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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
COLLEGE TENNIS

Yale's pair I'm the doubles were defea ted
Yesterday AZ Orange. y j. in tho con-
tinuation OF play in the Middle states
championship lawn tennis tournament by
the Columbia Princeton team. Leroy and
Little. who won I'm straight sets
In the singles Alexander easily defea ted
Stevens by his excellent voleying Behr
outpayed Johnson. and Leroy mana ged
by making = great squirt TO defeat Jay
Bramhall Summaries.
Mems championship singles, first round
Frederick II. Alexander West Side
Lawn Tennis club. defeated Richard Ste
ycns. ST. George Cricket club. 60 I'D
F. c. Colston. Yale university. defeated
r Y. Souther Orange Lawn Tennis club.
81. s-4. 7-5
a. n. Beers. Yale university. defeated
shep Homans Orange Lawn Tennis club.
10y default
Harry F. Allen New York Lawn Ten
mis- club. defeated r. r. Clapp. Yale. g.,
SIS. s-1
Second round Harry Torrence. Eagle
wood Field club. defeated u. r. Lyons.
Yale university. s.. So
Karl II Behr. Yale university. defeated
W. r. Johnson. Orange Lawn Tennis
club. SO. Go. So
Theodore Roosevelt Per New York
Lawn Tennis club. defeated IL T Cne
Bergen Point Lawn Tennis club. 81. 6-i
II. T. Homsrns. Orange Lawn Tennis
club, defeated Emslie w. Miles Orange
Lawn Tennis club. 6-i. Sc 11-a
Robert Leroy. Columbia university. de-
foated Jay Bramhall. Orange Lawn Ten
mis- club. 9-6. 6-i. 6-4
George l.. Wrenn Jr. Country club NJ
Westchestcr. defeated &. r. Watson. Jr
Orange Tennis club 81. SIS
Harry =. Allen. New York Lawn Ton
mis- club. defeated 4. u. Beers Yale uni
versity. 50. G-l.
Mems championship doubles. prelimi-
nary round Frederick n Alexander and
Harold ~. Hackett West Side Lawn Ten
mis- club. defeated Dudley Bramhall and
Emslie Miles. Orange Lawn Tennis club.
So. CO
Raymond u. Little and Robert LEROY
Princeton and Columbia universities. de-
feated Karl ". Bchr and r. r. V Lyon
Yale university. e-t. Sc.
Clarence Hobart and A. WadSwor-h
orange Lawn Tennis club and West Side
Lawn Tennis club. defeated William X
Fowler and ~. a. Rawlins Crescent Ath-
lctic club. 81. 60.
II. r. Coo and 4. T. Beers. Bersen
Point lawn Tennis club and Yale uni
versity. defeated \. -. Dodd and s T
Manchester. Orange Lawn Tennis club.
6-3 6-2.
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turn. and from there 10 the end he won
easily James R. Kcene's chestnut flly
Esrly and often, by Voter-Cinderalla
galloped home in front i'm the third race
Tor hllies, leading all the way
Cairngorm, from sydney Pagets stable
Won the Bay Ridge handicap. Al the
start oxford broke in front. but he could
no' keep up with tho leaders and fell back
last at the finish. Graziallo led the field
around the turn and into the backstretch
Dnl AT the three-auarter pole Cairngorm
went TO the front and from there TO the
hihsh he was never in danger and won
easily by two lengths. Joaquin closed
strong in the stretch. and beat Outcome
three parts OF length for tho place.
seventeen horses went 10 the post in
th" hfth race which was won by Tyron.
inc favorite, by dozen lengths Onatas
won the sixth race. Action second, Sailor
Boz third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
AMERICANS WON

The Americans won all their matches
I'm the lawn tennis championship tourna-
ment I'm both singles and doubles az VIM
bledon yesterday. Victory came easily i'm
the contest between Ward and Wright
ana Macrogordato and Evans which
brought out the best form Of both sides
Ward was still on i'm his series. aud did
not play with his usual precision. but
Wright played brilliantly. with the ex-
ception OF the first set. and the match
drew the biggest gallery OF the day
Inc last two sets were prettier than is
shown by the score. Three vantage games
were played I'm the last net and the last
game deuce was called Ave times
larned and Clothier, playing I'm perfect
harmony. easily outgeneraled the Swed =
ish champions. Hillerup and Larsen.
II was announced last night that Miss
X. *. Douglas, the English champion in
singles. will defend the title II had been
feared TINT tho injury 10 her ankle while
PLAYING in south Of France would pre-
Vent her taking part IN the tournament.
The summaries:
In the singles. third round Beals &.
Wright. OF Boston. Mass, beat f.. c. Par
ton. O.. 6-4. 6-S.
William J. Clother Of Philadelphia. Pa.
beat r. B. Hough. SO. Sd. Ga
William A. Iarned OF Summit y. j..
beat g. L. Orme 6-3. Ga. SIS.
Miss Nav sutton OF Pasadena. Cal, has
drawn against Miss y. Meyer in the
FIRST round of the ladies' championship
contest. which begins today
In tho first round on Couhles Holcombe
Ward and Beals G. Wright beat T.. G..
Evans and r. NJ Msyrogordsto 81. &c.
Ga
I'm the doubles. first round William 4.
IArned and William J. Clothier beat r.
H. fIillerup and r. a. Larsen. Swedes.
6-3, 6-l, 6-l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28

Scatt. which was a half-minute behind
Albert r. Davis. Cutler Lafln and David
G. Stranger OF the regatta committee
started the boats of. using Mr. Laflin's
yawl Woronoco a committee boat This
was moored a third of mile TO the front
OF the club house. with the floating mark
a short distance eastward The start
was TO have been AT 2:3G. but the alter
nate squalls and calms caused a delay.
and IL was o'clock when the preparatory
gun WAS fired. when the wind came II
was with a swoop that made things lively
for few minutes. Wanderer ". was
AT the float just about TO get away, when
tn squall struck and tangled things mp.
The sail was half hoisted. the wind
slammed things around and fouled the
peak halliards so that the getaway was
delayed I'm consequence OF which the
Wanderer was only halfway out ia tho
line when the starting gun was fred at
3:lC.
Seatt crossed the line first, with Eliza
beth and Mblem close behind and Emeline
In fourth place. The wind soon hauled
into the east and later more 10 the south
east, so that the course laid ont. 10
Nayatt Point and return. distance OF
about eight miles, did not impose the con-
ditions intended.
Wsnderer ". crossed the starting line
according TO the official watch three
minutes and 45 seconds after tho gun aud
was therefore Handicapped TO that extent.
Slc struck great gait down the bay.
however and was soon overhauling her
rivals She had had larger rudder in
stalled and several other changes made
that brought an Improvement mme-
diately noticeable. and before she had
gone half-nifu n was apparent that
she was going 10 do something.
On corrected time. however her allow
ancc TO the others put her i'm second place
Had she started with the others she
would have won by a safe margin OF more
than two minutes. corrected time Emel-
i'm finished third. but on allowance had
10 take last place. Mblem on corrected
time was third and Elizabeth fourth
The corrected time could not he figured
accurately, as Wanderer ". had not been
officially measured The relative positions
OF the boats could not be changed bow
ever, from those gained by estimating
Wanderers sailing length at - feet,
which is very close.
The Possner cup is perpetual chal-
! lerge trophy and must be won three
| years by the same boat and owner I'm
order Ia become a permanent possession
! Last year IL was won by tho Mblem. Ac-
cording 10 the percentage system OF scor-
ing. the stanGtng Of the boats I'm yester-
1 days race is as follows: Scatt 100 Wan
derer " 30, Mblcm o. Elizabeth Is. and
Eneline 15
Percentages on tho same basis will he
allowed in the other two races the final
result being secured by dividing the totals
by three.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
YALE TRIUMPHANT

The Eli bulldog yesterday At New Haven
on Yale Field ripped up John Harvard
and cast the pieces to the four winds, In
the final championship battle. The scene
itself was the usual one Of "A Yale COM
mencement game the effect heightened
by the perfect day, whose only fault was
ton much wind. The seats began filling At
1a0 and az tho firsc ~ the reunion
classes arrived. Tho class OF '~ pranced
over the field md diamond. which were IN
perfect condition then.
Yale won by punching her hits in the
fourth and hfth innings. Harvard was IN,
able 10 hit Jackson consecutively and here
was her defeat
Both teams played ragged ball at times.
but Yale's play improved after the first
two innings. and Harvard was outclassed.
Lush's work as coach Of the Vale nine
was plain to every eye. and Vale at last
had team that knew how 20 hit. Har-
ward did we'll at times. but the snap was
not there, and I'm the eighth. when the
whole stand rose and sang For God, For
Country and For Yale. Harvard was
done
Harvards runs came in the FIRST and
seventh. the first on a tumble by Kinney
OF Kernans grounder, a steal OF second,
a sacrifice by Leonard and a nice hit over
second by Stephenson. The run i'm the
seventh was on nice bungle OF sandals.
MS steal ana bradbury MT 10 centre.
For Yale i'm the fourth OBrien singled
to centre. and when Kinney drove a liner
To the same place Dexter let il through
his legs and Brien scored, Kinney TAX
ing third. Capt. Bowman arose 10 the oc-
caslon and smashed 4 two-bagger to
right scoring Kinney ana placing Yale
ahead
The climax Of tho game came In the
fifthJackson got one by Leonard's losing
his nv i'm the sun. Barnes. who has play
ed on three losing teams and was ending
his college baseball career. walked to the
plate and With two strikes ON him. pick
ed out a nice one Of Coburn's. and drove
Il away over DeNter's head 10 tho third
for the first home run Of his career. and
placed the gsmo on ice. Barnes is tho
class boy of the class of so. which is back
for a reunion. and as Barnes followed
Jackson over the plate tho grsndstands.
and particularly sos section. went wild
with cheers for the home run maker
I'm the sixth Yale got three more by
Cote's gift. HuiScamps pretty bunt 4
wild pitch, Camps line drive and Brad
burys low throw to the plate. Iaryard
put I'm two new men for a dying effort in
the ninth. but IL amounted to nothing
Jackson by his work today places him
selfBin tho ranks Of college pitchers
- Brien and Matthews both made brilliant
catches and Bradbury and Camp ate M
apparently safe hits. Greenough and
Nale's outfeld made some pretty catches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
LEHT.SAWYER
Pretty Wedding al Home Of Bride Yssier-
day Afternoon.

Miss Gertrude MAY Sawyer. daughter
of william w. Sawyer. and James Man
ming Lent Of Boston. were united in mar
riage Yesterday afternoon at ! o'clock ny
Rev. John r.. Brown. the ceremony being
performed at the homo of the brides
pa paKea44s-44a4 ~ -AAt=s4st stst++ster- street The
bride was Handsomely gowncd In white
crepe de Chone over white silk. trimmed
In rose point applique lace and chiffon.
Miss Gertrude Lent. sister Of tho groom.
was maid OF honor, and wore white spot
ted net over pink silk. The bridesmaids
were Miss Theodore Bowen and Miss
Grace Osler. Both were dressed I'm white
silk null over white silk. with pink gir-
dies and carried bouquets OF carnations.
Charles v Freeman OF Worcester was
best man. 3nd MeSsrs. II. l.. Brainard
and J. r. Holliston served as ushers
Musical selections were furnished by
Harpist Frank \. Raia and Miss Virginia
Anderson. violinist included in the num-
bcrs being thc Bridal Chorus" from Loo
hcugriu.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception at 4:Sl o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Lent
left on their honeymoon last evening and
on their return will take up their resi-
dence I'm South Windsor Conn. where Mr.
Lent will take charge ~ tho Baptist pas
tprate.
Guests wsro present from Hartford.
Wllimantic. Conn, and Winthrop, Mass.
GRtEUM MARD-M CORD.
nr George A. Grloumard and Miss Ees-
sic A McCord wore united in marriage by
Rev. Archiblld McCord ~ the Plymouth
Cougregational church Yesterday noon.
The church was prettily decorated with
clusters ~ daisies and oak leaves. The
maids OF honor We're Miss Edith Labue
ana Miss Marion Wiswall Both they
and the bride were gowned iu white chif-
fOn.
Miss Gladys Farnum served as ring
bearer Tho ushers were Horace McCord,
a brother of the bride. and George Park
lnsOn
After tho ceremony a reception was held
AT tho homo Of the bride ~ Sumter
street. until o'clock The couple left ON
short wedding tour and ON their re-
turn will reside iu Ftchburg. Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
AT THE RANGES

Company n. First Infantry. OF Paw
tucket performed a days tour OF duty
At tho state rifle range al Rumford ycs-
terday. Captain Charles F. Traynor ar
rived OF The range with his command
at ten minutes before 2 o'clock
The weather during tho morning and
part OF the afternoon was excellent for
shooting hut after o'clock several
heavy showers fell that compls;eIy
dr-nched men and targets
Company r. Second Infantry. command .
cd by Captain Gallagher. is ordered 10
the range for practice. TODAY. followed
by Company y. First Infantry. COM
m,nded hy Captain Harrington. on Thurs
day This will end the field days until
after camp.
At 600 yards the best score of tho dav
vas a'4S, shot by Private simmons. The
second best score was n ~. shot by Cap
tain Traynor Some of tho best 20o-yard
scores made were as follows: Private
simmons. II. %; captain Traynor ~. 30;
Private Albert simmons ". 20: Corporal
Mckinnon. 10. ~; Lieutenant Bailey. ~
l9 Corporal Helmck, 20; Private James
Mckinnon. ". ~. Lieutenant Asuuith, H.
10; Private Henderson. iy. ~. Sergeant
i1tSr-oft.-is -t'rtvUtr- f-TvrTr. fg X,
Musician kinney. ~. ~. Sergeant Par
ntt 10. IL: Private shepirdson. is. Il: prl-
vstc Heap. Is. rs, Private TetreJult IT,
l6 Private Kouney ~. ~
NJ Dp yarls the best score OF the day
NaS %. ShJt by Private simmons The
second bcst score was a.. shot by Lieu
tenant Bailey. Some Oi the best aD-ysrd
scores made were as follows. Private
Simmons. n. p. Lieutenant BAILEY ~. 81.
Captain Trsynor p. ~. Private Payne ~.
81 Sergeant rarfitt ~. ~. Corporal Me-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28

sheriffs Office. Providence.
June end A. ID 1900.
Providence Sc:
BY Virtue and I'm pursuance OF an Ex-
ecutiou Number 36.02O issued out OF the
District Cout OF the Sixth judicial Dis
trict holden - Providence within and
Tor said District OF the State OF Rhode
Island. within the County OF Providence,
on the twenty second day Of June. A. ID.
1900 and returnab BILE 10 the said Court on
tho twenty second day of September. \.
II. 1893, upon "A Judgment rendered by
said Court on the twenty second day OF
December. A. ID 1904. In favor OF Albertus
Scales o. Providence plaintiff and
against John Trip alias John Doe OF said
Providence. defendant. ! have thins day
AT - minutes past 10 O'Clock a. NJ. levied
the said Execution on all the right. title
and interest. which the said defendant
had on the twenty-second day OF July,
A. II. 1904 at no minutes past 4 O'Clock
y. NJ. (the time OF the attachment on
the original writ in and 10 the follow
ing described personal property viz: ono
Locomobile Automobile.
Notice IS hereby given that I will sell said
attached and levied on estate al n Public
Auction 10 be held at No 212 Chestnut
street. i'm said city or Providence In said
County Of Providence on Thursday. the
sixth day OF JULY. 4. d. 1905. at Il o'clock
M. for the satisfaction OF said execution,
debt. interest on the same. costs OF suit.
my own foes and all contingent expenses,
IL sufficient
FREDERICK G.. HULL.
Deputy Sheriff
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CAIRNG0RM WON

The showers did not mar tho racing at
Shecoshead yesterday; i'm fact. the rain
drops made things pleasant for IA. 600
patrons The track was i'm fine shape.
Nineteen horses made UP tho field I'm
an" opening event which was won bv
Ladsarion. Broomstick was tho best I'm
tn" second race and had no trouble i'm
winning He got away last. but caught
the field before they reached the far
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
CONTEST FOR CUP

The first race Of the seasons series for
the Posner cup was sailed yesterday af-
terroon by the 3O-foot cats OF the Edge
wood Yacht club. Five boats were en-
tered and the finish was close enough 10
warrant the prediction that this class viii
furnish the best racing this season that IL
has given I'm several years Tho new
Wanderer ", owned by Harvey j. and
DLtec w. Flint, finished first. but lost on
time allowance. and first place went TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE BOARD Of PUBLIC
ROADS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
section OF State highway in the town
OF Westerly. about $3.50 feet in ZENITH; a
Coventry bout $3.50 feet in length: a
section OF State highway in the town az
Bristol about $500 feet IN length; Sec
tion of State highway In the town OF
jamestown. about 2640 feet in length. \
section ot State highway in the town OF
4 section OF State highway In the town OF
Glocester. about 500 feet I'm length. a sec
ton OF state highway i'm The town or
Johnston. 10560 feet I'm length. Will be re-
ceived by the State Board ~ Public
Roads At its office. state House. Provi-
dence. r. H. until II m. on WEDNE
DAY. July 10. 1895 AZ which time and
place they VIII be publicly opened and
read.
BIDS must he made upon blanks TO he
furnished by the Board.
No bids will be received unless. accom-
pained by a certified check for the sum
Of $3.50, payable 10 the State OF Rhode
Island.
The Board reserves tine rights 10 reject
any and all bids. and 10 give preference
ton No. OF chapter 9s2 Of tho Public
Plans. specifications and drawings may
he examined at the office of the State
BOARD OF Public Roads. at the State
House Providence. II. l. on and after
WEDNESDAY. the 5th, day OF July
every week day. hotween the hours Of 10
a. m and 3 y. m| excepting Saturdays
and holidays
JOHN n. EDWARDS.
ROBERT v. TREAT,
FREDERICK f.. PERKINS,
WILLIAM G. PECKHAM,
JOHN +. RICHMOND.
State Board OF Public Roads.
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For ovrr srYrYYtar.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
Connecticut LEAGUE

At Metiden Hoyoke 6. Merideu s.
At Bridgeport :, Hart
ford s.
At New London-New London SO. Nor
vich 3-5.
AT Springfield Springfield ;, New Ha-
ts1s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28

Jersey city and Baltimore fought II out
I'm IL innings. tho Jerseys winning
through n squeeze play with two out I'm
the 1ith After Beans put out kcister
singled. Merritt fled out 10 Kelley. but
Halligan'S drive To centre sent Keister 10
third Halligan stole down To second base
and then Pattee bunted the ball along the
third base line just as Keister darted for
home. and both runners beat out the at
tempt 10 field the bail. and the victory
was Jersey City's by a score OF , To I. At
tendance 2500. Score:
Innings. ~ Jersey city. :; Baltimore, 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Buffalo al Montreal
Newark al Providence.
Rochester at Toronto
Baltimore at Jersey city.
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Runs-McFarland. Dunn, Ball. Conn 2
Rock. Cronin-7: Swander, Murphy. Shea
q. Two-base hts-Cronin, O'Hagan.
Three-base hit-Dunn. Stolen bases
Dunn, Rock, Conn, Cronin. Murphy. Sac
rihce hits-Swander. Spooner. First base
on balls--On Poole 3: of Hesterfer 8. on
Mcpherson 4. Struck out-By Poole l; by
Cronin 3: by Hesterfer T. by Mcpherson l.
Passed ball--Shea. I'mpires-Conway and
thinner Time-2h Ism.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Pittsburg took the first game from St
Louis To > and the second 10 yester-
dan AT st. Louis. Hard hitting I'm the
third inning gave the Pirates the first
Attendance 1900 The scores:
First GamcD
Innings .....s1 , 8 ; 1S9
Pittsburg ...,... o o 2 o o o l. 4
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s. CHICAGO D.

Cincinnati placed few hits whore they
would do most good and Odwcll applied
the finishing touches by a home run with
tNc on bases I'm the seventh yesterday at
Chicago overall pitched a good game
and was well supported Attendance
2-tn
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

AT Concord--Concord 5, Lynn ..
At Nashua-New Bedford >. Nashua o.
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PROVIDENCE HOTELS AND CAFES
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at the most reasonable prices. TABLE
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Brilliant fielding at critical stages OF
yesterdays game and mastery pitching
KEEP; the interest keyed up 10 the finish,
despite Washington's FIVE errors A lucky
three-base hit by Seybold and Stahl :
error scored the only run OF the game.
Attendance 5000. Score:
Innings .. . 3 G 7s9
Prttadelpha .. 0 o o | o o o O.
CHICAGO 3, ST. LOUIS 10 INNINGS.
In the 10th inning Of a close. hard
fought game. with none out. Donshue
drew four balls and Isbell hit into right
field Yesterday At Chicago Van SAINT
fumbled the hit. and Donahue camc all
the way home with tho winning run. At
tendance -sn0 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at St Louis.
Boston az Philadelphia,
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PHILADELPHIA 9. BROOkLYN Q.

Philadelphia put II all over Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon at Philadelphia.
Jones pitched fairly good game. but IL
went for naught because OF the inability
OF the men behind him 10 field or hit.
The locals backed up Sparks In splendid
style. Attendance 1881 Score:
Innings mann. . "a s 7s9
Philadelphia m 90 ; x Q
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'Batted for Lake i'm the ninth inning.
ROCHESTER, :. TORONTO 3.

Crystal weakened I'm the ninth and
Rochester made five runs OF as many hits
and two errors yesterday at Toronto.
Schultz except in two innings was unhit-
table Yancey and Payne batted we'll. At
Inll Inn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
New York AZ Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
-. Louis AT Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
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CHICAGO 3, ST. louis 10 INNINGS
CLEVELAND s. DETROIT

Cleveland outplayed the locals at every
point in Yesterdays game. Attendance
Tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Sherins Office, Providence.
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NEW YORK ., BOSTON I

launching OF hits at the right time
enabl~ New York 10 make II three
straight from Boston yesterday at New
York II was fast and wel-played
game. Attendance 20o0 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28

II was rather an easy game for the
locals yesterday. particularly after the
fourth inning. when Shea was injured and
a local man had TO - secured TO take
his place. and when the game was con-
cluded the score stood 10 I'm favor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
NINGS.

JERSEY CITY 5. BALTIMORE IA IN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28

Nale's outheld made some pretty catches