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GOLFER ECAN BEATEN
BY LYON Of TORONTO

ing vein in the morning, defeating Whit
temore. the Bostonian. by 6 and 5.
DR. Carr had rs and Graham and Tiff
fany u in the fret round, the latter max
ing the new record in OF "a.
The FIRST match in the morning finished
resulted in the surprising defeac or Fred
Herreshoff by DR. Simon Carr Of Phil
adelphia. who won by up and - play.
The results OF the second round OF
match play follow:
Johnstone beat Carr up and 3 10 play.
Knowles beat Smith up and 20 pay.
Tiffany beat Fredericks up and TO
play.
Lyon beat Egan up (on 20 holes).
West beat Bankhard up and 10 play.
Byers beat Anderson up and 2 TO play.
Travis beat Brokaw UP and TO play.
Travers beat Graham UP and 20 play
Summary OF first round:
The first match OF the day resulted in a
surprise. DR.. Simon Carr OF Philadelphia
defeated Fred Herreshoff of Garden City
by up and TO play.
H. r. Johnstone, Boston, beat d. X.
Cole. westield, Mass, 5 up and 3 70 play.
w. p. Smith. Philadelphia. beat Max
Behr, Morristown. n. j., up and 10
play
Ellis Knowles. Bedford, n. Y, beat
Thomas NJ. Sherman, New Rochelle, up
anu q 10 play
Gilman Tiffany, Newburgh. bea: s. D.
Bowers. Bridgeport. up and TO play.
II. Chandler Egan, Chicago. bea: p. ".
Whittemore, Boston, up. 10 play
Egan won easily going out In 81. They
did not play out the bye holes.
Jerome d. Travers, Nassau, beat Percy
Pyne, I'd. Princeton. Z up. TO play
D. p Fredericks. OF City. beat Harold
Weber Toledo. up on ls holes.
George s. Lyon, Toronto, beat r. NJ.
Barnes. Englewood. 8 UP. / 10 play.
w. T. West. Philadelphia. beat VI. Whit
ZACH. Montclair. 3 UP and 2 to play.
Waiter j. Travis, Garden City, beat A.
NJ. Reid. ST. Andrews up and 4 TO play.
J. q. Anderson beat Harold Wilcox, 3
up and l 10 play.
Eben NJ. Byers. Pittsburg. beat Dwight
Partridge, Yale. 2 up and / TO play.
George T. Brokaw, Garden City, beat
Mauray oliphant, Englewood, up, TO
play.
z. II. Bankard. Jr., Baltimore. beat
Brice s. Evans. Boston, up. to play.
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Jockey Koerner was the brightest star
OF the racing at the Brighton Beach
track yesterday. This lad not only won
two races. and carried OFF the honors
in the saddle. but he managed 70 pluck a
rich plum In the shape OF a valuable
contract to ride Harry Payne WhitHey,s s
horses for the remainder or the season.
Koerner followed up his clever work
OF Wednesday by riding Penaris and
Umbrella. Both winners were at long
odds. The former was backed from 10 10
down TO I TO 1, and was the medium
OF a killing" by Bob Tucker and w.
Harry Brown: Umbrella was at u to
and went practically unbacked.
With these horses Koerner displayed
good jockeyship. 1t was this exhibition
Of cleverness in the saddle which won
for him the favorable notice OF Whit
ney He had also noticed the Western
lads riding on Wednesday when he beat
Jockey Miller. the premier rider or
America. out on the post In driving
finish with Estimate.
Koerner is the latest find among
Jockeys OF the racing season. j. O.
Keene, the young horseman from Ken
lucky, who developed Radtke and sold
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HEAD AND HEAD FINISHES
FEATURE OF SALEM RACES

was coupled With New York. both being
from the same stable Nellie Burn went
out TO hustle Broadcloth along for
the first half. but early gave up and
New York moved along 10 challenge
Broadcloth. But Gamers charge had
the balance OF speed. and was not all
out at the finish despite the fast time
made. New York. always with a burst
OF extreme speed. looks and acts like
better horse today than he has for
many years. and his race was altogether
commendabe
plate yesterday afternoon, one OF them
affording the surprise OF the day Few
expected 20 see Rockingham-name in
race for 2-year-olds. The colt. however.
got of nicely in the lead from his po-
sition on the outside. and led all the
way. looking as though he had a brush
left at tho end. had any OF thF others
been able 10 reach him.
The last time Rockingham started he
made a mess OF getting away from the
barrier and, green that he Is. didn't
seem 20 know quite what was expected
Of him.
Today. however. - was entirely Diff
ferent story. Rockingham was full of
running and acted beautifully
The other winners from the Hynes
stable was Neptunus. who- finished ahead
in the FIRST race. Neptunus didn't move
un until the race was well under way.
but when Neptunus aid make his move II
was all over. He just equsIled the track
record OF i;27h. made by District. his
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II remained for the final inning TO tell
that the tide OF battle was going in ia
vor OF the Grays When the visitors
had concluded their half OF the game In
the ninth and were blanked the locals
looked for something startling. and II
came TO pass
Dunn led off for the inning and sent
fly TO left field. Selbach then strode TO
the plate. looked the field over, went
through those preliminaries that are a
part of his life now and then settled
down TO do or die. IL was a case OF do
with him then. and when Adkins sent
over one TO his liking, he drove II out to
centre for two sacks Bachance was the
next man up. and the crowd called on
him 10 write his name I'm history with
q single. He strode to the plate with an
air breathing confidence and looked one
ball over. The next one came sailing
over just where he wanted Il, and he
nailed II for a single Selbach had taken
a long lead of second. and when the ball
left the bat for left field he scooted for
third The baR rolled past Hall In the
grass there. and before he could recover
II Selbach was making tracks for home.
He got there safely, and the game was
over
The crowd arose en- masse and cheered
even after the players started for the
clubhouse. and some OF them remained
even after the field was deeertd. drink
ing I'm IN pleasure OF seeing the end OF
80 close game ended as they wished Il.
Attendance li22.
The score:
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GO BETWEEN'S OWNER
IS PUNISHED FOR ACT

Brighton, so in addition TO these Shields
will be disqualified from the Saratoga
handicap the opening day OF the Sara
toga meeting. and all other stakes dur
ing the first 10 days at the Spa track.
The action OF the stewards tonight came
as a surprise. for II was thought the
Go Between matter had been settled by
a ruling passed several days ago that a
fine OF $40 should be paid for each stake
engagement in which the horses OF Mr..
Shields had been entered without proper
description
Protest against Go Betweens winning
OF the Suburban handicap was made by
Frank Y. Hitchcock, half owner with
John f. Madden OF the morse. Dandelion,
which ran second in the big stake. The
protest was made 20 the stewards OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club. which con-
ducts the racing at Sheepshead Bay, and
was not allowed because IL was shown
no description had been given OF the horse
AZ the time he was entered. An examna-
tion was ordered, however. and upon the
report OF the veterinarians the protests
was renewed 10 the Jockey Club this time
against the entrance OF Go Between in his
future stake engagements.
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The American amateur g)lf champion
for two years and the present Western
amateur title holder. II. Chandler Eg1n
Of Chicago. was beaten IN tho second
round at the Englewood Golf club ycster-
day al New York. There were no records
broken I'm the match that marked his
downfall. and George S. Lyon OF Toronto
Who put him out was as surprised NJ the
finish as anyone on the links Lyon was
up and 10 play. yet Egan was up at
the 18th and. losing the hons hole, the
Western player only went out for good
on the second extra hole
TIE championship is TO pass its third
and semi-final rounds today. the morning
nl9tches being between JohnstonC OF Bos-
ton and Knowles. a New Yorker. at Yale.
TIFFANY. the Hudson River Golf Club as
sociaton champion, and Lyon. West
Philadelphia boy at Princeton. who was
semi-fnalist in 1904, and Byers. entered
from 81. Andrews. but a Pitt ,burger, and
the one which will be the great struggle
of the tournament, Walter Travis and
jerome Travers.
The Travis and Travers matches had
interested spectators until the tied match
drew them away. Travis was on edge
and won from Brokaw by 10 1. Travers
beat Archie Graham. the New Jersey
state champion, by and g. The match
was a good one.
Johnstone beat DR.. Carr by and ,. two
stimies going out helping, and on the 10th.
after being bunkered he lay dead with
a full-iron shot He was out In 80. TO Dr.
Carr's 40. Coming home the Boston.an
did a. Knowles was 4o-3s--7s. and Smith
40-42-s2. West did 79 10 Bankhards 81.
Byers went very well against Anderson,
the New England intercollegiate cham
pion. His card was S7Ss-76. and Ander-
sons 40-39-7s Or. Fredericks. twice
semi-fnalist. had 10 bow down 10 Gilman
Tiffany, who in spite OF two Is, played
out in n.
In the morning Travis made a record
OF "a, the play being a marvel of consist
ency from tees to puts, except on the
eighth, and Archie Reid, although golf
ing very well, could not stem the tide and
lost 8 and 4.
Jerome Travers beat Percy Pyne by 2
and 6 with score that would have beat
en- anyone.
The amateur champion had also scor-
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BRISTOL TENNIS
DOWN TO FINALS

The semi-hnals In mems singles in the
Bristol county tennis tournament were
ended yesterday afternoon at Bristol. re-
sulting so that W. NJ. Fischer and Byron
ID. De Wolf. Jr, meet in the finals, which
will be run off this afternon at o'clock.
The winner OF the match will play last
years champion, W. ]. Duffy, Jr. Sat
urday.
Arnold L. Hayes won from Robert W.
Nelson in the second round, taking two
sets out OF three. Mr.. Hayes then met
Byron ID. Dewolf in the semi-fi and
was defeated. w NJ. Fischer in the semi
finals defeated his brother. r. r. Fischer.
The best match OF the day was in the
mems doubles tn which G s Fischer ai4a
w. NJ. Fischer defeated Frank NJ Di-
mond and J. F. Farrally in the semi
finals.
The summary
MEMS SINGLES. SECOND ROUND.
A. L. Hayes beat DR.. w. Fred williams
S2. 6-l.
THIRD ROUND.
Arnold L. Hayes beat Robert w. Mel
son 81, 60, Ga.
w. NJ Fischer beat r. r. Fischer 60,
60.
Wallis E. Howe beat J. Louis Cogges-
hall 6-4 6-3.
SEMI-FINALS.
w. NJ. Fischer beat Wallis E. Howe
6-2. s-1
MEMS DOUBLES. SEMI-FINALs
c. 8. Fischer and w NJ. Fischer beat
Frank NJ. Dimond and ]. F. Farrally 5-7.
Ga. S-6
MIXED DOUBLES, FIRST ROUND.
Z. s. Fischer and Miss Madeline Rey-
nolds beat Miss c. Tucker and Harold
De Wolf 3-6. e-1 Ga.
Miss Florence Archer and Byron d.
De Wolf beat Miss NJ. s. Rockwell and
L. c. Bradshaw "a. SO.
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his contract for $4,000 discovered"
Koerner and got him 10 sign papers.
Keene still believes that Radtke Is the
greatest rider In this country, but
he says that Koerner Is second best
and I'm a short time will unquestionably
be at the top OF the ladder as a race
track rider.
Jockey shaw who rode Halifax In the
third race. gave the hackers OF that
horse a great scare by pulling him up
TO a walk In the last furlong. Shaw
stopped the horse so suddenly that Bat
and stole. that were many lengths behind
Halifax, were able to close on him near
the finish. Halifax, pulled nearly double
and scarcely moving. just managed TO
pass the winning post in front OF his
field by n short head. The crowd became
frantic with excitement at Shaws ac-
tions, and when the rear division closed
on the leader and nearly nipped him out,
the roar that went up from the occu-
pants OF the grandstand exceeded in vol
ume the shouts OF Suburban Day
throng.
II was good day for favorites at the
track by the sea. for four OF them-An-
gler. Halifax. Mamie Hodge and Dolly
Spanker-won.
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1t was ladies' day at Rockingham park
yesterday afternoon. and fully 5000 OF the
fair sex turned out from the surrounding
country TO enjoy some OF the best sport
OF the meeting. The attendance was
easily the largest OF the present sojourn
OF the runners, and there was far more
enthusiasm demonstrated than upon any
previous day.
The head-and head finishes In some OF
the races brought the entire grandstand
20 It's feet, and winners were cheered TO
the echo, thing that has heretofore
been unknown at the track.
Tho stake race OF the day was the
Franconia, and went 20 John A. brakes
Broadcoth. ridden by Jockey Garner.
who has come 20 occupy the same POSI-
tion here that Miller holds on the metro-
politan courses. lie piloted Broadcloth
90 an easy win In the stake, and pulled
was the idol OF the crowd. and every
weigh In after each race he found him
anxious 10 get a peep at the Jockey who
has had more winning mounts than any
other Jockey at the track.
With the running OF the Franconia
came the breaking OF the former track
record OF 1:34k made last Saturday af-
ternoon by New York. The latter was
n starter In today's stake, and while
running an admirable race. was at no time
able 10 reach Broadcloth. who raced out
in front from barrier TO finish
The only other starter In the stake ~
the many eligibles was Nellie Burn, who
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LEWIS WON
OVER BRIGGS

Harry Lewis OF Philadelphia last night
at Grand Rapids, Mich. won the de-
cision over Jimmy Briggs OF Boston,
after ten rounds of gruelling milling. IT
was Lewis night from the first round TO
the last. He outclassed Briggs in gen.
eralship and outponted him at every
moment. Briggs made a play for Lewis
stomach with nearly every punch, but
the Philadelphian would cleverly block
the blow and send crashing lefts 10 the
face OF the Boston boy that all but top
pied him. The boys were toe TO toe In
each division OF the game and mixed
freely and willingly. bringing the crowd
TO its feet at the conclusion OF each
round. In the sixth round Lewis sent
over heavy left that gashed Briggs
cheek, causing the blood 10 flow freely
Lewis came out of the battle without q
mark.
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stable mate
The second race afforded another sur
prise In the defeat OF the hitherto unde-
feated Momentum. who apparently had
shade too much weight up at ils
pounds 10 defeat Big Store. the winner.
I'm at 10 pounds less. II was a beautiful
finish between the Iair.
In the last race Drage Kid was all the
class He ran second nicely TO Neptunus
the last time out and showed perceptible
improvement since then Iilita was the
contending factor all the way. and once
or twice made n determined EFFORT TO head
Drage Kid. but lacked the hurricane brush
necessary 10 go to the front.
Gloriosa ran strong under the colors OF
the Newcastle stables for the first time OF
the meeting The mare was brought TO
the track by Trainer McGuinness and
bought by Mr. Miller yesterday morning
for $500. with the understanding that
should she win yesterday an extra 800
should be added TO the purchase price.
Gloriosa will probably be retired from the
turf after the present meeting and bred
10 the Newcastle stallion Handspring.
President Miller. by theway. started an
other new one in the 2-year-old Marce-
line a we'll bred colt. by Mirthful II was
the flrst time Mr.. Miller had ever seen
Marceline run. and he was altogether sat.
isned with the showing made.
The erratic Guion. who was twice vir.
tualiy left at the post in her other starts
here. broke away with the barrier this
afternoon and while not In the money.
certainly acted moro ladylike than pre-
viously.
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The stewards OF the Jockey Club. the
controlling body of the eastern turp, last
night took drastic action in the matter
OF the horse Go Between. which won the
Suburban handicap Al Sheepshead Bay
when entered as a gelding and was sub
sequently protested on the ground that
ne was a stallion.
The trainers llcence OF John Shields
who handled Go Between, was revoked
and all horses the property OF Alexander
Shields. owner OF Go Between, Armofides
Right. Halifax and other good perform
eS. were disqualified for 20 racing days
Alexander Shields is one OF the best
known men OF the eastern turf and former
racing partner OF +. r. Thomas, in whose
0olors Hermis won most OF his important
races. Shields Halifax won the third race
At Brighton Beach yesterday and con-
sidered one OF the best sprinters now in
training.
The action OF the stewards will deprive
the Shields stable from competing In the
rich stakes offered al Brighton Beach,
including the 500 Brighton handicap
20 be run next Saturday afternoon.
There are 20 racing days remaining at
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MACElLI THROWN FROM HIS
Wheel AND JAW FRACTURED

Gaetonio Macelli OF IL vinton street.
while returning from his work at Phil.
lipsdale last evening o nhis bicycle lost
control OF his vehicle while on Waterman
street, near Benefit street and WAS
thrown forcibly against tho curbing re-
ceiving n fracture OF the jaw.
The accident occurred when he tried TO
pass between an automobile and n stand
ard oil wagon. losing his pedals during
the operation.
lie was taken into the house of Percy
Littleton and tatended by Dr Lewis w.
Chapman.
alter he was removed 90 the Rhode ISL
and hospital
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BASEBALL TALKS

teams were eating at the same table
and after the game, one OF them in
commenting on play remarked 10
Hurst: That was great Texas
Lacquer wasn't II, Tim?" To which
Hurst replied We'll. I don't know
about that. but ! think it was nearer
Pascoag."
Adkins was working hard yesterday
for that game, but IL was simply case
OF being up against better work. He
was slated 10 lose. Tails about fast
r'@--~ Mavbe the Gravs were not full
of ginger yesterday Not an error re-
~ avu, M1tn many long chance
taken.
The Grays couldn't hit Adkins so
very often, but IL was case OF being
handy when a hit was needed. The
game yesterday was just as the game
OF the day before should have been.
-"ir for Providence. Hits We're lack
ing along with that element so promi-
Io.tt IN tne game luck
The Grays have found their pace and
played ball that would have electrified
any set OF fans. There was no daz-
zling features but simply good, hard
fast ball, with every man on the jump
the moment the ball left bat. That's
the kind OF a game that wins
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National LEAGUE Standlno.
NEW BOWLING
SCHEDULE OUT

The Bee Hive team took two from the
Elmhurst rollers at the Mount Pleasant
Casino. Martin, the anchor for the Elm
hursts, pulled them out by one pin in
the third event. giving n fine exhibition
Of pin picking.
Several teams went across in the O'Gor-
man two-man tournament. securing good
scores.
AS result of the rolling in the Subur-
ban league this week Elmwood occupied
first place, with River View and Button
woods tied for second position. The sched-
ule for the remainder OF the season fol-
lows:
RHODE ISLAND SUBURBAN DUCK
PIN LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
July 17-River View VS.. Buttonwoods,
Elmwood VS. Conimicut, Edgewood No. 2
VS. Edgewood No. l.
July 24-Buttonwoode VS.. Edgewood No.
/. Edgewood No. We. Conimicut, River
View VS. Emwood.
July 31--Conlmicut VS.. Buttonwoods.
Edgewood No. l VS.. River View. Elmwood
VS. Edgewood No 2
Aug. 7-Buttonwoods VS.. Elmwood. Co
nimcut VS.. Edgewood No. 1, Edgewood
No. VS. River View.
Aug 14-Edgewood No. VS.. Button
woods River View VS.. Conimicut, Elm
wood VS. Edgewood No l.
Aug H-Buttonwoods VS. River View.
Conimicut VS.. Elmwood, kdgewood No.
VS. Edgewood No. .
Aug. &-Edgewood No. l VS.. Button
woods. Conimicut Va. Edgewood No. 2,
Elmwood VS.. River View.
Sept 4-Buttonwoods vs. Conimicut,
River View vs.. Edgewood No !, Edge
wood No. vs. Edgewood.
Sept l1-Elmwood VS.. Buttonwoods,
Edgewood No. / vs. Conimicut. River
View VS. Edgewood No. g.
Games rolled on alleys OF frst-named
club. Foul line TO be observed. Lob line
is abolished.
Prizes-For first and second teams win
ming most games; for high average (play-
er obliged 10 roll 80 per cent. OF his
games); for high three-string $50 per cent.
rule not 10 be considered); for high single
string $50 per cent rule not TO be con-
sidered).
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At waterbury-New Haven 4. Water
bury 3.
At ringfield-IBridgeport s. Springfield
4
At Holyoke-New London H. Holyoke l.
At Hartford-Hartford q, Norwich 6
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MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 90 years by mil
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and take no other kind
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Whoever says that Jack Cronin is
not In form is a falsifer OF the first
water Three hits In nine innings
means that the big fellow was going
Just a few
Augy Moran certainly takes the palm
among the umpires OF the Eastern
league for hustling the game along
He has the players on the jump all the
time and has done such good work
in that line that he caused the game
yesterday TO be hung up as the record
for the present season. When the last
man died the game was just l hour
and Is minutes old.
Yesterday the ball players were
shaking hands with Moran and con-
graduating him upon the fact that
ne has had an increase I'm his family
The telegram to that effect came yes
terday morning. It's girl. This is
the fourth. he tells proudly; one boy
and three girls.
Moran tells an amusing story OF Ur-
pire Hurst and a Texas Lacquer"
Both umpires were working In the Con-
necticut State league at the time rim
ana some of the players on one OF the
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EOBBIES BEAT CLERKS

The Blucoats and the Clerks, two rival
base ball teams in the Central Falls "Pi-
rate" league, clashed in a hot game at
St. Georges grounds yesterday afternoon.
the former winning out by the score OF
20 Z. The feature OF the game was the
heavy hitting OF Moreau OF the Clerks,
who secured two doubles and two singles
Another star hit was the homer OF Pap
pin OF the same team.
The line-ups OF the teams follow:
Bobbies-Tanner, / T.. Bacon, r T.: p.
Lambert, 10 Woodward, c. T.: Deveney.
2b.; I.olburn, g. s.; Potter. m. 3b.: Riley.
r.; Berlin. c.
Clerks-McClure, !. T.: Lappin, r. O.:
Molloy, lb.; Marteu, c T.; Morea9 Oh. I:
Fournier, =. e.; Malarky, Sb.: Lucitt p. I:
McCiarrible, C.
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DANIELS NEW RECORD

G. VI. Daniels OF the New York A. G.
won tho hundred yards swimming con
test for tho championship OF the world
at Nottingham, Eng, last night. defeat
Ing a good field handlly I'm IS 3-5 seconds,
a new amateur record
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Runs-Selbach, 1. First base on balls
OF Adkins, 2. Struck out-By Cronin. q;
by Adkins, B. Two-base hit-Selbach.
Sacrifice hits--Harley. La Chance, Gro
min. Stolen base-Cronin. Double plays
Jennings, unassisted; Jennings to Null
len, Rock TO La Chance: Mullen TO
Hearne. Hit by pitched ball-By Cronin.
!; by Adkins, I. Umuire-Moran. Time
In. Ism.
zone out when winning run was made.
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AUTOMOBIlIST BRIDGE
C0lllDED WITH 4 CAR

c. n. Bridge. driving an automobile
collided with Auburn car e4s In
charge OF Conductor william Gould and
Motorman Francis NJ. Lewis at Mathew
con and Westminster streets. at $50 yes
terday afternoo.A The only damage was
the breaking of a mud guard.
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Runs-Duffy. Barrett g. Barclay. Clancy
2 Burrell-2. Left on bases-Rochester S;
Buffalo 4. First base on balls-Off Nc
Lean 2. of Tozier g. Off Milligan l.
Struck out-By Mclean /; by Tozier /; by
Mlligan 3. Three-base hit-Clancy stolen
base-Loudy. Double play-Murray 20