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hands high and weighs 1873 pounds. He
Is reported TO have trotted a mile In
2:l5h, and will be trained for a record
This year
East View Maiden is likely To prove the
greatest trotter that Monroe Salisbury
has brought out since Directum. 2:05A
She has been half mile in l02is and
can tramp quarter in 81 seconds with
out apparent effort She is a s-year- old
black mare by Dlrectum Kelly. 2:0sh
out of Victresse. 2:2sL. by Brown, 2.1ss. |;
erandam Victoria dam Of three), by
Dictator.
Ed Benyon Is training the stallion
Neddie Connor. so highly touted several
years ago when In Geers' stable. He
went wrong then. but is reported sound
now.
The two-year-old colt. Blue Hill. by
Bingen 2:06h, out of Nelly McGregor.
2:l4. has been a quarter In SIN seconds
for Henry liter at the Readville track
The Kremilla stallion Kippewa, that
was purchased at the Old Glory sale last
November for the purpose Of making
high stopper OF him. Is to be raced again
this season. He Is reported TO have re-
Gently changed hands for ss5o0,, after
showing half in 1:04h over the Mem
phis. Tenn. track.
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RED HOOKS
MEET DEFEAT

1Ooo Fans at Palace Gardens yesterday
afternoon saw the Red Hooks go down 10
defeat at the hands of their old rivals. the
South Providence Grays. in an exciting
game. the score being TO O
Brooks did the pitching for the Grays
and was master OF the situation at all
times He struck out 12 men and allowed
his opponents hut five sea altered hits.
Twice the Red Hooks had a man on third.
and only one man gone. but could not
score.
Osborne caught an excellent game. while
his throwing TO bases was OF the gilt
edge order. shaw az second played A
snappy game and shared honors with
Barker in a neat double play. For the
Red Hooks Collins caught a good game.
lie also got two OF the teams FIVE hits.
one of which was a corl0ing two-bagger.
Pat Kelley, at third. played a fast game.
The umpiring OF Jack O'Brien was first
class. Notwithstanding the fact that there
were several chose decisions. His work
was highly commended by the spectators.
Score:
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"CH|CK" TUCKER
MEETS MURPHY

Chick Tucker the rugged little
fighter, and Tommy Murphy, Of Harlem.
will come together tonight az the open
ing ~ the South Brooklyn A. c. at
Sheepshead Bay This viii be the third
time they have fought
Their last battle, which was decided AZ
Lion Palace. one Hundred and Tenth
street and Broadway, on New Years af-
ternoon> was a Vicious battle for three
rounds, and since that contest both boys
have clamored for a return fight OF a
longer distance. They are TO box six
rounds this time, and the bout should be
bitterly contested.
Both arc in excellent shape ard are
confident OF winning with a Knockout be
fore the hell sounds for the final round
Tucker will be handled by SPIDER
Kelly. who is without a doubt one Of
the best trainers and handlers OF pugil-
lists in the world Murphy will be iooked
after by Frank Erne. another expert ad-
wiser.
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HORSE GOSSIP or THE
TRACK AND ROAD

Prestoria Wilkes. 21sl.. has a colt at
foal by Joe Patchen. 2:01L.
Norrie. 2:094. and Drectwood, 2:07ls.
go 10 the Pittsburg matinees
Audubon Boy and Grace Bond are due
at Readville within few DAYS
Mllard Sanders is at the indianapolis
track with great lot OF Sidney Dilon's.
whom he brought on from California.
Fanella, IL. the dam of Sadie Mac
and Todd has colt at her side by Moko.
She will he bred 10 Peter the Great
The classes at Saugus for the meeting
June 26-2a arc 21i. 2:16 2:1e, 2:23, 2:30
trotting. 200. Ell, 2:14. 2:1s. 21s, 222
2:25 pacing.
Lon Mcdonald will open his campaign
AT Saugus and for month will race
over local tracks, shipping 10 Cleveland
for tho grand circuit the last Of July.
A green PAGER by Roam Wilkes who
showed quarter last summer in %
seconds for Dave McClary is n late ad-
dition TO Jimmie Carpenters stable.
Winfield Stratton. Princess Moquette.
The Bishop. Terrace Queen and a few
more OF the fast record PAGERS reported
as sold 10 race in the provinces are still
owned In this country
Baron Silver, owned by Mrs. r. A.
Busby OF Cleveland. stands almost Is
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NELSON AND HERRARA
CLASH FOR $4,000

Haney and A. McGarry vs.. Lou Meyers,
New York
TUESDAY.
Kid Pantz vs. Bert Keyes. New York.
George Cole VS. Black Bill Philadel-
phla.
WEDNESDAY.
Tommy o'Toole VS.. Eddie Kelly. Esslng-
ton, Penn
Jimmy Gardner VS. Jack o'Keefe, In
dianapolis
Young sidney VS. J. Kelly, Rockland.
Me.
THURSDAY.
Chester Goodwin VS.. Rouse O'Brien,
Connaty VS.. Freeman and Cole MCGOWAN
VS.. John Ahearn. Lincoln club. Chelsea
FRIDAY.
Battling Nelson vs.. A. Herrera. Los
Angeles
F. RouthIer VS. Tommy Sullivan Au-
gusta, Me.
Joe Thomas VS. Dick Fitzpatrick, Terra
Haute.
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This is Brooklyn Handicap day. but the
big spring stake race will not compare
with many bygone Brooklyn Handicaps.
Eighteen horses stive this afternoon at
the Gravesend track for the ssoon stakes.
but they lack The class usually found IN
such a field.
Merry Lark. true-running little horse
that won the Excelsior Handicap this
spring, is the third choice
This big race WAS robbed OF most Of its
interest by the withdrawal OF the great
race horses sysonby. Hermis. Artful and
sTradition. Illness and the hardships on
training proved too severe for these cnam-
,pions. and their owners were forced TO
tdeclare them out
!. The field II made up Of has beens :"
fourth rate handicap horses and selling
.platers. Among the horses that turfmen
regard as has beens" are Delhi. The
picket and Proper. the first two winners
fof this event Delhi twice this year was
fheaten by poor lot OF horses and trailed
Phis feld home. The Picket "touted" as n
scertainty In a race AT Belmont Park. ran
like dray horse and was badly beaten.
Delhi failed TO show any OF his former
-freat speed and The Picket looked and
acted like very low class selling platter
a Proper showed speed I'm a race al Rel
mont Park for seven furlongs. but evei,
bis frmest supporters said after the race
that he was not within fifteen pounds 90
hsi best best form.
These are the three great horses or the
race. the "top-notchers that are assign
cd 10 pounds or more because they were
once mighty racers
The one champion IN the race Is Rose
ben. Unfortunately for his owner. Davis
johnson. this horse has not only never
won race ~ a mile and quarter. but
has failed 10 beat even poor thorough
brcds at a distance beyond A mile. He ls
sprinter pure and simple and has never
shown great speed beyond a mile.
Bisndy is regarded as the dark horse
OF The race. During tho early meeting AZ
the Jamaica track he ran far below his
best form. This was due 20 the fact that
he was not within twenty pounds OF his
greatest speed. Trainer Joyner kept AZ
MIN IN both prIvare Hn1 UuDffc. Hud ur=
der HE treatment the horse improved
rapidly. and IN tho last DAYS at Belmont
PARK showed marked Improvement and
finished third 10 fast lot. he likes tho
distance. ano. considering his best form.
has a chance 20 win.
Although Delhi ran - poorly early jn
the seas01. sonne friends ~ James X
K<ene. his owner. declsre that ne will
give ggcd account Of himself They ssy
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FEENEYS TEAM NO
MATCH FOR WHALERS

Manager Feeneys Pavtucketites had
measure Of hard luck yesterday and be-
sides were up against a stiff proposition
when IL faced the New Bedford team Of
the New England league and met defeat
yesterday at Rocky Point by score of
l3 10 ?.
Callahan who once wore the uniform
OF the Grays, was ON the rubber for
Feeneys men and the Whalers had a
regular feast with his offerings, straight
ening out the benders into i3 safe drives
Austin Mullauey and Braun found the
ball for doubles Callahan was out of
form.
The Pawtucket team had considera BILE
trouble in the field making six errors. OF
which number Callahan contributed two
The New Bedford team began tanying
In the first inning eight men facing Cal
lahan IN THAT session Callahan seemed
unable 10 locate the plate. while Rey-
nold's Inability 10 throw 10 bases also
helped along the Whalers Three scores
were netted. In the third inning New
Bedford again got busy and added an
other run. The ffth saw the Cauavan
hand out 90 put Callahan away. two
doubles being hit out by Mullaney and
Brawn at the opening OF the inning.
frarTSfrrS. Stricr ba~e-- --ftfA erratic work
ny fWynolus ailoNeh new Bedford TO pile
up three more runs, making the score
10 O.
Robinson was pitching fine ball for the
Whalers and Pawtucket seemed unable
To do anything with his curves one
more run came 90 the Whalers I'm the
sixth but I'm the seventh they fell on
Callahan and, added by his wild pitches.
five men crossed the plate.
Pawtucket escaped nater rout by scor-
Ing one run in the seventh and another in
the eighth
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NATHAN STRAUS
TOOK H0N0RS

Nathan straus. with his fast trotter
Ted. took a goodly portion OF the hon
ors on the Speedway yesterday. He sent
the well-known ight-harness horse along
every time an opportunity for brush
presented itself and in every instance
finished with flying colors.
The first time Ted had for company
the fast PAGER Norma Red, driven by
Andrew Crawford. II was a pretty evenly
match race. despite the fact that II was
trotter pitted against PAGER
Norma had slightly the better OF the
start and she was leading at the quar-
ter post bat from there 10 the shnish
Ted fairly flew over the ground. When
he reached the wire he had several
lengths the best OF the argument
In his second race Ted again was
matched against a PAGER. this time
Billy Cleveland. a newcomer on the
Speedway This was a spirited contest
from beginning to end and resulted In
another good victory for Ted
The Straus trotter finished his days
work in good heat with some un-
known trotter, said 20 have come from
Staten Island Both horses travelled fast
and they finished fare heads apart.
good three-cornered brush was one
in which Don Riley, Budd Stout and Lady
Direct struggled for honors. 1t was hard
20 pick a winner for the first quarter. as
all three PAGERS travelled as II they were
hooked together When they neared the
wire Don Riley stuck hts nose TO the front
just winning out
After the race Lady Direct and Budd
Stout tried conclusions. Lady Direct went
much better in this race and scored
vi-tory.
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The most important event OF the
week is the battle between Nelson and
Herrera in Los Angeles next Friday
night The purse hung up for this pair
Is one OF the largest ever offered by any
fight promoter. In addition TO the $4,000
bonus TO be given Nelson, the boys will
battle for $4,000. Nelson is the favorite
in the betting and he should be,
Two years ago he met Herrera in Butte
and won In 20 rounds. Since then the
Dane has shown big Improvement. while
Herrera has not done anything 10 show
he last fought Nelson. Herrera. how
ever has a great wallop. and II he ever
catches Nelson right he will put him
away.
Nelson Is a past master In the art of
blocking, and the Mexcsn's chances OF
getting in the punch are very small, nhe
manager Of the club showed great nerve
going on with the fight after the earth
quake and Are had raised such havoc IN
places from which hundreds would have
come to see the mill. Judging from the
sale Of the seats. however, ne will surely
take in enough 10 pay the expense he will
undergo
George Dixon. the ex-premier feather
weight OF the world, will go into the ring
again in a genuine battle at Gloucester
tonight. He does not like 70 be classed
as a has been" and has been training
hard for the bout, which Is 10 be Of IL
rounds
Four excellent bouts between evenly
matched boxers comprise the card that
the National A. c. OF Fairheld. Me, Offers
for its initial meeting tonight
The main event is to be a contest Of 10
rounds between Frank Adams of Newton
and that rugged Portland featherweight.
Johnny Frazier, who ~ a claimant of the
featherweight championship OF New Eng
land. In their previous engagement these
boys fought draw at Portland that was
conceded to he one OF the fastest contests
ever seen in Maine.
The semi-final between Kid Dell of
Brunswick. Me. and Joe Chartland should
he a splendid contest for the boys are
warm rivals and each will strive hard to
carry off the honors
The bouts between Joller and McFadden.
and Tommy Farland and an unknown are
exciting a lot Of interest
fNOust " bTlen ana ineSter NOOdWln OF
Chelsea will box Thursday night at the
Lincoln club for the featherweght cham
pionship OF New England. This will be
their second meeting
Though their last mill was called a draw
the sports were evenly divided as 10 which
one should have got the decision, and
they are all the more eager TO see them
get together again. feeling certain that I'm
Is rounds which Is the limit of their bout
Thursday night, the referee will have no
trouble picking a winner.
Both are training hard and will go into
the ring NJ to fight for their lives
At this meeting cole McGowan who re-
Gently won the l25-pound amateur cham
pionship OF New England. will make his
debut as a professional. and he will hive
that tough customer Johnny Ahearn. for
an opponent They will box six rounds.
In the semi-hnal bout Of eight rounds
those hard-hitting boxers. Connaty and
Freeman, will meet for the fourth time.
Each has victory 10 his credit. and one
bout was declared a draw Their coming
contest VIII certainly be hot one.
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GRAYS BATTING IN
VERY POOR FORM

There Is one patent evidence that the
Grays are not the same this year as last,
and that IL In the batting. Last year
Josslyn at this time was batting at .233,
Mcfarland at 1898. Dunn 2ss
The one bright feature OF the past
weeks hitting is the work by steve
Brodie. His average has jumped from
.229 10 .294, gain OF 6 points. Dick
Harley still leads the team with ,302. and
is the only man on the team in the honor
division. A very noticeable drop was
taken by Rock, whose average this week
is only 1871 In last weeks list he stood
second, with $50.
Last week Mcfarland gained few
points. coming up from .l% to .l95. hut
he must travel at a much faster gait IL
he hopes TO get anywhere near the 900
mark
While the team has not feldei at the
clip which characterized their games at
the opening OF the season the averages on
the whole compare very favorahly with
the other Eastern league teams. McFar-
land Is still sailing along with a clean
slate, having accepted 80 chances without
an error. La Chance made his first error
last week. but is still carrying remark
able average for first baseman. with 5o7.
The work of Cooper In this department
also deserves mention. He has played
three positions and has accepted 53
chances without an error.
Very few long hits have been made thus
far by the Grays. Brodie leads with two
triples. Harley leads IN stolen bases. with
five. while Poland has the greatest num-
ber OF sacrifice hits to his credit. with
three.
The records 10 date follow.
BATTING AVERAGES
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AMATEUR BALL

In n iO-inning game at Pawtucket sat
urday the Bourn Rubber company won
from the Columbia Athletics by the score
OF 10 to .. Tabb OF Cranstoa High was
behind the bat for the Bourn team and
caught a brilliant game. In che eighth
inning Guertin banged out homer with
two men on bases. Mcdonald pitched
his usual good game and was as steady
as a rock when men were on bases Next
Saturday the Bourns play the South
Providence Independents on tho latters
grounds. Score by innings:
Innings .....,,...... ..1234567s9
Bourn Rubber Co So. 20O001OO5 2-l0
Columbia Athletics -. 2o20 020l1- 9
The Cdgarmakers Blue Label baseball
team Union No 10. OF this city, met and
played the Pawtucket Blue Label club.
Union a. Saturday, the score being 20 to
in favor of the locals. The features of
the game were the pitching of wilcox for
Providence and the batting OF F. Kier-
dorf Wilcox F. Ludwig and the fielding
OF L. Martin. The Providence Blue
Label club has accepted challenge from
the Webb Pressmen Union for a game TO
be played Sunday, the 27th. at their
cbarnbake A silver cup viii be presented
20 the winning team.
MANVILLE BEATEN
The Hope and Anchor team won from
the Holy Cross team OF Manville SATURDAY
by a score ~ IL to 4. The feature of the
game was the brilliant strikeout record OF
Holdrdge, VINO famed II Of the oppos-
ing batsrnen- The Hope and Anchor slug
gers batted out 15 safe hits The score
HOPE AND ANCHOR
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0FFA NEAL IS
NOW AN OUTLAW

offa Neal. the third baseman. whom
President Powers Of the Providence club
purchased from the New York Nationals,
has gone with tho Altoona club OF the
Tri-state league He has been with
Manager Irwin for about week and is
holding down short stop
Providence tried hard 70 land the play
er. but Neal would not be party TO the
deal.
With the same club is Reecher. the In
helder who jumped his contract with Bal
timore. He Is playing third base.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

PHILADELPHIA s. ST. LOUIS &.
Innings 4 ? IS & 50 h q
Philad lp'a o o o s0l o-5 70 |
So. Louis o 0 o loiO "a
Batteries-Lush Doom. Mcfarland.
Hoelsketter. Raub.
CHICAGO 10. NEW YORK 4.
Innings I 2 81 So h .
Chicago 20 o > o I x-iO Ia q
New York o % l-a7 5
Batteries Lundgren Killing: Ames.
Bowcrman
CINCINNATI II. BROOKLYN 2.
Innings ? 4b67s ri .
Cincinnati 2 "a Il x-lii4 1
Brooklyn 90 q o 0 ? O-sit 4
Ratteries-weimor. sohiel. scanicn.
Bergen.
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BOUTS SCHEDULED.
MON

George Dixon vs.. Billy RYAN, !. Burns
vs. Kid Bridges. and Young Quinn VS..
Paul Hewitt Gloucester.
Tommy Murphy VS. Chick Tucker,
sheepshead Bay. NY
Hook keycs vs. Young Erne. Philadel-
phla.
Frank Adams vs. Jack Fraser. Kid Bell
vs.. Joe Chartand. Paul Jollor W. John
McFaddcn and r. Farland. Fairfield. Ne.
Paddy Nee vs. Kid Farmer. Davenport.
Ia.
Joe Grim. vs. Sailor Burke. Kid Coffey
vs. J. Dougherty. Young Otto vs.. John
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PROF ALLEN the SPEAKER

At the meeting Of the Providence As
ISOLATION OF Mechanical Engineers tomor-
row evening the speaker will he Prof.
Charles VI. Allen OF the Experimental
Engineering Laboratories OF the worcee-
ter Poiytc,shntc Institute Tits subject will
be Tho Uses and Abuses Of Gasoline.
keroscne. etc" and his talk will be H.
iustrstcd by many experiments.
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PAwTUCKET

Mulaney ?. Kehoe. Canavan Austin g.
Robinson-l3: Reynolds. Van Almkirk-2
stolen bases-kavanaugh. Braun 2. Kehoe
3, Canavan ?. Taylor. Reynolds Two-base
hts-Austin Mullaney, Braun. Van Aim
Kirk. Sacrifice hitS-Mullaney. Kavunaugh.
Braun. Struck out--By Robinson Q: by
callahan .. Wild pitches-Callahan 5. HIT
by pitched bal-BY Callahan--Canavan
Braun. Passed ball-Reynolds. I-npdre-
Green. Time--lh. Som
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HOLY CROSS OF MANvILI.E.

Rins-fonn. Cartwright 2. Milnsnn n
Frank ullrich 2 Holdrige. Gereirnhardt
roru, Fred ullrich-li: Mandv1lie. Grenon.
Roy "a. Stolen hases-IIope and 'An,~hor
H. Holy Cross o. Many1ue 10 Tv,oIhase
hits'-poolecl Frank Ullrioh Home runs
Ford. Pond. Roy. First base on halls
Home and Anchor 4: Holy Gross OF Man
ville ; Struck os-rPy Holdrire Il. nv
Dooley s. Double play-Major to Grenon
70 Sylvester. Passed bayyS--Fred rrIIr,-,,
Jackson Urptre-Durand. Time-sh.
r. T. JUNIOR LEAGUE.
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PROVIDENCE.

Runs-Bannon. Wagner 2. Huelsman.
Massey. Connors e; Dunn. Two-hase
hits Wagner, Whalen. Huelsman. Sac
rihce hit-Connor. Stolen base--Joyce.
Double plays-Jossyn 10 Ia Chance:
Hartman 20 Connors 10 Massey Struck
out-By Josslyn 2: by Whalen T. First
base on balls--On whalen 3. Hit by
pitched ball--~Whalen. Rock. Poland.
Tmpires-Kerins and Conahan.
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SANDY POINT HORSES
ENTERED FOR RACES

Reggie Vanderbilt OF Sandy Point
farm at Middletown. has entered sixteen
or his horses FOR tho Wissarickon PENN
horse show. and has engaged two large
cars % transport his high steppers and
numerous traps from Newport this week.
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MONTREAL TOOK
GAME WITH EASE

by whalen ahead OF Poland. Hartman's
ground tackle parted as he was about
10 field Rocks daisy cutter. Dunn start
ing for homo with the only run IN his
possession lie won by rod
The Royals oorralled three In the eighth
but there was no more scoring for Provi-
dence.
Nearly 1900 saw the game. The Provl-
dence team left for Toronto at 10 O'Clock
last night Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia z. 81. Louis 3.
Chicago 10, New York 4,
Cincinnati IL. Brooklyn 3.
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Plttshurg.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
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Dandeon First Choice With Oxford Merry Lark The Picket
in THE BR0OkL YIN HANDICAP

Fourth RaceThe Brooklyn
ods upward; $500 bv
90 value 10000
$1,000 third: mile and
quarter F,
The carry with
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IWo-base MIS- > McFarIand, Harley,
Dunn, la Chance 2. Rock, Cronin, Joss
lyn.
Brodie Q
Stolen bases - Mcfarland. Harley 5,
Dunn 3. Brodie 2. La Chance 2, Rock,
Cooper. Kruger 2. Poland T.
Sacrifice hts-Harley 2. Dunn ., Brodie
2 La Chance ?. Rock 3, Kruger. Poland
g. Hardy, Beckendorf
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RED HOOKS.

tI'''f'II T FINi 'FI"No !" . Y Y 7 y n ~
Runs-Devron 2 Connoughton. Dernan
4. Stolen bascs-SoWth Providence Grave z
Red Hooks 2 Two-base hlts-Do,,r,,,
Degnan Collins. Sacrifice hit-Comnisl,,.
Double play--Shaw 10 Barker. Struck o,,,
BY Brooke ~: by Marcy s. First baso
on balls-on Marcy :. Wild pitch--Marcv
fassed nalls--''olhns 2 Umpire-Jack
q Brien. Time-lh s0ul
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The New Bedfords did not go TO bat
In the eighth, the game being called.
Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Montreal s. Providence /.
Games Today.
Providence az Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimore at Buffalo
Jersey City at Montreal
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'ASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BA ASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Today.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
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Coupled In The betting August Belmont entry.