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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-08
Baseball Notes.

Lewiston High defeated Biddeford High.
Il to I. Friday. at BiddefOrd.
Crimshaw tanning with the bases full!
Now what do you think Of that?
Manchester and Fall River teams play
ed an thinning game, Saturday. to 2
Young Young Is certainly making good
with the Boston National League team.
Philadelphia played an errorless game
with the Brooklyn Nationals. Saturday.
At the first Maine college game Of the
season in Maine. Bowdoin defeated Bates
by q score OF to ).
College defeated Harvard What are Col
by's chances with the latter?
Heidrick, once the star outflelder of the
at. Louis club. has jumped his contract
ami signed with the Harrisburg indepen-
dent club.
Two errors coupled with two-base hit
lost Ahe game for Philadelphia, playing
with the Cincinnati Nationals at Pitts
burg. Saturday.
The Boston American team is still at
the, foot OF the ladder but Is now playing
u gilt: edged game and will undoubtedly
hethSard from later.
WAC would say that baseball Is not
pon4lar. when the American and Nation
day. was 520oo people?
error In Saturdays game with the New
York team. Boston Is evidently getting
Into the game in good shape.
Clarke. the second baseman on the st.
Louis Nationals: evidently lost the game
with Chicago, Saturday. making two err
rors when errors meant runs.
Chicago National won the game with
IT.. TAuis, Saturday. by punching hits In
the SIXTH inning. and they only secured
eight on Egan's delivery at that.
Hughes. the Washington American
port. Saturday. but his team mates failed
to conpect with the ball when hits meant
runs
Milford and wayland baseball teams
played q ll-inning game In Milford: MASS :,
Saturday. with the score at the hnisn
tsAins.
The Washington American team nov
Stands second in the race for the pennant
They have evidently begun their down.
Ward flight by losing three strasn'
Hobo Ferris II not rated as among the
big kitfers In the American League. bu!
hs turned the trick with . winning M
ID the BoSton-New York game AZ bos'
ton, saturday.
~Roston - q good baseball town. even
n. the champions are at TIE bottom OF
the ladder. There were ~ paid admis-
siOns ct the Boston-New York game
Saturday afternoon. :,
Freeman IL evidently fatting his battin!.
average. At the expense OF the eoOG
American League pitchers. Both ne AND
Qtf0ehay foIHd Chesbro for three base
hits IN Saturdays game.
aYeaGcS, the New York shortstop. claims
the Sdad;weather responsible for the most
Of his.;rscent errors. Saturday appeared
to be an ideal day for the national game
hut stiil- ne figured in the error column
The worst is over for the Boston
katericass1- After losing nine out OF II
Rdmee. they have evidently at last struck
the winning gait and win be heard from
before the end Of the baseball season.
How the fans would celebrate II the pen
nant should happen to again fail to Bos-
tons lot,
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Young Men for Presidents,

For the near future. at least. the great
political parties intend to show preference
to young men as candidates for the Presi-
dency. their experience with the present
one. who broke all records in youthful
experience with Hostetter's stomach R;t.
ters' extending over half a century, has
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anu tne record Of cures of stomach. liver.
It, iar exceeds that Of any other medicine.
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IL any or these organs are weak or dis
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-08
1.-THE POKE AND SQUEEZE"
Latest Run Getting Play in the Great
National Game.

The New York Evening Mail thus
describes a run-getting play that has
been made successfully number of
times in the big leagues this season:
"Fultz hit safely, stole second and
was advanced to third on Chase's
scratch, but which Collins failed to
field. Kleinow stepped up to the plate
and the signal was given. Pitcher
Tannehill saw what was coming and
threw the ball wide, but Kleinow. fol-
lowing Instructions. reached out and
sent a whizZing grounder to Ferris.
the second baseman, and started hot
foot for first. Fultz in the mean
while had taken a long lead and he
crossed the plate before the grounder
was fielded. KleinOw was thrown out
at first, but the run was in and the
game was won, for the score stood
p
1.-THE play takes nerve, quickness and
win games. The prediction that the
poke and squeeze will revOlutioniZe
baseball may be a trifle broad. but If it
is further perfected it may do just that
thing, for a greater run getter. in the
opinion of more than one expert. has
not been evolved in two decades.
CLARK Griffith said today concerning
it: The poke and squeeze is Won
derfully effective play and it is bound
to succeed nine times out Of ten. 1t
is the greatest run getter I ever saw.
and I have seen most of them. Yes,
it won yesterdays game and it will
win more before the season is over, as
it is sufficiently a success to be regu-
lar part of our team play"
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SPORTING NOTES.

Cornell, Saturday, defeated Prince
ton in a dual track meet at Ithaca, n.
Y, by a score of "A to 43.
Trinity College defeated Union, satur-
day, at Hartford. CT, in the annual dual
track meet by a score of % to As.
Dartmouth administered a crushing
defeat to Brown in track athletics, Sat
urday, at Hanover. N. H.. capturing 81
points, while Brown scored only 35.
Worcester Tech revived it's track
athletics. Saturday, at Worcester,
Mass, by losing the dual meet with
Tufts College by the score of IS 1-3 to
81 2-3.
The Midshipmen's SCARED crew, Satur-
day, at Annapolis. completely outrowed
the Yale College crew and defeated their
opponents by a quarter of length of
open water.
In handicap wrestling match AT
Buffalo. N. Y. Saturday night, George
Hackenschmidt the Russian, threw
James Parr, the English champion
three times in minutes and SO sec
ends of wrestling time. The Russian
had agreed to throw Parr three times
in an hour.
Princeton won the intercollegiate shoot
held on the Clearview grounds, Satur-
day. in Philadelphia, with a score of go
out of a possible 80 targets. breaking the
intercollegiate team record by 10 targets.
Harvard was second, Yale third and
Pennsylvania fourth.
Representatives of Jimmy Britt and
Battling Nelson met, Saturday, at
San Francisco. and agree to meet,
Wednesday. to sign articles for a
match between the two pugilists. Mel
son posted a $4,000 forfeit. The fight
will take place in San Francisco the
last week in June or the first week in
July.
After being constantly in motion from
9.3S A. NJ, Friday. in an automobile
Charles G. Wridgeway of New Yor!,
covered 1000 miles over the Brighton
Beach race track, befor. noon, Satur-
day. in % hours, 30 minutes. / second.
This beats the record made by Schmidt
near Detroit last year by hours 3 min
utes, &c seconds.
The date for the regatta OF the Inter-
collegiate Rowing Association at
Poughkeepsie has been changed from
July l to June %. The races will be
rowed at 3. 3.45 and p. NJ, the var
'ity eight-oared coming last. The
change was made because it was Deem
ed unwise to run regatta trains on FRI
day and Saturday preceding July 4.
In the final round of the annual in
vitation tournament of the Garden City
Golf Club played at Garden City. l.. l..
Saturday. Walter j. Travis of the
home club defeated Arden NJ. Robbins,
also local player and won the Pres
ident's cup by up and S to play. f.
NJ. Byrs of Allegheny, Pa, won the
governors cup by beating E. s. Par
malice of New Haven, by s up and Z to
play.
The executive and advisory commit
tees of the Intercollegiate Association
OF Amateur Athletes of America met
In Philadelphia few days ago and
discussed, among other things. a meet.
ing between the Western and Eastern
track champions. F. B. Ellis graduate
manager of the intercollegiate games
and also manager of the IJniycrsitv NJ
PENNSYLVANIA relay meet, was the orig
initor OF this idea. His plan was tn
hold the intercollegiate CHAMPIONSHIPS
and the conference track meet nm the
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U. OF N. INTERclASs MEET.
Three University Records Beaten
Juniors First, Freshmen Second.

| Orono, Me, May 7.-(SpeciaD.-T
ton held it's 18th annual track meet
here. Saturday, under most favorable
weather conditions ard On a good
track. During the day three college
records We're broken and the meet was
up to its usual standard in every way.
Events began at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. with trials in the weights
and the dashes. The forenoon events
We're rather slow, but the finals in the
| afternoon made up in speed what was
lacking in the morning. New college
| records were made in the 220-yard
dash, % 20 seconds, by Porter; in the
half-mile, 2 minutes 35 seconds, by
St. Onge; and in the mile run, min
utes and IS seconds, by Fl. A. Thomas,
| who made a new record in the same
event, last year. Wyman, who made a
| new mark in the quarter. last spring,
| failed to lower the record. Shaw failed
to lower the marks in either the pole
vault or the high jump, but as both of
these records were higher than the
| State records 1t was not surprising.
| Two freshmen, Witherell and Thomas,
made a creditable showing in the two
| mile run, and several other freshmen
showed up well. The meet was won by
the juniors with 65 points, while the
freshmen succeeded in landing second
place. with "a. c. f. Currier '0G, was
| individual champion, capturing in all
16 points, two firsts and two seconds.
| The summary:
1O0-yard dash-Won by r. II. Porter, 'O6
| Time, 10 2-5s.
| Half-mile run-Won by w. ]. St. Onge,
| '07. Time, 2m 8 3-5s.
EDWARD hurdles-Won by c. F. Currier.
'06. Time. II POS.
- 44o,yard dash-Won by W. ]. Wyman.
One-mile run-Won by II. A. Thomas.
| '05 Time, Am. sos.
edward hurdles-Won by C. E. Currier.
| '06. Time. Is 3-5s.
TwO-mile run-Won by L. " Witherell,
| '0S. Time, lin. % 3-5s.
90 yard dash-Won by Harry II. Porter,
| 06 Time. 90 2-5s
| Pole vault-Won by w. ]. Shaw, 'o5
Height loft. lin.
Shot put-Won by A. G. Bennett, 'O6
Distance. 34ft. 11Ain.
Running high jump-Won by w. ].
Shaw. Height. SIT. Gin.
Hammer throw-Won by A. c. Bennett
Distance, 105ft. Gin.
Running broad jump.Won by w. J. St.
Onge. OF. Distance 19ft 10Hin
Discus throw-Won by A. p Weymouth.
'06. Distance, loft lin.
The score by classes was as follows:
First place counts = second counts 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-08
THE EQUITABLE SURPLUS
Is Held for PoIicyhoIders' Benefit, As
sert Pres. Alexander.

New York. May flames W. AleXan-
der. president Of the Equitable Life AS
surance Society. tonight. made pubic a
letter written by him to Edward A.
" GODS, manager of the society at Pitts
burg, in which he asserts that the surplus
of the society is held for the exclusive
benefit of its policy-holders and not the
holders of the stock.
The letter was written under date OF
Yesterday in reply to request OF Ma
Woods for a confirmation Of certain ON.
cial statements made by the Edultav3,,s :,
Society regarding THE mutual plan Of its
business and the exclusive ownership OIL
the policyholders of the surplus
When Mr.. Alexander's letter was rea1
over the telephone to Mr.. Untermyer OIL
counsel for Vice President Hyde. Mr. Cn-
termyer made the following comment.
Nobody is likely to be deceived by tn,s
plausible attempt to anticipate the srr'o''
charges on which the removal OF MT ~
exander Is about to be asked for be'ray-
ing his trust"
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Mhoopina Couch.

The quick relief afforded by Cham.
oeriains Cough Remedy in cases Of
whooplng cough, makes It a favorite
with the mothers of small children. II
hQuehes the tough mucus, making II
easier to expectorate, Keeps the cough
loose and counteracts any tendency to-
ward pneumonia. This remedy has
been used in many epidemics OF whom
ing cough and always with perfect sue
cess. There il no danger whateve,
from the disease when It il freely given
IL contains nothing Injurious ana mar
pc given as confidently to q baby a. g.
an adult For sale by John CoushIin
Aususta, G. H. Bsans, Qardinse.
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BUT 1T COST HIM $40.
ShevIin Pays for Privilege OF Beating
Cars With His Automobile.

Meriden, Ct. May Thomas L,
Shevlin, captain Of the Yale footpa''
team, who is said to have raced 'h<
Boston express from New Haven 70
Meriden last Thursday. ana beaten .hs
train to this city, surrendered 10 'h0
police, today, for violating the autoln'
bile speed law and paid $40 to se''''
the case.
The police Of this city ard New pr,
tain made 10 arrests. today. OF aiiegeu
violators of the speed Jaw. all OF wnon
gave bonds Of s25 for their appearance
in court, tomorrow.
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FEELING OF SATISFACTION
At Bowdoin Over the Outcome Of
Bates-6owdoin Baseball Game.

Brunswick, Me-. May 7.-lSpeciaD.-
There was great rejoicing at BowdOln.
last evening. over the result of the game
with Bates. and although there was no
great demonstration there was general
atmosphere of satisfaction at the various
fraternity houses and about town.
Several bOnfires were lighted. during the
to the midnight train to welcome home
the visiting team. A false report was
atioat during the late afternoon that the
score was 6 to in favor of Bates in
stead of Bowdoin. and it was not until
the arrival OF the go train with a con-
tingent Of supporters who had witnessed
the game that the result was known, and
this fact made the victory more pleasing
than ever.
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FISHERMAN ASHORE.
Gloucester Boat Jwiique in Dangerous
Place at Canso.

Canso. n. s.. May 1.-THE Gloucester
fshing schooner Judiduc. Captain Good
win, is ashore on the south end of Bury
ing island The vessel is among the rocks
making considerable water. While ieov-
ing the harbor the schooner misstaycd
and ran ashore. The tug f. w. Roeb-
ling is standing by to render any assist
The Gloucester fishing schooner Rohe-
mia arrived here. today. Captain Seeley
reports having spoken in the ice on MAY
3: in latitude north $3.50. longitude west
;S:w; me Norwegian ship Trafalgar. from
sci is Is days out
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soWDoIN, s; BATES, 3.
First Blood fer Bowdoin in Maine COL
lege League.

Lewiston. Me-. May 7-Bowdoin won
first blood in the Maine intercollegiate
championship race by defeating Bates on
Garcelon field. Saturday, 6 to 3. Bowdoin
scored run in the first on Austin's err
ror OF a difficult chance and a hit. and
clinched the game in the fourth when she
landed on Doe for three hits which.
coupled with errors by Wight. Austin
and Lord. netted five runs. Johnson then
went into the box for Bates and in the
last five innings shut BowdOin out with
a single hit. Bates hit Files hard, but
was unable to land safe, especially when
hits meant runs Both shOrtstOps had an
OF day, and their errors were responsible
for most Of the runs on both sides. The
score:
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10000 BULLETINS
Will be Issued by American Institute
Of Instruction For Its Meetino

Portland. Me-. May 1.-.Members of the
executive committee of the American In
stitute of Instruction. which will meet
in this city, July 1913. held meeting
here Saturday. Those present were Pres.
Charles II. Koyes of Hartford, Conn.
Sec. William NJ Crawford Of Rostor
Treas Alvin Pease of Boston, Supt. pay,
son Smith of Auburn. and Stunt. q. NJ
Lord of Portland. A 10000 edition Of ad-
vance program bulletins is being prepar-
institute '''e
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Cricket Season Opens.

The cricket season opened in Massachu-
sets. Saturday. and the following were
the results of several games:
At Observation-Disclosures Y. NJ c. A:
81: Chelsea, 20. West India Wanderers C.
c., Al; Everett Reserves. 43.
At Lawrence-U. s. Bunting. IS; Law
renee. 81.
At Lowell-Mohair. 127; Merrimac. 16.
At Decentralization, 81; West In
dams. II.
At I.ynn-I.ynn, 81; East Boston, IS.
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OVERWHELMING DEFEAT
Administered to Bath High School by
Howdoin 2d-Score % to O.

Brunswick. Me-. May 7.-(SpeciaD.-
Bowdoin Second scored its second victory
Of the season by defeating the Bath High
school aggregation on the Whittier Ath-
letic field. yesterday afternoon. by the
score Of q to O. The contest was a one
sided exhibition and at no time were the
visitors in the game to any great ex-
tent.
The game was characterized by fast
playing on the part Of the BOwdoin Sec
ond, while the visitors showed an evil
dent lack Of practice. being unable to hit
and making many costly errors.
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The score by classes was as follows:
First place counts 5. second counts g.
SIXTY DAYS IN JAIL
Is Sentence Melted Out to Skowhegan
Hard Cider vender.

Sknwhegan. Me-. May "A hearing
was giving Israel Tuttle Friday whose
premises in Canaan were searched that
day and 80 gallons Of hard cider found.
He plead guilty and was sentenced to
go days in Jail. lutte was moving to
Pittsfield and had transferred about
three barrels of applejack out of
harms way He makes tile third old
cider vender gathered in by Sheriff
Smith since a week ago Saturday.
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1908 Immigrants Land,
Sunday, at New York,
Came in Ten Steamers.
toria Has Largest Number,
All Came BY Stesrage Passage and All
Were Adniitsd---nors Coming.

New York. May ALI records uo,.
broken, today, on the number ~ e.,
migrants passed quarantine Whit y,
hours. 12.0@9 foreigners. arriving r.
steer&ge, were permitted to enter Nan,
York. Ten trans Atlantic In.
brought this army Of immigrants n ~"
United States.
The steamer Pretoria brought o,ss
steerage passengers. the greatsst =,
any of today's arrivals. The TAN, ,,.a.
second with 1854. and the Weim,r va
third with 1871.
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At CHICAGO.
AT CINCINNATI.


At New York-Boston, 2; New York, /.
Attendance, 5000.
At Pittsburg-Cincinnati. 3; Pittsburg
2 (called at end Of sixth. owing to RAIN.
Attendance, 17SO.
At Observation-Disclosures H.;
Brooklyn. 0. Attendance. 5000.
At ChicagO-Chicago. 5; st. Louis, J..
Attendance, 5000.
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AT CHICAGO.
luealean LEAGUE, SATURDAY.

At Roston-Boston. 8; New York. g. At
1sndlnce. 1888.
AT Washington-PhiIade 2: Wash
ington, l.. Attendance, S2es.
IL 81. Louis-6t. Louis. .: Detroit, :.
Attendance $50.
Cleveland Chicago game postponed, ow-
jng to rain.
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Eastern LEAGUE, Sunday.

At Newark-Jersey City, 4; Newark. 5
III innings).
At Rocky Point. r. I.-PrOvidence, o.;
Baltimore, 3.
At Montreal-Buffalo, 4: Montreal, /.
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MAINE, 3; ANDovER, 1.
Maine Fields Sharply, While Andover
Makes Costly Errors.

Andover. May 1.-THE University OF
Maine team defeated Andover here In
dull game The visitors fielded sharply
and batted at opportune times, while the
Andover boys made eight errors. most OF
them costly, and failed to hit the paii
when hits meant runs. The score:
Maine 900 Il 0-3-3-
AndOyer O O o 0 0 O-1-S-S
Batteries-Frost and Gordon; Cow.
Merritt and Jones' Umpire, Clarksof.
Time. 2l5, Attendance. zoo.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
'erhiH. z: Concord. 2

AT Hsverhili-Haverhih. z: Concord. 2.
Attendance. 100.
Al Observation-Disclosures 8; Fall
River, 2 III mnings). Attendance. 1875.
At Lynn-Nashua, 4: Lynn. 2. Attend
ance. 1859.
Attendance 100.
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Catarrh,

Called an American disease, 10 cu.es
by an American medicine. ors,ha -
and prepared In the most catarrna' -
American countries. m.
That medicine is Hoods Sarsapa,l'i \,
1t cures radically and permanently :"
that it removes the cause. cleansing u"e
blood Of scrofulous and all other III
purities. 1t overcomes all the en- ,s
Of catarrh. too, and buifdspp the "n0'e
system
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CONNECTICUT lElsvE, SATURDAY.

A. New London-New London, 3: Nor
WicA, o.
At acknowledgement, 2; Spring
ned, o.
Al Hartford-Hartford, s; New Ha-
ven. !.
Al Holyoke-Holyoke. 2; Meriden, 0.
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EASTERN LEAGUE, SATURDAY.

At Providence-Newark. s: Provi-
dence. l.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4: Jersey
City. l.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Montreal. !.
Toronto Rochester game postponed, oW-
ing to rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-08

Runs mad0-By White, Abb0tt, otdn-
wood. Ellis. Greene. Files. Austin. French
and Kendall. TwO-base hits-Abbott ana
bases-White, Stanwood. Lord. Austin.
Johnson. Ellis 2. Base on balls-On Files.
of johnson. Struck out-By Files. 4: by
Doe, 8: by Johnson, Z. Sacrifice hit-Doe.
Umpire Carrigan. Time. 1.50.
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on balls-On Brown. S; of Stewart, O..
Hit by pitched ball-Sawyer. Struck out
by Stewart. 10; by Brown. !. Passed
baiis-Lawrence. /; Carter, 3. Time. 2h.
Scorer, kimball
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. SUNDAY.
At ST. LOUIS.

AT 81. LOUIS.
It. Louis .......o ! x-S.i
8sfteries- audhoff and Weaver: Mullin
a66 DIM Time, 1.6o. Umpire, Sheridan.
Attendance, II, 100.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO .0 0 % D Q 0 0-0-2-2
f,irvelsnd 80 0 / 0 0 0 % 1-2-7-l
BatteFtes-OWen and Mcfarland:
Hhodeo and Bsmis. Time 1.52 Ump!res.
Kelly and Mccarthy. Attendance. 1880.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE, SUNDAY.
AT BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn ......1 90 800 o4-10-1
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 o 0 % 80
BatteTies-Scanlon and Ritter: Duggleby
and Doom. Time. 1.5O. Umpires. John
stone and O'Day. Attendance, 10000.
At CHICAGO.
Chicago ...l 0 0 0 0 0 1881
St, Louis .0 0 o 0 0 0 0 U-O-5-2
Batteries-BriggS and ONeill: Taylor
and Grady. Time. Lac. Umpire. KLEIN.
Attendance, 1900.
AT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati 20 0 l 0 0 0 0 l o3-l0-3
P;ttsburg 10 0 0 0 a. 60
Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Robertaille
and Peitz. Time. go. Umpires Bause-
wine and Emslie. Attendance. II. 32S.