sebrng, Clarke Sacrifice hit--Tenney Double
plays-Phnippe, Ritchey and BransReld: Leach and
Bransneld. Hit by pltchcr-By Philippe. l.
Umpire tombstone. Time hours Attendance
, A73.
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BR0oRTYN
At LOUIS,

IniAls..,t " 30 OF TotalS....3 1920 ~ q
Two OUT when winning run was scored
HrOOiyn, I q u q u T.
ST. i.ouiS.,...... ....... u q q y 0 o % a a
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NEW YORK N. LJ, 7: CINCINNATI. A-rRsr
GAME.
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.Ba,ted for suthor in ninth inning.

FIRST base on error Cincinnati. Left on bases
New York, 0: Cincinnati g. First base on balls
on Mathcwson. 1: OF SuthoT. .. Struck out-By
Bowerman. Dolan. Home run Seymour Sacri-
nee hits Van HalTen. Lauder, Mathewson. Stolen
bases Mcrtes. Gilbert Babb. Hit by pitcher
Ry Suthon. l. Passed ball Bowerman. I'm
pIrcS. fmsle and Moran. I!me-I hour and 45
minutes.
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HlRp RACE

Good start; easily: Caller. b. e.. L. by
rammany-Caledona: owned by J. z. Wlden-r.