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COSTS NOTHING TO SEE IT

The Providence Whites meet the Paw
tucket second eleven at the Reservoir
avenue grounds tomorrow afternoon. The
game Is scheduled TO begin at 2:l5 p. m.
and admission is free. Reservoir avenue
cars pass the grounds, leaving Dorrance
street on the hour and every 20 minutes.
The following players were chosen to
represent the Whites: NJ. u. McCunn,
captain: X. L. Tucker. Arthur Chambers.
s. Whitaker. A. Armitage, w. II. Walton,
n. Maginis, III. c. Hathaway, w. c.
Eaton. s. Woodhouse, w. III. Scott: UNI
pire. A. K. Woodhouse: scorer, c. Walker.
The Providence Blues will play their
return game with the Pawtucket first
eleven at Association Park at Pawtucket.
The following players were selected to
represent the Blues r. H. Shaw, cap
tain; j. A. Rothry. A. s. Newton. Fred
Kitchen, Harold Dodd. Arthur Miller.
Sam Kaye, ]. A. Winfield. John Rutter.
r. Haworth. Arthur Wild; umpire. T.
Hubby; scorer. A. Knight. The above
team will leave on the 1:15 p. m train
fro mthe Union Station.
The Pawtucket club will be represented
by the following players: DR.. Meiklejohn.
j. Smith, r. Macfarlane. ]. Watt. An
drew Meiklejohn s. Bagot, VI. y. Mac
donald, j. Macdonald, j. Z. MAIDEN, r.
Price, j. w. Ramsbottom: c. A. Cady.
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Eastern League Standing.
NEARY MADE GOOD

Boston. June 15.-Charley Neary of
Milwaukee won the decision over Kid
Goodman of Boston at the Lincoln A.
G. OF Chesea last night after Is rounds
OF the most gruelling sort OF boxing
IL was the first bout held by the
new management Of the Chelsea club.
and the crowd was agreeably sur
prised at the improvements In the
arena.
The seating capacity has not only
been greatly increased. but the new
bleachers are so arranged that every
spectator has a perfect view OF the
ring ana a comfortable place TO sit
The ring now Installed is the fine
structure formerly used by the famous
Criterion A. c.. and Is III by a gridiron
OF lights that are great improve
ment over the old system.
Exits and aisles are ample in num-
ber and size, and the arena Is now a
model, excelling the famous arena OF
the National club OF Philadelphia, and
almost up TO the standard set by Miah
Murray In the Criterion club.
The crowd was small, but three
bouts furnished the best OF sport
In the opening bout of six rounds
Willie Riley OF 'but Boston scored
a pretty victory over Billy Conaty OF
Cambridge. Riley was much the clev-
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BASEBALL
NEWS NOTES

Manager Dunn released Ona Neal
last night to the Columbus (O) club
OF the Western association. Neal did
not want to play in the East and was
dissatisfied with his place on the
Providence team. He notified Man
ager Dunnlast week that he would be
out OF the game for month in July
and August, on an electioneering trip
In Indiana, where he is candidate
for school commissioner He will
leave the team here Saturday night
A strong man for third base is being
negotiated for and Poland will cover
the bag In the. meantime.
The Technical and Pawtucket High
school baseball teams meet this af-
ternoon In the championship game OF
the Interscholastic league at Melrose
park. Technical has an unbroken
string OF victories and win today
Pawtucket has lost but one game.
Should the visiting team land the
game II will be tied for first place,
and In all probability under such con-
dtions series of three games will be
arranged.
Clarence skillin, 'Os, OF Chicago,
terday elected captain OF next seasons
Dartmouth baseball team. Skillin Is
left-hander and ranks among the
best of college twirlers, He Is Fl
for two years.
The Brown varsity baseball team
left at 1893 o'clock this afternoon for
Amherst where II will attempt 10 turn
the tables on the Massachusetts nine
and get revenge for their defeat here
on Wednesday,. owing 10 the injury
to Jones, the Brown short stop. King
will probably play that position. In
all probability the batting order for
Brown will be as follows: Hoye, BIB, !:
Dickinson. Oh; Paine, C. or r. T.. TIT,
l. f.; Raymond, r. T. or C.; Elrod, lb.
Dennie, C. T.; King, $. s.; Nourse' p.
Capt. Higgins OF the Providence po-
lice baseball team has invited all can
Week. The opening OF the Inter-city
Police league will. II Is announced.
take place at an early date. The
other three cities in the league, Paw
tucket Fall River and New Bedford,
have had teams for several years past.
Each season Fall River and New Bed
ford have had n hot series. Patrol
man M 7 Feeney OF the Sixth district
Is president OF the new league and Will
call another meeting probably within a
week. 90 he held at Fall River
Terry McGovern made an offer yes
terday 10 sign with Jim O,Rourke to
play professional ball with the Bridge
port team for the rest OF the season.
O'Rourke Is considering the matter.
Terry regards baseball as hrst class
training for the ring In fact. he
recovered from a severe nervous
breakdown n year or so ago by dis
porting himself on the diamond He
il training easily with the idea OF re-
gaining his former physical power and
speed.
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substitute: Errington. umpire; Joseph
Smith, scorer.
The Pawtucket second eleven will have
the following personnel: d. X. Macdonald.
w. Whitehead, c. Robinson, w. Penny
cook. ]. Berry, @. Fletcher. A. q. Newell.
j. Kinloch. j. Peacock, John w. Rowe.
George W. Burgess; Kershaw, Smith.
Garnett. substitutes; Jones. umpire;
Welsh, scorer.
The first elevens OF the South Provi-
dence and Lorraine Textile cricket clubs
play at Willow Park, South Providence,
on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Eddy street cars leave Turks Head
every 10 minutes for the grounds, which
are located on Long Cove street. Admis-
sion is free. The local team will consist
OF the following players 7. Seymour
captain; j. Charlewood W. Harvey, A.
FELTON,, @. Ward. j. MAIDEN. f. Cordin. j.
Poole. w. Eaton. F. Smith. j. Oldneld
reserve, w Haden; umpire. A. Smith:
scorer. c. w. Cover
The South Providence second elevea
will play the Lorraine second team at
Lorraine grounds. Cars leave Turks
Head at 1870 p. m. The following local
players will play: J. Chadwick, captain;
j. Warburton. Mckenzie, G.. Pickup. c.
Dudley. ]. Talbot. E. Smith. A FELTON,.
Jr.. r. Davis T. Genever, c. Fisher; re-
serves, H. Hanson and H. Goodby; scorer.
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Interstate Invitation Shoot Results I'M
RHODE ISLAND Winners

Medford, Mass, June 15.-Rhode Island
carried of the honors at the interstate
invitation shoot of the Boston Gun club
at the Wellington traps yesterday, the
visitors from the Hope" state capturing
the team prizes. while E. C. Griffith OF
ascoag and J. McArdle OF Narragansett
Pier were tied for the two days average
prize Roy Sheldon OF Pawtuxet, a 16-
year-od boy, was third
In the Interstate shoot Rhode Island
scored 40, while Massachusetts, was Sec
ond, with 43e, and New Hampshire third.
with 4A. Only tow gunners appeared from
Maine, and. while team was made up
for their benefit, the score was not count
ed. The team shot at 100 targets and five
events per man at unknown angles and l6
yards rise, with FIVE men on a team
In the individual competition "Climax'
won the expert event for the two days.
with 322 out of 1886. making 100 straight
today
j. T. Hughes OF Boston won In the %
per cent class, A. J. Edgerton OF WILL
mantle, Conn, in the 30 per cent class and
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MAPS TOUCHED UP
0RTH'S SP|TBALLS

Cleveland. June 15--Aided by Conroys
errors the Maps gained their second vic
tory over the Hlghlanders by touching up
-e4atia- ia the eighth
Innings .......... 8 a 6
Cleveland........ 0 Ks
New York........ 1 0 o o 0 o.
Runs--Lajoie, Jackson. Bradley-S: La
porte. Delehanty--2. Two-base hits-Flick,
Lajoie. Chase. Three-base hit--Laporte.
Sacrafice hits-Bay, Rossman, Hoffman,
Delehanty. stolen hases--Jackson, Con-
roy First base on bails-off Hess 1; off
orth q Struck out-By Joss l. Double
play-Jackson to Bemis Umpires-con-
nor and Hurst. Time-2h
CHICAGO ?. WASHINGTON o.
Chicago, June l5-Chicago blanked
washington In the fastest game played
at either local park this season. Atten-
dance 5000. Score:
Innings ........1 2 3
Chicago. .......... 0 l o o 0 x-2
Runs-Davis and Donohue2. Two-base
hit-Schlahy. Stolen bases-Donohue,
Tannehill. Double plays-Davis TO Isbell
10 Donohue 2 First base on balls-Or
patten 2 Struck out-By Walsh g. Um-
pires- Evans and Connolly. Time-ih. 9m
DETROIT s. PHILADELPHIA T.
Detroit. June i5.--Detroit defeated Phila-
delpha I'm an interesting game. Jones
sensational catch or Hartsefs low drive
resulted IN a double play and saved the
game for Detroit. Attendance 2oi2 Score;
Innings ..........1 2 "a So
Detroit ........,... ! o 00O o 2 x-5
philadelphia ......0 2 0 o o 0 "a
Runs-Jones, Lindsay. Mc1ntire, Cobb.
Coughiln-5; Cross, knight 2, Bender-i
stolen bases-Cobb, Coughlin. Sacraflce
hits-Llndsay. O'Leary. Armbruster. Coax
ley. Two-base hlt--Coughlln. Three base
hits-Cross. Hartsel First base on balls
--On Donahue 2: or Coakley s. Struck
out-By Donahue 8: by Coakley 2. Dou-
bile plays--Jones 20 O'Leary; Cross 10
Davis. Umpire-O'Loughlin. Time-lh.
25m
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WEETAMOE WINS
FOR H. F. L|PP|TT
Sailed by Harry Haff in N. Y.
Y. {. Races

New York. June 15.-Cornelius Wander
bilts 7O-foot sloop Rainbow won two
prizes yesterday In the annual spring re-
gatta OF the New York Yacht club, sailed
on Long Island sound off Glen Cove, over
a 2Si4 mile course. In addition 10 the
class prize. which she won from w. T..
Iselin's yawl Vigilant. the old cup defend
er. on time allowance. a prize for which a
special race had been arranged. +. f.
Brewster's Elmina won from s. A.
Fluke's Corona, In the schooner class, by
minutes 3 seconds.
The weetamoe, owned by Henry r.
Lippitt OF Providence, and sailed by
Harry Haff. won from II. d. Kings
Nicola, by minutes, % seconds.
In the New York Yacht club 9O-foot
class. sailing 1871 miles. the Adelaide.
owned by Adee Brothers. was the winner.
She sailed against the Nicola III, the Mink.
the cara Mia and the Atari, defeating
the latter by minutes. 30 seconds.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt sailed with
her husband on the Rainbow. which was
steered by Capt Charles Barr.
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American League Standing.

erer and gave a fine exhibition Of in
and out boxing Conaty was game
but outclassed
bury beat "Beddo" McGrath of Cam
bridge in the third round. McGrath
had too much horsepower for his steam
supply and got tired in the first round
aud quit in the third.
McGrath was a good actor. and gave
n fine imitation OF a cold Knockout.
Neary and Goodman weighed in yes
terday afternoon under the required
poundage OF 1914. Both were in su-
perb condition, and Goodman's defeat
was not due 10 any lack of training.
The second and tenth rounds were
even. All the rest were Neary's by
substantial margin.
Neary boxed on the style OF Battling
Nelson. Not one backward step did he
take during the contest. He was al
ways boring in, and chased Goodman
round and round the ring.
Several times during the bout Good
man was visibly in distress, noticeably
in the sixth. 11th. 18th and 18th
rounds.
Tommy Murphy OF New York will
probably meet the winner next at next
weeks meeting. Young Donohue OF
RoXbury also challenged.
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TWO ROUNDS
FINISHED

Auburndale. Mass, June-i5.--The first
and second rounds In the Massachusetts
golf championship were played at the
Brae Burn Country club yesterday, and
among the survivors are A. O., Lockwood,
who won the championship last year, and
r. ]. O. Alsop of oakley and formerly or
Yale
Eighteen matches were played during
the day. there being six defaults In the
opening round of match play yesterday
forenoon. Among those who Withdrew
were q II Croker OF tho Country club
a semi-nnalist OF last year. and Fay In
gals. one OF the strongest players In the
state.
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CARNIVAL PLANS
FOR JULY 4TH
Activities of the Pawtuxet
Canoe Club

TO hold carnival Of water sports on
the Fourth OF July. The swastlka and
Saskatchewan clubs are expected 10 par
ticipate in the events. list OF which
Is being made out by the COMMITTEES in
charge OF the matter. composed OF James
p. Cunningham. f. l.. Clarke and J. +.
Muir The Pawtuxet club has appointed
committee TO work with other canoe club
bodies TO secure the right OF way across
private property into Roger williams
Park
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Runs-Murray, Hill, Nattress-3; Duffy,
Burrell, Clancy, Henley-4. First base on
errors-Buffalo g. Rochester l. First base
on balls-On Kissinger 3; off Henley O.
Struck out-By Kissinger 8: by Henley g.
Three-base hits-Smith. Steelman. Clancy
2. Two-base hits--Smith, McAllster Sac
ri1ce hits-Moran. Kissinger. Stolen bases
Wallace. Hill. Henley, Mcconnell. Um-
pire--Conahan. Time-2h. 40m
NEWARK 3. JERSEY CITY 1.
Jersey City, June 15.-Newark won It's
first game OF the season from Jersey City
yesterday. inability TO bat Fertsch was
responsible for the downfall OF the lead
ers Attendance 1900 Score
NEWARK
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HARVEY HIGH GUN At
M|D-WEEk SHOOT

Some very good scores were made We'd
nesday by members OF the South Provi-
dence Rife and Revolver association at
their midweek shoot on their range at
Warwick
A Fred Harvey carried of the honors at
the 2oo-yard range with a i5, one string
being almost a possible" The second
shot was less than an inch outside the
bull. oscar strom held him n good argu-
ment and secured secnd place with a 4s.
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OORMER HELD THE
REDS TO 8 HITS

Boston. June l5.-The superior pitching
OF Gus" Dorner and a lively batting
rally in the fourth inning gave Boston the
victory over Cincinnati. Only "a men
faced Dorner in the first eight innings.
but he weakened in the ninth.
fs9at0n!a'. 5aR5nss -;
Cincinnati ....... o 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Runs-Brain. Bates-2: Schiel-1. Two
base hit-Brain. Sacrifice hit-Howard.
Double plays-Dorner to Bridwell to Ten
ney; Delehanty TO Huggins to Barry; Liv-
ingston to Corcoran. First base on balls
on Dorner 3; off Wicker l. Struck out
BY Dorner /; by Wicker 3. Umpires-
Emslie and Conway. Time--lh. Bonn.
PITTsBURG 6. BROOKLYN 1.
New York. June 15.-Strcklett was un-
steady yesterday and the fielding back or
him was ragged. The pirates played
much the stronger game and won with
out trouble. Attendance 1000. Score:
pltis5aFs HaslSEs ....." ......:.. &c ss-s
BrooRlyn onon. ;;;;c,c;;. S0 Nooton ot% escb &
Peitz %; Alperman-l. First base on
balls--On Stricklett 4: off Willis @ Struck
out-By Stricklett /; by Willis z S!ruek
in RTuoS 10 Rthey
strioklett 2. Umpire-Carpenter. Time
IN.
CHICAGO s. PHILADELPHIA /.
Philadelphia June 15-Pittinger was hit
hard i'm the first. and I'm the second was
relieved by Lush. who pitched In splendid
style. Attendance 5000.
Innings .....".-. 4 3 : 6S
Philadelphia .... ! 0 o o 0 o o 0-7l
Runs-Sheckard, Schultz, Chance. King,
Brown; Gleason--I. First base ON balls
Struck out-By Lush 4; by Brown 3.
Three base hitsDChance. king Two
base hit.-Chance; stolen base-Doolin.
Double plays--Tinker to Evers to Chance
2. Umpire-O'Day Time-1h. 40m.
NEW YORK 6. ST. LOCIS 4.
New York. June 15--The New forks
hlt Druhot with men on bases and aided
by errors won a game from the Cardinals.
Attendance 1000 Score
Innings .......... l 23
New York ..... 2 0 Ks
St Louis ........ 1 o o 0 o o.
Runs-Arndt. Beckley. Raub. Two-baee
hits=Merfes 2. Smoot, Druhot Sacrifice
hIts--Browne. McGinnty. Stolen bases
Mertes. Gilbert. Umpires-Klem and john
stone. Time-ih. 40m.
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BOXING NOTES

Philadelphia Jack O'Brien has decided
not TO box again TN the fall Then he
may accept the Offer from Australia To
box Squires
ft looks as n the Lincoln club OF Chel-
sea would not get the Britt and McGov.
ern aght. as these boxers say they have
Los Angeles.
al Kaufman, the California heavy
weight. and Fred Cooley. who were
matched 20 box at the Tuxedo club, but
who we're prevented by an edict from the
governor. Will meet at Terre Haute June
D.
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TIERhEY 27 BALLS 10
THE GOOD AT FINISH

The game last night in the New Eng
land championship pool turnament at the
Home Cafe was between Jack Tierney
and Harry Mccain. Tierney won by the
score OF 100 to 73. Score:
Tierney--2, a. i2. 2, 10, 5, 3, 9. Z, l3. s. Is.
200.
McCann-l3 49, 13, 3, 10. IL. 6, 8. ., Z, O.,
0-73 Scratches-Tierney 4. McCann s.
The game tonight will be between Me-
Cam and Ingraham. and tomorrow night
Stewart and Ingraham will play. Tierney
and Stewart meet Monday night.
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BOUTS POSTPONED

Lowell. June 15.--The sparring match
between Fred Sidney of Boston and
Young Kenney OF Lowell. arranged for
last night in the Spindle City A G. rooms,
was postponed on account OF an injury
TO Sidney's hand.
Rockland, Me, June 15.-The bout be-
tween Young Hawkins OF New York and
Frank Adams OF Boston, scheduled TO
take place here last night was postponed
to June %.
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TRIALS OF BIG 'vARSITYS

Yale Quarters, Gales Ferry. Conn. June
l5-The Varsity crew took the water az
$3.50 last night and covered the four-mile
course in 1884. The Freshman crew went
out at the same time, and. for the first
two miles. raced with the Varsity. the
former winning out by a length and a
half. No time was given,
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ORIOLES FOUND
HARDY A PUZZLE

Huesman Three base hit-Yancey.
Stolen bases Roman Mitchell, Hartman.
j. Bannon. Massey. Struck out-By Nit
chell z; by Keefe 4. First base on balls
or Mitchell 6; off Keefe 3. Umpire
KERN.
ROCHESTER, 4, BUFFALO 80 IN
NINGS.
Buffalo, June 15--Rochester finished
strong In a l0-inning game with Buffalo
and won out. Attendance 271S. Score:
ROCHESTER,
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JERSEY CITY

-Moren--1: Malay O. Engel-S. First
base on balls-On Moren 2. Struck out
BY Moren Q; by Fertsch l. Three-base hit
Foster Sacrifice hits-Foster. Keister.
Gatins. stolen bases-Foster. Jones. Wild
pitch--Moren. Umpire-Kelly. Time-1h.
35m
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HEARST SCARE DID 1T.

10 has taken 10 years and Hearst
scare % convince tho gold Democrats tnat
william Jennings Bryan IL a great and
loyal Democrat" Without the Hearst
fright II IL doubtful II another decade
would have accomplished so much
Springfield Union
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MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black prepared by
GEORGE oRMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. i6s Tremon, street. Bos-
ton. 10 is simple. safe and easily APP
piled. contains no lead poisons; use II
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BLANDING & BLANDING. 50 weybos-
set street.
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MAINE COLLEGE TENNIS

Brunswick. Me. June l5.-The Maine In.
tercollegiate tennis championship was
won yesterday by Harold Tobey. Bow
doin. OF Canton. Mass, who defeated r.
@. Paine also Of Bowdoin.
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VARSITY BEATS FRESHMEN.

Harvard Quarters, Red Top, Conn,
June 15.-The Varsity and the Freshmen
crews went out at $3.50 last night and in a
two-mile race downstream the Varsity
won out by a IL lengths. covering the
distance In 1:02 rs. The tide was favor
able but there was a Head wind.
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Am ERIcAN LEAGUE.

Detroit 8. Philadelphia 0,
Chicago 2. Washington 0.
Cleveland 3, New York ,.
st. Louis Boston-Wet grounds.
Games Today.
Boston at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington al Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
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BALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BA ASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLL
Results of Games Played Yesterday
EASTERN LEAGUE.

INS GTF GGNoOE
Providence 3. Baltimore 3
Newark 3. Jersey City 1.
Rochester g. Buffalo 8.
Montreal g. Toronto 4.
Games Today.
Providence at Baltimore.
Rochester at Buffalo
Newark at Jersey City.
Toronto at Montreal.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago 5. Philadelphia /.
New York 6. St. Louis 4.
Boston 2, Cincinnati I.
Pttsburg s. Brooklyn /.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
PittSburg at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
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HtInS-heIIy, ftdIHt-1I MCF afIdhu,
Brodie. Rock-3 Two-base hit-Hearne.
Sacrifice hits--McDonnell, Neal. Stolen
bases-Brodis, Harley. First base on balls
.-On McNeal 8: OF Hardy 8; OF Mason 3.
Struck out-By McNeal 1 (; by Hardy 2: by
Mason 2. Wild pitches-McNeal 2. Umpire
moran. Time-2h.
sBatted for Mcdonnell IN ninth inning.
MONTREAL, 8. TORONTO T.
Montreal. June 15.--Montreal landed on
Mitchell In the firth and seventh and
scored enough runs 10 win the game.
Score:
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RILEY B. HAD
The SPEED

Baltimore, June la card OF four races
marked the second day OF the light har-
ness meeting OF the Gentlemens driving
club yesterday afternoon. The best
racing OF the day came in the 2:le pace.
In which Noah B., local horse won
after six heats through clever driving by
Charlie Atkinson.
The fastest time OF the seaso min this
section OF the country was made in the
2:i2 class race, when Raod w. won the
second heat In 2:iiis.
Estrela won the 220 trot. while the
free for-aH was easy for Riley b. The
summary:
2:eo CLASS. TRoTTING.
Purse 500.
Estrela. bm. by Guardsman (smith)l !
Orphan Girl, BIN. OHentscheD ......2 2
Jas Dudley. bg CIV r. Biggs)......S 8 3
r. Miles. bg (Erskine). ).,.............4 4
Time 2:21ia. 2:l9h. S:leh.
PIP CLASS. TRoTvrING AND PACING
Purse s4oo
Raoui w. bg. by Or. Hooker, /.
(Wh,tehead) .............. ......,.2 j /
l. T. washburn. bs by Rupee
(White) ................ ...........1
Mary Del, ch m (Nicholson)...,.3 2
Kidd. bg (Merriheld) ..,,,.."....4 4
Nut Boy. bg G.afrerty) ....."...ds.
FREE-FOR-ALI.
Purse sioo.
Riley b., b g. by Riley Medium
tEaring) .,........... .'''''''''.'''''''l I \
Black Hal bl m (Brown) .......,...2 2 2
Bad News. b & (Jamlson) ...........4 3
Art Alec, D q Uafferty). ).............3
Time 2:l3h, 2:l6a.. 2:l4A.
216 CLASS PACING.
Noah r. z. by Gambrill
(Atklnson) ............,., - 1
Ada D. h m, by Crawford
Jr., (Cannon) ................S 2
Hazel Burns, gr m, by
Bobbie Burns (Faux) .....1 8 ds
George R. Peck, br QIey-
wood .........s.s...sss.sss - TO
Ruby Electric, ch m. CIV. II.
BggS) ....,...... ...ss....s..o TO
]. n. L.. Jr h q (McKay)..i 3 TO
Minnie Thompson, m
(Jnmison) ........... .......s Z no
Hudgraft, b x (BoewelD .ds
Time. 2l5%., 2:l6N. 2:lss, 2;l7h, e;lsN,
2:2O.
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,TORONTO.

HufIsman-s. wcidensaui 2. Yancey and
Nifchell-4 Two-base hits-weidenssul,
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Cleveland. June 1b.-Aided by Conroy's
errors the Maps gained their second VIC
tory over the Highlanders by touching up
-e4.tl. IA the eighth--
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Runs--Arndt. Beckley. Raub. Two-baee
hits-Merfes q Smoot, Druhot, Sacrifice
hits--Browne. McGinnity. Stolen bases
Mertes. Gilbert Umpires-Klem and John.
stone. Time-lh. 40m.