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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

Tiu1e-:25IS. :4eA. 1:14A. 1:4o1s.
show. AS. Warte Nicht, place.
Mcbride -Ocypete. Trained by J.
When Iredeus broke down at tn
an enigma Gateway no speed.
aA~-~~~G~~s~~s~AA~~
S226. FOURTH RACE 3-1e mil
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7 Old4ssAV a II
RUNS AND HITS By INNING
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Joseph T. McMahon. Kings County r. c. defeated
CROKER. Siwanoy 7 c, Q $50
Mems Doubles ", y. Frazer and Joseph T.
McMahon, Kings County T. G., defeated Ausur
and CrozIer Swanoy T C.B-i. 90.
At Montclair a close struggle between
the athletic club and the knickerbocker
Field Club players resulted in two out Of
three win for the home team. All three
matches were three set affairs. In the singles
D. II. Hinck of the Montclair Athletic Club
came near losing to Allen of thu, Knicker-
booker Field Club. Steady work alone saved
the day. The contest in doubles. WAS also
a hot one. the Wis ors. Allen and Roberts.
coming out ahead after long struggle.
The scores
Mems singles H. Hinck. Montcair Athletic
Club, defeated Allen, Knckcrbocker Field Club
los. 80. IS; Frank Kidde. Montclair Athletic
club. defeated W. u. Rising. Kinckerbocker Field
Club "a, %. 60
Mems Doubles Allen and Roberts. Knicker
booker Field Club, defeated O. II. Hinck and Harry
Hoguc. Montolar a, c., IS, l-6 e.
With their pony team in the field the New
three by the New York Athletic Club PLAYERS
the former club, i2sd street and Manhattan
who had won the doubles, at Hartford on FIJI
home club. They failed to appear. however,
was put in the field Although they made a
the New York A. c, men. Roland Mallory,
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ISJX PASSENGERS HURT.
Trolley Car Collision Near the Car
Barn In Naspeth. Queens.

Several persons we're hurt and many
shaken up and frightened when two Brook
lyn Rapid Transit trolley cars came into
collision last evening little after 1Oo'clock
near the Maspeth car harm in Maspeth,
Queens. Six passengers we're painfully
injured. but all were able to go home after
wing their cuts and bruises dressed
Both cars we're crowded with men and
women who were homeward bound from
the picnic grounds in Queens borough.
The list Of hurt as compiled by the police
is as follows Max Schiller Of 2s7 East
Third street Marie Siderhardt Of l42 Lud-
low street, Sarah Lewis OF ia Madison
street, Samuel Greenbaum Of 35s East Tenth
street, Max Graf OF 247 Eldridge street,
Annie Goodman Of 40 Norfolk street,
Jennie Mann Of l07 Rivington street. all Of
Manhattan. and Joseph Dougherty of 1o4l
Dekalb avenue and Goldie Falsburg of
se7 Rockaway avenue, the last two living in
Brooklyn.
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BRICK FIRED AT NEW YORKS.
ALSO OTHEI MISSILES AND HARD
WORIS IN ST. LOUIS.
McGraw Swattea on the Head with an
Vmbreila-Tpuble Grows out OF Rag
Chewing Contest Between Him and
CrankS Champions Lose to Cardinals.

ST. LorIs, June s.-The New York team
went off the field alter losing to-day's game
under shower If missiles from the
blea cherries. The tpuble arose from a rag
chewing contest between the fans and Mctiraw,
In which forcble but not particularly choice
explosives were ndnl g,d in Some one threw
half of brick into he ranks Of the New
Works and another EXCEED Individual swatted
McGraw over the heal with an umbrella.
Police rushed in and Q,elled the disturbance,
after making two arrest. and the New Works
drove to their hotel srong force OF police
men protected the visitors until they were
we'll on their way to Their hotel
BY taking to-day's game. by score OF
TO 2. st. Louis broke evan with New York
on the series. The visitors started like
giants. but is the seventh inning proved to
be pysmt!es;, AZ s. t., Louis lated McGinnityy
all oyer the ffd IN the sehnth eleven men
Eight hits were made and seven runs re gistered.
IL was a sorry exhibition on the part Of the
Browne swatted the first bali pitched to
right field and Donln followed with triple
70 the bulletin board on The frs ball pitched
McGann's ont to Shannon. only once after
this was New 4prker within Striking de
ponn Of Snd IN the At sse
plate when he and Mccain attempted to pull
of a double steal.
In the first tVe innings only fourteen Car
dnals faced McGinnity. In the sixth Clarke
doubled to left and the first OF the locals came
troubles for tho Iron Man began. Arndt
the first man up caught ball in the ribs
The next two up were safe on hunts. Brain
sneled, scoring Arndt and Beckley. Brain
rilfored second and Clarke walked. Warner
drove to right, and Brain Was thrown out
at the plate. Taylor made a scratch hit,
on Arndts rap 10 right. Taylor taking third
and coming home on force out OF Arndt.
The score:
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BATTING AND FIELDING.
Work OF the New York Americans and Ma.
tionnis and the Brooklyn Team.

The New York Americans are pursuing
the uneven tenor OF their way along the sche d.
ule, batting just about as lightly or as heavily
as In the last three weeks. The homo run
department OF the game was somewhat i'm
proved during last week. Keeler heads the list
Of batters. and ls twenty five points ahead OF
Conroy. who is second Conroy leads in base
stealing.
There is a good lot OF hitting being done
by the Nationals. Strang has the top place
In the list. having batted .a4s for twenty
seven games. Donlin and Bresnahan of the
regulars are also in the 400 class; and Nc
legged division, The long hits of the cham
pons make mighty total, ~ being good for
the best base stealer In the team. He has
twenty one theveries to his credit. Amee
has taken part in twelve games and has
struck out elghty-siX men.
Lumley is the leader but, he Is far from the
star class. Both he and Batch. however
have Atty hits to their credit Hall, who
has played In two recent games for the
Brooklyns, has fielding record Of 900. But
Tho statistics up to and including Satur-
days games are:
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ROWING.
News From Henley-What the Harlem
Crews Did YESTERDAY

The latest report from Henley is to the
effect that the preparation Of Leander for
the visiting Veepers Is progressing to suit
the tastes OF the most exaoting EnglishmeI,
and crack crew has been selected R. H
Nelson. an ex-Cambridge crack, will act as
stroke and two other Cantab men In p H.
Thomas and B. r. Winthrop Smith will have
places in the crew. Then there Is Guy MIC
kalls. for years famous as a sculler and several
times winner Of the Diamond SOULS. The
others are F. J. Escombe. r. B. Etherin gton-
Smith. H. A. Stewart and C. T. Stewart, a
quartet OF watermen Of the front rank Owing
to this pick. Third Trinity Cam bridge will
be an absentee from the Grand" and II is
not yet known what will really come for the
event from the colleges. Great care has been
dates have been sIfted to nine men. all
T'9 ;R sn !sTIs IssoFf' W. 13sy
F. :. Hay.curTie. W R. GasFei and g. K
Of the, Thames r. C. has been selected for
SsssiE Ra$;,Sal + '"
Q. PuSh.s 8. Harrtson-Jones. H. Messom and
seos' aSei9 S s9 " ia. o s.a IA
T +. SISicss,s9al Las, yssr If unasr3
totcu tue Shuduldll anu WIS not SO wei Iu'Sl.
up for scuiling, as he had done a lot o! sweep
rowing which detracted from his sped
more or less. The oyiontan has had ;c'v
shell built by Sims and is reported 20 be scu.,-
matters 40 easy. G. s. Fox. Who ofoae he
record for the Dian onds 81. Years ago.
has entered and the tuss.a hctwra: the pair
ID expected to be the feature 81 th- coming
Henley. The other entries are tio It" 4 the
London r. c. Guy RiXon. Kingston Z G.; ". I.
BlacEstaffe and y Fitte of the Nesta l.. c.
Two German scullers have entered.
The three regattas III July Philadelphia.
Long Island and New YORK Bay arr, keeping
the Harlem crews nj Work and despite the
The Nassau senior "I.hi which will 90 over
to Philadelphia on the Fourth. took a long
pull with Coach Johnny smith directing the
work Walter Cleary. who will try for the
senior stng giles at the Quaker City, took a long
pull as far as Fordhaln Heights Landing
John Joseph Francis MUlCahy and William
varley Of the Atalauta BE- who will row in
the Hamburg Royal Regatta, Germany.
next month had their last Sunday row yes
terday. and went Glenn to the Hudson and
back. a distance Of about seven miles. They
will sail next Saturday on the steamship
Patricia. and the critics think they have
bully chance OF victory
Austin and Gardner OF III" Harlem Rowing
terday. They were out in double zig and
a little north Of the railroad brid g. capsi2ed,
and the swift running current swept them
into the abutment They poor swim.
mers and after an exciting rescue were landed
safe on the Harlem float Ryan and O'Brien
will carry the Harlem colors In the junior
doubles a Philadelphia on July {.
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NORQUINST'S ROAD RACE.
Newcomer Captures FIT! Vile Handicap
Event Over Merrick Course.

Starting from a handicap mark of thirty
minutes. J. \. Norauinst of New York city.
practically an unknown rider. Yesterday won
Merrck road on Long Island, promoted BY
the Century. Road Club of America The
course was from Valley Stream to Bellmore
and return. Two laps completed the dis
tance fifty miles. Nearly 5000 persons saw
the race, in which some OF the best road riders
in the United States started
In spite OF the high wind and sandy stretch
of road near the Bellmore end of the course.
very fast time was made by the riders First
time prize went to August Hursn, with
handicap Of ten minutes, who covered the
course in ? hours - minutes 81 seconds,
The finish between the scratch men was close.
Only one-f fifth of a second separated them
at the tape. Charles Sher wood OF The Pellet
team led, and close behind HIM were Oscar
J. NJ. Elmer. H. /. Lind and Gus Perden,
The usual number of spills occurred. but
none Of the riders was injured. There were
eiehtv-seven starters. nearly all OF whom
finished
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BrOOkiyns.

Home runs Lumley, ,. Batch, 2 Sheckard. /
Total S. Three base hits Sheckard :. Batch, s.
Lumey.-2 Bahb, ?. Dobos' Ritter, Bergen,
Sheckart. g. Ritter S: Batch. 4 Babb. Gessser. 3.
Mclntyre. 3 Bergen. :? MALAY. /. Total. q
Ritter. s. Batch. I; pobbs. g. Bergen. ?; Malay, q
Mcintyre |, Scanon |. Gesser, / HALL, Total. Al.
Sheckard 8, Batch. 4. Baob, 4. Mcintyre, p Jones.
Strcklcu. L. Doeschcr. /: Scanlon. !; Eason. l.
Malay. /: Mitchell. |. Total. As
Double plays Fifty one.
Struck out BY Mcintyre rs games>. ST; by
EaSon ~ games, b. ~ Jones a. games, 81.
b '"anon ~ games, IS by Stricklett 90 games,
o. Docscher Csgames H. by Mitchell nsRamesD
otal. is3 First base on balls on Mcintyre,
80 OF Scanlon. 80 on Rason, 81. on Jones. 81. OF
s,rlckIsi,; IA on poesshsti on Mitchell Total,
Jones 2, Scanlon. 2? Total. o Ralks Fason. i.
Strickctt, !, Total ?. Passed balls Bergen, ?,
Ritter 2 Total, 4
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GONE FOR PAUL JONEs's BODY.
Admiral Siysbees Squadron Sailed rester'
day for CherbOurg.

Rear Admiral Sigsbee's squadron, con-
sasting Of the cruisers Brooklyn. Tacoma.
Chattanooga and Galveston. which Is
going to Cherbourg to get the body Of Paul
Jones, left anchorage of Tompkinsville
yesterday afternoon and put to sea, pass
ing cut at the Hook at $40. Admiral
sigsbee expects to make the trip In about
thirteen DAYS. The flagship Brooklyn can
cover the distance in nine days, but she has
70 keep the pace OF the slowest vessel OF
the squadron. The ceremonies attending
the transfer OF the body will take place in
Paris about July I. and the next day the
squadron will sail for Chesapeake Bay,
landing the body at Annapolis. where 1t
will be buried.
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Highest temperature. 90. 5 p. NJ,

Highest temperature. no. r. NJ
WARRINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For eastern Nsp York. Nsp Jtrstv and eastern
Pennsplronfa. partly cloudy and continued udrm
10 day and TO moron; light TO fresh SCUM uind'
The District OF Columbia and Maryland, partly
cloudy and continued warm to day and prob
ably 10 morrow light south winds
For Delaware. partly cloudy TO day and to-
morrow; light to fresh south winds.
For New England partly cloudy TO day with
.howe,s In east portion; partly cloudy 10 NOR
row, uQht to fresh south winds. except northeast
to pas, on the Maine coast.
For western Pennsylvania and western New
York, partly cloudy and continued warm TO day
and probably tomorrow: light 10 fresh south
winds.
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MRS. ROTHSCHILD HURT.
She Sprains Her Ankle in Getting Out Of
an Aut ON obtle.

Lone BRANCH, n. j., June is.-While
out automobiling last evening Mrs. l.. F..
Rothschild of New York sprained her
ankle in hastily getting out Of the machine.
Or. H c. Frauenthal was running the
machine on Ocean avenue, West End. in
the wake Of a carriage owned by DR.. Edwin
Sternberger. The driver of the carIia &c
stopped his horse without warning. DR..
Fra uenthal in order to prevent collision
shut off the power and put on the brake
Mrs Rothschld was thrown from her
seat and in trying to get out Of the vehicle
uas injured
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New York Nationals.

Nr"le runs-Dahlen, 8: DoLln, o N.rITbnh, 8.
Mtt.,w,on. 2: strans. /: Browne. l. Mrr,es, /.
Dev!in. / Total, II. Three base n.ts- DonIin, !;
Ncy!L,. S Browne. & Mertes. T. h.eSnahan. 2.
S,r4ig. /: Mccain, |. Dahlcn. /: M,GInni'y. J..
T.y,pr. !, Total. n. Two base ~, hrrSnshan.
Il: pnadn, 10: Mccain, o. Meftr,, :: Jnhlrn q,
i5owcrnan. g Mathewson. 3 Taylor. /. Total. u
stolen bases Dcvln 81 Dah!en, Y: Donn. l.,
Mertes II: Browne, D. Mcttann. I BrrSnahan, i.
Gilbert. g. Roncrman. s. Straug. /. Clarke. l. Elliott,
Total So. sacrifice hits --McGann, $. Gilbert. ,
Donlln / Strang. ! Browne. l. Dahrn, 1, Bowernian
McrteS. 3; Bresnahan. s. TAILOR. g. D-vIn /,
Mathrwsou. /: Ames. /. Total q.
Douhlc 1lays-1hirty tour
Struck out ny Anes q? games, Sc; By Mathew,
son is games, "a. by Wl,se "a games, 40 by
McGlnnlty ~ games. u, by Taylor l3 games
30 by Elliott 2 Total. ?s7. First base on balls -.
on AmeS. a.; or Mathrwson. 20: Of Wilts- = on
Mctilnnltv, H. oF TAYLOR Is: oil Elliott. 2. Tota .
III Wild pitches Am-s. 49, Mathrw>on, g. lay
Ior. D. WitSe. 8 McGnniiy ?. Total. - Bah
Matnrwson. /. Passed balls-Bresnanan. 4, 10"
ernan. 3. Total. :.
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APHASI4 VICTIM RECOGNIZED.
Had Been In Bellevue for Days and
Couldn't Recall His Name.

An aged man who wandered into Belle
vue Hospital on May 10 suffering with
aphasia and who has been unable to recall
his ma me or his address since that time
was identified yesterday as George Mitchell,
farmer, of West Township, Albany county,
New York. He was recognized by Samuel
Forster Of $40 Hicks street, Brooklyn. who
had been searching for him
Forster said that Mitchell had SINH lar
attack twenty years ago. The hospital
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BroOklNn's Free Baths.

The free swimming baths in Brooklyn
which have been repaired and painted
have been lowed to their piers along the
ryer front and will be thrown open to
the public tomorrow. There are Ave, and
they will be at the foot OF North Henry
street Noble street, Conover street. Dock
street and Fifty-second street. In each
hath there will be life savers and instructors
in swimming. The baths accommodated
over 900. 600 bathers last summer.
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New York Americans.

Keeler, 2: Chase, 2; Kleinow. L. Ortiz. l. Total. 49,
THREE T base rconrooy s nousnerty, ,Issger 4
Conroy, g. Villa ms O. Keeler. I; MCGUIRE, a Kleinow,
Total, IS.
- stolen ba.es;m.Conroy, IL, Fu.s Ii Chase; g;
Yeager. Kleinow. !, Ortiz /: Mcclure. l. Total
q Sacrifice .rl 'sokeeler H. Wiliams o. Ghass
eriy, ?: kleinow, !; Hosg. /. Total. IS,
Double plays-Thirty six,
Struck out-By Hogg as games. 90; BY Orth
ne games. IS; by Cheshire IS games, 81; by Powell
rs games %, By, On NTH % games. II; BY Putnam
Is games. y Total ia First base on balls
on Hogg - on Powell. 81 of Orth. %; OF CHESHIRE
r. M,,t on pp,,mfnn 20 OF Gris g. To'f povs III
2 Grifrith. 2 Putnam !. Total 10. Balks- Hogg,
s. Passed balls -klelnow. 5. Mcclure. 2 Total 7.
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F. NJ Caldwell and g. S Bryan. Wyeth,
captured the only match for the home club
defeating Mallory in straight sets. The
doubles was q close affair. both the sets going
to deuce The scores.
New York Tennis Club vs.. New York Athletic
Club Mems singes-G, Lorraine Wyeth. New York
Tennis club, defeated Roland Mallory. New York
Athletic Club. O. 3, q .. G.. 6. Bryan, New York
Athletic Club, defeated Simon T. Roberts. New
York Tennis Club. s-6. Ct
Mems doubles Roland Mallory and T. NJ, Cauld-
well. New York Athletic Club. defeated G, Lorraine
Wyc,h and Dlron +, Roberts. New York Tennis
Club, IS. l0-s
on the courts of the Kings County Tennis
Club play in the handicap giles was continued
on Saturday. Class n was decided in favor
OF J.. I. Moore, who defeated H. II. Waugh
in the final by three sets TO one.
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Secretary Hay Expected In Washington on
Tuesday.

WASHINGTON. June ls,-Secretary of
State Hay is expected to return to Wash
ngton on Tuesday. although his plans are
not definitely made. He has not com
municated with the State Department con-
corning his intentions, A private telegram
70 friends here. however, says that Mr..
Hay will probably be in Washington on
that day.
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Outing Party Finds . Baby,

An outing party alighted from trolley
car on Avenue c. near the Morris Canal,
bayonne. ~ j.. yesterday, and headed
woods they were startled by the cries
Of baby. Several women in the party
made a search and found a healthy and
well dressed two weeks old boy cuddled
up in a pink worsted shawl and being
ffeasted upon by mosquitoes. The child
the waif to the Bayonne Hospital.
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Waterman Burned: 3S Horses sated.

George Ellsworth, a Waterman in the
stable Of John Dinkelmeier at 3ls Devoe
street, Williamsburg. persisted in a fire
last night which destroyed the building.
There we're twenty-five horses In the place
and all were rescued by policemen and
man was alive until his body was found In
the ruips
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Pat Doukherty as a Pitcher.

STAMFORD. Conn. June ls.-Clark Griffith
Is said to be looking for a good pitcher To-
day Pat .Dougherty4 his left fielder. allowed
team only Ave scattered hits and beat them
5 10 2 Dougherty. pitched for stamford
and showed all his old time cunning
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CHICAGO

First base on orror>-Sh!chSO, |. Left on bases
Chicago. 4 Brooklyu, a Two base nits { hance,
Evers, GesSer Three base hit Malonry. Sac
rihcc hi, King stolen ba>cs-Tinker. Dobhs.
brown. Chance Double plays Mitchell, Babb
and ticS,ler: Malorcy and Tinker. Struck
Ry Brown. g. by Mitchell, ?. First base on balls
ON Mitchell. ?. Bak-lrown. Umpire O'Iiay.
Time hour and - minutes. Attendance 1850"
cINcISNArI. II. BOSTON ~. IL. 2
CISCINSATI June is Tn. Reds bat'cd Young
at VIII to day and won as they pleased from the
B,stnns The
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fItst base on crrors Ntwa,k, |. Montreal. ?.
Left on bases Newark. o. Montreal, S First
base on bal>-OH Morarty, /: OF Mccarthy. 3:
OH .Pappalau, 3, Struck oa, by Moriary, 3;
Morar;y. Stolen bases-Swander. Gatlns. Double
plays .Cockman: Common and Gatins; oHasan
and Mailing. Hit BY pcher-By Pappalsu, |.
Wild pitches-McCa rthy ~; Pappalsu. y I'm.
pre-Hasseu. Time i hour andl 55 minutes.
AT PROVIDENCE.
n. H r.
BufTalo ........... q q 90 |
Providence ...... q o q q n o. 2
Batteries -Milllsan and McAlll'trr Poole and
Jacktsch.
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At St Joseph-Colorado Springs. s. St ioScph,l
At Omaha-Omaha. I: Denver.
Al Des No,nes --Dcs Moines, 5; Sioux City. o.
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Ti'RF.
,ONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
HORSES AND CARWIAGES

St Charles. Mich. Feb. 2sth. 1905
year ago had valuable horse WIN bog spa, SPAIN
We waited year TO see II cure was permanent
and now recommend 1t to any one. r,eo,.
II II. SANDERSON.
500 all dealers. Send for copy oi g,iaIan!er
booklet on all lameness and letters. TRo> CHEM
lCAL co, BnGhamton. y. y,
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Two base hits Barry, NeedhNm, Raymer. Over
all Home run Seymour stolen base tarrv.
Double pays Barry and CorCoran Corcoran,
HucCinS and Barry. First has" on balls on
overall. 4 oil Young .. Struck out-Bv Overall 3:
hy Young |. Sacrifice hltS Overall, Kelley.
Wild ritch Overall. Umpire Fmsl-. T!me-i
hour and ~ minutes.
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New York State League.
NeAtern League.

Al Johns'own Binghamton. s. A G., 4
Al Albany-Albany, 4; WilkeSbarre, o
Al Troy-Troy. 4: Scranton. 2
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A. Observation-Disclosures, I; Milwaukee.
Al Louisville Louisville. 4. Minneapolis. l.
AZ Toledo-St. Paul. s. Toledo. s.
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pitched good steady ball to-day and the hrs
were even. but all the luck broke against
Brooklvn. \ bas" on balls in the second inn
ing WAS the chief factor IN a run and Lun.-
ley's nun in the sixth resulted i'll another
i ln
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HARNESS AND RIDING SADDLES
Il arnnSS 80 and ~ ~

Buggy Harness. 80 and 100.
Swiss Brcas, Collar Surrey Harness % 90. Team
Harness 2l. 90, Silver Swiss Collar Runabout har-
ness. IS 90. English Saddles. $50. Astride Saddles
10 o. Pony Saddles and Harness: Sheets. o. cents
Lap busters rs cents. coolers, IS.
PETERS HARNESS AND SADDlERf co"
IS West Broadway. near Chambers St. upstairs
bruises 81 4 bottle with booklet.
PIXINE CHEM CO.. Troy. y. Y.
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Southern League.

~ acknowledgements. a: shreveport, !.
Il! New orleans-Sew Orleans, 2: Little ROCK. .
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EASTERN LEiGI +.


NEWARK. \. MONTREAL, ?
The Newark, defeated the NOntrcals easily at
Newark yesterday. GatlnS's work al short and
Homes $ brilliant running catch were tho features.
The score
,pE
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ST. LOUIS
TU'n'i. :? = TO
'patred for NcGinnity IA !. = eighth inning,

..-., torK. ...-.. .,.... o q o %
Two base hi, Clarke. Tnree base hts-Donlin
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b SOS McGann. Brain. HI by p'tcaer-Iy &cG'E.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

Games Scheduled Tor To-day.
AMERICAN LHAouR.
Chicago In New York: Cleveland In Washington:
ST. Louis In Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Cincinnati: Brooklyn In Pittshurg;
Philadelphia In Chicago; Boston In 81. Louis.
EAsTERN LIAouE,
Jersey City in Baltimore: Providence In Newark.
Montreal In Toronto Buffalo In Rochester.
Baseball To-day. 4 ?. NJ American League