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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
POOLE WAS HANDY
AND GRAYS WON

The Grays won a close game from New
ark yesterday. the score being 10 /. The
game was not settled until the last man had
cied, and Il was only the steadiness OF
Pitcher Poole In checking a ninth inning
rally that prevented Burnham's Colts
from tying the score and winning out.
With the score 10 ! against them, the
Newarks made a final stand In the ninth.
6tanage. the big catcher. started the run
bolts in the Gray's chip Victory by whal-
ing the ball far over Harley. IL struck
within a foot OF the centre field bleach
ers yet fast fielding by Harley held the
runner at second Moriarity advanced
Stanage 10 third on a sacrifice. the first
out. But at this stage Poole put on the
orake,. The best Cockman could do was
90 drfbble the ball 10 the pitchers box
aor an easy out. Engle looked bad, but IL
was all a blum, as Poole blocked his
liner and with the ball IN hand chased
over 10 first and made the putout him
self. this ringing down the curtain on the
game.
Pitcher Fertsch started the game, but
lasted only one inning After issuing a
base on balls 10 Selbach and being
touched for a single by Harley, the eX-
Broncho retired. giving a story OF n lame
arm as an excuse. Moriarity, who pitched
yesterday and was beaten TO l, then nm
ashed the Job
The champs got 10 the doctor in one
aiming, the fourth. and did enough dam
sge In that round 10 win With one man
down Storke got away with a baby hit
just over third base. La Chance followed
with a double and both men scorched
home on Rocks two-bagger 10 the left
field wall. The Grays kept pepperlng
away on Mory's pills throughout the re-
mainder OF the game. but lively fielding
blocked further runs
Newark had numerous chances 20 score.
but all but one were allowed TO slip away.
A lightning double play engineered by
6torke and La Chance In the fourth
punctured the locals chances in that
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
SALV|DERE'S 5TH
STRAIGHT RACE

effort and race OF salvidere, ne permit
ted a stable secret 20 slip. He said:
Il am willing TO go on record that Con-
the Futurity and the horse that beats him
will get first money. Conville on Mon
day worked six furlongs over the old
Horse Haven track in 1:l7. This work
was a quarter OF second faster than
Salvidere made for the race yesterday
and was a very good performance for that
track. / think he is better now than at
any time since Mr.. Hitchcock and pur-
chased him. II he does not win, ! will
be greatly disappointed.
Aside from Salvderes victory. the chief
event OF yesterdays racing was the small
coup" on Simple Honours. a maiden that
won the last race easily. This colt was
backed from 100 TO down 10 Is 20 ]. Only
a few small bets were recorded against
the winner at the highest price.
A rumor was in effect after the race
that the horse was ringer" This report
was strengthened by the statement OF
Trainer p. NJ. Burch. He is reported TO
have said:
II have only had him four months and
do not know where he came from"
Turfmen last night did not give any
credence 20 the report, for the owners
OF the Chelsea stable are Ernest La Mon
tagne and Beverly Tucker. men wen
known in business and social circles
I'm New York and Baltimore.
The racing season here ends today. 1t
has been a long and prosperous one for
the stockholders.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30

Salvidere won the Adirondack Handi-
cap worth 5000. in a romp yesterday af-
ternoon at Saratoga from n fair field OF
cclts The champion -year-old OF the
season picked up 12s pounds practically
mado all OF his own running and won
with Sewell sitting still in the saddle.
IL was Salvidores ffth consecutive vic
tory since John f. Madden, his trainer
and part owner, has had him I'm his
charge. From a youngster that was re-
garded as a cripple, Madden's skill has
raised him into the rank OF champion
and made him practically a sound horse.
reporter discovered why Sal
vldere has improved 30 much since John
r. Madden has had him Madden, know
ing that the colt had tender and shelly
feet, has paid strict attention to them
From the first he has placed aluminium
plates on him. This was OF great assist
ancc to the youngster. but Madden i'm
proved upon that yesterday by keeping
the colt barefoot until four minutes be
fore II was time 10 send him into the pad
dock.
Immediately after the race Madden had
the plates taken of Salvidere's hoofs
This relieved his tender feet from any
strain or pressure. It was by such meth
DDS that Madden has developed this great
and thereby added 10 his own reputation.
which In every way is higher than thsl
OF any other trainer In America.
While Madden was congratulating his
partner. Thomas Hitchcock. on the good
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
DETTMER A
GOLF WINNER

The first round OF the match play In
the annual tournament OF the Manhsnset
Manor Golf Club was run off at Shelter
Island yesterday afternoon, there being
several close contests along with others
that were one-sided j O. Dettmer, Jr..
of Englewood. who established a new am
ateur record for the course this morning
while playing in the qualifying round,
won by wide margin this AFTERNOON, and
Is considered most likely 20 win the chief
trophy. although he has a promising op-
ponent 10 Arthur Pyckardt OF Yale. An
other lively youngster In the first set
was clifford Dunning OF 81. Paul's school
The favorite I'm the second set is George
Abbott OF the Dyker Meadow Club.
In the third set there was much re-
gret over the sound defeat OF Benjamin
Atha OF Newark by y. II. Hitchings. a
local veteran
The summary:
First set-Arthur Cowperthwaite. will
lams College. beat A. O Banker, Shelter
Island Country Club. up and 20 play;
J. @. Dettmer. Jr.. Englewood beat G.
Y. Gillett, Wykagyl. 4 up and 20 play;
c. A Dunning Nassau. beat II. s. stearns
Jr.. up and TO play; Otto Pyckardt
Yale. beat Willie Austin. Norwich. Conn.
up.
Second set-George Daniels Raltusrol,
beat n. s. Stearns Manhanset Manor
up: A. r. Waldradt beat J Stearns,
81. M: George Abbott. Dyker Meadow.
beat w. 2 Pyckardt, Manhanset Manor.
up and 20 play: c. =. Rowland. New
York, beat Thomas T. Russmore. Garden
City. up and 70 play.
Third SETH NJ. Hitchings. Manhanset
Manor. beat Benjamin Atha. Newark. s
up and 20 play; J. O Dettmer. Dyker
Meadow. beat J r. Ecob. Philadelphia, s
up and 20 play; Beverly Norris, Man
hanset Manor. beat J. L. Caughey. Shell
ter Island Country Club 3 up and 10
play" Arthur Pyekardt Manhanset Man
or. beat stephen C. Baldwin. Nassau. :
up and I. slav.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
CANS GIVES AWAY
ANOTHER FAVOR

Under the strain OF severe train
ing Joe Cans has become troublesome.
Yesterday he occupied the greater part
OF the day I'm objecting to match ar
rangements and making threats. Cans
walled against the clause calling for
him TO weigh In with his 1ghting togs
on, a difference OF at least a pound
and a half.
He is in more peaceful frame
OF mind and has lightened the worries
OF the promoters by yielding 10 the
demand OF Billy Nolan. Battling Nell
sons keen manager. Enthusiasm In
Goldheld has bounded 10 a holiday
notch The surrounding country Is
taking up fight talk with great enthu-
siasm and thousands OF strangers are
focking into the city.
"If ! were white man Ia lick
you." shouted Cans to Nolan after a
bitter argument in which the tight
promoters were trying to act as peace
makers.
When peace had been established, Tex
Richards spoke in favor OF Cans. He
said that the promoters felt grateful
for the manliness Cans had shown dur
ing the proceedings. He refused {"
comment on Nolan. The latter's per-
sistency in demanding points which he
believes may favor his man has ex-
asperated the Goldheld club leaders.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30

one shrewd follower OF the ring said
that IL was part OF Nolan's game 10 get
Cans so angry that he would lose his
temper In the ring. The negro's be-
haviour yesterday indicates the sound
ness or this theory but fight followers
believe that the crafty champion is too
wary TO be caught by any move Of
STACEY on the part of Nolan.
Referee Siler visited Cans quarters
yesterday morning. in company with
several OF the club directors
I'm satisfied that you will give me
a square deal. Mr. sller," announced
Cans, after the party had talked of
fight plans.
Cans insists that he is Nelson's
master in all departments. Science
hitting power. avoiding punishment and
other details were considered by Cans
in a talk yesterday. and he ended with
81 can't figure how can lose"
While the negro is attracting a big
share of the attention, Nelson is plod-
ding along in his dogged way. He
hasn't shown any concern and has not
been a bit nervous in his training work
To cut down the chances of specu-
lators reaping the rewards OF the clubs
hard work the promoters are urging
the enthusiasts TO buy early and this
plan has brought about s35. 900 into the
box office.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
YACHTSWOMEN
At 1|LLER IN RACE

Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt made her de-
but as yachtswoman yesterday after
noon. at Newport when she sailed her
Caprice I'm a race OF the 9o-footers. She
wa, the last 10 finish, but until very near
the end the Caprice. with Mrs. Wander
bilt at the helm, gave the Vaquero and
the Carolina n close race. Mrs. Wander
bilt purchased the Caprice more than
year ago and has spent many days on the
water learning how to handle her. II is
probable no wthat she IS the equal OF any
OF the women who have sailed small
yachts In the bay. The Carolina got away
first but the Vaduero led at the mark.
The Breeze outsailed and outpolnted all
her rivals in the beat home OF seven
miles All the boats were sailed by their
owners
The summary:
start $780,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
SAILOR BURKE FOR
MIDDLE-WE|GHT HON0RS

fore the Lincoln A c. Of Chelsea on Sept.
II. Burke had TO agree TO the weight
handicap in order 10 get the date.
While the lid was off in Gotham the
past year Burke made a record that Is
second 70 none. He went right down the
line defeating all comers and his victims
we're OF all weights
He is the only man that ever knocked
out Joe Grim, doing the trick In three
rounds Fitzsimmons, o Brien, Cans and
others equally fanfous failed TO stop the
Italian with the iron jaw.
Charlie seiger. another Iron jaw"
boxer. who has fought Cans. Britt and
Fitzgerald and went the distance with
all OF them, was victim OF Burke's ter
rible right in one round.
Kid Williams also went the sleep route
Ia the first session. Peter Maher, who
has fought every heavyweight In the
country and who outweighted Burke 80
pounds, was stopped in the second round.
Fizsimmons. o Brien, Cans fell victim
10 Burke in three rounds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
BRISTOL COUNTY FAIR

An entertainment feature o~the Bristol
county fair that will doubtless arouse
much interest will be the Imperial Jap
anese troupe. The same troupe was en-
gagged 20 appear last year. but ~ aid not
arrive in this part OF the country until
n few DAYS after the fair had closed. This
year. however. 10 will be seen. The party
OF entertainers consists OF six men. two
women and two children. all Of whom are
high class performers Beachey. the areo-
naut. who will appear In an eirship that
"iies through the air" will be another
feature OF the fair.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
FELL FROM CAR AND WAS
DAZED AND INJURED

Miss Ada c. Edwards OF 70 Transit
street received severe scalp wounds and
injuries 10 her back last evening by be-
ing thrown against the running board
OF a Crescent Park car. from which she
was alighting at the corner OF Wicken-
den and BENEFIT streets.
She was dazed by the violence OF the|
fall and was taken into the drug store|
OF Clarence J Luce where she was at
tended by Drs. Seymour and Morrissey on
Warren, who were on a Warren car that
was following the other. and was them
taken TO her home in carriage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
POLICE HAD VAIN SEARCH
FOR BLOCK ISLAND THIEF

Sergt. Costigan and Patrolmen McGann.
Huntley and Gormley last evening. wher
the steamer New Shoreham arrived from
Block Island. made a thorough search oI
the boat for a man who was said 10 havd
stolen a watch chain and charm. valued
at s2l. from a guest at the Pequot House
and who was said TO have escaped on thd
steamer
a description OF the alleged thief had
been telephoned 10 Lieut.. O'Neil at thd
Central station; but the man was mol
found on the steamer. and 1t Is believed
that ne landed az Newport
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
EAGlET WON

In a race between l5-footers at New
port yesterday afternoon the Eaglet, own
ed and sailed by William Grosvenor OF
this city, was the winner There were six
boats in the race. which was sailed over
a triangular course OF eight miles in a
light southwest wind.
One Of the boats was sailed by young
lady Miss Morgan. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin ID. Morgan, and although she
did not get place in the race she showed
that she knew how TO handle a boat. The
summary was as follows:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30

CAMBRIDGE FAILED
IN ITS Time TRIAL

Harvard's stock is steadily appreciating
for the big race with Cambridge a week
from Saturday. Yesterday the principal
cause was the time row OF the Cambridge
crew.
The Englishmen rowed over the course
seconds. Harvard rowed It yesterday in
ls minutes IS seconds. The conditions
were different however. Harvard rowing
upstream with a strong food tide and a
slight favoring wind. while Cambridge
rowed down stream with a stronger ebb
tide, but light head wind.
On the other hand, Harvard padded all
but the last mile. while Cambridge rowed
hard all the way. and several OF the men,
bers OF the crew were pretty well done
at the finish. II Is thought that the con-
ditions when Cambridge rowed were fully
as good as those when Harvard rowed
last evening.
During the last mile the Cambridge
crew was paced by a scrub crew from
the Leander. but as a full eight could not
be got together Substitutes Faulkner and
Lunt of the Harvard crew. Shimwen. one
OF the Cambridges substitutes. and Guy
Nickalls rowed with the crew.
All of the old rivermen now favor Har-
ward for the race. II Yale crew al New
London rowed no better than Cambridge
did Il would be considered a sure vic
tory for Harvard, for there was no lite
in the Cambridge crew.
----
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
MAI. DELMAR DRAWN

c. X. @. Billings owner OF Major Del
mar. ordered the horse out OF the gold
cup race at Pittsburg yesterday In tho
big two-day intercity meet. The horse was
brought here for the express purpose OF
winning the cup. Cleveland already hav-
Ing two legs on ~. Mr.. Billings thought
the race would be too easy for his horse
The best time made was o9L and later
in the dav Major Delmar went an exhibit
tion mile in 2:0s George G.. owned by A.
n RrAdY. won the cup.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
MRS. BELMONT
COSTLY PURSE
IS RECOVERED

Mrs. o. II. F. Belmont on Tuesday In
stepping off the yacht Narada into Capt.
Champions launch TO go ashore at Rocky
Point. dropped her gold purse studded
with diamonds, which contaised sl7s.
Mrs Belmont called Capt Champions
attention 10 the incident and he dropped
a buoy over at once where IL disappeared.
Yesterday a diver searched the bottom
and Just about as he was about TO aban-
don the search his eye fell upon the
purse.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
SHELTERS TRIMMED BIRDS
IN CLOSING HOME SERIES

Jersey City finished It's seasons home
series against Baltimore yesterday, land
ing another victory over the orioles. Civ
Ing the margin two games 10 one. The
Jerseys made up for their past failures
20 hit Pitcher Mason by walloping his
CURVES 10 all parts OF the lot In the sec
ond and sixth Innings giving the Skeeters
six runs and an advantage Jennings buds
were unable TO overcome. Pfanmiller
made a bad start for the Jerseys and re-
tired with a base on balls two hits and
two runs against him after the first in
ming. Mokinman finished UP and pulled
the team together. holding Baltimore safe
20 the end. Attendance 100. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-30
LACONIAS.

Runs-Brady. McGowan, Creamer
Murphy 2, Kirwin--6; Willemin. Hayes.
Conway, Farley 2-5. Stolen bases
Murphy 4. MoGowan. Two-base hits
Creamer, Bush, Murphy, L. Willemin.
Three-b hit-Kirwin. Home run-
Brady. Double plays--McGowan to
Brady TO Charles; MCGOWAN to Charles.
Struck out--By Kirwin 10; by o'Con-
nor s. First base on balls-Off O'Con-
nor 1. wild pitch--O'Connor. Passed
bayV-- Farley. Umpire-Earl Sknynl.
Ttme-lh. Som.
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TORONTO.

Huns-NAttreSs, Hmlth, McManNS-o,
Thoney Wallace. First base on balls
or McCanerty 3; of Currie 3. Struck
out-By McCanerty s, by CUrle g. Three
base hits-Cannen. McSianus. Corcoran.
Sacrihce hits-Gettman. Milligan, Wal
lace. Stolen bases-Corcoran. Woods,
slattery Double play -McCafrerty 10
Flynn. Hit by pitched ball-By Currie /.
wild pitch-Currie. Cmplres-Finneran
and Rsrins Tlme-ih. som,
'Batted for Frick In ninth
ROCHESTER i2-l. MONTREAL 20
Rochester won both ends OF a double
header at Montreal yesterday. In the frst
Leroy was a mark for the Brochos. but
in the second not A man reached third
till the ninth Then Barretts triple and
Clancy's fy 10 Wagner scored the only
run OF the game. Scores:
H1rst GameD
Innings ........ a
Rochester ....ss-. Q 0 6 Oh
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AGASS|z LOST
TEETH IN CAME

A match game Of polo was played at
the westchester clubs field yesterday
between teams calling themselves the
Reds and Blues the former winning by
a score Of 20 5A.
The only incident 10 mar the sport oc-
CURED toward the close of the game. when
Agassiz was struck in the mouth by a
mallet and had three teeth knocked out
The teams line UP as follows:
Reds II. G. Vanderbilt. ?. II. s.
Phipps: 3. r. l.. Agassiz: hack. w H
T. Kuhn. Blues--l. w. A. Hazard 2. L
r Burden. Jr: 3. j. NJ Waterbury: back
p. ]. Ralney.
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round after a fair opening had been made
The colts escaped coat OF whitewash
by getting one man around the circuit
Mailing singled. but was forced by Jones
A wild throw by Dunn sent Jones TO abe
midway station and he scored moment
later on Brodie's wo-bagger TO centre.
BY means OF this victory Providence got
an even break on the series, each team
winning two games. The score
pnnUTnENrE
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LAWN PARTY TO lID CHURCH

A lawn party was held last night AT III
Penn street by Mrs. Josiah n Thomal
for the benefit OF the Brighton Advent
church. The tables were In charge oI
Swain. cake-Mrs Ormsby and Mrs. Wa1I
field. candy-Miss Ada Harper: fanc
table-Mrs. Daniel Harper. ice cream
table-Samuel Harper and Robert Thoma
The committee included Mrs Ormsby
Mrs Josiah IL. Thomas and Mrs swain.
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CATHEDRALS 6, lACOAIAs 5

In a very interesting gabe OF baseball
yesterday afternoon at the Home so
ciety grounds, the Cathedrals defeated
the Laconias OF Edgewood 6 10 8. The
features OF the, game were the pitching
OF Kirwin and the batting OF Brady,
Creamer. MCGOWAN and l.. willemin.
The score:
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MONTREAL.

huN--buITett-l. lnrec-Dase nlt-Bar-
rett. Sacrifice ht-Kittredge Double play
Moran TO Loudly 10 Clancy. Wild pitch
Walters. Struck out-By Walters 3; by
Whalen 3. First base on balls-Of whalen
L. of Walters l. stolen bsse-Malay Hit
by pitched ball-Walters l.
BUFFALO 80, TORONTO 2-2
Buffalo turned the tables on Toronto
yesterday at Toronto and won both
games OF the double header. Scores:
(First Game)
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BALTIMORE.

Runs-Bean. Grant, 2. Kester. O. Hal
iigan-s: O'Hara, Mullen, Hunters First
! base on balls-On Mason, L. off Pfanmil-
Ter, L. OF Moskiman /. Struck out-By
Moskiman 4: by Mason I. Three base hit
Mullen Two base hit-Vandegrift. Sacri-
nce hits-Bean. Cassidy. Stolen bases
keister Halllgan, Double play--Vande-
grift TO Bean; Hearne 10 Hunter. Umpire
kelly. Time-1h 40m.
(Second Game)
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ARMY PISTOL SHOOT

The army pistol competition AZ Fort
Sheridan closed Yesterday Capt Cole ~
the Sixth Cavalry won FIRST place on the
team and broke the record in army pistol
competition. scoring PSI points out of
possible So. The beet previous record was
2S. held by Corp. Robinson OF the Ninth
cavalry.
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vWIF'N- DNII III
Two-base hlts-Morlarity, Rock Brodie,
Stanage. Sacrifice hits--Mahling, Moriari-
~. First base on balls--Or Fertsch l.:
OF Poole 2. Struck out-lBy Moriarity l.
Hit by pitched ball-By Poole l. Double
play-Storke 10 La Chance. Umpire
Conahan. Time-ih. 25m
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\. E. LEAGUE GAMES

Lynn 5-4. Lowell 10.
Worcester 2-l7, Haverhill 0-2.
New Bedford s, Lawrence 3.
Manchester Z, Fall River o.
GAMES TODAY.
Lowell at Lynn.
Worcester at Haverhill.
New Bedford at Lawrence.
Fall River at Manchester.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANI
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Al New Haven-Nev Haven II. New
London 2
Al Norwich-Hartford 8. Norwich 3
A. Holyoke-H Holyoke ;, Bridgepor, 2
At spring gfleld-Springneld g. Water
bury O.
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Summary: Goals earned-Reds :. Blue
6. less foul by Burden y. safety by
Waterbury u. final score 5L Referee
Arthur Burden. Timer-Costello.
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EASTERN LEAGUE,

providence 2, Newark /.
Buffalo S-3, Toronto 2-2.
Jersey City 6. Baltimore g.
Rochester l2-1, Montreal 20.
Games Today.
Jersey City at Providence.
Baltimore at Newark.
Rochester at Toronto
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NEW BETTING PLAN
At READv|LLE

Perfect weather, fast track and the
resumption OF betting on the races
through a new system OF bookmaking to
conform to a decision by the Dedham
court during the forenoon. were the feat
ures OF yesterdays grand circuit meet at
the Readville track.
Under the ruling OF the court the bet
tors were able 10 get their mony down on
the horses by means OF slips OF paper. the
odds and the bet not being recorded 1t
was rather a slow method, but II is
thought that practice will afford the play
ers an opportunity OF taking chances on
the horses. almost as speedily as under the
old system.
200 CLASS, PACING: PURSE 5000 d.
VIDED, $500 EACH HEAT.
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STOLEN FROM STUDIO

stolen from the studio OF Miss Bessie Null
len. 26s Westminster street. last Sunday.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn 4, Boston 3.
Pittsburg /. st. Louis o.
Chicago 3, Cincinnati /.
New York philadelphia (Rain).
Games Today.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Philadelph
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BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY T
Results of Games Played Yesterday
AN ERIcAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston g. Cleveland 2.
New York s. ST. Louis T.
Washington Detroit (Rain).
Philadelphia 4. Chicago 3.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York q Games)
Il
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