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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
NEW RECORD FOR
TIDAL STAKES
Sysonby Runs Mile and Quarter in
2:05 Flat.
COPS A PURSE OF $4,000
is A HOT FAVORITE AT ODDS or
NINE TO TEN.

New York. June Thames r. Keeue' s
Sysonby, with NicoI in the saddle. won
the Tidal stakes of $4,000. one mile and
quarter, at Sheepshead Bay today.
Sysonby, who was making his first han
dicap on May 1, was in the best pos
sible condition. having worked one mile
and d quarter in 300, and the books
made him hot favoTite at to 10. He
ran the distance today in 2-05, which is
a new record for the stake.
Captain S. 5. Browns Agile, paying
even money for the place, was second,
and Sydney Pagets Csirngorn. second
choice, third. The Tidal stake is one
of the features on the Coney-
Island Jockey clubs programme. 1t was
1zrst run in 1850, and has been won by
som of the greatest horses America
has ever seen. The gross value OF the
stake is $4,000, of which $1,000 goes to
the winner. s250O to the second horse,
and $3.50 to the third.
out of the original SIX entries. two
were scratched Sydney Paget withdrew
Tradition depending on Cairngorn to
carry his colors to victory, and ] T.
Madden declined the issue with Hot
Shot
Perfect weather prevailed, and fully o.
0g0 persons witnessed the racing
THE RESULTS
First race. six fuTlOngS- BrOomstick
won, Bank second, Zeala third. Time
Second race, miIe-Geranium won.
Chimney Sweep second, Uncle Urigh
third Time-1:40 So
Third race, five furlongs- won.
Inquisitor second, SUfficiency third.
Time-1.O0 Is
Fourth race. the Tidal stakes. s2nOoo.
mile and enthusiastically, 1875. (NicoD
to 10. won; Agile, 1876 CNartin) 2 10 2
second; CairngOrn. 126. CIV. Davis). ) TO
? third Time-2:05. Migrane ran.
Fifth race. five MISUNDERSTANDING
won, Consistent second. Aviston third.
Time-I:N9 %
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth on
tUTf-MOnSieur BeaUCaire won. Woodsau
second Stamping Ground third. Time
la As.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
FIGHTERS GAZE.
TOWARD OGDEN
Pugilistic Limelight Centered on
Junction City.
BIG MILL TOMORROW NIGHT
WHEN GARDNER AND Stiff PRE-
SENT COMPLIMENTS.

George Gardner viii meet Billy Stiff at
Ogden tomorrow night, and from all in
dications the bout should be a good one.
Gardeners reputation is well known in
this state, and Billy Stiff has a six-round
decision over Mike Schreck which gives
him good line of dope on Gardner. who
was beaten By SChTeck
Stift and his manager. Sig Hart have
been in Salt Lake for the past two
weeks. where Stiff has been training
faithfully for the bout. and they have
MADE many friends in the city, who think
they will be able to give Gardner ali nc
wants.
The winner of the match is out with
challenge to meet Schreck and HO-
gan man says he is willing If a suit
able purse can be secured.
special train will leave Salt Lake
tomorrow night for the contest and will
return Immediately after the light 4
large-Sized advance sale in this city
would Indicate that d number Of local
sports viii Journey To the Junction CITY
TO sec the mill. The men fight at catch
weights
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
BISHOP HAS TROUBLE
WITH LIVERY MAN

Marysville, June 1.-THE case of Biddv
Bishop. who was charged by J. ". Mock.
a local livery stableman. Of having over
driven Hverty team recently was dis
missed in Judge Raishs court this morn
ing. The case has excited keen interest
here and Mock's attitude in the affair
was severely criticised, as it was zeDer-
ally known that Bishop had committed
no offense and it was shown that ne WIS
being imposed upon by stable-keeper.
who was using the police court as a
means OF shaking Bishop down for a RI
diCulous amount Waldo S. johnson de-
tended Bishop In the case and refused
10 accept one cent for his services. Bish-
op ieft this afternoon for San Francisco.
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saItair, June II, Ladies. day
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STANDING OF RIDERS
Hopper Still Leads the Pros, While
Wilcox Is the Best
Amateur.

y c. Hopper still leads at the Saucer
track in the table of wins this season
INC other riders have gained somewhat on
Hopper the past week. but he stiiI has q
safe lead Both liver Lawson and Samuel
SON late corners in the game, are climbing
up the ladder and will probably push Hop
per for the lead within a week or two.
The standing of the riders to date, as
compiled by Manager Heagren of the
track. follows:
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MeHaIe Signs With Boise.

From Spokane comes the information
that Jimmy McHale has been signed BY
Boise TO play in the outfeld. McHaIe
has beer with Seattle all season. but il
Is said, has received good inducements to
Join the Infants McHale is one OF the
best outfielders that has ever played in
this league. and he will greatly strength
en- the Boise out-garden
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
YALE 8: PRINCETON 5
Jackson's Delivery Wins Intercolle-
giate Championship for
Sons of Eli.

New York. June 1I--Seventeeu thous-
and persons saw Yale win the third and
deciding game for the baseball champion
ship Of 1873 between Yale and Princeton
at the Polo grounds today. Yale's VIC
tory was somewhat unexpected. but II
was gained by a fairly good margin. the
final score being to against the New
Jersey college. Princeton won the first
of the series with a score OF is TO =, and
ale won the second with "A score Of >
10 ,. From the first to the seventh in
ming of todays game Princeton was un-
able to solve Jacksou's delivery and Yale
outplayed the New JCrseymen at every
point In the seventh the PTinCeto nians,
encouraged by the songs and cries of their
partisans braCed up. Score:
Princeton - -.---2 0 0 0 o %
Yale -...........2 { 0 0 I 0 1 9-S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
DATE SET FOR
TOURNAMENT
Tennis Clubs of City to Play Handi-
cap Doubles.
FIRST ROUND TO BE JULT I
FINALS WILL BE ON MILLER
COURTS ON THE FOURTH.

The suggestion in last Sundays Her
aid to hold an interclub handicap dou-
bic tournament has been taken up by
the Intermountaiu association. and al
ready that association has issued its
call to each club to name its team by
the cath inst. to Bernard Froiseth I'm
the COmms rCiaI block
The meet will be held on the Miller
courts, the first round to be played sat
Urday afternoon. July /, and the finals
the morning of the great national hoi--
day A handsome trophy has be D
purchased to go to the club represented
by the winning team.
The matches AT the various courts
20 decide which teams shall go to the
general tournament are now I'm prog
ress. Raymond viii probably repre-
sent the East Side club, with Smith as
MS partner. Smith is making good
Roadway. and it is believed the team
would represent its club well.
Country Club Selects Team.
The Country club jockeyed for place
yesterday afternoon and the winning
team was David Taylor and J. W3lCOtt
Thompson. Both Of these men know
the science of the game, and need only
some practice to get back to IN ir old
AoIfll- lntN MAKE a team W lAltii liEttsN
little handicap from any other team
in the city.
At the Miller and r street courts the
teams are still prOblematical- Walker
Salisbury is going from home. which
makes II not unlikely that the Roberts
brothers viii cola bOrate- Mr.. Garnet.
at the Third South street court. viii
probably name a strong team, and. II
military duties do not preclude, the
garrison at Fort Douglas may b. de
pended upon to enter the lists With
the entries in next Saturday the COM
mittee will meet and publish on the
following Wednesday the official ham
dicapping and all details necessary I'm
the starting of the meet. An official
record of the tournament will be kept
and regularly published for the con-
sideratiOn of all players
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
PARK CITY v. BELL PHONES
Locals Strengthen to Meet Miners
Play Logan Next
Tuesday.
(SpeciaI to Tho Herald

Park City, June 1.-THE local team OF
ball players will cross bats with the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone CO. s
team from Salt Lake tomorrow afternoon
on the Park City diamond at $50.
The telephone team is to be strength
encd considerably. Park City will line up
In this order; Max g Crist OF Crawford.
p; Clark. ! b.; Napkins. b.; ButterfieId
3 b q; Bates, S.; Ryan, r. f.; Bradley, C.
T.. and Spillman, / {.
The next game to be played by the Park
team is with the strong Logan bunch
Wednesday afternoon AT Lagoon, where
the ]. o O. r excursion from this place
will be run. Should this game be won by
the miners, Eureka will be forced to play
Park City or the amateur championship
viii be claimed by this place
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GARDNER is READY.
Thinks He Will Surely Beat Billy
Stiff
Especial to The Herald
~ - $780, - -

Especial to The HeraId)
Ogden, June I.-"GeOTge Gardner is a
sure winner is the general opinion OF
the Ogden fight fans. They are confident
that Gardner will put Stiff away. al
though II is generally admitted that the
Lowell lad has a worthy opponent They
base their opinion upon the wonderful i'm
provement in Gardner's appearance since
his go with Mike Schreck. At that time
they say. Gardner face was sallOW and
bore unmistakable evidence Of an unfit
physical condition Now he looks the
picture of health and If anything. looks
better than when he fought his memorable
battle with Jack Root
Today Gardner teiephoned from his
training quarters at the Oaks and stated
that he never felt better in his life.
George closed hard work today by a
couple of hours rowing on Ogden river.
after which he punched the bag. skipped
the rope and SPARED few rounds. lie
VIII rest over Sunday. possibly taking
short run up the canyon. coming TO the
city about 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
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BOISE 8, SPOKANE ?.
Indians Weakened by Loss of Two
Players.

Spokane. Wash June 1.-THE Spokane
team, weakened by the jumping Of Lewis
and Mdrtinke TO the Puget Sound league
and diSCrganized by the uncertainty OF
other men playing In the positions of the
deSeTreTS. was an easy victim for Boise
today In addition Steltz pitched a good
game for the visitors and was backed up
in fautlesS style SteltZ struck out his
opponents when they threatened to make
runs On the other hand fitzpatrick was
easy when his teammates made errors and
q number of long hits added to his dis
Ccmfiturc. The game. however. was
fighting one until tho seventh inning.
when Boise got so far ahead that the
fans lost interest. Spokane Infield was
more unsteady than usual but had hard
chances to handle.
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Left Ear in Bad Shape.
How Arm Was Broken.

How did you hurt your left arme-'
Broke the arm in one of my first
fight. Nelson replied I was blocking
right swing for the ribs. The fellow
was wearing stiff heavy bandages inside
his gloves, and he Clipped d piece Oft
the end of my elbow | had it examined
by Dr. Muller. the great surgeon who
came over here to assist DR.. Loreuz. He
says il won't bother me so long as [
don't try to raise the left arm too high
or try to punch straight with it. 1 can
hook with it all right though, and I can
nearly always hook il into a fellow 5
ribs
In view of the great handicap of this
lOng-crippled left arm. Nelson's long list
OF victories is all the more remarkable
Nelson has never used alcohol OF to-
baCCO
And 1 am never going to touch them. 80
he says. I've got a few thousand in
the bank and my father and mother have
five houses now to collect rents from
i N going home in a few days-pretty
near my first visit in two years. Then
/ m going to San Francisco to meet
Britt / won't notice any other chaIleu-
ges. because I've got $3.50 forfeit up TO
take Britt first"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
IN COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
How City Amateurs Stand in Race
For the Championship.

The teams of the Commercial league
have played another series around this
week, and the Dubei Tailors are the
only team that can claim clean record
of no defeats. These games are attract
ing more attention each week The
teams are composed of some of the fast
est amateur players in the city. Their
standing up to date. as compiled BY the
secretary of the league, is as follows:
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Buns BY the Elders.

Two hits and an error broke me ice
for the Elders in the fourth 4 hit
hatsmaH. a safe hit an Out and "A
passed ball scored Peer in the seventh
The remaining runs came in the
eighth. when the Ogden bunch got ii
little loose coincident with d gentle con-
cert of hits. It looked like another run
or two in the ninth, when there were
two on bases with none out. but
double play broke all that UD. Ogden
had three double plays. two of them
aided largely by dopey base work.
Today. with the grounds lin III shape.
there should be great Improvement.
The business opens at 8 o'clock I'm the
afternoon. Tt was said last night that
Wright would pitch for salt lake and
Thompson for Ogden This may prove
70 be the case
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State of Ohio. city of Toledo. Lucas

COUnty-sS--
Frank J. Cheney makes odtn that h.
is senior partner of the firm u T. j.
Clancy & Co. doing business In the City
aud that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR each
and every case of CataTrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of Halls tatarru
cure. FRANK J. CHEN EE-
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
my. presence, this 9th day # December.
a D. 1886 A " GLEASON
SeaI1 Notary T'1ni5r
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken IEtarnaGTr.
and acts directly on the blood ard mt
cous surfaces or the system send for
testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. %.
Sold ny all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for Cpusti0z-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

~. Louis. june 17.-Without apparently
1a|f trying Christie MathewSon held the
81 Louis team perfectly safe during the
voluntarily retired WiltSc pitched great
r IL Z.
Hs-ter.-s-N IcFarisnd and zearfoss:
Earned rtlus-St Louis. ., New York. 6
FWC-i1Isg bitS-Shdy. shannon, MCCan-
uru- Homo ruu-Braiu. Base on balls
oft MathcwSoa. J. struck out-By Math-
sNsuu. 3, by Wiltsc- CmpirCs-kiem
ana Johnstcne.
Pittsburz June I'm the ninth inning.
when two were out Clark bsttcd for
ihiiUpi and with 4 two-baESer brought
RitcEcr Iu from second. the tieing run III
the tenth Lcach'S three-baEger and
Na'ker's long fiv won the game Attend
RI. Z
P E5iiiil 7. g. --------.--.---'--.
PhiHppi. RobcrtaiITle and
Peitz- Corridor and Doom. Two-base hit
Clark. Tnree-ha hits-Leach- Court
uey. Base on ballS-Off Corridor. -
Struck out-Ey Phnippi ;; by Corridor. >.
Jmuire-Bausewine
Cincinnati o. June I7-WiIlis held Gin
cinnati Ia check until the seventh inning.
when TWO bases on balls. two stolen bases
and two singles gave the locals three
runs and commanding lead Attend
anCC 400. Score:
Z. II l.
Cincinnati ........ ....--...-...--5 10 @
Batteries-Walker and SchIei: willis
and Needham. Two-base hits-Tenney.
Kelley. Three-baSe hits-OldWelI Dele
hautTy Barry. Seymour Base on balls
OFF Walker. 8. off Willis g. Struck out
By Walker. 8; by Willis, J. Umpire
EmSlic-
Chicago ChicaEo- Brooklyn game post
pOned on account OF rain.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Chicago hicaEo- Brooklyn game post
pOned on account OF rain.
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Batteries-Dineen and McGowen; Dono
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viii Contest at Portland.

= Ogden June 17--John NJ Brown !
ing, NJ. 5. Browning and A. p Bige-NA
= low will represent Ogden at the :
= northwestern Sportsmen's associs- :
= ton. which is TO hold its annual :
y tournament at Portland June = and :
= VIII enter some of the contests al :
pigeon shooting conducted By the ;
4 association.
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Try to Evade the Law.

The provisions Of the new statute pro-
hibiung bookmaking upon horse races has
been subject to much cOnsidera ton By the
DIeE who made wagers under the old law
and 1t IS believed by them that they have
evolved plan by which financial spec
ulatioH on the merits of the respective
horses can be conducted without violating
the new law.
It Is much the same system as that in
use on the eastern race tracks, no pool
tickets being issued and all bets being
identified by numbers instead of the
names Of the horses.
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Coach Enuaoed.

stanford University, Cal. June lL-Ath-
lettc Manager r. W. Barrett has signed
= y Banseach former captain of the
Stanford Varsity foot ball team. as first
assistant coach OF the team this year.
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First ViOlator Arrested at Delmar
Track.
OFFICER PLAYS THE PONIES
THEN PULLS BOOKMAKER FOR
TAKING The BET.

St Louis, Mo, June 17.-ImmediateIy
after the sixth race at Delmar today
Deputy Sheriff Campbell arrested George
E-lich in the old betting ring on charge
Of violating the dnti-betting law, which
went into effect last midnight. Erich Is
well known in local racing circles. having
made books at the meets conducted under
the breeders law. the statute authorizing
the selling Of pools in certain enclosures
and which was repealed at the last ses-
sion Of the legislature.
Erich was taken to the office of JUS
ticC of the Peace Stobie at WellSton, st.
Louis county, where a bond in the sum
OF 5000 was given for Erich appear
anCe IN court next Tuesday
The Delmar race track is located on
both sides Of the city limits, the back
stretch being within the jurisdiction OF
the city and the grand stand paddock and
space used formerly as the betting ring
within the jurisdiction of St. Louis
.erarr
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Seattle 5. Tacoma I.

Seattle. Wash. June 17--SeattIe won
from Tacoma today by reason of fast
work and errorless plays The Tigers
were up to their usual firm but licked
the snap and 20 that racterized the
playing OF the Siwashos. Score:
r II. Z.
Seattle 1900 ------...-.--........- ; 0
Tacoma $500. .........-
Batteries-R oache and Eastwood; Fitz-
patrick and Graham
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salt Lake.
sFulmer out on infield fIy.

Earned kuns-UEuen, 4 Stolen Eases
TJerwig. Gimlin. Fulmer, .: Bare Sac
-ifice Hit-BresinO. Two-hase hits-TIer-
Wig. Hastings. Stickney. Bases on Rails
S9ff Tozer. >: off HOOn. .. Str7lck out
~ Tozer, 4. By Hoon, T. Hit NV Pitcher
Wright. Peer Double PLAYS ES-eSiIl0-
ts..re-Clark: -BresinO-Hast Rare
ozark: Hastings-Bare. Passed Rail-FIau-
e.r Wild Pftches-Hoon, Tozer 81 IN
T7.a,.S.,-GRden. s: Salt Lake. l0 Lsssee on
FI-rers-ogden. %: Salt Lake. q T-mpire-
57errIn. Time-1:40. Attendsnce-s5oo..r
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/ Lindsav's wiIdncss in the seventh gave
| St. Joseph today's game Score:
| r II. E
: st Joseph .-----.----.-.-- ii
3 Colorado Springs -----------.------2 1
Batteries-Eylcr and Zinran; Lindsay
and MeSSitt
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Rifle Team Sails.

New York. June 1.-THE rifle team
from the Seventh regiment, y g. y Y.
which viii meet team representing
the queens Westminster volunteers in
a competitive match at BiSley. Eng
July and :, sailed Oh the steamer ST.
Louis today.
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Went Twenty Rounds.

San Francisco. June 17.-George Peter
son was given the decision at Colma to-
night over Jack Clancy at the end of
the twentieth round. They fought at rs
pounds.
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Amerioan Assnoiatinn

At Indiana olis-First game. Indian
apolis. 8. Kansas City, .: second game:
Indianapolis, 6; Kansas CITY. 8.
At LouisviIle-Louisville. 8; Ninneapo-
lis. s.
At columbus-Columbus, 5. Milwaukee. &
At Toledo-Toledo. y ST Paul, 5.
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White sox S, HighIanders 8.

New York June I7--At American
League park today Chicago gained a win
ming lead i'm the opening inning by hitting
IT0CE to good purpose. and the local team
was unable to overtake the visitors At
tendance, 10000 Score:
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NJ ade Three Wagers.

Before making the arrest Deputy Sheriff
Campbell stated that he made three waE-
erS with Erich. or the latter representa-
tive Sheriff Campbell says that the
money for his wager on the sixth race
was accepted personally by Erich, and
that he then made the arrest
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Results.

First race, five furIongs-t-na c won
Ruth Nolan second. Trenches First third
Time .06.
Second race. six furIongs-Lone Volt
won. Gallant Cassie second, Apple Sweet
third Time-1:17 3-5.
Third race mile and twenty yards-F,c-
leCtic won Cashier second, Check Morgan
third. Time-1.47
Fourth race. six fuTIongs- won,
Lady Nashti second. Miss May Day third.
Time-1:16 %.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth-Axares
won, Footlights FavOrite second, Taby
Tosa third Time-1:50
Sixth race, mile and twenty yardS-Sin-
cerIty 6elle won. NarrO second. Bavarian
third. Time-I.46
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Even Break at Boston.

Boston. June 17.-DetrOit won the game
this morning by punching hits III the
eighth inning Donovan was invincibte
after the first inning. Boston failing to
get a single hit off his delivery. At
tendance, 500. Score:
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PAcIFIc coAsT LEAeUE.

san Francisco. June 11-San Francisco
defeated Portland again today The home
team found Gates freely. batted him for
nine hits. which with his and MCCreedie' :
errors netted the locals five runs out Of
three hits i'm the second inning. Portland
made one run. but failed TO score on the
three hits allowed by Henley during the
rest of the game. Score:
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Hear Willard SquiTeS sing 7 Am
King on Land and Sea Saltair today.
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Omaha Neb.. June 1L-Aside from bat
ting Pfcister at will today. the visitors
took advantage Of numerous errors and
managed TO score about as they pleased.
Score:
r. H E
Denver -. .-............-.I2 II /
Batteries-Pfeister and Gonding; Bo-
harmon and Lucia.
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Blues 3, Senators 2.

Washington. June 1T.-Cleveland today
won the third straight game from Wash
ington through the local teams inability
to hit 4 double and single in the last
inning gave the visitors their winning
run. Washington was very ragged in
the field Attendance, 300 Score:
R IT. E
Washington ---- --.-.-..--------.--2 ;
NleNeldn0
Batteries-Patten and Kittredge; Hess
and BueIow
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College Games

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