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Catcher Graham has left the Boston
Americans and will play near his home
in California.
Ralph Glaze, the Dartmouth college
pitcher, won his first game for the
Boston Americans. Washington was
the victim to the tune of IL to s.
Boston fight fans claim that Jimmy
Walsh is the only genuine bantam as
he is the only one among the top
notchers who can make the weight.
The pitching staff OF the champion
Giants has been hit pretty hard late
ly, which accounts in a measure for
the teams loss of ground.
The race in the new Northern Cop
per Country baseball league is running
along briskly, with the Calumet and
Houghton clubs doing the best work
to date.
John F. Ryan, manager OF the Mon
treal Racing association, says that the
new Montreal track will be completed
in time for the race meeting to be
held Sept. to %.
The St. Louis Americans are holding
their own and the chances are that
they will finish the season in the first
division, something they haven't done
in several years.
The Brooklyn team is doing better
work at present, while Tenney's Bean
eaters have gone to the cellar and will
most likely stay there the remainder
of the season.
To an outsider it looks as if it might
be we'll for the Western league to
settle it's fractional sgpabbles as it is
bound to do harm to the organization
in the long run.
''Rube" Kissinger has all Buffalo
right. His record stands ten games
won out of eleven played. Must be
something in the name that makes
all these "Reubens" stars.
Padrone and Viola. the two cracker
Jack Cuban outfelders, have jumped
the Jacksonville club of the South
Atlantic league and returned to their
island home.
Ed. Grillo's Toledo club is the
wonder of the American association.
AS no one ever heard Of Toledo club
leading any league before it has re-
suited in no end of trouble, including
suicides, fights and cases of insanity.
New Orleans has come to the front
in the Southern league race. With
Shreveport, Atlanta and Memphis
closely following the Pelicans there is
going to be doings in the warm climate
soon.
Strange coincidence that Mathew
son, Chesbro and "Cy' Young, the
three star twirlers of the two big
leagues, should all be on the wrong
side of the win column at the same
time.
Though it attracts little attention
through the country at large the pen
nant race in New England baseball
league is so far one of the most in
teresting and exciting to be found
any where on the baseball map.
The championship games of the
South Atlantic association of the A.
A. U. are to take place this afternoon
at the Benning race track. The en-
tries include many of the best am
ateurs of Virginia, Maryland, West
Virginia, the District of Columbia and
the Carolinas.
The Argonaut Henley eight of Tor
onto is scheduled to sail from New
York today for England to take place
in the Henley regatta next month.
Nine men will be taken with none Of
them going as spare men, but all with
equal chances to row in the great
race.
The Harvard crew squad, consisting
of an eight-oared crew, four-oared
crew and two substitutes, accom-
panied by the managers and Coach
Wrey, will leave Cambridge Monday
for New London to complete the work
of preparation for the races with Yale
on June %.