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low, for when he swung he landed and the sphere sailed safe. without turning. to right center. He went to second, and Meeks made his first score since declaring himself partisan of the Barons The fourth run, and the one that left Bir- mingham to the front of Nashville. was scored in the seventh
 With two down. and the fans fearing that the Iuckiest inning that the Barons ever have was going to naught, Moles- worth, by patient waiting, drew a pass The ball that gave him walk resulted in wild pitch. It struck behind Wells caromed against the wire netting, and landed in the grandstand. While Wells chased about like a rat = a twisting cage. Gladys" fat fair and forty, if a day, paced about the bags while Rip Reagan kept time with Lee Garvins will low
 Nashville woke Up to what was happen ing in the sixth. Pearson. first up, sim gled lusciously to right. Gilbert followed with a screaming double and the third and second sacks were occupied. With none out, Reagan made valiant efforts to wind himself from bad hole. He famed Wiseman easily, and while that dead bind was quanching his thirst with ice water, Bohannon flied in sleeply man. ner to Meeks. But Castro was yet to be encountered and luckily for Castro, he found the solid portion of the sphere s face. and lambasted it to right for a single of sufficient length to allow the two men on sacks to chase behind the rubber The third score was registered in the ninth. when with two down, Bo- harmon tripled to left-center. and came home on Frary's single, which Horse shoe" Smith missed by the skin of his teeth The official scores:
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Meridian 3, Jackson 2.

Meridian, Miss. June 27--tSpecial.)- After a brilliant contest of eight Innings this afternoon, Manager Ace Stewart took his men from the field, refusing to allow them to play with Lally umpiring and the game was given to the locals, who had hammered out victory in the eighth inning with four successful singles. Stew art kicked on a decision at home. but re- sumed play with two down and the score ? to 1 favoring Jackson. Sample, next up, hit safe to right field, scoring two men. giving the locals the lead. Stewart then called his men off the diamond. All though Damman was allowed to warm up for the second game. when play was called Stewart refused to let his men take position at the plate. Umpire Lally then gave the second game to \. eridian by a score of to O. Score:
 First game R.H E. Jackson :. .. .......... .000 oil o0t-2 Meridian .. .. ......... 900 900 03@-3 9 0
 Batteries: Niekens and Petit: Jones and Sample Umpire, I.ally
 At Mobile: First game. Mobile [, Baton Rouge g. second game, Baton Rouge O.. Mobile l.
 At Gulf Port: Gulf Port 5. vicks- burg ?.
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Jasper, Ala, 2, Columbus, Miss, 0.

Columbus, Miss. June 27.-tSpeciaD. The Jasper. Ala. team took the second game of the series from the locals this afternoon by a score of to 0. The ex- cellent work of Wheeler, who pitched for Columbus. should have given Columbus a victory, but they could not hit at an opportune time and then, too, they could not work their way through Jaspers de- fcnse. Both the game yesterday. in which Columbus won, and the one today, were great exhibitions, and much interest is centered in tomorrow's contest.
 Score: R. H. E. Jasper =. .. ..... ... ...0l0 001 00O--2 8
 Batteries: Wheeler and Cox for Colum- bus; O'Hara and Kllough for Jasper. Struck out-By Wheeler, 14; by O'Hara, '. Umpire-Mahone. Time-l:25
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo: Toledo 4, Louisville 3. At Minneapolis: Minneapolis l. Kansas City ?.
 At Indianapolis: Indianapolis 3, Colum- bus 9
 At St. Paul: First game. Milwaukee s, St. Paul 3; second game. Milwaukee :, St. Paul L
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SUMMARY. Two base hits-Gear Walters. Gilbert. Three base hits-Smith, Bohannon. Stolen bases-Alcoek. Sacrifice hts-Alcock. Struck out-By Ragan {. by Chinn. ?. Bases on balls-Om Ragan, I: off Chinn ?. Wild pitch-Chinn. Hit by pitched ball-By Chinn 3. (Mat- thews Alcock. Meeks) Double plays-Jansing to Frary; Jan sing to Bohannon. Time of game-1 :50 Approximations Attendance-4200
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Newman Officials In Knoxville,

Knoxville, June 2T-Forty-two officials of the Newman syndicate. which owns street railway and electric lighting prop critics in several southern cities. met here today in conference. The cities rep resentd ar: Nashvill, Memphis and Knox vile. Tenn; Birmingham, Ala: Hous- ton, Tex. and Little Rock. Ark. New York representatives of the syndicate are also in attendance. The conference is to consider subjects of mutual interest In conducting the various extensive prop ArtioA
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IA tAustin. to 5. third. Time. 1:os a-i

IA (Austin), to 5, third. Time. 10s 4-5.
 Fourth race, mile-Concert, 101 lPreston), 13 to 5, won; The NInks. 1O6 (obert). to 1, second; Colonel Jim Douglas, 122 (NcoD, 8 to 5, third. Time, 1:43 3-o.
 Fifth race five and a half furlongs- Frank Flesher, 101 (F'isher), 3 to l, won; La Thorpe, 97 (O'Regar), 12 to l, second; Webber, 1O1 (Austin), 13 to 5, third. Time, l:12.
 Sixth race six furlongs-Precious Stone. 109 (HalD. to 1. won; Gladiator, TOT CAus- thu, 15 to 1, second; Cygnet, 102 tAllen), l. to l. third. Time, IS.
 Seventh race, mile and an eighth-Hub- bard, 1os (NicoD. 13 to 5. won; pr. Me Cleur, S9 (Oregar), 10 ,, second Long Bright, 92 (Perkins), 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:5S.
 Latonia Entries.
 First race, mile, seling-Early Hours, ST; Henry Morne. Stillhunt, Antara, 8; Yachting Girl 101; The Only Way, Fox Hunting. 10i; Arachine, Triple Silver 106. Belle the Cat, 115; Dr. Bureh, s9, Arc Light, 102; Lee Bright, 92 Dalesman 1oS; Dr. Stephens. 112. Second race, six furlongs, selling-Shlp- wreck, Ss Shield. 91; Sylvan Belle, T; Jonas 99; Lord of the Valley, St. Paris. Loch Coil. 104; Marsh Redon. 109 Lizzie Mclean, Toppy Girl. 90; Mill song, 94; Marco, Hector, 9S; Benson Hurst, 105; Joe Shields, 95; Capitano, 1O6. Third race six furlongs, purse-Bedford, SS: The Clansman, 91; John English, 90; Lobo, 99: Meadow Breeze, Hazlethorpe, Usury, 101.
 Fourth race, steeplechase. club house course-Frank Mo, 125; St. Enoch, 12S; Warchief, 135 Stoddard, 13s; Dunnng, 142; Pirate 162.
 Fifth race. five furlongs, purse-Yando. 97: Ziek Abrams, Judge Burroughs, 100; Della Thorpe, Bittel Miss, 1G2; Anna Rus kin, Javanez, Red Gaunt. Bud Hill, 105; Dainty Dame, 10s.
 Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Oak- grove, 90: Minnehaha, 9o; Oasis, 94; Heine, Search Me- 95; Dudley. Libation, 97 Koh- nnf1ow 99; Blue and Orange. Fresnola, 101: Ida Davis, 103; Lucullus, 101; Harding, 107; bod Anderson, 109.
 Seventh race, mile and one-sixteenth, sellng-Cotillon, 9; Fonsoluca. Little El- kin. 9S; Florizel, 101; Brigand Bugler 10S; Monochord. 107 The Gadfy. 10s; Mamie Algol, 109; Shining Star Ill; Uncle Henry, IA.
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At latonia.

Cincinnati, June 27.-Precious Stone was the only winning favorite at Latonia to- day. Concert, the second choice In the betting easily captured the free handi- cap, the fourth event. the feature of the card The Minks took the place from Colonel Jim Douglass. the favorite. which was coupled in the betting with Daring. Track slow.
 First race. six furlongs-Larone 109 (Austin), to 1, won; Lady March. 107 (Griffth) F to 1, second; Dr. Turner, 1o3 (TreubeD, to 1. third. Time. 1:1s.
 Second race. seven furlongs-Tom Crow, 9S (Obert), to 1, won: Proteus. 100 (Rice). to l. second; Happy Jack. 105 (NicoD, to ?, third. Time, 1:30 2-5.
 Third race, five furlongs-Friction 104 Robinson, 10 to l, won; Mont Alban. 99 (Preston), 6 to 1, second; Old Honesty.
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SUMMARY. Two base hits-Gear. Mee<s CD, Coogan Stolen bases-Alcoek, Gilbert. Sacrifice hits-Gear, Walters, Oyler. Struck out-By Sallee 1, by Hermann 8. Bases on balls-Herrmann Hit by pitched ball-Sallee 12) Pearson and Hermann. Time of game-1:22. I'mpire-Ru -Rudderham. Attendance-35o0
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OTHER GAMES.
Uniontown 8, DemopoIls 2.

Uniontown. June 27.-(Special. )-Union- town won the first game of a series to be played here this week by a score of to in an eleven inning contest. The feature of the game was the pitching of David, who struck out IS men and allowed only five hits. Score: R.H. E.. Demonolis 5 S
 Batteries: Uniontown. David and Lis ter; Demopolis, Bryan and Knighton Um- pire, Brown.
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THE PRETZELS WIN
 BOTH FROM ATLANTA
MAXWELL GAVE TWO HITS AND
 BUT ONE MAN REACHED SEC OND-ZELLAR AND HARLEY, A. LANTA's STARS, GET DRUBBlNo.

Atlanta, June 27.-Montgomery won both games of a double-header from Att lanta today by all-round better playing. In the first game not an Atlanta man got to second base. In the second Ma larkey kept Atlanta's hits well scattered. Spore.
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Massacre of Jews Feared.

London. June 27.-According to a dis patch from Warsaw to the Jewish Chron- icle today, Uman. 115 miles southwest of Kiev, is In ferment. and massacre of Jews is feared. The Jewish population of the town is in a state of panic.
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THE THIRD GAME
 GOES TO PELICANS
NOBLETT'S HITTING IS THE FEA- TURF OF THE CONTEST-llT- TILE ROCK CHANGES LINEUP
 BECAUSE OF HIckEYs ILLNESS

Little Rock, June 27-New Orleans made it three straights from Little Rock this afternoon. Noblett's hitting was feature. He secured foT hits in four times at bat, one of which was for two bases. Third Baseman Hickey of Little Rock became i'll during the game and
 his retirement necessitated several changes in the Little Rock lineup. Score:
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Brooklyn 10. Philadelphia 0.

Philadelphia, June 27.-Brooklyn scored an easy victory over Philadelphia today. Stricklett allowed the home team only three hits. Score: R.H. D. Broollyn ........ .403 001 200-10 II Philadelphia. ..... .Oo0 O0O 0OQ- 0 J
 Batteries-Stricxlett and Bergen; Sparks Rtche Roy and Dooln and Crist Time 1:50. Umpire JohnStone.
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Stolen bases-Evans. Byrne Abstein, Hess. Carey @. Sacrifice hits-Plass. Double plays-Byrne to Evans; Hess to Graffius to Abstein. Struck out-By Fritz B., by Lebhardt 5. Bases on balls-Off Fritz 1, off Liebhardt 3. Hit by pitcher By Fritz l. by Lebhardt 1. Left on bases Shreveport [, Memphis g. First base on errors-Shreveport 2, Memphis S. Time 2:04. Umpire Bernstein
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbia; Columbia ', Jacksonville O. At Augusta: Augusta l. Charleston 0. At Savannah: Savannah Macon post poned: rain.
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Red Cross at Geneva.

Geneva, June 21.-The committees of the International Red Cross conference met again today, and finally approved their reports In anticipation of the plenary sit- tings of the conference
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LIEBHARDT TWICE
 DEFEATS PIRATES
THE BARON HAD EVERYTHING AND HIS OPPONENTS MADE ER- RoRS-EvANS HIT FOR HOME RUN AND ABSTEIN TRIPLES.

Shreveport, June 27-Bebhardt pitched Memphis to victory in both games of to- days double header. Twelve errors in the two contests tells the story of the locals double defeat Score:
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F|NNS CRUSHED
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 pregnabIe FAST WORK THROUGHOUT How MoIesworth Chased About the Bags Unhndered-An Immense Bunch of Wildly Cheering
 Enthusiasts.
SHANE DING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham 2-4, Nashville 0-3. Memphis 3-4, Atlanta o-2
 Montgomery 3-4. Atlanta O. New Orleans 3, Little Rock 0.
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New York 6, Boston 5.
Chlcaeo 3, St. Louis 0.
Detroit 5, Cleveland 8.

Detroit, June 27.-Detroit punched eight of it's hits in three innings and gave Sic yer sensational support when runs were imminent. Score: R.H F. Detroit . . ........ .o20 020 10s-5 9 Cleveland .. .. ......... GOO 100 002-3 II 1
 Batteries: Siever, Eubanks and Schmidt; Eels and Benis. Time, :4e Umpires Evans and Connolly.
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Summary: Two base hits-Hurlburt ?, Liebhardt. Home runs-Evans. Stolen bases-Evans, Daley. Sacrifice hits-Byrne, Carey 2 Haidt. Hits off Fisher 3 in two innings, off Hickman in seven innings. Bases on ba1ls-Off Hickman l. off Lieb- hardt ?. Struck out-By Hickman D. Leb- hardt 8. Left on bases-Shreveport 1, Mem- phis g. Time, :4S. Umpire Bernstein.
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The naughty Baron, raising himself calmly from a day of rest, stepped forth into the arena, and conquered the poor Finn in two bloody bouts.
 Crushed and humiliated, the feeble weaking is vending himself sadly back to unappreciative Nashville. while the Baron, with head touching the sky, proud Iy marches to Atlanta, seeking other vic- tins.
 Both games of the double-h header yes- terday afternoon between Birmingham and Nashville were won by the locals, and today, this burg is striking hard at ths ,,ates of Shreveport, and looking to- warl the Crescent City with bloodshot eye
 The results of the bouts were as fol- lows Birmingham ?, Nashville 0; Bir- mngham I, Nashville 3. In the first. Sal lee was pitted against Hermann, and Reagan vs. Chinn was the programme of the second.
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New York 6, Boston 4.

Boston, June 27.-Both teams punched hits in today's game. New York won Score: R.H D. New York;. ... .... 900 OPP 002-6 1 Boston ... ...... .000 GOA 000-4 1
 Batteries-Pfeffer and ONeil Mathew son and Bowerman. Time, AS. Umpires Conway and Emsie.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STAN DING.
Pittsburq 3, Cincinnati 1.

Cincinnati, June 27.-Errors by Cocoran and Huggins, followed by hits gave Pitts burg three runs and the game in the seventh inning today. Score: R.H. E.. Cincinnati. .... .... . 900 GOO 100-1 ' 3 Pittsburg .. GOO O00 3O0-3 10 ?
 Batteries-Frazer and Livingston; Phil lipe and Gibson. Time 1:40. Umpire ODay.
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out. When the crowd called the um- pire down for barley. he changed his decision. called Molesworth safe, but re- tired Meeks, claiming that the first base man had interfered with the catcher. This was all to the p--k.
 A ball batted by Frary struck ', els, who was on the coaching line, ill the side. Wells is not to the bad, however. Meeks and Matthews also received severe blows, but neither cried-just grlnned.
 A special from Montgomery says that the fans are crazy, ana that last evening they went on d torcn light procession through the streets. The fans down in SeepersVille are not accustomed to win ming.
 Percy Whiting of the Atlanta Georgian went off half-cocked. There was nothing in the rumored deal whereby Atlanta was to obtain the services of Schwartz. Insttau. Montgomery placed him immedi- ately on second. and issued the p-slip to Hickman.
 There Is no rule to prevent Vaughn re- turning to the game il he So choose, and if he disposes of the present first base man. As long as Meeks keeps up his present pace, however, there is no dan ger of the big manager ever again get ting on the initial corner. On account of the successive defeats that Birmingham has administered to Nashville, the Banner, of that city, does not believe that the Barons are crippled. While Birmingham makes no excuses, Gear is still wearing a plaster on his side, and Montgomery and Garvin arc iniuries.
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Games Today.

Birmingham at Atlanta. Montgomery at Nashville. Shreveport at Little Rock. Memphis at New Orleans.
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ON THE RACE TRACK
At Sheepshead Bay.

New York. June 27.-Perverse at to 10. won the Mermaid stakes at Sheepshead Bay today. Sahara was the pacemaker command and won by two lengths. Sa- hara was second two and one-half lengths before Lotowanna.
 First race, selling, five furlongs-Mont- fort, 1o9 tMiller), to l. won; Frank Lord, 1N GA Willlams), to 2, second Black Mate, 102 toNtter), 20 to l. third. Time 1:07.
 Second race. mile-Glorifier. 120 (Wish- ard). to ?. won; Heaslip. 11O (Radtke) g to 10, second; Singleshot, 1o5 (SewelD, 12 to l, third. Time, 1:3s 4-5
 Third race five and one half furlongs-- Ethon, 115 Oyne), to 5, won; Misgiv- ing, l12 (Miiler). 12 to l, second Bel cast, IF (Martin), 15 to l, third. Time 1:06 4-5.
 Fourth race, Mermaid stakes, mile and ne-eighth-Perverse. 121 Gyne), to 10, won Sahara, 116 (Radtke), 20 to l, second; Lotowanna, Ill (Shaw). to 2, third Time, .54.
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Ironsides, 115 Oyne), ' to l, won; Ben Ban, 97 (Mc- DanieD, to l, second; Confederate, Ill L. Williams), 12 to l. third Time, 1:14.
 Sixth race, mile and one-half on turf Angels, 106 (SewelD, 15 to 1, won; Glen Echo, los (Martin), Il to 5, second; Hunt ington. 116 (L. Williams), 25 to l, third Time, 2:33 2-5.
 Sheepshead Bay Entries.
 First race. three-fourths mile, main course-Roseben, 137; Kiamesha, Trad- tion, Handzarre, 113, Belgravia, 110: Wa ter Grass. 105.
 Second race, steeplechase, handicap, short course-Connover 1O3; Flying Vir- ginian, 15o; Paul Jones, 14S; Tom Cogan, Little Casino. 14; Gold Fleur, 13S; Ker- nel, Bulwark, 135; Long Run, 133 Courier, 13o.
 Third race, Surf, five and half furlongs. futurity course-Arimo, 122 Saracinescas, Peter Pan, 11S; Grimaldi, Prince Forum atus, Don Enrique, Aletheuo IA; Ruff fius, 110.
 Fourth race Sheepshead Bay. mile Prince Hamburg, 116; Dainty, IA; Blandy, Dolly Spanker, 113; Halifax, IA; Aeron- aut. III; Dsshabile 1OS; Bedouin, 10S Kia- mesha, Von Tromp, 1O5; Inquisitor. 101; Flip Flap, 100; Consistent, 93
 Fifth race, selling, five-eighths mile, futurity course-Captain Emerich, 112; J. c. Core, Vaquero, 1O9; Compensation, Elsie Janis. 1O7; Communipaw 1O6; Um- brella, L'Amour. 103; Bay Twig, Jacinto, Magma Stella, Gold Duke, 99; Officer, 9S; Skidoo, 97; Lady Hastings. Golden West A
 Sixth race, handicap, mile and sixteenth on turf-Logistilla, 122: Astronomer. IA; Mandarin. 107; Far West, 106; Entree. 104; Cedarstrome, 100; Just So, G; Bell of Pe- uleSt TelephOne Q5. Paul Jones' A Musk oday, Caronal, 90.
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Summary-Two base hits, Rickert ?, Knoll 2, Noblett. Sacrifice hits, Meany, Cargo ?. Breitenstein. Stolen bases. Blake. Struck out. by Brady 3, by Bret- enstein 4. Left on bases, Little Rock l. New Orleans 4. Passed balls. Zimmer. Wild pitches, Brady Time, 1:44. Umpire, Buckley.
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The Atlanta Journal severely upbraids Manager Mullaney for not pushing the matter of the rubber ball that he opened in Shreveport, and which he alleged was introduced into the game at New Orleans.
 Walter Taylor intimates that unless Null
 laney makes some statement. 1t will be
 a mooted question as to whether New
 Orleans or Montgomery Is guilty of hav-
 ing put the live sphere into operation.
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Atlanta ~ .......... ..... .. .00o GOO 110-2
 Summary: Two-base hits-Fox. Null laney, McCann. Perry. Stolen bases Fox Sacrifice hits-Wnters. Base on balls-Of Harley, 1; off Malarkey, o. Struck out-By Harley, 4; by Malarkey I. Time-1 50 Umpire-Pfennlnger
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An Immense Audience.

From every nook and corner of thls Magic City, the fans turned out, and when the second game was announced more than 4oD wildly cheering fanatics were seated in the stands and running over into the field. The crowd one that waxed warm with enthusiasm. and from the beginning of she first struggle until the score board told that the sec ond was also won, there was single continuous cheer that went up. and spread abroad ovci miles of country.
 Both games were excellent struggles, and both were played unusually fast. In neither was danger of the Barons losing keen. but m neither did the locals score walk-oEer. The first was won on ac- count of the excellence of the good left wing of Scatter" Sallee, and the second came as a result of timely hitting ac- curate fielding and fast base running The long fellow had everything up his sleeve. Speed and curve were his and his control was well nigh marvellous Rea- gan was steady throughout his battle and in spite of the fact that he allowed more hits than did Chinn, he ..ept them so we'll scattered except in one inning, that there was never danger
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Philadelphia 5, Washington 0.

Washington, June 27.-Plank held Wash ington down to three scattered singles today and Philadelphia easily scored a shut out. Score: R.H E. Washington . .... 900 GOO 0O0-0 . 0 Philadelphia 101 900 012-5 II ?
 Batteries Hughes and Wakefield: Plank and Powers. Time, hours. Umpire, OLoughlin.