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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-09
BARDOLPH, AT 90 TO IN THE RING,
BEATS ASCENSION, A STRONG FAVORITE
Broadway Girl Lands the
Petite Stakes Cleverly
for "Pa" Bradley.

CHICAGO, June S.-Fine weather. a
fast track, an unusually good card and
big crowd were the conditions to-day
at Harlem track The feature of the day
was the Petite stakes, at four and a
half furlonSs for 2-year-old FLIES. PA
Bradley's Broadway Girl. backed down
from 10 TO l TO to /, was sent away
flying and was never headed. She beat
Belle of Ashland, a % to l shot, four
lengths. Seasick, at 1-2 to / to show.
was third. These three ran in this or
der ali the way after the first sixteenth
The Petite stakes was worth S2910 to
the winner.
!. Moharib backed heavily at IL TO >,
Imadc a show of seven other Derby can
didates in the fourth race. a purse af-
fair at one and a sixteenth miles. win
nlng By I'VE lengths from Miss Craw-
ford. which beat out Prince Silver
wings, the favorite. Summaries:
FIRST RACE - Five furIongs: purse. fro-
year-od maidens:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
TO Swedish Lad. 1i0 Oawr) . 4 x
5 70 5-Tennyburn. ITO CHaack). n Oh
20 TO 1-ButweI 9s CKnapp).... 1 nix
Time. ]: :cS % start good Won driving
Princess Revenue. Bonnie Prince Charlie IOG
Rather Royal 1O5. Proprietor 1l3. Lucius no.
Narses ll0. finished as named. Hawtrey
SECOND RACE -steepIechase. short course;
four-year-9lds and up; handicap:
TO Leo Planter. 134 Cseaton) 2151 nix
70 l-ItoeatIeTe. 155 Carter;
Time. 3:35 So start good. Won driving
Winner. W. ". Dardan & Co.'S b. 6. CS) by
Leonatus- -Plantress Hand Vice 142, Donami
125 Snowdrlft 12S finished as named. Eva
Mae 40 fell; Miss Brandon 125 threw rider
Petite stakes; two-year-old hllies:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St =. Fin.
% to iB9s S9HzsSiaaa Gf IL fo} R9} ~ ~
10 10 1-Seasick, 102 (Robbins).. Z Pa
Time. :55 2-5. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner Mrs. f. r. Bradleys b. T. by Aloha
Lady Lasca 115. Belle Kinney lis. Peggy
O'NeaI lis. Peggy Mine 115, Bologna 115. Jade
112. Useful Lady lis. finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-one and sixteenth miles;
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
II 10 2-Moha-ib, 115 (Aubuchon) y
1e 10 IN. Crawford, 90 CRobns) IA
II 10 1O-Pr Silverwings. los CPlk) = S1a3
Time. 1:4e. Start poor. Won cantering.
Winner J. ". Schorr's br. c. by Esher-R -Rehec-
ton. Flower King 1o7. woodson 1o7. Bear
finished as named
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs; four-year-o -olds
and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
II 10 5-The Crisis, los COliphanD
. to l-Americano. ia HNeicht).. 81 %
5 10 Sad Sam, los Sherwood
Time, 1;14 3-5. Start poor. Won cantering.
Winner Talbot Bros ch. (. "a by The Com
moner- Miss Leafet. John A. Scott no Little
Mission s5 Sylvia Talbot 1o7. Gypsene 81 Hal
ney 1O2 finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE-One and a quarter miles;
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin
6 TO 1-Tancred. 1O7 0'eicht)---- 4
18 70 5-Banter. 1o2 Lawrence. EDS ms
8 to Harrison. los (Nico) 80. - "a
Time 2:Io So Start good. Won easily.
Winner Y. Hughes & Co.. ch. c. "a by Trou-
bador- Unsdills. Omdurman 107, Lou Woods
80. Rankin 102. Marcos 113 finished as named
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Taby TOsa Beats Lucian and
Dan McKenna in Spec
tacular Race.

ST. LOUIS, June S.-The most spec
tacular race of the season at Delmar
was run to-day, when Taby Tosa won
from Lucian and Dan McKenna, the
field finishing as named with less than
length between the first and last
horses. Taby kept close to the pace
maker, Lucian, and outgamed the
field in the run home. Favorites won
fair share of victories. The weather
and track were fine Rome Respess,
with Dick Welles, Bernays, Harding
and Six Shooter, all Worlds Fair
handicap entries, and eighteen other
horses, arrived here to-day. Sum
maries
FIRST RACE-six furlongs. purse. three
year-olds and upward.
5 TO I-Ethei Davis. q CPerknsj i 2s,
winner. .onesi & Easans br h. a. by Lamp
Feby Blue 100, George Kirian 96. Major Car
penter SO. Sharp Bird 90. Miss Guido 80, hn-
ished as named.
SECOND RACE-Four and a half turlenss,
purse. two-year-olds.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey, St y Fin.
II to 5-Willowdene. los CWatsn) 4 20
time agsT 5s wilson s;a Ios ood crSw0 WaD ,.t WIN
ner, W. Durker's br. c. C2) by Grammont-
Frolicsome. Annabelle Lee 95, Devino 9s, Pa
cheta 96, Our Mo 101 Jardin de Paris 1O3,
Tommy OHara 9s. Dotage 10e. The Doctress
lol. finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-seven furlongs. purse. three
ye2r-olds
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. Y Fin.
Even-Just So, 9S %. Austin).. l III nix
TO LIT 1t Favorite. 90 (Stov) Z 2325
to 2-Forehand, log (Sheehan). 3 8 Z IA
Time, 1:3154. Start good. Won ridden out.
Winner. Z. A. Chinn Co.'S ch. g.. 80 by
ran
FOURTH RAcB-one mil. ana seventy
yards; purse; three-year- -olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
II TO 10-Taby Tosa, 103 Cwatson) 2 nix
TO 2-Lucan, 90 ID. Austin). 2 n
TO 2-D. McKenna. los (she'n 31
Time 1850. Start good Won driving. Win
Grey Bess. Neversuch "a also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; purse; three
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
Z to IL. Contrary, "a (stovaD I nk2
Time. lis. Start good. Won riding Win
ner, L. T. Lee & Sons ch. ~ by Long
street-Varasour. Rush r Ruben 1e4. Stump
town 1o3, Blissful 106. Laura Hunter 100.
Radium 81, Duela 81. Onanetta 81 and One
More 104 finished named.
SIXTH RACE-one mile and twenty yards;
purse; three-year-olds and W:
TO TO 1-psWsoa 1prsSR9s 10 10 5cRs@fordj nix
to 1-sting. 1oe CPerl<ins) n
~ Time Time I B:41% start good; Won We >si easily.
Julia May. Khaki I03. Conundrum 1o7. Falk-
land "a and Lord Tennyson IS finished as
named.
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HARLEM TRACK ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, June S.-The entries for
to-morroW's races at Harlem follow:
First race, six furlongs selling-Old Hutch
Ill, Alma Dufour 104. Poseur log, Stunts 107.
Admondion no Lord Wadsworth 1O4, Selected
So. Unique 80, Miss Manners los, Bensonhurst
101. The Fog Ill. The Forum 1o2 Creole Jim
105. Docile 50, Automaton 112
Second race. mile-Ontonagon 100,
Sioux Chief 1O1. Talpa 1o5. DR.. Stephens 1oz.
GreEor x 1o5
Third race. one mile and twenty yards.
handicap-Glassful 100, Colonial Girl 115.
Monsieur Beaucaire 1o3. The Regent 96. Bragg
100, Proof Reader eS, AnRnias 81, The
Forum Ss
Fourth race, six furlongs-Allista e5. Jim
TyrCeu So Burleigh 81. Shawana 95. Ananias
100. Commodore 100, New Mown Hay 80.
Fifth race. five furiongs. wo-year-olds-u
Dottore 9s. Chicago Lad 110. Flaxman 1o3,
Double 1O3. Jack Lory 1O3 Herilda 100, Gold
Enamel 1O6. Girdlestone 103
Sixth race. one mile, selling-Canyon 1o2,
Nolto So Marshalsea 1O5. Hainault l03 Al
bsny Girl 90, Boaster 103. Golden Mineral 90,
Spencerian "a. Schoolmate "a. Gloriosa 102.
POstman 90. Telephone "a. Olympian lib. Fair
Order 81. Federal 101.
Weather clear: track fast
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ALLIANCE DIsLIKEs LABEL.
Secretary Files Affidavit Alleging
Printers Union Is Coercive.

In the proceedings begun by President French
Of San Francisco Typographical Union No. 21
to prevent the Citizens Alliance from using a
label alleged to be an infringement on the
label of the allied printing trades Secretary
w. z. Alexander OF the Citizens Alliance YES
terday filed with the County Clerk an affidavit
in which he averred that the Typographical
Union was organized to prevent the employ
ment of persons who were not members Of the
union; TO force the employment OF its members
against other printers who are equally or
more competent: to compel employers to pay
higher wages for the same inferior grade of
work: to destroy competition and to fniure the
trade business Of persons who do not en-
ploy union men.
The affidavit says the purposes above
enumerated are accomplished by means OF the
boycott and strike 1t adds that the union
lab-' is not used to advertise to the general
public products Of superior skill but to pre-
vert union men from buying superior goods
made by non union houses II declares the
label a Disagreement OF the printing Of the
city and county government
The affidavit denies that the Citizens All
ance is hostile 10 the printers union and de-
ciares that Il ie not engaged I'm printing or
selling any printed matter bearing its label
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Under sherir Secures witnesses.

Under Sheriff William D. Hynes re-
turned yesterday from Quartz Valley,
where he went to bring back Mr.. and
Mrs. Rose Barnum to testify as wit
nesses in the trial OF John Pryor, who
is charged with burglary in having en-
tered the room of the couple at IS Ellis
street last December. The presence
Of the Barnums was necessary to in
sure Pryor's conviction. Hynes had
to travel over forty miles of rocky
roads to serve the summons on the
Barnums and was glad to get back.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LOADING
FREIGHT, MORE RAPIDLY
Non-Union Crews Are Clearing Sheds
While Strikers Are
Still Idle.

Non-union freight handlers are rapidly load
ing the cars at the Townsend street depot
The company has managed to secure 800 men
to take the places OF the men who struck Sun
day night for increase of pay When the
green hands went to work they could not keep
the sheds clear OF goods coming in for ship
ment, but they are rapidly catching up and
the foreTnen in charge Of the gangs say the
new hands are improving daily.
Checking clerks were to have held a meet
ing at yesterday to finally settle the
question OF whether they would Join the
strikers or remain at work. Without going
through the formality of a regular meeting
the clerks decided to remain at work
That action was a great drawback to the
freight handlers. for with the clerks out OF the
sheds there would be better chances of the
company considering the demands of the men
by the clerks. No demonstrations have been
made by the men thus far and they say there
will be none.
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FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; purse; three
DELMAR TRACK ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. June S.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Delmar track
are as follows:
First race six furlongs. sellinE-Milored l.
102 Burrows 102 Bush Smith 100 St Roche
81 Happy Holligan 90, Lila Noel 80.
Second race. seven furlongs, selling-Conun-
drum 110. Wissendine 107. st. Vitus los, Es-
canada 105. Little Giant 105 Feronia 103
Lille Long 9S, La Amanda 9s
Third race nine-sixteenths OF a mile-Mil-
ton Young 112 A Lady Fair 100, Arlena 109.
St Javan los. Limerick Girl los, Jetty 1o5,
Erla Lee 105
Fourth race. seven furlongs, selling-Jerry
Hunt 107, Velasquez 10e, Aminte los, Behoove
1O4. John Doyle 103. Kingstele 100.
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Sadie Burch
107 Sol Smith 104, King Fox II 102 Lady
Fonse 1o1, Hoedown 100. Ora z e5
Sixth race, one and eighth miles, selling
handspring los, Miss Eon 102, Murmur 81,
Sister Lillian 81. Helen Hay 81. Algonquin
95 Easter Walters 81
Weather clear Track good.
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CoRBETT MAY FIGHT NELSON.
He Apparently Intends to Violate the
Agreement With Britt.

From present appearances Young Corbett
does not intend TO abide by the agreement
signed by his manager binding him not to
appear in a fight until he meets Jimmy Britt
Negotiations pending for a fight here next
month with Battling Nelson
Corbett is quoted as saying in New York
that he will meet any man OF his weight
in the world regardless Of any articles Britt
may hold
Manager Teddy Murphy has a number OF
other offers for Nelson. The chief one Is
with Jimmy Briggs at Detroit July %
Herrera and Yanger to fight at Butte
on Miners Union day. Louis Long and Jack
Clifford will furnish the preliminary. Santry
and Long are to meet in Salt Lake early in
July
Joe Boyle. matchmaker OF the Dawson Ath-
letic Association has arranged a good match
for July 4 with the assistance Of Harry Cor
bett He has secured Joe AIillett and Billy
Woods to fight twenty rounds. The boxers
will leave at once for the north. Manager
Biddy Bishop will handle Woods.
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Dick Dwyer Receivers Rapidly.

CHICAGO, June 8.-Dr. Knudson,
who operated on Starter Richard
Dwyer for appendicitis late Saturday
night, reiterated his statement to-day
that Dwyer would certainly be able to
send the horses away in the American
Derby at Washington Park on the 18th
inst. Dwyer is making much better
progress than had been anticipated
and not the slightest cause for alarm
is felt by DR.. Knudson or by the con-
sulting physicians. II is only a Ques-
ton of few days before Dwyer will
be out and around as strong as ever.
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ROSE, THE GIANT ATHLETE,
WILL COME TO STANFORD
Worlds Greatest Shotputter Says
There Are Too Many Knockers at
the University of Michigan.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, June S.-The
University of Michigan will be minus
one star athlete when the time comes
for indoor training to begin next fall
if the statement made to-day by Ralph
Rose, the phenomenon of the year in
college athletics. is made good, as il
gives every reason of being.
Il will not come back to Michigan
next year" Rose stated. There are
too many knockers around. 1 have
been talking with Stanford men who
We're at Chicago and l know what to
expect at the Palo Alto school It is
good enough for me. II come East
next year Il will be as a member Of
the Stanford team
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sandbAgged and Robhed.

John Rosentritt, a bartender in a Third
street saloon while on his way to his room at
23f Jessie street at IL O'clock on Tuesday
night. struck from behind with what he
HupDoses TO be a sandbag. All he recoilects is
that after he received the blow he became un-
by the police and taken to the Emerrencv
Hospital where he remained until yesterday.
when he told OF his experience. After being
knocked senseless he was robbed of 81 which
he had in his pantaloons pocket. The thug
who knocked him out concealed himself be-
hind drum containing lead piping which had
q ditch.
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Latonia Race Results.

CINCINNATI. June s.-Latonia summary:
First race six furIongs-Bonnie Mary won,
Flora second, Maid OF the Order third Time.
1:16&
Second race, one mile-D. L. Moore won, I>o-
Gust Blossom second, Antolee third. Time.
1:41&.
Third race. i've furlongs-Monaco Maid won
Dsrthlo second, Gaten third. Time I:o2
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles han
dicsp-Handmoor won, Sir Gallant second, Del
monico third. Time. 1:47
Fifth race. steeplechase. short course-Val-
entine won, Rip second, Faraday Jr third
Time 3:o4
sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Mr.
Fsrnum won, Lulu Marr second. Grand Mary
third. Time, 1:21h.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Alma Dufour, Auto
maton. Old Hutch.
Second race-Talpa, Gregor 4, DIR.
Stephens.
Third race-Colonial Girl, Monsieur
Beaucaire, Glassful.
Fourth race - Burleigh, Shawana,
Commodore.
Fifth race-FIaxman, Gold Enamel,
Girdlestone.
Sixth race-Spencerian. Telephone,
Boaster.
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David a. Russen Arrested.

David A. Russell was arrested last niRht
by Policeman Max Fenner on complaint OF
Detective G. NJ. Hirschey Of the Hotel ~
Francis. who charged him with passing sew
eral worthless checks for his board and Iod9-
ing Hirschey says that the officials Of the
~. francis Hotel have ascertained that Rus.
sell and man named J. Edgar Parker have
Deeh guilty OF the same offense throughout
the country. The police are searching for
Parker In whose name the checks were made
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Totals. 81 1 Z "a 21 Totals .26 3
PINS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Schlahey, Kruger. Errors
Schlahey. Moskiman. Miller. Reitz. Three
base hit-Hildebrand. Two-base hits-Wal-
dron, Schlahey, Moskiman Leahy, Byrnes,
Stfeib Sacrifice hits-Francks Moskiman.
First base on errors-San Francisco l, Oakland
1. First base on called balls-Oh Jones, 3;
off Buchanan 1. Left bases-San Francis
co s. Oakland 8. Struck out-By Jones. 8; by
Buchanan, T. Hit by pitcher-Meany Ganley.
Double plays-ReitZ to Miller to Townsend,
Townsend to Miller to Leahy, Schlahey TO
Frsncks to Streib. Wild pitch-Jones. Time
of game-One hour and forty minutes. UNI
pire-Huston.
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TIDE TURNS IN THE EIGHTH.
Angels Score Four Runs and Thus
Win From Portland.

LOS ANGELES, June S.-Butler for
Portland held the Champions safe to-
day until the eighth inning, when he
let up, struck a batter and was hit
for two doubles and two singles, re-
sulting in four runs. Portland Sc
cured eight hits off Gray, but were
unable to bunch them, only in the sec
ond inning, when they batted in two
runs. The teams broke even on err
rors, having two each. Score:
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GRAVESEND SELECTIONS.

By the New York Telegraph.
First race - Reliable, New York.
Young Henry.
Second race - illuminate, Phflrna
Paxton. Hark Forward.
Third race - Niblick. Brushup.
Workman.
Fourth race - BaIdame. Graceful.
Marjoram-
Btfth race-Duke of Kendall. Gold
Money. Andy Williams.
Sixth race-VetO. NibIick. Danseuse.
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Tom sharkey AIarries His Nurse.

NEW YORK, June S.-Thomas
sharkey the pugilist. has been mar
ried in this city to Miss Catherine Nc
Intosh OF Michigan. a professional
nurse who attended him during re-
cent Illness
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Lincoln Club Boxing.

The monthly amateur boxing contests OF
the Lincoln Club will be held a. Mechanics
Pavilion Annex tomorrow night. Six bouts
are on the list Joe Thomas and Bonar Wilt
will mix It in the main event The remainder
OF the programme is made up Of well-knOwn
amateur boxers Milton Hayes will do the
refereeing.
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Totals. .ss II IA q 10 -
SUMMARY

Errors-DoyIe. Wilson. Casey rwo-base hits
Van Haltren, Hail. Wilson. ST. vrain ?.
Stolen bases-Blankenship. Brashear Egan.
Lynch Sacrifice hit-Wiliams. Double play
Smith to Hall. Bases on balls-On Overall
l. off ST. Vrain 2. Hit by pitcher-By VIII
nams 1, by st. vrain 1. Struck out-By Will
lia1ns g by Overall 2. by ST. Vrain 2 Hits
on williams IL. of overall O. Off ST. vrain 8.
Left on bases-Seattle 9, Tacoma TO- Time of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes Umpire
OConnell
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GIrMMARY

Stolen bases-Bernard Wheeler Errors--
Flood. BERNARD. Mccreedle. Beck. Pwo-b base
hits-~fhase schmser. steeman, Bernard, sac
Angeles 2. Portland J. Left on bases-I.os
Angeles 7, Portland q. First base on called
bails-Dn Gray l. Struck 0ut--f3y Gray T. by
Butler 3. Double play-fpes 20 Smith. hit
by pitched bai--Wheeier Time 0f game-One
hour and 30 minutes. DmDire-Me Donald
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OVERALL is SENT TO BENCH.
Seattle's Heavy Hitters Bombard the
Big College Mans Offerings.

SEATTLE, June Seattle won to-
days game easily, hitting Overall for
five singles and a double in the sec
ond inning. Williams was steady and
kept the hits well scattered. Score:
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SOLDIERS MAKE DISTURBANCE re-
port was sent to the Park Police station last
nlRnt tnat a number of intoxicated soldiers
were running riot near the CHI House Sta
tion Keeper McGovern Immediately dispatched
squad Of officers 10 the scene but they ar
rived to ascertain that no damage had been
the Preside,
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BABY FOUND IN THE BAY--A new born
babe was found floating. wrapped in a news
paper, In the bay on Fishermens wharf last
night. The child was a male and the police
have no clew on which to work to ascertain
how It came to be there.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First Race-Mildred L, Happy Hoo
Hgan, Burrows.
Second Race-Conundrum, Wissen-
dine, FerOnia.
Third Race-Limerick Girl, Milton
Young, Arlena.
Fourth Race-Behoove, KingsteIle,
John Doyle.
Fifth Race-Sol Smith, King Fox
III, Lady Fonse.
Sixth Race-Mainspring, Easter
Walters, Algonquin.
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Ambition is a pipe dream preceded by
horrible nightmare and followed by
a rude awakening when the pipe goes
out.
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Iron Man" McGinnity Scores
His Eleventh Consecutive
Victory on Polo Grounds
JOE CORBETT A LOSER
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
(NATIONAL LEAGUE)

NEW 1ORht June o.-AlluOuSn
New York made only three hits off
Phillippi. the locals beat the Pittsburg
team. McGinnity was we'll supported
and BOwerman's timely hits were re-
sponsible for the Iron Man s.
eleventh consecutive victory. Attend
ance. 5000. Score:
RitssoqTS PaI TSr,, ;''..''.''''.'...''...-''
Ne% 5ii,, ;rd ts. S,f,cr,
and Warner, UmPires-Emslie and o'Day-
PHILADELPHIA. June S--Fraser's steady
Philadelphia to defeat St. Louis to-day. Cor
bett was well supported, but his lack Of con-
troll was costly, three OF the four passes result
ing in runs. Attendance. 1900. Score:
St; Louis. ;;;.............-.......-5
Bsttsriss@cof6ett and Grady Fraser and
BRooKLYYNs june s.-By defeating Chicago
to- day Hanlon's men helped the New Yorkssto
first place in the pennant race. The locals
played an errorless game, while Poole kept
the hits q the visitors well scattered. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
Gh5eSfo G46offen -......................... ...
Batteries-wicker. Brown and king; Poole
and Bergen Umpire-Zimmer-
BOSTON. June S.-Boston won extra in
ming game to-day by punching hits with Gin
cinnatis misplsys. after loose fielding had ap-
parently given the visitors safe lead. Willis
was wild and gave run By a balk Attend
anee, 400. Score:
r. "A. Z
6oston ---.----+.. Il
Batteries-Wimis and Needham; Elliott. Ksl-
Ium and schlei.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT. June S.-Detroit won a good
game from the BostOns to-day Winter pitched
well but Boston could not HIT Mullin after
the second inning Attendance. 1000 score.
Detroit ..-...-.. .................
Batteries-Mullin and Bullow; Gibson. Win
ter and Criger.
CHICAGO June s.-The features Of to-dsy's
game were the great number Of assists made
by the visitors Attendance. 200 Score
Chicago :.------ ---------.---.--- 10
Philadelphia -.------- --.--------
Batteries-Owsn and Sullivan; Plank. Bar
thold and Powers.
ST LOUIS. June s-The st. Louis Amer
leans defeated the Washington team here to-
and allowed only two hits Only
two Of the visitors reached third base. At
$500 Score
Sl- LOUIS -.------.--.- .-----A. Il.
Washington ..------. -.-...--....
Drill.
CLEVELAND. June s.-Powel had Cisve-
land at his mercy to-day. only three men
reaching first base. Cleveland only
secured on the lone base on halls and Hich-
mans two-bagger. Attendance. 25OO Score.
Cleveland --..-.-.. -.--------.---
New York -.-.---... il ID
Batteriss-Donahue and Abbott: Powell and
Mcclure.
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Portland

Totals 80 27 IA Totals 81 8 "a S
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.