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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
EASTERN LEAGUE

Billy Milligau had good control and
was given fine support against the Grsys
at Buffalo yesterday and kept tho eight
hits which nc allowed the Grays we'll
scattered Iosslyn was touched up for
eight hits in the first four innings. and
after that tho Risons could do nothing
with his delivery at all. Costly errors I'm
tho opening inning enabled buffalo to
score three runs. Josslyn's misplay was
poor throw 10 first I'm handling Miller :
bunt. and Morgan made a short throw "a
first of Murphy's grounder These two or
rors and then a double by Mattress gave
Buffalo a very encouraging lead.
After the first inning the fielding Of the
Grays was fast and sure. They pulled off
two fast double plays and blocked many
balls that were going for hits. Dunn put
jlp a 6ne fielding game and made a single
and double In four times up. Brodie was
prominent with the stick work again to-
day. making two singles in three times
mp. Rock is still badly Handicapped by his
bad knee hut managed 10 make three star
plays, robhing Mattress and McAlister ~
what looked like hits and also saving
Thomas a wild throw hv a onc-handed
catch when MrManus attempted 10 steal
second
The Bisons started the trouble in tho
opening inning. Gottman safely hit the
first ball pitched and Jossyn threw badly
on MilPr'S sacrifice tiettman scored on a
long nv by Delehanty. Laporte took one
on the shoulder and walked. Dunn gath
cred In McAllisters fiv and Murphy hit 10
Morgan. who threw short 10 first With
the bases nlled. Mattress put hit on the
foul line i'm loft field for two bases Miller
and Laporte scoring. Providence got a
start I'm tho second when Thomas walked.
Conn hit low drive over third base
which Miller scooped NJ with ono hand.
doubling Thomas AT first
Millgau's two-b gger and singles hy
Miller and Delehanty produced another
tally for Buffalo In the second Rock
opened the third with hit 70 centre. but
p nv by Morgan and strike outs by Joss
lyn and Ball retired the side without
score In the fourth the Ruffalos got their.
last two runs on a single by Millgan q
threS- ba gger by Delehanty and combin-
alton stea promulgated by Deehsnty
and Laporte. the latter gaining first on n
hit
Dunn started or i'm the seventh with q
two-bagger. and Miller dropped Thomas
low ny. Conn was again robbed ~ a hit
when Mattress got his liner with one
hand. Brodio was hit by pitched ball
filing the bases. Rock hied 70 McAllister
and Morgan famed. retiring the side.
Brodie and Morgan singled IN tho ninth
but could not reach the plate with a run.
Nops will pitch tomorrow. with Thon,a G
behind tho bat Poland will replace Ball
in right field for tho present. Attendance
1915 The score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
LARCHMONT REGATTA

With 46 starters i'm tho regatta of tho
T.archmout Yacht club Yesterday tho i'm
tercst Ina the contests shows no sign of
diminishing. This has been q record week.
50 far as numbers Of contestants Is con-
ccrned. and as tho yachtsmen have been
worry fortunate i'm tho matter OF wind. tho
races have boon very interesting and
closely contested Yesterday q light north
west wind was blowing AT tho start n
fresheucd mp as the race progressed ana
lightoucd toward its close but I'm spite
of this tho last boat crossed the finishing
line five minutes after o'clock
Tho New York Yacht club 30-footers
were tho first sent away Tho Hauan
brothers got the Nautilus first across the
line 10 q splendid start The Banzal was
second. followed I'm order by tho cara Mia,
N----lf+, oriole. Piutail. Maid or Meudou.
Affair. Aleri Ibis. Adelaide II, Mink and
Dahiuda. Tho Nautilus AT once set n
suiunaker and drew away from tho 9th
ers so that she led by several seconds az
the nrst mark. with the cara Mia. Ban
zai and Neola following
Beating home. tho Bauzai moved into
third place. The cara Mia won tho race.
She beat the Neola II by minute ~ sec
ouds. Bauzai by minutes "a seconds. and
Nautilus hy minutes IS seconds
Tho others finished So closely that some
We're separated by only one second This
is the Cara Mas second victory this
week
Ten started I'm tho raccabout class. Ras-
cal " led At tho start. followed by Rama.
Pretty quick. Tartar. Nora. MvstraL
Cricket. Invader. Jr.. Circe and Busy Bee
The Nora gradually worked to tho from;
and Won very pretty race. She beat the
Rama : minutes. the Nystral . minutes =
seconds and Pretty Quick 6 minutes 3.
seconds Tn" Tartar, which has been win
ming everything. was seventh in the race
!. j. Dwycr's Rascal won tho 2I-foot
sloop class from tho Maryola and I'm n
special race the Tholma defeated tho
Firc0y
u tAf=-sta RI.
ed and tho Houri won. with tho NaquorC
second IS seconds astcrn. and tho Doro.
thy third. beaten seconds
W. ~ Child's More Trouble was tho
winner again in the 22-foot class. with
the Sa"tta second
Tho Ace won In tho lS-root class from
the Mist and Hamburg and Frttcr and
bod were the other winners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
STATE TENNIS

The drawings for the state tennis tour
nauent In mems singles and doubles for
the events TO begin ON the Bristol VI.
G. \. courts i'm Bristol July "a were made
last evening at the once OF the y. VI.
&. a m bristol ny tho tournament COM
mittee. There are 3i entries FOR singles
and u FOR doubles. The drawings fol-
low.
SmGles-W. r. Paysou vs. j. O. Amos.
\ T. Potter vs.. Robert nelson a E
Blauding We. ". -. Wilcox Wallis f.
Howe vs.. f. X Budloug ?. ". Jones VS..
r. VI Trcueplace Mi Jennings vs. ".
J Duffv. Jr.. \. ~. Warren rs r. $.
Dana ". 7. Hutchisou. bye, Malcolm
q Chace va G.. : Brigham. J. Tsvrouye
ys p Tudor Gross =. G Green. bye. Ur
. cook vs.. l.. g. Bradshaw. Dr W Fred
Williams - r. ~ ror-er. j. Farrelly ,e.
i y. Jones. r. VI. pimoud vs " "
Stiness p ~ Rowland - ~ G. cum
mipgs Carleton Hall vs, pr. 4. VI Mer.
rman ". r. Davis ". Mr. Fceey
Doubles Warren and Feelcy vs. How
land and partner. Brigham and Hutchison
vs. Jones and Wilcox. Simpson and Ham
mond VS. Budlong and Guild. Stiness and
Tartner.
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AT The RANGES

The Second Division. Naval Reserves
commanded by Lieutenant Edward =,
Gladding. iourneyed from Bristol 30 the
State rife range at Rumford yesterday
and took rife practice.
There are 'ome li commands I'm the lri-
gade yet Ia perform tours of dWv at
the range Th's, organizations will visit
tho range lt the rate ~ four q week 50
that Il will he tho middle OF Angus. uo-
fore the field days are over
AZ 600 wards the best score OF tho day
was a a. shot 10y Rosn's Mate Thomas
-. Darby, The second best score was a
"a shot by Lieutenant Edward =. Glad
ding Some Of the best 2O0-yard EcorCS
made were a. follows: Bosnz Mate
Darby. 20, 20, Lieutenant Gladdiug. H. @.,
Musician Gale. is Is; Seaman RurroN. Is.
~: Ensign Cheesmau, IS IS: Woman
Church, 10, ~. Gunner's Mate Waldvel,
l.. 70: Seaman Wardwel Il. IS; seaman
Gray, l6, l9, Seaman Coggoshal. n, Il
Seaman stuart. is Is. Seaman Newman.
ls IS; Seaman Woldron, l6 rs; Bosu's
Mate GladdlnS. Is IS: seaman Brown. 6.
L.; Seaman Manchester IA. IS; Coxswaiu
Van Nost is. Is; Seaman Magee Il. Is.
Seaman Stone. 10 Il; Seaman SluN-. 1i.
Seaman Bush. 49, ~, Seaman Myers. g.;
Seaman Wright. l5, Is; Seaman McGau0.
H. l6 Seaman MARI. II, Is. Seaman Harry
Bush. u: QHartermastcr Chester Myers.
10
A. ~ yards the best score of the day
was g. SHOT by Bosu's Mate Thowas 9.
Darby. The second best score VAS d l6.
shot by Ensign NJ. A. Checsmau. some
Of tho best &N-yaTd scores ma je Gujing
tho day were as follows: Bosns Mate
DARBY. l.. %; Ensign Cheesolu o.. 1>.
Seaman McGann, Il. IS; Seaaa'i M1rz.
=. l., lAeutcurut Gladdug. i6, l.: seaman
CoggcshaU l6. l.; RoSn's Mate Gladdmg,
l6. IL Seaman Hunt u, l>; Sam,
Stone. II, rs. seaman Snow. ii. is: Sea-
man Myers. l6. l6. Seaman Wardwell. 10,
l6; Seaman Newman, l3. l7; seaman Ma
gee, l3. II; Seaman Rurrow. l2, u. Cox
swain Van Eust. II. H.
At 500 yarls tie best score 80 tnc day
was q IS shot by Neoman n W church.
The second best score was a g. shot hy
Gunner Maze : G. Wardvnl some "
tho best 5oo-yard scores made were as
follows. Yeoman Church. %. %: Li,Utcl-
ant Glsdding. n. p. "a; Solmau BIrrow,
-. 20; Musician Gale. rs. 90 Seaman
Brown. l.. l.; Boatswain's Mate clad
ding. Is Is; Seaman Coggesh3l, IL. L..
Seaman Manchester. l7. Seaman Gray. o..
y: CoNswain Van Nost, - rs. seaman
Wardwcll l.
At COO yards tho best score Of tn, day
was lt and -. shot by Lic-unIut Glad
ding The second best score was e
and Il, shot by Gunners Mate Wardwen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
CANADIAN RACES

The first race Yesterday for tho Sea-
Wanhaka international challenge cup for
small yachts was won by the American
Yacht Manchester. tho challenger She
finished three minutes ahead OF the Alex
audra. tho defender.
At tho start the Canadian boat led the
way over the line by l5 seconds Yoster-
days race was 90 the windvard and rc-
turn. a two-milc beat and two-me run.
three times around, making in all -
milo course.
The l5-kuot breeze seemed To favor the
challenger. aud before IL the Manchester
made good time ON cach OF the three
rounds shortly after tho start spYoader
parted on tho Alexandra Meanwhile
she sailed on. and skipper Routh said no
tluc was lost hy it
hficr tho Manchester took th~ lead on
th" first boat tho race Was devoid or i'm
ridout Both boats were handled excel
loutlN ~ vas remarked that tho Man
chester's crow is the SmsrtcSt looking set
" follows seen I'm Lake St Lawrence IN
recent contests
Tho official time follows.
First gun. 2:lo y. M preparation, gun
r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
NEW AUTO BOAT

The new racing auto boat, Aquila.
owned by Allan Chase of the Bristol
Yacht club. arrived a Bristol Yesterday
took stores on board in the forenoon at
tho Bristol Yacht club for trip TO New
York, beginning yesterday.
Tho now craft is 90 feet IN length and
equipped with an engine Of good power
The cockpit is deep and wide, with high
coamings, and tho hood running aft from
the stem looks heavy and solid The
boat was designed by William H. Hand
and with features TO fit her FOR sport in
tho open sea. The Aquila was construct
cd by the Chase Pulley company OF Provi-
dcnco OF which firm tho owner is a mem
Der.
The Aquila arrived at Bristol after a
lImboring-up trip 10 az for tho ocean race
~ tho EniCkerbocker Yacht CLUB from
New York 10 Marbchead FOR tho Ruddcr
cup. the race 10 begin tomorrow. The
members Of tho Bristol Yacht club hailed
the now racer by hosting coors and max
iRs n display OF signal numbers on tho
signal pole AT the club house. gun
was fired and Mr.. Chase received n royal
welcome. Chairman +. H. Tinglcy of
the regatta committee had charge OF tho
ceremonies.
Allan Chase. tho captain of tho Aquila
is 10 he accompanied by Commodore G. r.
Tllinghast Of tho Bristol Yacht club and
two others including an engineer. on
the race to Marbchcad Commodore Til
linghast will act As navigator OF the
Aquila.
Tho boat H. enrolled in the Bristol Yacht
club and will carry the pennant of tho
Bristol Yacht club ON the race to Marble
head. Many ya"htsmcu were present at
the Bristol Yacht club yesterday fore
noon. 10 wish Capt. Chase success with
his new racer in the ocean regatta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
SACHEM'S HEAD CLUB DEFEATED

Tho Sachcm Head vatchmen az pm.
deuce Island Yesterday brought good
weather and Wind for racing. Tho race
was rum or with tho greatest success i'm
fast time. and the Rhode leland club
Won tho handsome silver cup offered lbs,
Cpmmodor" Rogers. Tho sloop LADY, Nary
finished first. and Wandcrcr ~. i'm soc
oud place Both arc Rhode Island Yacht
club boats and tboy took the special rIps
offered by Commodore William r peck
NJ tho Sarhem E Head club as prizes for
The boats covering the course in tho fast
cst time
The race for tho club cup was decided
10y averaging the boats entered from each
club taking tho average times and max
Ing the allowance on a basis OF the aver
age sailing lengths.
Fourteen boats were entered. nine from
the Rhode Island club and five from the
Sachem's Head hut one OF the Rhode
Island boats the Sachcm withdrew after
being disabled by the breaking OF her
tiller. leaving eight boats matched
against tho visitors The latter's boats
were larger than the Rhode Island era IT'S
entered go that the difference iu number
was about offset. tho Sachcms Head club
allowing 20 seconds I'm time. As IL turned
ont. this made only slight increase I'm
the margin The Rhode Island club won
los + minutes i6 seconds actual time and S
minutes ~ seconds corrected time.
This. however was considered too long
course iu Wow "f the fact that the
visitors wanted To- got away for Npwp0rf
300 good season. ANA that their departure
WAS tp bo preceded 10y cllmblke
The nagship Truant was used as CON -
mlttec boat and the race WAS Inn charge
~ capt. Howard T. Barlow OF fTC Rhode
Island club and capt r. e.. Seward of
the SHchcm Head club assisted by Elect
capt George ". Evans There WIS an
Igtttling brcczr all through tho race Al
The start it was blowing about miles
au hour. about q half-poiut north uf
vest and 90 held true and steady. iu.
croasiuE iu fp~r" if ANYTHING Thir made
smsehiug race aud nearly a1 the boats
carried single reefs. Lady M7ry. The vim.
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MOONLIGHT SAIL
Roger WILLIAMS COnclaye Of Hspfasophs
Went 10 Newport With Large Patj.

Roger Williams couclayc 80 6l2. Inn
proved order OF Hoptosophs had % moon
light excursion to Newport and back lls'
night CARRYING large party with them
ou the steamer Warwick
The committee of arrangements Wcro
chester y Pearc,. chairman, Mitchell
DtcoN Secretary. Dennis J. Reagan.
treasurer. james Bacoy John E Go'do.
Jr lIrurN carney. John w Williams.
Ebcn ". VI Donald. Dauicl T.. Mcdonald.
Joseph VI - Noii Edwin f. FNnn.
Thomas D. Ncgsu Thomas II Reynolds.
Miles N MrNunoo john Norton. rat
rick BooueI.
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CRICKET GAMES

Tho Providence and Pawtuckct cricket
clcvens will play at tho Reservoir avenue
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Arrange
mcnts arc being made TO start tho game
promptly at y. m. so that a fight to a
finish may be made.
IN the previous game between these
clubs this season draw was the b.st
that could he obtained Both eleyeus are
m good shape and a fine contest viii be
presented.
The following have bccu sclecl,d to
represent the Providence club. a =
Newton. captain \. ArmitaRc a. Dodd.
: Kaye. \. w. Lockwood. J. \ Rothor,.
H Saunders r. ". shaw i Sowdcu.
j \ Winfield. S. Woodhousc s whit
akcr 6suhstiiutol r lluby Will acf as
umpire and 4 knight - scorer
Tho Reservoir avenue cars par- tho
grounds and leave Turks Head on the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
CLEVELAND IS. BOSTON So


Cleveland yesterday AT home again won
two games from Boston, making II four
in two days. The locals won tho first
game by punching it's hits with Boston's
errors. In the second game Cleveland :
errors we're very costly. Cleveland hit
Dircen hard IN the first inning. and hc
was Wild in tho sixth when Cars three
base hit cleared the bases. After that
Dineen was easy.
Tho games were witnessed by Garry
Herman, president Of the national com
mission Ban Johnson president Of the
American league. Harry Pulliam. prcsi-
dent OF tho National league i. 7. Powers.
president Of the Eastern league: Judge
kavanaugh. president OF tho Southern
league; J. ~. Farrell. president Of the
New York State league. Tim Murnane.
president of the New England league.
Charles Morton, president OF tho Pro-
tcctivo Association OF Independent Base
ba4AelAhs.- Attendance Scores
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Cloverlsnd. ll2 HelgesomJ. Is TO 1...... g
Time. l:i3 10
Ed Ball, The Cure and Foncasta also
ran.
FOURTH RACE.
About six furlongs the Cranston stakes
for 3-year-Olds. selling. value $1,000.
Lochinvar l02 (CrmminsD, 10 l....... !
Bonnie Reg. % CWiley), II 10 1.......... >
Rhythm. 100 Wreamer), Is 10 l.......... 2
Little Woods. Hyperion. Wild lrishmsn
Azclina. MirthlesS. Brush Up. Merigue,
Yorkshire Lad. MaWtrey and Gold Fleur
also ran.
FIFTH RACE.
Five and half furlongs. selling
Judge White. 23 81. Henderson,, 10 l.. /
Ruth W. l0i tJ. McIntyreD 3 to 1..,.... .
Sunglow. 100 CRomanellD, 3 10 2........ 3
Time los 49,
MI, Ambitious and Dennis Sullivan also
ran.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND
PROPERTY OWNERS.
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hour and every 20 minutes. refreshments
on the grounds.
The Providence second eleven will play
AZ Lincoln field. Pawtucket having for
opponents the Lorna ine- Textile second
eleven These players have broken even
on tho games already played this season
and efforts will be made by the visiting
eleven 10 get the odd game
The Providence eleven VIII be as fol
lows: J. Dove. captain. q Barvick. \.
Chambers r. Coates a.. J. Dixon. ~.
c. Hathaway " -. McCunu. s Row
Icy. r. l.. Tucker. a. Wild. =. W. Bottom
lev. A. = Woodhouso will act as nm
pire The above team will leave Market
SQUARE on the LIS p. IN Smithfeld ave-
l,fta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21

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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

NJ Sew Havon-New Haven 3 Hart
ford g.
~ NorVich-Norvioh .. Bridegroom T.
~ Meridcu-tlolyoko = Meridcn
80 Nev London Springfield u. Nov
London .
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ner. however. carried full sail throughout.
The preparatory gun was fired az 9:i0
a. m. and the signal for the start was
given after lpFminutc interval. The
start was q beautiflit one and the boats
got away I'm a bunch, crossing tho line
I'm the following order: Elizabeth. Mhlom
Wanderer ~, Midge. Grilse. Little
Rody. Sigma III. Kittiwynk Priscilla,
Micaboo Possum. Adelaide. Sichem.
Lady Mary. The last two crossed some
little distance astcrn Of the others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
.AGIE STANnINfi
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Fail Riycr-Fall River i3. Haver-
Hill I.
At Lyun-Lynn 4. New Bedford .
Al Concord Concord T. Nashua G-i0 in-
nings
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

\ Wild see-saw game, in which tho
chances seemed all going i'm favor OF New
York. suddenly turned into defeat yoster-
day afternoon at Chicago. for the High
lsnders. The climax camo when the Sox
swept in ahead i'm tho eighth inning. An
awful error on what seemed an easy
thing lot I'm two runs in this round ana
lost the game beyond redemption. At
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

The New Norks won two games from
the Cardinals yesterday At New York by
clean hitting IN both contests The visi-
tors played we'll but could not quite get
there. ShannOn's work i'm left field wa
one of tho features; also Browns I'm right
Attendance 1000 Score:
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rors Whites batting was feature. At
tendance ino Score:
Innings ..,..,,.. . 3
Baltimore .......O o q o O o. .
Toronto .,....,...0 o. y ! o.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Baltimore at Toronto
Newark at Rochester
Providence at Buffalo.
Jersey city At Montreal
EASTERN I.EAGI-E STANDING
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Baltimore hJnchod hits iu tho sixth aud
eighth innings in Yesterdays game and
-on out Toroutos hits Vere scattered.
rhiis the locals made several costly ,r-
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CFfrst Game)
DETROIT Z. WASHINGTON c.

At Detroit Washington's ragged fielding
was the blame FOR the victory which Dc
troit Won i'm Yesterdays l0.inning game
\ Wild throw 20 third by Jones in tho
eighth allowed the locals 10 tic the score.
while Stahl'S muff in the 10th put O'T.eary
on first. enabling him 10 score tho win
ming run on Dor1ns long drive TO left
Both pitchers were hit hard Attendancc
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE

n you have a tooth fired by Or kin9's
Painless Method you VIII never try any
Of the old Painful ways again.
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PTTTSBTRG. :; PHILADELPHIA,

Corridors poor pitching in the
first and third innings enabled Pitts
burg 10 secure a good lead that the Phil
lies were unable 10 overcome. although
making good rally in the fourth. when
they pounded Philippi out OF the box. Al
tendance 9ls3. The second game was post
ponod on account OF wet grounds. Score:
Innings ........ 3 s
slttshurE ......... q o o a.
Philadelphia ..... o o O-5
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(First GameD

BROOKLYN. ,; CINCINNATI. !.
Stricklett Was lucky almost all tho rirua.
and his support in tight places was good
enough To pull the opening game with
.he Reds out OF the fire at BROOKLYN yes
terday Lewis fielding, both for it, g1od
and bad features, were remarkable. At
.tpdJuro 1900 Score.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

New York ~ Chicago.
Boston A. cleveland
Washington AZ Detroit.
Philadelphia az 81 Louis
AMERICAN IEAGI-E STAINING
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JERSEY CITY 12, MONTREAL ;

Jersey city had an easy time with the
tail-enders yesterday AT Montreal. Bean =
all-around work was the feature Barber
vas batted out I'm tho third. and Ferry.
who succeeded him. was not effective Ban
non Was banished for kicking. Miller
spiked Rean. and the two players started
10 fight when they were stopped bv tho
other plnNerS Scnre.
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Honors were even in yesterdays games.
Chicago winning the first 10 !, and Bos
ton the second > 10 (. Reulbach iu the
fist game pitched a strong head game,
keeping the locals hits well scattered,
while Young was hit harder than ai.y
time this season on the home grounds
Wicker started 10 pitch for Chicago in
the second game, but gave way 20 Lund-
gren IN the NTH inning The visitors rr-
rors wore responsible for Boston's vic
tory. The feature OF the dav was Slaglc :
batting, Attendance 2S46. The scores;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-21
PROVIDENCE

Runs-Gettnau, Miller. Delohanty. La
porte. Milisan IS First haSc on balls
On MilliEan 2:oN Josslyn 2.Struck ont Ry
Mlligan 6; by Josslln Thraa-basn hit
peleharty Two base hits Mattress Mill
gan Dunn. Sacrifice hits -C'ettman. stolen
bases s-Delehanty. Laporte Double PLAYS
Miller 10 Murphy: Delehanty 10 Murphy.
Rock 10 Conn: Dunn to Conn Hit H.,
pitched ball--By Josslyn :: By Milligan I.
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