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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
BEHR LOST
TO LITTLE

r. ID. Little defeated Karl Behr yes
terday at Cincinnati in the semi-nnal
OF the mems singles in the tri-State
tennis tournament The match was not
as hard s.wss anticipated, Little win
ming in straight sets.
Leroy and Little will clash In the
finals today for the privilege Of
meeting Besls Wright for the cham
pionship on Saturday.
Mems singles. semi-fnals round
Robert Leroy OF New York defeated
Nat Thornton OF Atlanta, 6--2, 6--2. A
u. Little OF New York defeated Karl
Behr OF New York, 6--i. Is.
Ladies' singles, semi-nnaI round
Miss Florence sutton defeated Miss
Ruth Cowing. 6--l. 60. Miss Marjorie
Dodd won from Mrs. Vivian Harcourt
by default.
Mems doubles, third round-Karl
Behr and r.. ID. Little defeated Robert
Leroy and A. G. Way, st. Sc, O--6.
6-4. Is. Heath Byford and Paul
Gardner defeated $. Sutphin and Ned
PEBBLES, 6-2, 6-i. &c. Hunt and
Emerson defeated DIR. Little and Gar
rison. 3--6. 4--6. 60. 6--l, e.
Ladies' doubles, third round-Miss
May sutton and Miss Dodd defeated
Miss Dorothy Kellogg and Miss Kruse.
6-1, 60. The Misses Hunt defeated
Miss Burton and Miss smith. 6-l, 60.
Preliminary round--Mrs Ramsey and
Miss Bruce defeated Miss Bell md Miss
Egan, 81, 6-3.
Mixed doubles. preliminary round
Hreigh Collins and Miss Belden. de-
feated Madam Gray and Miss Pcndle-
ton, 6--1. Go. First round--Miss MAY
sutton and A. c. way defeated Miss
Harper and l.. r. Biakemore. 6-i, 6--i.
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CRON|N DRAf TED
FROM GRAYS

The full list OF players drafted has
beed made known. and II develops that
Pitcher cronin was drafted as well as
Storke.
Following is a list OF Eastern league
players drafted by major league clubs:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BY Philadelphia-From Newark, out
fielder Clarence Foster; from Provi-
dence. Third Bsseman Allen storke.
BY New York-From Buffalo, Pitcher
Ernest Greene.
BY Detroit-From Buffalo, Third
Baseman Michael Corcpran. from Bal
timore, Hugh Jennings.
BY Boston--From Buffalo, Shortstop
william Mattress.
BY cleveland-From Buffalo Pitcher
Charles Kissinger.
BY washington--From Jersey CITY,
Shortstop Joe Bean: from Rochester,
Pitcher Hanley: from Buffalo. out
fielder Jake Gettman; from Providence,
Pitcher Jack Cronin.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BY Pittsburg-From Montreal, Out
fielder Edward Huelsman: from Provi-
dence, Third Baseman Allen Storke.
BY St Louls--From Jersey City, out
W AitHltHlt ATOEn buk-
falo. Patcher Tozier.
BY cincinnati-From Toronto, Out
fielder Jack Thoney.
DRAFTS AND PURCHASES ALLOWED
BY Philadelphia "a. L. from Provi-
dence. Third Baseman Allen Storke
By Washington "a. L. from Roches-
ter, Pitcher William Henley
Drafted players set aside for vio-
lating contract--By Philadelphia "a
l. from Newark. outfelder Foster.
Drafted players set aside on account
Of number: Six players drafted from
Buffalo. viz: Corcoran by Detroit;
Green by New York American, Kis-
singer by Cleveland Gettman by Wash
ington American, Tozier by St Louis
National. Mattress by Boston American
and Brooklyn National BY lot Il was
decided that Corcoran was subject TO
draft.
Two players were drafted from Prov
idence: Storke by Philadelphia Ameri-
cans and Pittsburg National, and Cro-
min by Washington American. BY iat
IL was decided that Stoke was subject
20 draft
Two players were drafted from Jer-
sey City: Bean by Washington and
Clement by ST Louis National Ry lot
II was decided that Bean was subject
20 draft.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
GRAYS SPLIT EVEN
IN DOUBLE HEADER

and through the hits and two bases on
balls the home team tied the score. Gro
min and Mack were treated shamefully
in the eighth. Dunn, Selbach and Storke
singled in succession. La Chance popped
to the pitcher Rock hit one OF the longest
drives I'm his career. sending the ball to
deep centre for four bases. three runs
scoring, Dunn having scored on Storke's
single.
The skeeters were just a chip shy in
their half.
The Grays started the second game
with a run. Foxen passed Poland and
Harley struck out trying to bunt. Dunn
dropped a safe one into home run. Dick
barely missing the ball. Merritt swatted
the ball to left Just out of Selbach's reach
for three bases and scored on Grants sin
gle. Keister flied TO Rock. Clements
started in with a single In the fifth. but
was nailed trying 10 steal Higgins 10
Rock. Bean walked. Cassidy breezed
the ball TO far left for his second home
run Of the game. Three runs were added
in the seventh. Clements flied 10 Poland.
Weaver walked Bean. Cassidy hit to left
centre for a fine single. Selbach letting
third and Pete 20 second. Merritt walk
ed. filling the bases. Grant hit slow
one 10 Dunn. Bean scoring. Dunn threw
home. pinching Cassidy at the plate.
Kester singled over Rocks head, Merritt
and Grant running in. Halligan fled TO
Rock.
II was growing dark rapidly and Buck
ley called the game. Score
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4 DAY OF SURPRISES
AGAIN FOR GOLFERS

d. NJ. Smith. Agawam. beat c. II
Sayles Pawtucket. S up, 4 20 GO.
w. Clark. Misquamicut. beat A s. Ven
nerbeck, Metacomet. up. 10 go.
A. w. Hancock. Silver Spring, beat W.
p Comstock, Agawam, / up, 21 holes
II. f. Anthony. Metacomet, beat F. 3.
Davis. Wannamoiset, up. to go
Second Round
Pope beat Congdon 9 up, 2 10 60
Day beat Rust, ? up. l 10 go.
Clarke beat Smith. up.
Hancock beat Kentworthy. 2 up, to go.
Consolation. First Round
d. Fairchild. Metacomet, beat ". W.
Lrnham. Wannamoiset. 3 up. 10 go.
w Cady, Silver Spring, beat T. c.
Clarkson. Pawtucket. up
w. r Eyer. wannamoiset, beat H. A.
DuVilard, Agawam, up. to go.
c. II. Gardner Agawam beat L. ].
Tuck. Pawtucket. up, 3 TO go.
j. S. Morton, Newport, beat II. Ken
dali. Metacomet. up, / 20 go.
j. +. Parker, Silver Spring, beat w. An
gell, Silver Spring. up.
w B. McBee, Wannamoisett. beat C.
Langdon, Agawam, . up. 2 TO go
J. S. Kenyon, Metacomet. beat r. III.
Hill. Wannamoisett, 4 up. 2 TO go.
Second Round.
Fairchild beat Cady. 2 up, 10 go.
Gardner beat Eyer, up. 2 TO go,
Parker beat Monton, 3 up. 2 20 go.
Kenyon beat McBee. up.
Beaten Fights. First Rourd.
Davis beat vehnerbeck, up, ls'holes.
Sayles beat Burdick. 3 up. to 60
Comstock beat Short. up. 10 go.
Devlin beat Weeks up. 10 go.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Providence split even with Jersey
City in double header yesterday at
Jersey City, winning the first game
contest by a score OF 10 l. Mack
did the slab work in the first game,
and after a fusilade OF hits in the
fourth inning the Grays went after
him in the eighth. routing him entirely
when four singles and a home run by
Rock completely demoralized things.
In the second game there was nothing
TO IL after the second inning. Dunn
tried out "A young left handler from
south Jersey somewhere. He showed
up fine in practice, and during four of
the seven innings he was In the box
pitched fast ball. but In the other three
he was belted without mercy, singles.
triples and home runs abounding.
FoXen pitched a great game for the
Skeeters, Higgins being the only man
TO find him for anything good, three
corking singles being chalked up 10
the big catcher In as many times at
the bat The fielding stunts of the
game were a great stop by Rock, In
which he cut Cassidy of OF a hit in the
first game, and two robberies by Dunn
In killing sure hits by Keister
The first run came I'm the third with
two down. Poland swatted a fierce
liner TO deep left. adding another
three base hit 10 his long list Harley
shot n swift one through Bean, Poland
scoring. Dunn closed the inning by
flying TO Grant. The Grays got ont OF
bad hole In the Skeeters half
Another run came in the fourth. Sell
bach flied to, Halligan. Storke singled
TO centre and La Chance followed with
one TO the same place. Storke tried 20
make third on the hit and was thrown
out, half the Skeeters taking part in
the play La Chance took second on
the out and scored on Rocks double TO
right.
Murray's men cut the lead in two In
the second half. one man was out In
the fifth when Poland hit TO Mack, who
threw the ball TO the bleachers. Phil
sprinting to third. Harley hit to Mack,
who threw TO the plate like cannon
shot Butler muffed the throw, the run
counting.
Selbach walked in the sixth. but was
forced at second on Storke's drive 10
Keister. Storke stole second and breezed
home on La Chances grounder that Keis-
ter let 60 through him
Cronin lost the game in the seventh,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

". II, Daniel was called a lemon
this spring by turfmen because he failed
10 win race after r. S. Burke. Jr., OF
Cleveland. bought him for S35 600. but he
made good his early promise by win
ming the Dash stakes yesterday at the
sheepshead Bay track. lie was an added
starter for that event and managed 10
beat out Yankee Gun by n nose.
The success OF W. H. Daniel was graf
flying 20 his young owner. who backed
him we'll and won some OF his purchase
price back. The long rest OF three months
that the youngster had was beneficial,
and he not only showed great speed IN
his recent work. but followed II up in
his race.
II was on the strength Of his private
trial Ga five-furlong dash better than
minute) that his owner and the rail-
birds" played him from 10 10 ] down 10
10 / The fact that he was opposed
by some OF the fastest colts in training
did not keep them from placing many
large bets on him.
W. II. Daniel was the pacemaker from
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

The greatest event OF the state fair meet
at Hamline. the 2:02 pace. was won yester-
day afternoon by The Broncho I'm 2:03. he
turning the trick with east. Castlewood.
who finished second, was not fast enough
70 push the Broncho at any stage. Hazel
Patch finished poor third In both heats.
The Broncho practically pulled up three
lengths ahead. The race was somewhat
OF a disappointment 10 the large crowd,
which had expected 10 see Ecstatic I'm the
contest. Ecstatic did not arrive I'm time
20 go the post.
Judy Patch, daughter Of the great Dan.
got away with the 2:lS pace handily. be-
ing first I'm every heat. The 2:25 trot
showed remarkably smooth perform
ance. Bi-Flora coming in first with Gov
ernor Francis second, r. G. b. third. and
Greco fourth. the same order being pre-
served In all the heats. Euranium took
the fve-eights mile running race In two
heats. The summary.
2:1S CLASS, PACING.
Purse $1,000
Judy Patch. b. m. by Dan Patch
Jersey .....ss.s..ss.'s.. .sss.sssssssl \
Fourth OF July, b. m. iDoty).......2 2
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.FREE-F0R-ALL WENT
TO SWEET MARIE

OF the large list OF entries received.
only three horses started in the free-for-
all trot In the grand circuit at Charter
Oak park yesterday. Sweet Marie win
ming the first two heats in fine style. but
being forced TO trot second 10 Wentworth
in the third heat.
The Sterling mare broke twice in the
final heat. and was beaten under the
wire by a head. Wentworth trotting a
game race all the way. Angola. the
winner OF last years $4,000 stake.
brought up the rear in all three heats.
Sweet Marie was the favorite I'm this
event
The 2:12 pace was won I'm straight
heats by Owaissa, Long John taking
second money and Mercy Me third.
Bonnie Steinway had things his own
way In the 2le pace and took the race
in straight heats. Moore taking second
money and Capt Derby third
Summary:
2:l2 pace. purse $1,000, three heats:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
GUARDSMEN
Defeated

The regulars triumphed over the ma
tional guardsmen yesterday at Sea
Girt in the national match for Ameri-
can rifle team honors The IL sharp
shooters chosen from the infantry and
from the cavalry took first and second
places, respectively. against the navy,
marine corps and 81 national guard
teams. BY a score Of 1851 the infantry
men won. The cavalry was second
with 3l91 and Massachusetts third with
317T.
New York, who won the match in
1903-4-5, was fourth with 3l65. The
New York team went to pieces in skir-
mish firing yesterday afternoon, while
both the infantry and cavalry did
splendid work. The 1000-yard range.
on which the three rday battle closed
last evening at dusk, was the only
range In which the infantry was high.
The navy took fifth place and the L.
s, Marine CORPS sixth
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
FAST RACING
At TAUNTON

The closing day OF the Bristol County
fair was marked by an especially inter
esting race in the 2:35 trot yesterday.
There were ten starters and six heats
were required TO decide the contest The
summaries OF the two most important
races:
2:35 class, trotting purse s3O0-Bel Rock.
blk. m; Dodge. won In straight heats.
second, Paul l.. third Miss Boralma
fourth and Beth Sargent NTH.
2:Ss trotting. purse $30o-New York Lady
sixth heats and race. Time. 2.25x. 2:g7i..
2.2Sh. Kruger, b. g., won third and hfth
heats and second money. Time, 2:21ia,
2:21i4. US. b. <, won the first heat Time,
2:2T,. Ado Pravo. Alice Bruce. Boxer and
Stanford were ruled out I'm the sixth.
Jupe Girl and Wilton Wood also started.
but were distanced I'm first heat.
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FOR Over sI,t~ Yrnr.

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has been used for over % years by mil.
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and take no other kind
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owaissa, br. m. Bingen-Improvi-
dence by Prodigal (Titer). .....1 I
Long John. ch 3. OHayden) ......2 2 8
Mercy Me. b. m. tThomas) .......S 2
DR. Francis. CHI (Geers) .....5 4 DIR
Buck Lock. CHI g. Murphy ....4 DIR
Time-2l1h. 211%. 2:l0
Free-for-all trot, purse $500. three
heats,
Sweet Marie. b. m. Mckinney
Lady Rivers. by Mambrino (P
A. McDoneld) .................I 2
Wentworth. blk. &. tGeers).......2 2 1
Angola, b. m. (Ames) ..........3 3
Time-2:i2A. 2:05h. 2;06.
2:l6 pace. purse $1,000, three heats.
Bonnie Steinway, ch. s.. Steinway-
Bonbon. by Simmons &C. Curry)l I
Moore. b. &. murphy ......e Q
Capt. Derby, b. q. (Eldrdge). 80
Miss Gay, b. m. (HeisholdD. 8 8
Hidalgo. b. 6. (Demarest) ........3 Z S
Bessie Earl, ch. m. (Geers) ....7 6 6
Red Jacket. ch. e. (Dennis) ....5 ds
Time-2.Osh, 2:osh. 209%.
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UP
and OUT

The report that Battling Nelson was
dangerously I'll and was likely to die as a
result Of the beating he received at the
far from true that Nelson left Goldneld
yesterday morning for Truckee for Ash
ing trip. Aside from some few bruises and
internal hemorrhages. Nelson was not se-
verely hurt In the fight with Cans His
face was beaten UP as natural conse-
quence OF frequent collisions with Cans
fists, but nothing more serious.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Rochester ........ l 2 0 8 2 x-9
Montreal .......... 0 2 0 o o.
Rlns-Bannon. Barrett @ Malay 2. Clan
cy 2. Steelman. Walters-9: Joyce Herbst,
Simonds, Kittredge-4. Left on bases
Rochester 9; Montreal Z First base on
balls-Of Walters 2; of whalen s. Struck
out-By Walters s; by Whalen Three
base hits-Slmonds. Joyce. Barrett. Two
base hits-Clancy. Lennox Malay Herbst.
Stolen bases-Bannon. Malay Clancy q
Double plays-Walters 10 Moran TO Clan
cy; Simonds 20 Hartman 10 Connor. Hit
by pitched ball-By Whalen lCmpire--
Kelly. Time-lh Bonn
BALTIMORE $40. Newark OIL.
baltimore went into the second place
yesterday at home by winning two games
from the Newarks-fh-the- game
Burchell gave a great exhibition on the
rubber. The second game was long drawn
out and uninteresting. Attendance 1859
The scores
(First Game)
Innings ........... ! 2 8 g
Baltimore ........ 0 o ! 0 o Ks
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
TERRY WOULD
FIGHT BRITT

Joe Humphries. manager % Terry Nc
Govern, yesterday challenged Jimmy Britt
20 hght McGOvern n 2Or0und battle Hum
phries says that he has received an offer
or $1,000 from Tex Rickard for the nght
and has wired McGoverne acceptance.
McGovern has been resting all summer in
the Berkshire HIS. and expresses himself
as confident OF beating Britt in decisive
foshivn when they meet again.
Ever since their battle IN Madison
Square Garden last May when Terry was
given the popular decision. ne has been
holding on Tor big offer ~ fight the Call
fOrnian outside OF this state. Several
time 10 fell through Now Humphries ls
ready 20 post 1900 for tight Of any num-
Der OF rounds.
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THE BRONCHOS
WON IN FAST TIME

Dan Spencer, b. h. CPiles) ..........S 2 8
Lee w gg.'' .''..'';;'....;..,' ,'....''..''""e Z
Fred l.. br. &. Uoomisl ............4 s s
Harry D., ch. &. Donohue) .........T s
!; b. Jrr b. q. Foote ..........,....Id
Dan j.. ID, D. x: lSnyderl .,......."..ds
Time -2l0lk, 2l0iz 2l0
Purse $1,000.
Bi-Flora. b. m. by Expedition
Gov. Francis. br. h. wood ......2 2
Il. c. r., br. m. (RusselD ...........3 3
Greco, bl. h. (DeRyder) .............4 4
Time-2:l4h, 2:l7, 2:l7.
2:02 CLASS PACING.
Purse 5000
The Broncho b. m by Storm Clif
castigwUod so. q tRussel4 ..,...-s....2 2
Hazel Patch, bL h. (Fleming) ........3 3
Time-2OiA. 1908.
RUNNING RACE, WEIGHTS MILE.
Purse $500.
Euranium b. m. Ci4) ............,..l 3
Joe Buckley, b. h. ulD ...,.........4 ?
Dora Blackburn, ch. m. Q1D ...,.,..2 2ro
Never Again, b. &. nlD ....".."..S 4 70
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September IL by far the best month In
which 10 take n short tour The Rut-
land railroad have arranged delightful
excursions AZ low rates 20 Montreal
Quebec. tho saguenay etc. etc. Sept
18TH 20 18th the very low rate of SIS 90
will apply for round trip tickets from
Boston. Worcester and Springfield 20
Niagara Fails Toronto and Montreal
with stopover privileges Call on or ad
dress New England Passenger Agent. 2ss
Washington street, Boston, for partieu-
lars
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TRIPLE PLAY
UNlss|sTED

A rare feat in base ball. triple play
unassisted. was accomplished by First
Baseman Murch, OF the Manchester club.
OF the New England league. In a game
with New Bedford yesterday. Murch
caught a iy from a batter and. after
putting out a player who had been on
frst base. rushed 90 second base and
caught a runner attempting TO return
from third
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

RUnS-NHttreNS TtTtnan, MuTTAN
Smith. Mcconnell, Corcoran-6; Thoney,
weidensaul--2. Left on bases-Buffalo g.
Toronto g. First base on balls-Off Tozier
/; off Mccarthy l. Struck out-By Tozier
3: by Mccarthy 1. Three-base hits-Mc-
Allster. Thoney. Two-base hit-McCon-
nell Sacrifice hits-White. Corcoran, Nc
Allster stolen bases-Corcoran Murray
Double play Mcconnell. unassisted. Pass
ed ballrSlattery Umpires-M Moran and
Conahan. Time-lh. 45m
ROCHESTER, o. MONTREAL g.
Rochester had no difficulty In defeating
Montreal yesterday at Rochester by the
score OF to g. Attendance 12i5. Score:
RO(IIEQTEn
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Runs-CIement, Bean 2 Cassidy 2 Mer-
ritt 2. Grant. Foxen-9; Dunn-1. Left on
bases-Jersey City 4; Providence Q. Firs5
base on balls-Or Weiner 5: of Foxen T.
Struck out-By Foxen 4; by Weiner e.
Home runs-Cassidy 2. Tsree-base hits -
Clement. Merritt. Stolen base-Harley
Hit by pitched ball-By Foxen l. Um-
pires-Kerins and Buckley. Time-1h
4Om.
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THO ekCItlnK IeHtuFt OF INC CIOse OF
the match was the race between the
cavalry and Massachusetts, for second
place. The cavalry's last four men had
10 average q out OF the possible 50
20 win. on the seventh shot the last
pair passed the Bay State team and Col.
White offered the Massachusetts cap
tain his congratulations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Pdns-Clement, Merritt Keister, HALT
gan 2. Butler. Mack; Poland 2. Dunn.
Selbach. Storke 2, LaChance. Rocks
Left on bases-Providence 4: Jersey City
S. First base on balls-Off Cronn 8; off
Mack ?; OF Thielman Q Struck out-By
Cronin 8; by Mack T. Home run--Rock
Three-base hits-Poland. Halligan, Butler
Two-base hits-Rock, Merritt. Sacrifice
hits-Clement, Bean. Stolen hases--Mer-
ritt, Storke q Double plays-Mack 10 Cas-
sidy; Bean TO Keister to Cassidy; Grant
TO Keister TO Cassidy. Umpres-Kerns
and Buckley. Time-2h.
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Connecticut LEAGUE

At Norwlch-Norwich s. New London i.
At New Hayen-Springheld 4. New Ha-
ven o
At waterbury-Holyoke Z: Waterbury p
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Hermann Lippack OF Landor street fel
from car At Turks Head yesterday az
ternoon and received cut over the righ
eye. His wound was dressed at the hos
pital.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
BIRDS ROOST NEXT TO
TOP, TOOK z YESTERDAY

Toronto began the final series with Buff
falo yesterday at Buffalo and lost the
game by score OF to 2. Attendance
1914 Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

BunaIo 8, Toronto 2
Rochester Q, Montreal 4.
Baltimore $40. Newark OIL.
Providence 81. Jersey City 10
Games Today.
Providence at Jersey City.
Newark at Baltimore
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal AZ Rochester
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago 2, Pittsburg o.
Boston 2, Philadelphia I.
New York s. Brooklyn~2.
St. Louis 10. Cincinnati i-2.
Games Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al St L(
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ROBBED IN A SALOON

Charles hammond of il2 lockwood
street reports that last evening he was
robbed Of two 81 bills In the saloon at
rs Plain street
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NEWARK.

Hearne 2. Yost, Kennedy. McNeal 2--i0;
Cockman--i. Two-base hits-Hunter
Hearne. Three-base hits-Yost, Null
len. Sacrifice hits--Mahling. Demmvtt.
Kennedy stolen bases-O Hara.. Null
len, Wagner. First base on balls--On
McNeal 2: of Williams 3. Struck out
BY McNeal g. by Williams g. wild
Williams 2 Left on
ba Baltimore s Newark Q. Cm-
pire-Finneran. Time-2h.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Chicago lS, Detroit 8.
New York 6. Boston s.
Cleveland Q. 81. Louis g.
Washington 4, Philadelphia 0.
Games Today.
at New York.
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FELL FROM CAR, GOT HURT

+. Batted for Williams.
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