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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-19

Mrs. N. e. Turner and daughters.
Misses Sarah and ALA. arrived In Mo-
bile this morning from Vinegar Bend,
Ala, Mrs Turner and her eldest daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah. leaving this afternoon
for Montgomery en- route to Marion,
Ala, where Miss Turner will enter
the Judson. They will be Joined in
Montgomery by Miss Schramm, who
will also enter the Judson. Miss ALA
Turner will visit in Mobile several
days with relatives and friends.
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Brooklyn, Sept 18.-In the double
header here this afternoon. Brooklyn
and Cincinnati broke even.
First game.
r. II. e.
Cincinnati =. 0l0 600 210-4 6
Brooklyn :. :. 200 900 000-2 8
Batteries-Weimer and Schlei; Scan
Ion and Bergen. Time $50.
Second game.
R. e
Cincinnati. =. 1000 900 1000
Brooklyn >. ..011 600 00x--2 s
Batteries-Fraser and Mclean; Mo-
Intyre and Ritter. Time 1926. Um-
pires, Emslie and tombstone.
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New York, Sept. 1S.-New York de-
feared Pittsburg in the first game of
their final series.
r. H. E.
Pittsburg -. :. 200 600 600 0
New York :. :. 900 020 o1x-3 1
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Wilste
-uIa .et:I smIL 'ueueussIa pun
pires, KLEIN and Carpenter.
Boston, Sept 1S:-Boston won today
by batting at opportune times.
R.H. E
Boston. :. .101 002 OPT IL 2
Chicago. =. =. 900 Dol 003-4 IL 8
Observation-Disclosures and S. Brown;
H. Brown and Killing. Time, 1:55. Um-
pire, Conway.
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J. w. Pittman of Opelika, is here
attending the bedside of his wife,
who has been Ill for some time at a
local infirmary. Mrs. Pittman Is so
far improved that she will probably
be able to return to her home in Ope-
lika this week.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 1s-Philadelphia
defeated ST. Louis today principally
through the good pitching OF Sparks.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia =. 300 900 00x--3 6 v
Batterles-Fromme and Marshall;
Sparks and Dooih. Time 1850. I'm
pife ebay.
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Chicago, Sept ls-Chicago shut out
Schuman were hit freely, while owen
kept the visitors hits well scattered.
Score:
R.HE
Chicago :. :. 900 1870 o2x-7 II o
Philadelphia. +. 900 900 1000 8 8
Batteries-Owen and Roth; Coornbs,
Schuman and Byrnes. Time 2:07. UNI
pire Sheridan.
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ESPECIAL!G|
NOTICES.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends of Mrs John F. Whitfield are
requested to attend her funeral from
St. Johns Episcopal Church this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock.
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Cleveland, T., Sept. 1S.-Cleveland
won two games from Washington to-
day by punching their hits. Score:
First game.
RH. e.
Cleveland :. :. .oso 2os oox-S II o
Washington :. ..002 o02 1905 IL 4
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; Kitson
and Warner. Time 1870.
Second game.
Cleveland =. :. 1903 oo1 01x-7 II o
Washington . 200 600 000-2 1
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Smith
and Wakefield. Time 1:25. Umpires
Evans and Hurst.
ST. Louis. Sept. 1s-The st. Louis
team defeated the New York's today
decisively. Score:
st. Louis 81. :. ..o3o o1o 3ox-7 I o
New York. .Q20 600 600 8 2
Batteries-Clade and Hickey; Clark
son, Hughes, Griffith and Kleinow.
Time 1853. Umpire Connolly
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CORNER or DOPE
''IjIi1ii ON M|fi Il PUSHERS 9S;

Satisfied that the figning game Is dead
In New York. Terry McGovern and Jimmy
Britt have signed articles 10 meet within
three weeks before the Lincoln A. c. OF
Chelsea. Mass II Is said that the club 10
willing to put up a guarantee that they
will be able TO hold the fight. Both OF the
pugilists have started 10 get in condi-
tion.
"All aboard for Chelsea" Is the order
for tonight. when Charley Neary and Kid
Goodman meet. They will battle for all
they are worth. too. for Tommy Murphy
the clever New Yorker who will meet the
winner next week. will be on hand 10
size UP the fight and lighters and how the
principals scrap. Neary Is the favorlte
with the big majority OF sports. Although
Jimmy Briggs Is a third-rate fighter. the
expert way in which Neary defeated him
made the sports open their eyes. Nobody
dreamed that anybody could whip Briggs
by pounding him 10 the body.
Goodman is prepared for the battle OF
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STANDING.
'GANSETT REGATTA
ENTRIES FOR SATURDAY

The Narragansett Boat club will hold
its annual spring regatta Saturday after
noon on the Seekonk river. The feature
events on the program will be the canoe
races for points on the Tiden- Thurber
and Weybosset Jewelry cups.
The two clubs which will join with the
Narragansetts In the canoe races nre the
Wonkituk and the swastika.
In addition to the canoe races there
Will be contests for shells.
the races the Nara gansetts
VIII entertain their guests at socia.
time In the club house. The hDuse will
be pretuly decorated for the event.
The entries follow: Glass A. quarter
mile, single canoes-C. A Peders on, Swas-
tika; Frank kenney. Marriage nsett; +.
mile, single canoes. A. Johnson. Wonk-
ituk; kirke Packard Narragansett; e.
A. Tourtelott Swastika: junior single
shells-Messrs. Seahury and Diamond.
both OF the Narragansett Boat club, class
A, half mile. tandem canoes-Pederson
and Dix, Swastika: Kenney and Packard.
Narragansett: Gardner and Mason. Wonk-
ituk: class r half mile tandem canoes
Marshall and Nesbit. Wonkituk: Tilling.
hast. and Bradshaw. Wonhtuk: Otis and
Swastika: Gray and McTammany. Nara
gansett: Arnold and Hicks. Swastika;
senior single shells club championship
T.. s. Salisbury and r. X Coleme
class A, Club Four canoes Swastlka ana
Narragansett Boat club: class b. C.ap
Four canoes-Swastika Wonkituk and
Narragansett Boat club
The officials are: Referee-George G.
Kelly; sta rter--F II Buffum; Judges-.
Capt Carpenter, wonkituk and 5. X.
Page and Henry r congdon, clerk OF
course--Frederick W. Young.
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his life. He knows something about
Neary, for he fought him about two years
ago In Milwaukee. Goodman claims that
at that time he was young and inexperi-
enced, not only In ring affairs. but In
other matters, and so went into the arena
in anything but good shape.
The way he knocked Matty Baldwin
down in their second battle proved that he
could hit as hard as a mule can kick
With Tommy Murphy right on the scene
there will be no doubt OF next weeks
match Murphy Is more than willing 10
meet either man and will take either man
on at straight rule ighting. Murphy Is
said 10 be the fastest in-fghter In the
country. He can punch hard and in tho
fight with Rouse O'Brien literally stood
the South Boston boy on his head. Neary
has a chance TO meet Young Donahue at
Hamilton, o.. on July 4.
The fight between Joe Cans and Harry
Lewis for tomorrow night at Philadelphia
ought 10 prove easy for Cans.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-14
These OUTS
were REAL

Preston d. Jones. short stop on the
Brown varsity. was painfully injured
during the game with Amherst yesterday
afternoon.
At the time of the accident Jones was
covering second base. An Amherst man
started to run from first to second and
the pitcher threw the ball TO Jones Tho
throw was low one and In order 10 get
IL Jones leaned forward. Ball and runner
arrived at about the same time. and. turn
ing TO tag his man. the short stop fell for
ward on his hands and knees. He got
the ball on the runner, but the Amherst
man. unable 10 check his speed, ran full
tilt against the Brown man.
His FOOT struck Jones on the back OF
the head putting him out" for few
moments.
Mr.. Jones was taken to his home at lo9
Bowen street. where DR. w L. Chapman
OF 254 Benefit street attended him. 1t was
stated late last night that he was suffer
ing from the shock, but that II was hoped
that no conclusion had resulted
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GRAYS FINISHED
LIKE PLATERS

Jesey City. y. j.. June l4--The Dunn
ties lost their third game yesterday in the
series here. The Skeeters lightning in
field and tho Grays' poor fielding were
contrast The champs we're fast uT
TO the sixth and then went TO pieces.
Harley started the music with a scorch-
ing single past Cassidy. Mcfarland bunt-
ed in front OF the plate and Vandergrifi
made a bad mess picking II up. every
body landing safe. Dunn took two strikes
in attempting 10 sacrifice and then lined
a grass burner past Keister. putting Har-
ley TO the good with the first run OF
the game La Chance buntcd, and was
hit by the ball on fair ground, elly-eall-
Ing him out. Brodie grounded 10 Bean,
who forced Dunn at second and Neal re-
peated the process. Keister getting Brodie
on Beans assist
Wood opened the skeeters' half OF the
third with drive that sounded like a
two-base hit. The ball started for right
held on a line, but Dunn Jumped high
in the air and pulled II down with his
ungloved hand Foxen drove a scream
Ing grounder down the first base line,
the ball barely going over the bag. II
bounded on 10 foul ground and rolled 10
the fence. while Foxen sprinted TO third
base. He scored a moment later on
Clements long ny 10 Harley.
Brodie walked in the fourth but was
nailed ct second on Meals grounder TO
Bean. Rock took a strike and then laid
against the ball for a tremendous wallop
20 right for three sacks. Neal dashing
across the plate. Barton fouled 10 Van
dergrtft. and Cronin went out, Wood TO
Cassidy. leaving Rock on third.
Jersey City promptly came back with
She run that tied things up once more
Cassidy lined red hot drive straight
at cronin's head that he did well 10
stop before IL damaged his face. The
ball DETECTED TO La Chance. who got 10
the base a step behind Cassidy. Hanford
grounded to Rock, who fumbled. and then
threw 10 FIRST Cassidy was on the way
10 third, and Candy threw over the ball
going high and dropping into the field.
Hanford taking second on the play. Cas-
sidy scored on Keisters long fly TO Brodie.
Murrays men went TO tho front In the
sixth. Bean singled TO left at the start
on. Cassidy sacrificed and Hanford flied
TO Neal Cronin made wild pitch and
Bean sprinted home Barton failing to
pick up the ball Merritt. tho mighty
struck out. Dunn started the trouble IN
the seventh by fumbling Keisters ground
er. Vandergrift dropped a Texas Lacquer
into short right and Woods flied to Rock.
Foxen hit TO Cronin. who threw home.
but Barton muffed the ball and Keister
was safe. Clement grounded TO Neal.
who fumbled, and then threw to the
bleachers. Foxen scoring. Rock stopped
the bloody work by a great catch on foul
ground OF Beans fly. IL was the star
play OF tho series.
Cassidy hit 10 Neal in the eighth and
the ball took another trip 20 the bleach
ers, Cassidy trotting 10 third. He scored
on Merritts double TO left. Score:
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ATHLETICS WERE
THERE ON P|NCHES
Timely Hitting Won Them the
Detroit Game

betroit. June H-Philadelphia won yes
ierdays game through pure luck. The
TO one, but the Athletics got in their hits
in critical stages. Attendance 1900. Score:
BsI4Sis Bs'iSSsfahi.a,. s'i'Sf '' .,..::::: -: 5$$$SS
Runs-Jones. Lindsay, Crawford, Mullin
A, Hartsel. Lord, Murphy 2. Knights.
Stolen bases-Hartsel, Murphy. Sacrifice
Two-base hits--Lord, Knight. Three-base
hit-Mullin. First base on balls III
Mulbn g.; of Plank 4 Left on bases
Ry %na III P bs eans 10 pssss ssssk bs
Powers. Payne wild pitch : Mullln
Double play-Armbruster to Plank to
Cross. Umpire-O'Loughlin. Time-2h,
3om.
CHICAGO 8, WASHINGTON 0.
Chicago, June IA. - Both Smith and
Hughes pitched finely, but Smith was the
luekler Washington could do nothing
Score:
cbIn,gss bbnninss ''...'..' ! SSsSs 4,
Runs-Haihin. Jones. smiths. Left on
bases--chicago 1 washington s. sacrihce
hits-F. Jones. Sullivan, Tanehill. Stolen
sasss-Hahn. Davis. Anderson, Altizer:
Smith 4: OF Hughes I. Struck out-By
and Gonnolly; Timemlh: Aui:
St. Louis. June l4-Glade won a de-
served victory in the 10th inning OF a
pitchers battle yesterday. Score:
st. lnnl5Es nosis 49,. ...... ! 1855 5S ?,
Runs-wsllace-1. Two-bas hlts-Glade,
stahl Sacrifice hit-Nlles. Double play
Parent 10 Ferris TO Grimshaw. Stolen
bases-Niles, Hartsell. First base on
balls--Of Glade 2. Struck out--By Glade
8: by Dineen g. Left on bases-St Louis
8; Boston 2 Time-lh 42m. Umpire
Sheridan.
NEW YORK 3. CLEVELAND ..
Cleveland. June 14-The Highlanders
were victorious yesterday. Chesbro's a
twirllng saved the day, though the Maps
began TO hammer him in the last two
Attendance 5023. Score
Innings ...,.-. l 2s45 s7ss
New York" % %
Cleveland ......... 0 o O 0 o 1-2
Runs-Bay, Bradley-2. Keeler. Chase.
Delehanty-3. Two-base hits = Chase.
Bradley. Stoval. stolen base-Bay. Sac
rifce hts-Bay. Hoffman First base on
balls-On Rhoades 3; of Chesbro g. Struck
out--By Rhoades s; by Chesbro . Double
play-Conroy 20 Williams TO Chase Inn
pires-Hurst and Connor. Time IN. lam
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BROWN BACKS UP
TO AMHERST NINE
Tiff Was Poorly Supported in
Tame Game

Amherst defeated Brown on Andrews
field yesterday afternoon in ragged
game by the score OF 10 4. Jones the
Brown shortstop. was hit a severe blow
on the head In attempting TO catch a
player from first to second and was
forced TO retire from the game Amherst
clinched the game In the eighth, when
with three hits and an error she scored
four runs.
McRae, the much touted slab artist
easily delivered the goods. though he had
nothing on Tiff The later had excellent
on,h' eon,aJh,' anu nss curves , we're oecepuve
slash the air McRae was also effective
while his support was excellent Beach
tho litele short stop of the visitors was
the shining light OF the game. His fast
stops and perfect throws relieved the
monotony OF an otherwise listles game
AMHERST
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GRIFFITH SECOND IN
BOSTON CLUB SHOOT

Medford Mass. June 1.-THE seventh
annual invitation shoot OF the Boston
Gun club opened yesterday AT the club
grounds az Wellington. The clear weather
enabled the marksmen TO make n num-
Der OF exceptional scores. The average
winners were:
Climax" id.
u G. Griffith. PascoaR. r. T.. $50.
j. McArdle. Narragansett Pier. r.. I, llo
O. n. Dickie Boston. rs
The team match winners were:
Derryfied Gun club Manchester. N
II. 100
Pasakamsnsett Gun club OF New Bed
ford, 100.
Watertown Gun club ot watertown. 12s
Boston Gun club, Boston. 12s.
stoughton Gun club Stoughton. 12s.
Coles Station Gun club. Providence. r.
l.. l25
Tomorrow will accure the interstate
team match. made up OF champion shots
representing Maine. New Hampshire,
MassaehEetts and Rhode Island
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GUESTS IN
HOT GAME

One of the closest games played in tns
New England pool tournament took place
last night in the Home Cafe. Trinity
square. between Jack Tierney of Fall
River and Ingraham OF Boston. Tierney
won the game by the score of 100 TO o.
Luck was with Tierney. The score:
Tierney-
l2 All Z 80 ll5 ms 100
Ingraham--
3ll 4 s II gil sl4 40 0-G
Scratches-Tierney 3. Ingraham s.
The games yet to be played are: Tier
ney VS.. Stewart: Ingraham vs. Stewart:
1ngraham VS.. McCann and Tierney VS..
McCann.
The game scheduled for tonight 10
Tierney VS.. Mccain. For same reason
McCann states that he will not play to-
night and that he will forfeit the game
TO Tierney. If McCann refuses 10 play
tonight he Will be suspended from the
tournament and will forfeit all games and
interests.
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NAT HERRESH0Ff GIVES
IR0iITA TRIAL SPIN

The sloop yacht Irolita, built recently
by the Herreshoffs for Commodore f.
Walter Clark OF the Corinthian Yacht
club OF Philadelphia. had a trial under
canvas yesterday afternoon at Bristol
which proved satisfactory
Though the breeze was stiff. the Iro-
llta heeled only In moderate degree
on Hog Island the new craft met with
rough water for an inside course. on
the windward thrash the gear held Sc
curely and the designer was able 10
give her some severe turns, to all OF
which she responded hobly.
After two hour trial the Irolita
came back 10 her anchorage and is now
being finished of to be sent TO Philadel-
phia
The rig OF the Irolita Is guilty lofty. she
has short boom and a eail area OF $500
square feet. She is OF composite con-
struction is so feet over all. eS feet on
the water line, IS feet In beam dimen-
sions and has draught OF feet
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HEARYS HITTING LITTLE
HIGH--OTHER GOOD SCORES

In the cross-Town league series tho
Mount Pleasant team and the Atlantic
delegation rolled off a postponed game
at the Atlantic alleys. The home play
ers took two games Pete Heary broke
the high single record OF l22 by two pins
and got a total OF 322
In the Summer league series the O'Gor-
man rollers took three straight from
Wanskuck. Yhe OGorman rollers got 5l3
for a team total In the first game and 1883
for three-string total O'Brien was
the star performer. running up 3l2. in
cluding a single OF III.
O'GORMAN 8. WANsKUCK O.
OGORMAN'S.
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FLIP FLAP
TIP WAS 0. K.

New York. June l4-Flip Flap. with
Miller up, won the Gazelle stakes TOT
3-year-old fillies at Gravesend yesterday.
She was a real good thing, too, for the
wise plungers loaded their money op until
the price dropped from TO s TO 10 to
30 on form Il looked Perverse but the
plunge on Flip Flap sent the odds against
the Meddler filly from to 10, opening, up
10 TO 8.
At the raising OF the barrier Lyme got
off we'll with Perverse, but allowed Mil
Ter 70 cut across In front OF him and take
the rail- with Flip Flap. After that FLIP
Flap galloped along easily in front al
the way 10 the wire, winning In las
The talent had a good day OF 1t, four
favorites winning.
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Runs-Joyce ?. Wagner. Huelsman, Mas
sey, G.. Bannon, Hartman T. Left on bases
Toronto 4; Montreal s. First base on
balls-Of Mccarthy 3: off McCanerty 81:
off Pappalau 8. Struck out--By McCaf-
ferty 2; by Mccarthy J.; by Pappalau g.
Three-base hit-G. Bannon. Two-base hit
Wagner. Sacrifice hits-J. Bannon, Con-
nor. Weidensaul. Stolen bases--Joyce, j.
Bannon 3. Massey 2. Hartman. Thorney
Tamsett. Double play-Pappalau TO Hart
man to Massey. Umpire-conahan. Time
2h.
'Batted for Mccarthy in the third.
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For tn, benefit OF local hcrsemen who
look forward 10 Grand Circuit meetings
with fully as much esgerness as the aver
age small boy anticipates the coming OF
a circus II may be stated on the best of
authority that negotiations for a meeting
at Narragansett Park this season are not
entirely of, on the contrary there is some
chance that Mr. Perkins. former owner OF
the track. will arrange with the Nara
eanEctt Breeders association TO hire tie
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Some Probability of Grand Circuit Meeting and Completion of
NEGOTIATIONS TO HIRE THE TRACK

dates assigned for the grand circuit meet
ing and hang up the usual purses.
AS stated exclusively in The News-Dem-
ocrat several weeks ago, the delay in an
nouncements OF the early-closing events
has been caused by the inability OF Mr..
Perkins and the present management OF
tho track 10 agree on rental price for
the profits.
Secretary Albert n Moone who is at
the helm OF the Cincinnati Grand Circuit
meeting and also OF the Hartford meet
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ing, is expected In this city at the close
OF this week and there is some probabil-
ity that during next week Mr.. Perkins
and the track management will have
he made.
That negotiations are under way and II
satisfactory will result I'm Grand Cir
cuit meeting there is not the slightest
doubt. regardless OF the talk about pool
selling. etc. If given. the meeting will
not materially differ in any way from
those OF seasons past
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metropolitan MIXED
DOUBLES CHAMPIONS

New York. June H-Miss Helen Ho-
mans and her partner. Carlton C. Kelly
won the mixed doubles yesterday IN the
Metropolitan lawn tennis championship
tournament, defeating Miss Clover Boidt
and Thomas G. Trask. West Side Lawn
Tennis club. 81, Sc
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Runs-Duny 2. Barclay 2. Burreli 2. wal
lace 2. Clancy. Loudly 2 Cleary-i2. Badel.
Corcoran 2. Milligan. Woods. Green--6
Left on bases Rochester 2: Buffalo e.
First base on balls-On Cleary 4; on
Green 3 Struck out-.By C1eary q by
Breen T. Three-base hit--Green. Two-base
hit-Loudy. Sacrifice hits-Milligan 2.
Green. Wallace. Clancy. wild pitches
Cleary. Green. Umpire-Kerins. Tlme-2h
5m.
MONTREAL Z, TORONTO o.
Toronto June 4--Pappaiau had Mon
treal at his mercy IN tho last game OF the
series. Attendance 1900 Score
MONTREAL.
alb. 10. DO. a Q.
Joyce ] ...................... z o O q
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BEEBE'S RECORD
STILL UNBR0KEN
Chicago's Batting Nipped Brook.
Iyn in Finish
CHICAGO 6. BROOKLYN q

New York, June 1.-the Cubs came
with a rush in the last two innings yes
terday and nippet the Brooklyns on the
tape. Attendance 1000. Score:
Innings ........ 2 3456 7ss
Chicago .... .,. o 0 o 2 o SO
Brooklyn go, 49, 2 0 0 o.
Runs-Schulte 2. Tinker, Evers. Moran.
Beebe-6; Casey. Batch-2 First base on
balls--Of Eason 3; of Beebe 1. Struck
out-lBy Eason 1: by Beebe TO- Two-base
hits-Lumley, Moran. Sacrifice hits
Lewis, Chance. Stolen bases-Schulte 2
Chance, Tinker. Evers. Umpire-Klem.
Time-2h
NEW YORK 2. CINCINNATI l..
New York, June 4.-The New Yorks
could not do anything with Ewing until
the sixth inning. when hits gave them two
runs and the game. Attendance 5000
Score.
Innings ......... l 6
New York ...... o 0 0 2 x-2
Cincinnati .. II 0 90 0 o 0 0I
Runs-Huggins-l Browns, McGann-2.
First base on balls--OfY Taylor 3; or Ew-
ing q Struck out-,By Taylor 3; by Ewing
6. Sacrifice hits-Gilbert. Seymour. Lo-
bert Stolen base-Huggins. Umpires-
Conway and OfDay. Time--1h. 45m.
BOSTON 2, st. LOUIS l.
Boston, June 4-The Boston men gave
almost perfect support to Pfeffer who
struck out ten men and allowed but six
hits. Score;
Innings ......... SO
Boston -. .,.... o o 0 0 0 x-2
St Louis -. 49,. 0 0 0 0 Q OIL
Runs-Bates 2-2; Arndt-1. Two-base hit
Shannon. Sacrifice hit--Eean. Double
plays-Arndt 10 Beckley; Egan 10 Ben
nett First base on balls-Off Pfefrer 1.
Struck outIBy Pfeffer 10; by Egan .
Umpire-Carpenter Time-lh S5m.
PITTsBURG q. PHILADELPHIA o.
Philadelphia, Juno H-McFarland not
only pitched great ball bu. materially
aided Pittsburg's victory with three sing
les Attendance 2724. Score.
Innings ...... 234b e7se
Pitteburg ..., q o 0 / o 0 Is
Runs-Ganley. Wagner. Rtchey--2, First
base on balls-Off Mcfarland 3; OF Dug
gleby l. Struck out-iSy Mcfarland 3: by
Duggleby g rwo-base hits-Thomas
Doolin. Richey D. stolen bases-Ganley.
Thomas. Double plays-Ganley 20 Nealon
20 mcfarland; Dooln 10 Gleason 20
Courtney wild pitch--McFarland. I'm
pire-Emslie Tme-ih. som,
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Jersey City s. Providence 2.
Rochester ~. Buffalo s.
Montreal Z, Toronto 0.
Baltimore Newark (Rain.)
Games Today.
Providence at Baltimore
Newark at Jersey City.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Toronto at Montreal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-14
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Worcester 4. New Bedford g.
Lawrence 4, Haverhill 0.
Lowell s, Fall River 4
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-14
Am ERIcAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia g. Detroit 4
ST. Louis l, Boston O.
New York 8. Cleveland 2.
Chicago 3. Washington o.
Games Today.
New York al Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at 81. louis