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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-09
TRADITION, OUT OF
FORM, BEATEN

Tradition. the fast mare that shares
with Artful the distinction having
once finished in front OF the mighty
sysonby. was badly beaten In the third
race at the Gravesend track yesterday.
Accountants great speed coupled with
his better condition, proved 20 be a COM
bination which she could not overcome
and at the end OF a mile and sixteenth
she finished third, being beaten eight
lengths by Accountant and Logistllla.
That Tradition was not quite UP 10
hard race was made evident by the
gossip OF the paddock and the fuctua-
tions OF the odds in the betting ring
Jack y Joyner. her trainer, said that
she had worked we'll for him, but needed
a race, and advised his friends not TO
back her He was right. She ran well
for seven furlongs. showing plenty of
speed. but when IL came down to the
real fight, the struggle through the
stretch. she tired and Accountant and
Logistilla beat her home
Accountants success was largely dee
TO Jockey Jack Martins grand finish
This lad. known as the Or Jekyl and
Mr.. Hyde Jockey" rode his best race
on the same horse early in the week
at Belmont Park His friends had big
bets on Accountant, and as Is usual.
the' 'case when w II. Browns horses
the well played by the stable followers
Martin displayed all his skill
TIE took Accountant TO the front and
kept him there. Loglstilla challenged In
the stretch and had him beaten a six
teenth OF a mile from home, but under
Martins desperate riding Accountant
closed on Logistilla and beat her out OH
the post by a nose.
Toots Nook carrying $4,000 com
mission OF the Rainey Brothers, won
Gfaly
Brother Frank 10 the stretch, where
She passed him and beat aWter Tank,
a 100 to 1 chance. out by length and
half.
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Technical High still remains the unde-
feated leader OF the Interscholastic league
with Pawtucket close second. All the
teams except Technical had games yes
terday and showed some decisive scores.
English High won from East Providence
High at Adelaide Park yesterday after
noon by the score Of 10 10 ?.
For the first three innings the game
was a farce, but East Providence braced
in the fourth and held English in check
during the remainder OF the game.
Bourne essayed 10 twirl for East Prof-
dence, but was as wild as a hawk. Bill
lings took his place In the third, but he
was worse than his predecessor and
English had four more runs when he re-
tired in the same inning. With three me1
on bases and none out Dyer stepped i'm
and stopped the fun by forcing the next
two men to hit easy grounders and struck
out the third man.
Baricle pitched a good game for Drg-
lish. allowing but three hits and striking
out IL men Schwartz's umpiring was
entirely satisfactory The scores
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
IKE BRADLEY
LOST To 'TOOLE

Tommy O'Toole OF Philadelphia was too
clever for Ike Bradley. the English ban
tamweight, last night, in the windup at
the National A. G. The bout went the
limit, and o'Toole had matters pretty
much his own way
At short range the English boy got in
some telling blows 10 the body. but at
long range it was all O'Toole The
foreigner is short fellow. but Is we'll
built and has the appearance OF being
very strong. lie is very slow. how
ever, and not blessed with any too
much cleverness
He took considerable punishment last
night at long range and appeared 10 be
waiting for n chance TO get I'm close
whore he would hammer OToole on thf
ribs, and these blows hurt. In the last
round O'Toole treated the spectators 90
some fast footwook and completely be-
wildered Bradley.
Tommy Murphy OF New York has
been matched 20 fight Spike Robson,
the l26-pound champion Of England, AT
the National A. c. June 26.
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BASEBALL TALKS

The saints and shades of Roger Will
lams be praised The Grays have found
their batting eye.
Kelly was clearly in the right yesterday
when he sent Meek and Barrows from the
field after their continued noisy tactics
Manager Barrows lowered himself in the
eyes OF the sports when he went TO the
plate 10 protest the verdict.
The decisions OF Umpire Kelly thus far
have been the fairest OF any or the indi-
Gator holders seen here this season. This,
too, despite the fact that he was hasty
In banishing Poole to the house on We'd
nesday.
With the news that Morgan has been
obtained by the Montreal team comes tho
news that George Bannon has been sent
back TO Holyoke. He will probably de-
velop enough TO be taken on the team
again next season,
Dick Harley gladdened the hearts OF
the fans by his appearance in uniform
and the way he cavorted over the sward
In the warming up.
In addition to the hitting done by Mac
Farland yesterday IL was a Joy 10 see
that Neal smote the sphere with vlgor
also. With these men hitting according
20 their records and the other men main
taining the pace they have set 10 won I
be long before the team will be standing
at the head. where ~ belongs.
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NEW ENGLAND LE4GuE sGit 81 sTANpING TpsfehSei
MISS 0SG00D
NEW CHAMPION

Miss Fanny Osgood is the first cham
pion OF the Women's Eastern Golf asso-
eiation. In the second and hast eighteen
hole medal play round at the Nassau
Country club yesterday tive Boston wo-
man finished with q score OF l7s for 36
boles-two strokes better than Mrs. n. IL
Barlow OF Philadelphia
According 10 the conditions the field
was limited 10 IA yesterday and 10 was
expected that the finish would be close
When play began Miss +. Louise Bander-
hoef. the Ardsley girl led Miss Osgood
by two shots. The former expected to get
another good score. possibly an ss. the
same as she made on the first day hut
luck was against her. end she fell away
taking 81. which only tied her with Nrs
e. X. Fox at lS3. for fifth place.
Mrs. Barlow. with an sa made the best
Fcore OF the day. but Miss Osgood would
have done as well or better had she not
had two bad holes on the homeward jour
ney
Miss Harriet Curtis OF Boston got third
with ISL. stroke better than her sister
Margaret Mrs. Charles n. Stout. the
metropolitan champion. tied with Miss
ueorgianna Bishop for sixth place AT Use.
closely followed by Miss Pauline Mackay,
the national title holder
Miss Osgood won a gold medal Mrs
Barlow a silver medal and Miss Harriet
Curtis prize. tho latter being presented
by the Women's Metropolitan Golf asso-
citation.
The championship cup will be held for
year by the Country Club OF Brookline,
Miss Fanny Osgood. Brookline:
In ............. ....... -,
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belmont
VS.. BRADLEY.

The match maker OF the Standard Ath-
ietic club has announced that a series OF
bouts will be held at Lymansville on Mon
day evening, June IS. The feature attrac-
tion will be a l5-round mill between Ike
Bradley, the well-konwn English bantam.
and Al belmont. the fast Medford lad.
who has performed so many times at To-
cal shows
Bradley has never appeared I'm this sec
tion, yet he is well known 10 local follow
ers OF the game, on account OF his nota-
hle victory over George Dixon, whom he
knocked out In ireland about two years
ago. and from his win over Disger stan
ley
belmont will have 10 travel at a faster
pace tlau ne has ever stepped show
with the clever and hard-hitting English
man, and the bout should be cracker
Jack from start 20 finish.
In the semi-hnal OF eight rounds Jack
Murphy OF Mount Pleasant will clash
with Danny Custer OF Olneyvile. These
two boys were 10 have met at Thornton
sn the last show there. but owing TO
hitch IN the arrangements Custer refused
20 meet Murphy.
There Is considerable rivalry between
them, and some hot work can be expect
ed. In the preliminary OF six rounds Kid
Connolley OF this city will meet Frank
Russell OF Boston. Max Ross has been ap-
pointed matchmaker OF the club. and his
first card shows that he intends 10 give
the fans a good run for their money.
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tech" UNbEATEN,
LEADERS STILL

Burt 3, Cleveland Sacrifice hits-Cleve-
land 2 Double play-4McDonnell 10 Gil
bert 20 McFee. HIT by pitched mall
Cleveland, McFee. Struck out-By Eayres
-ODonnell 3, Murray McDonnell by
Murray-.Marsh. Bullock r. Eayree,
Fletcher 3. Barry. Passed ball-Cook. Um-
pire-Downes. Time--lh 45m.
PAWTUCKEr 4, CLASSICAL l.
Pawtucket High gave Classical a dose
OF defeat yesterday at Davis Park, by a
score OF 10 1. Pawtucket played fine
ball throughout the game, both In the
field and at bat, making only three err
rors and humping Osler for u hits.
Aspinwall pithced mastery ball, allow
ing Classical only four hits and striking
out seven men.
Phinney was the star player for Paw
tucket both at bat and in the field. get
ting three hits out OF five times up.
Scores
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BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULT
IS BEATEN
At TENNIS

Miss May sutton. the American tennis
expert, was defeated yesterday at LIVER
pool, losing in the womens doubles at
Aigburth. Her partner was Mrs. Hinyard,
and they were beaten by Miss Douglas
and Miss Thomson. Ga. Ga. The game was
the semi-hnal OF the Northern Counties
championship Miss sutton played desper-
ately when defeat seemed inevitable and
drove and returned with all her strength.
but without avail. She was much disap-
pointed over the result, but took IL grace
fully.
Previusly, In the first round OF the mix
ed doubles handicap Miss sutton and Mr..
Charlton, owing fifteen had beaten j.
Findlay and Miss Findlay CO. 6-l. and In
the preliminary round OF the All England
mixed doubles Miss sutton and ID. r.
Rhodes had beaten Miss Longhursr and
Mr. Fry 6-2. 60. Miss Sutton was given
walkover In the semi-hnal OF the women's
singles. Miss Pinckney Withdrawing.
ID. II. Rhodes of Boston won his match
against Mr.. Sampson in the second round
OF the handicap tournament for the Liver
pool cup by 6-2 Al. when Mr.. Sampson re.
tired. In the first round OF the mems
doubles Charlton and Figgis beat Rhodes
and Simpson, 3-6, 60. Ga. 4-6. Ga.
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ed again some disturbing remark, he too.
got the % sign.
He could hardly believe himself. and
ever, insisted or the game would be for
feited. Barrows still hesitated and went
out on the field to arbhrate the matter.
With sneering "Ah. Gwan!" there was
nothing 10 arbitrate, and Barrows took
his medicine He fingered at the fence
and Kelly insisted
Hardy was the officiating slab man and
he did himself proud, allowing but six
hits. and demonstrating that he could
pitch a whole game whenithe support was
right.
Twelve hits, including two doubles and
a triple. rewarded the champs efforts
with the willow.
The Grays were the first to score. Nc
Farland got his triple ana scored when
Dunn hit to left for Texas leaguer. In
the NTH Toronto got the run back, Meek
hitting for two bases and scoring on
Tamsetts single TO centre. The locals
took the lead In their half, making tho
score 3 10 l. Cooper was hit with a
pitched ball and went to second on Bar
tons single 20 centre. Both runners
scored! on McFarland's hit 10 left for two
sacks. The Canuclos got two in the
seventh. Yancey found Hardy for a
double and was safe on second, when
Hardy attempted 10 nall him at that sta
tion on Mitchelfs gpounder 70 the box.
White sacrificed and both runners came
home on Tamsett's double.
The champs won out I'm the ninth with
two runs. Neal hit 10 left for one base
and took second when Rocks attempted
sacrifice was felded 10 Tamsett at sec
ond. the player dropping the ball. Both
scored when Cronin batted for Hardy, the
big fellow dumping single out in left,
Score:
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GAUNTLET WON

Seventeen yachts took part yesterday al
Hamilton In the race around the island.
a distance OF As miles for cups presented
by the bermuda Yacht club. There was
a strong breeze at the start. but II moder-
ated in the afternoon. The pilot yacht
Isolede, length 70 feet, crossed the finish
ing line at 4:23:35.
Mr. Frank Maiers Tamerlane, the win
ner OF the race from New York for the
Upton cup finished at ass The
Dainty, length IS feet. sailed by Capt.
Smith. finished at $4,000. and Mr. Robin
sone Gauntlet, second in the Upton cup
race, at 5:5S:30.
The Gauntlet won a yacht club cup
from the Tamerlane by seven minutes on
time allowance. The yacht BattleaXe
sank.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Runs-Flynn. King. Heath. McCann 2.
Doyle 2, Barnicle 2, Brownie; Perkins.
Anthony Stolen bases--King, Brown 4,
Billings 2. Perkins 2. Bourne 2, Anthony.
Struck out-'By Barnicle II; by Bourne 1;
by Billings /; by Dyer 2. First base on
balls-Of Barnicle /: of Bourne i; off
Billings /: of Dyer /. Umpire-Schwartz
Time--ih 30m.
HOPE HIGH Z, WOONSOCKET HIGH T.
The inability TO hit and miserable field
ing on the part OF the infielders with men
on bases. proved the downfall OF the
Woonsocket High School yesterday after
noon at Clinton oval in Woonsocket,
Hope High winning by a score of TO 4.
Hope outbatted Woonsocket nine hits
20 five. Budlong, price and Laughran
did some fine stick work for Hope, while
Burt and McFee, the only members OF
the woonsocket team who were able 10
find Eayres, hit the ball hard
Budlong and r. Eayres played a great
fielding game for Hope. while Gilbert and
McFee helded magnthcenuy for Woon-
socket. Score:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Norwich-Holyoke Q. Norwich Z
At Observation-Disclosures s. SPRING
field l.
At New London--New London 3, New
Haven 2
At Waterbury--Waterbury 3, Hartford 1.
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STEWART BEAT HOBAN

The pool game in the tournament for
the championship OF New England last
night between Fred Stewart and Will
liam Hoban. was won by Stewart by
the score OF 100 to 20. Hoban has now
finished his games with three won and
FIVE lost Score:
Stew't 2n 915 $40 IA IL 10 3 & 100
Hoban s l3 6 O10 5 1 & IL 10 O. "a
Scratches Stewart s, Hoban 8.
The game tonight will be between Fred
Ongraham OF Boston and Joe Dion OF
Worcester Standing:
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CULLEN PUPILS RECITAL

At. Frances -Iyillard-hall- evening
an ENJOYABLE recital was given by the
following pupils OF Miss Mary Cullen
Ethel VI. Adams. Marion Clewley, Marion
T.. leighton. Margaret Ogg Russell NJ
Peters, Dorothy Leighton, Marion Sweet
Koopman. Marie Wildprett. May II
Murray, Eleanor A. Longmuir Hamilton
J. Mckenzie. Mary r. koopman, Ruth
NJ Hyslop, Mildred T.. Brand. Dorothy It
Jonap. Hildred O. Hanke, Marion u
Clewley and Rena y. Phillips.
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BLOCK ISLAND BOAT MAY
Be D0CKEO At FOX POINT

William f.. Dodge OF Block Island has
been appointed resident agent of the New
England Navigation company at Block
island, In charge OF the passenger and
freight service OF the company. including
both the Providence and New London
lines 20 the island.
II is expected that within a short time
the New Shortham will be docked in this
city at Fox Point. near the point where
the company's steamers operating he.
tween this city and New York are
wharved
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HAVERH|LL BEAT
FALL RIVER, 81

Sensational fielding by Third Baseman
Boardman contributed largely 10 70 =
River yesterday afternoon at Fall River.
HIS hair raising catch OF Higgins liner In
the sixth with the bases full and the
score tied retired the home team without
q run when there was every prospect OF
winning at that moment
Fall River outbatted the visitors, Nc
Partlln's delivery being much easier OF
solution than that OF Gilroy, but the
former got brilliant support. while the lo-
calls surprised the fans by slipping up on
comparatively easy chances. Score;
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Jack Con Proved Handy Manwh Willow for Grays Game Where
bARR0WS IS PUT OFF FIELD

saul, Yancey, Mcfarland. Neal. Three
base hit-McFarland Sacrifice hits
White, La Chance, Rock. Cooper Double
play-Hardy 10 Rock TO La Chance.
Struck out--By Hardy 3. First base on
balls-Off McCafferty L. off Hardy q Hit
by pitched ball-By McCafferty /; by
Hardy 1. Umplre-Kelley. Time-lh som.
one out when winning nuwas made.
'Batted for Hardy in ninth inning.
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Kuns-PuIslfer, Duggan 2-3; Drew =.
,Two-base hits--Higgins. Drew. Duggan.
Sacrifice hits - Boardman. Waterman
Guiheen. First base on balls-Off Nc
Partlin 4; off Gilroy l. Struck out-By
duce. Time-lh. Aim.
'McPartlin out. hit by batted ball
At Observation-Disclosures g. Lynn I.
Manchester I,owall--Wet grounds.
New Bedford rd-Lawrence--Wet grounds.
GAMES TODAY.
Lawrence at New Bedford.
Haverhill at Fall Rive-.
Manchester at Lowell
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N. {. LEAGUE CHANGES

Secretary ]. G. Morse OF the New Eng
land League OF Professional Baseball
clubs yesterday az Boston announced the
following change IN the leagues schedule:
Lowell at Worcester. June II. ~, July
Z, a. m. Worcester at Lowell, July q.
Sept 4, 5.
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AS a game TO witness there was more
fun TO be had at the contest yesterday
than there has been since the opening OF
the season and TO cap IL all the Grays
won
The game went along by stages so far
as the runs went, first one team being
ahead and then the other. Talk about
scrap. There was never such game seen
on the local ground and the side features
were well worth the price of admission.
After the game had gone along the reg
ular and one-half sessions, with the To-
ronto bunch in the lead Big Jack Cronln
was sent I'm 10 bat with Neal and Rock
on the bases. Jack was bit nervous at
first and Kelly called one strike on him.
The next ball came over and looked
tempting and another strike was register
ed
McGovern and McCafferty then decided
10 make the matter sure and held a flve-
minute tete-a-tete so as 70 get the sig
nails working right for the next ball. Cro-
min then had time TO cool down and when
the next ball came sailing over the plate
he nailed IL on the nose for as pretty a
single as has ever been seen. IL was like
an ounce OF gold TO a pauper or like md
ing the philosophers stone OF old for
when the fellows quit running across the
plate the game was won. Had their been
a larger crowd on hand the big fellow
would have doubtless been carried off the
field
The most gratifying feature of the con-
test 10 the fans was the fact that most on
the members OF the team had found their
batting eyes and nj like iends, The chief
OF these was MacFarland. He had been
making poor show all the season nut
yesterday he cut loose and the way he
tore OF doubles and triples was shame
The first time up he caught sight OF the
ball but sent IL TO short and was fielded
out lie got the lay OF the land then,
however. and the next time sent one TO
right field that had all the earmarks OF n
home run on II. White managed to head IL
on however. and he was halted on third.
The next time up he sent one down
along left field foul line and perched him
self on second station before he stopped
running. Not content with that he tore OF
another single the next time up and there
by rehabilitated himself with the fans.
Kelly decided TO have little fun out
OF the game himself. and began 10 take
things amusing by benching Meek for dis
putting a decision That player decided
that he would still assert his presence
and earn his salary by shouting instruc-
tions from under the boards. IIe was
warned once. twice. thrice. and law, Kel-
ly In his Just anger arose 20 all the dignity
OF his position az handler OF the indica-
tor and lord OF the diamond and sent the
big fellow on tho field
The greatest fun came. however. a little
later when the noise from the bench be-
came more disturbing. After Meek was
bankhed from baseball society Manage
hSarrows decided that he. too. would take
hand IN the encouragement 10 the team
Kelly warned him that n he persisted he.
too. would have 20 walk the boards This
was not haeded, and when Barrows shout
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MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been -nsed for over % years by mil.
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Twenty-Five cents a bottle Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind
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MAHER WON AGAIN

Danny" Maher, the American Jockey
yesterday at Manchester placed another
classic race TO his already large credit
winning the Manchester cup on Bach
elor's Button in a field OF IL. Best Light
was second and The White knight was
third Maher also won the Beaufort hand
leap on Kearsarge
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Runs-O'Connor 2. Costello. Fryer-4:
Hartigan--l Stolen bases--O' Connor,
Fryer, Hartigan, Pearson, Sweet Sacri-
fee hit-Fryer. Double play-Fryer 10
Phinney. Struck out--By Aspinwall Z; by
Osler 8. First base on malls-On Aspln-
wall 2; off OSler 1. Hit by pitched ball
BY Aspinwall-SMeet Qsler.- PaSsed-h balls
-O'Connor g. Umpire-Mc Pherson. Time
LII 2nrn
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia / I'll in
nings).
Pittshurg 10. Boston 4.
Brooklyn 5, St Louis 8.
New York 7. Chicago 3.
Games Today.
st. Louis al Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York.
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SON SUCCEEDS FATHER

Joseph + Ray. son OF the late Edgar
h. Ray, has been elected general manager
OF the Milford. Attleboro and Woonsocket
street railway succeeding his father.
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BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results of Games Played Yesterday
Am ERIcAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 4. Boston 2.
New York 6. Chicago 2.
st. Louis Philadelphia-Rain.
Washington s. Cleveland 4.
Games Today.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
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TORONTO.

Kuns-WiedensauI. 1ancey, Mock, Nit
cheli--4. Neal. Rock. Barton. Mcfarland.
COoper-6 stolen hascs-La Chance, Neal
Two-base bits-Mesk, Tamsett, Wiedsu-
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wooNsoCKET HIGH.

Runf--Marsh 2 Budlong :. Fletcher,
Barry; Burt ?. Cleveland "a Two-bsse
hits-Budlong. Bullock. Stolen bases
Marsh, Budlong 2 Laughran g. L. Eayres.
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b va
K to change ~ % hM Bertha np h 100 M
Eprg watched I'll hm dagh al to my about I'll lbh the OF he hing
an @ y
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence s. Toronto 4.
Montreal z, Jersey City 8.
Baltimore 8. Buffalo T.
Newark s. Rochester 0.
Games Today.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Rnchester at Newark
Buffalo at Baltimore
Toronto at Providence.
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The saints and shades of Roger will
lams be praised The Grays have found
their batting eye.