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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
FIRST ACCIDENT
ON GLIDDEN TOUR
Webb jays Machine Destroyed
Thru Carelessness of Garage
Employee.
journal Special Service.

journal 6pec1al service.
Auburn, N, Y, July 13.-several Of the cars
which left Buffalo with the Glidden tourists
failed to reach this city. The roads were dry
severe tax on both drivers and cars.
The most serious accident was to White
steamer driven by Webb Jay. He stopped at
Geneva to fill his gasolene tank and to save
time did not extinguish his fire. A garage EN-.
ployee carelessly spilled ten gallons of gasolene
over the machine, which caught fire and
caused the acetylene tank to explode. No one
was injured, but there were narrow escapes
Most of the made the Of 1s5 miles
from Buffalo nearly on schedule time. There
was no time allowed for dinner and the tourists
were very hungry when they arrived. Among
the first to get here Charles J. Glidden OF
Boston, the donor Of the trophy for which the
contest Is held He was met at the city limits
by a committee Of the Automobile association
who escorted his car to the Osborne house, where
headquarters were established.
Large and interested crowds watched the bis
touring cars chug into the city. Some were
| ahead of time and had to loiter to avoid being
penalized while others were behind time ant
raced at top speed to the finish. Several cars
| were delayed by the authorities at Lima, wht
| arrested them for exceeding the speed limit
the local autosts, who had special trolley train,
p, to take the travellers to Owasco lake.
All the attractions were free to the guests
including the summer theater. Most Of tn,
| tourists retired early in order to get goo,
nights rest for an early start this morning.
| time. The latter forgot however, to tur1
| off the burner, and while filling the tank tn
| gasolene caught fire and an explosion followed
George Grant, the supply man, was burned abou
the face, hands and legs. The Jays escaped in
| jury, but lost all their baggage.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
HEAVY PENALTY FOR
60 BETWEEN'S OWNER
Journal Special Service.

New York, July 13.-The stewards Of the
Jockey club, the controlling body Of the eastern
turf, last night took drastic action In the mat
ter of the horse Go-Between, which won the
Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay when en-
tered as gelding and was subsequently protest
ed On the ground that he a stallion.
The trainers license of John Shields, who
handled Go-Between, was revoked and all horses
the property of Alexander Shields. owner OF
Go-Between, Ormondes Right, Halifax and other
good performers, were disqualified for thirty
racing days.
Alexander Shields is one of the best-known
men on the eastern turf, and former racing part
ner Of E. R. Thomas, in whose colors Hermis
won the most Of his important races. Shields
Halifax won the third race at Brighton Beach
yesterday and Is considered of the best
sprinters now in training
The action of the stewards will deprive the
Shields stable from competing in the rich stakes
offered at Brighton Beach, including the $25, 900
Brighton handicap to be run Saturday afternoon.
There are twenty racing days remaining at
Brighton so in addition to these Mr. Shields
will be disqualified from the Saratoga handicap,
the opening day of the Saratoga meeting and all
other stakes during the first ten days at the
| Spa track. -.-..t-- 49, ~..
! The action Of the stewards came as surprise
for it was thought the Go-Between matter had
! been settled by ruling passed several days
ago that fine of $40 should be paid for each
| stake engagement in which the horses of Mr.
Shields had been entered without a proper de.
scription.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
Opening of Shoshone or Wind River
., Indian Reservation.

Under proclamation Of President Of
the United States, about 100000 acres
will be opened for settlement August
15, 1906. Registration Offices will be
opened at Shoshone and Lander, Wyo-
ming j. July sds 70 to 3 81 nn A1t att
and after allotment all entries are to
be made at Lander.
Special excursion rates will be in ef-
feet from July IL to 20 from principal
stations on the North Western Line,
the only line to Shoshone, on the reser.
walton border.
Rate Twin Cities to Shoshone and re-
turn will be $23.00, leaving Mime
apolis 7:1o am and st. Paul 7:40 am,
shone will be reached the next night.
For further particulars, address T. W.
Teasdale, General Pass. Agent, st. Paul.
MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
FLYNN AND SULLIVAN
BATTLE TO A DRAW
Journal Special Service.

Pueblo Col July 13.-After fifteen rounds Of
terrific slugging, Jim Flynn Of Pueblo last
night earned draw decision with Jack (Twin)
Sullivan Of Cambridge. The fight was one Of
the fercest ever witnessed in the state, and
both men took a great amount Of slugging and
showed the effects, especially about the body,
after the bout.
From the tap of, the gong in the first round,
when Flynn rushed his man and landed hard
on the head with a right, the local man was
the aggressor, but Sullivans cleverness in block
Ing enabled him to withstand the furious on.
slaughts Of hard hitting by Flynn.
There not a second in the fifteen rounds
that the men were not battling. and a knockout
was expected at any time after the eleventh
round. Flynn used right to the jaw to good
advantage, while Sullivan's best best blow was
left to the face.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
TRIES SUICIDE IN JAIL

ELK POINT. s. Diam Moffitt, in jail here
in default Of $1,000 bonds for slashing Tom
Brady. Jr.. across the head with Jack knife
on the night Of the Fourth of July at Beresford,
attempted to commit suicide yesterday after
noon. .aN
He had been given a razor by the jailer with
which to shave himself and tried to cut his
throat. He made q cash three inches long
from near the temple to the iawbone, sever
ing a branch Of the temporal artery. --
The alarm was given by the other prisoners
| and altho he bled profusely the wound will not
be serious If left alone. close watch will
now be kept.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
RoBERTAuLE IN RARE FORM.

Kansas Otty. July 18.-Timely batting won for
Columbus yesterday. Robertaille shut out the
locals until the ninth inning, when q single
and double enabled them to score one run.
The score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
TONKA BAY IN
REGATTA ARRAY
Oarsnen Are the Center Of At.
traction This Afternoon
and Tomorrow.

Tonka Bay, Lake nIinnetonka. is the liveliest
part OF the lake today. Great interest has
been aroused in the rowing regatta and the
enthusiastic followers Of the sport began to
throng lakeward shortly before noon. The races
Of this afternoon and tomorrow are expected to
be close In every event. -...
Nearly al Of the races will be over the one
and-one'hat- mile course, starting at the La
front of the Minnetonka Boat club and pavilion.
The double sculls will be rowed over a mile
course as most Of the oarsmen are entered In
otner races, and the long course Is considered
The first race is the junior singles between
the Minnesota and Winnipeg club, which started
at o'clock, and the other races will follow
IN order. The second event will be the senior
-FOUR, IN which the Fort william, Duluth Winni-
neg and Minnesota crews will start. Then will
come the Junior doubles for Winnipeg, Fort
William and Minnesota, with the junior eight
ending the days program. In the last race
Du!uth, winnipeg and Minnesota will compete.
The Duluth club has only one eight and
this Will enter the Junior. and If good showing
IS made, Will again enter tomorrow in the
senior contest.
N. F. Langford, Jr., has been on Lake Minneton.
ka since last Monday, and every man has worked
hard to be In condition for the regatta. The
winnipeg crews are a likely looking lot and
crews. This club has won honors in the Cana.
dian Henley at st. Catharines and has sent
crews to England which have given a good ac
count Of themselves 49,
The Duluth oarsmen are confident of victory
ana claim to have a stronger team this yeal
lnan ever before This club has been trained
to use short stroke, and believe that this kint
Of work will win for them
A business meeting yesterday resulted in 8
decision to have the 1907 regatta on waters tt
De chosen by the Minnesota club, and the yea,
following on Canadian waters. The following
otncers were elected: Honorary president
1f
Denegre, st. Paul. vice president julius Barnes
Duluth; secretary and treasurer. r. M. New
port st. Paul; commodore, DR.. H. schnarr Ke
nora, Ont; vice commodore, e. R. Wavlsnd
Fort William ensign, W. Gordon, Port Arthur
The following crews are entered:
kfTNNESOrA
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The Holtzermanns will practice this evening
9q On their grounds at Thirty. .nrst eysnue and
quests all players to be present.
the score of to 2. The feature Of the game
was the batting Of Anderson for the winning
team. The Grays would like to arrange a
game for Sunday afternoon with some II or 49,
year-old team. For games address Reuben John
son, 5oe Humboldt avenue N.
The Hennepins claim the 1s and 14-year-old
championship Of the city as they have played
sixteen games without a defeat On next snu-
on the formers grounds: For games with the
Me-.
The Little Misfts wish games with all 12-year-
old teams in the city. The Little Japs are pre-
CATCHER p9cher BUNS shorstep
Dutton. first base; Lawler, second base: shultz,
base e:nts4 q left Foa es s1s a rfs M @
sixth street. N. W. phone South 1869 u.
The Harris Colts are looking for games with
any 13 or 14-year-old teams In the city. The
sbamrocks, Gaghagens or Eagles would be the
Thorp, 2440 Fourteenth avenue s.
The SEWERS have open date for Sunday
| and would like to arrange a game with some
has has defeated ali Of the @ best Clubs in the city
games address F. Collins. 1903 Sixth street NE
! Manager Bush Of the Dursens is hot after tn
| Independents and he Is bound to get gam
| with them before the season is over. He claim
that the manager Of the Independents came ou
with challenge to play the Dursens for an!
amount, but when bet Of $50 was suggested
! the former refused to listen to him and woul
not even play afor the honor of the game
Manager Bush says that, altho he has ever
date filled until the 9th Of August, he will can
| eel date at any time to arrange game wit
the independents and If there is any Inde
pendent money loose he is willing cover it: Fo
/ games telephone Twin City 1928. -.
| The Mohawks defeated the Arnotts by tn
score of to and this made fifteen game
won out of sixteen played. The manager Of tn
winners would like to arrange a game with tn
Thills Address J. Baehr, 1851 e Thirty-frs
street. s..
The Van Cleves failed to put in an appear
ance either for the morning or the afternoo
game, cheduled with the Pirates last Sunday
and the latter therefore claim both games b
! forfeit. The Pirates played pickup team an
won handily by score Of to Q.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS WHIST
SHARKS STILL WIN

The Minneapolis team in the Boston whist
tourney is making good progress They won the
afternoon play yesterday, first round for the
Hamilton trophy, semi finals, by six tricks
against the Americans Of Boston. In the even
ing they the semi-fnals from the Americans
by four tricks making a total gain Of ten tricks
against this team.
The Minneapolis team Is composed Of ". g.
Jones, captain; Fred Barney, q. B. Gray and
E. A. Montgomery.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
McGRAW GIRDS
FOR LAST FIGHT
Cincinnati and st. Louis Con
tribute to New York Array
of Talent.
Journal Special Service,

Journal Special Service.
Cincinnati Ohio, July 18.-Cy Seymour, the
champion batter Of the National league, was
sold by Cincinnati to the New York giants yes
terday and left with the champions last night
Manager. McGraw has been anxious to secure
Seymour for the past two years. Seymour, who
had batting average of 357 last year, has
been doing almost nothing at the bat this sea-
son. McGraw, however, believes that he vii
fall into his old stride now that he is with tAe
champions.
Announcement came last night from s.,
Louis that Shannon and Shay had been traded
to the New York Nationals for Outfelder Mertes
and Catcher Marshall.
Shannon is the st. Louis clubs left fielder
Shay played shortstop last year, but while still
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
TEN EYCK MAY
COACH BADGERS
Eastern Authorities Say He May
Find a Difference" at
Madison.
Journal special serYtcs.

Journal Special Service.
Milwaukee, July 13.-Runors from the Uni.
versity Of Wisconsin state that Edward II. Ten
Eyck is most likely successor TO Andy 0Dea
as rowing coach of that institution. Ten Eyck
has been for the past two years successful an
coach OF the Pennsylvania barge club, and his
success as well his ability a sculler,
mas caused him to be favorably thought Of
the man TO continue where 0'Dea leaves of.
The selection of Ten Eyck would mean a lot
to rowing In the western college, but he will
nnd the conditions different out here than they
are in the east. - .0--1 =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
AUBURN SLEEPS AGAIN,

Auburn. n. Y, July 13.-Ths Glidden auto
mobile tourists resumed their endurance
test today. The first car to get away was
that of Charles ]. Glidden, and the other cars
followed rapidly possible. At $50 the
patrol car, which Is to pick up the checkers
and assist the unfortunate, pulled out and with
it went the last Of the tourists.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
BIG BARN BURNS

GRAND FORKS. N D.-The large barn owned
by Robert Westcott and G. H. Murray and oc-
cupied by the Merchants Transfer company and
W. h Murrays livery. was burned yesterday
afternoon. The builing 10o114o feet
and was valued at $4,000. The insurance is
about half that amount.
The building is total loss. but most Of the
contents except hay and grain and a few cutters
were saved. OF about fifty horses in the barn
only one was injured.
The fire started near the rear of the build
ing. supposedly from defective wiring
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
Very Low Rates to Colorado.

Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks at Denver, Colorado, July 16 to
21, the Union Pacific has authorized the
low rate Of $25 for the round trip from
Minneapolis to Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo Tickets on sale July 10 to
Is; limit Aug. 20, 1906. Also very low
rates for the round trip to above points,
1906. Inquire of H. +. Carter, T. P. A.,
376 Robert street, ST. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
ENGLISH BID FOR
THREE.RING BATTLES
Journal Special Service.

New York, July 13.-Jimmy Loewes one nf
the best-known promoters of England, has made
n proposition to Jack OBrien to fight three
matches at Newcastle-on-Tyne, providing he
bests Sam Berger in the coming battle at Phil
adelphia next Monday night. He will make
the same offer to Berger If he proves the win
ner.
Loewes will pay e 900 for the three matches
and give G200 for expenses. The fights are to
take place in November, December and January,
the last to be with Jack Palmer, the English
heavyweight. O'Brien has expressed his willing
ness to accept the offer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
REORGANIzED A LEAGUE.
Special to The Journal.

Appleton, Wis, July 13.-At meeting Of
the magnates Of the Fox River Valley Baseball
league, in Appleton yesterday, the organiza-
cities being admitted, these being Appleton and
Manitowoc. The other four cities in the league
are Kaukauna, Neenah, Menasha and Fond
du Lac. E. A. Walschlaeger of Milwaukee will
manage the Appleton team. most of whose
players will be Milwaukee men,. The officers
Of the former Valley league were reelected
and will serve during the remainder Of the
season. ILL.,, ~ H5tt La+# " " ya .sF5 s8a
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
Harvest Sightseeing Excursions vi
the 500 Line.

On July 9th to 14th, inclusive, the
500 Line will sell round-trip tickets
sive; Forman to Garrison and Pollock,
inclusive; Thief River Falls to Ken.
mare and Emerson, inclusive, at rate
Of $3.50, tickets being good to return
until July 81. 1906. For further par
ticulars inquire at ticket office, 119
Third street s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
FORT WILLIAM.
LEWIS BESTED BRIGGS
Came Out of Grand Rapids Battle With
out a Scratch.

Journal Special Service. .4s. t. -.
Grand Rapids Mich, July 13.-Harry LeYis
of F hiladelphia last night won the decision
over Jimmy Briggs Of Boston, after ten gruelling
rounds. It was Lewis fight from the first
round. He outclassed Briggs in gene.alship.
Briggs made play for Lewis stomach, but the
Philadelphia would cleverly block the blows
sixth round Lewis landed heavy left that
gashed Briggs cheek. Lewis came out Of the
battle without mark.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
TENNIS AT~NIAGARA

Niagara on-the-Lake, Ont, July 1s.-Play was
continued today in the Canadian championship
tennis tournament on the courts of the Niagara
Tennis & Golf club. In the championship sin
giles the semi-fnals were reached by irving
Wright of Boston, George Field of Buffalo
and e. p. Fischer of New York
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
SURPRISE PARTY ON oARR1NeroN.

York. N. D.. July 13-The York team de-
feated the Carringtons yesterday by score of
to 0. The game was surprise to the follow
ers of the Darlington team as this was the first
was on the slab for the winners and he was in
his best form. He allowed only two hits and
these came when they could do no good toward
run-getting for the losers. The Whole York
team played fine article of ball and at no
time was the outcome undoubtfrl. This game
makes the fifth shutout the Yosk team has
scored this season. Batteries Hopper and Cor
rigan for York. and Hinne and Smith for Car
ring ton. =: Il, t~. '.r....< .'-07. ID. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
CORNHUsKER CHOSEN
Graves Of Nebraska to Teach Athletics
at Lawrence. s.z

Special to The Journal.
Appleton, Wis, July 13.-The faculty list
for the ensuing year at Lawrence university
was completed Wednesday by the engagement of
Elliott Graves Of the University Of Nebraska
as physical culture instructor and coach.
Mr.. Graves is a graduate of the University
Of Nebraska and assisted In the physical cul-
He is now at the ChautauQua Athletic school of
New York, and will remain there during the
summer. t5s @gtsf4ES 5.Ebts.#E .$9lt n l7as q
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
TRAVIS WON FROM .
JEROME D. TRAYERs

Englewood, n. J., July 1a-w. J. Travis Of
Garden City Golf club beat Jerome d. Trevsrs
Of Nashua, l.. l., up and to play In the
third round Of the tournament for the amateur
golf championship Of the United States Golf
Association today
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
Sightseers Excursion Rates,
sig. so for the Bound Trip.

Tickets Oh sale daily, July 9-14, 1906,
ST. Paul and Minneapolis to Northern
Pacific points west and north of Breck-5
enridge and Winnipeg junction. MINI,
and east Of and including Mandan,
N. D.
y G. F. Men ell, City Pass Agt., 10
Nicollet block, Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
CLINTON BREAKS INTO
IOWA LEAGUE GAME

Special to The, journal. ~s-9s. r.!
! Clinton, Iowa, July 1s.-Clinton has pur-
| chased Boone's franchise in the Iowa State
league and will organize the team at once
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
PICNIC FOR uMPIREs.

Special to The journal.
Marshalltown, Iowa, July ia church bass-
ball league has been organized here with the
following organizations having a team: Pres
byterian, Methodist, Congregational, Y. u. @.
| A.. Episcopal and Baptist A schedule viii b
arranged for the balance Of the season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
COACH COURTNEY
HAS QUIT CORNELL

ithaca, N. Z, July 1s.-Rowing Coach Court
ney OF Cornell has resigned after a disagree.
ment with the Cornell management.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
= At Fargo
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Dayton Z, Terre Haute s.
Springfield 2, Evansville 8.
Wheeling 8, Grand Rapids 4.
Canton 4, South Bend O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE

= GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Louis at Boston.
At Washington 81
Washington ........Q Q Go
Cleveland .3 0 O-6 =
Batteries-Falkenberg and Kittrldge; Hess,
Buelow and Clarke.
At Philadelphia q 2
Detroit ..........0 o O|l
Philadelphia .......0 -
Batteries-Donovan and Warner; Plank and
Powers
At New York n q
chicago M %" '.....:.....1 1ooo11ooes : !
| New York ........ % 90 @ 2O24 IL q
/ Batteries-smith and Sullivan; Orth and Klei-
now.
At Boston, Fl E
St. Louis ''.. .........o ooo2o1o1o4 s 9
! Boston ...........0 / o OIL
Batteries-Powell and o'Connor; Dineen and
Carrigan.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
JOE GRIM OUTPOINTED
But, as Usual, ''the Dago' Eluded the
Knockout.
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. -
, Philadelphia. July 1s.-Joe Thomas, the Pa.
5ance in this city last night by going thru "A
3six-round seance with Joe Grim in the wind
up at the Broadway Athletic club. OF course
Thomas was entitled to the verdict at the fin
ish. Nearly every boxer who meets Grim Is
But the Italian put up a rafting good fgh
as far he was concerned and celebrated the
end by turning a handspring in token Of his
usual caper of staying against opponents wht
have the punch but never land it. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

Rock Island 3, Dubuque 2.
Bloomington 7. Springfield 6.
Decatur 4. Peoria o.
Cedar Rapids 7, Davenport 1.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
AKRON LOST TO ELK POINT.

Elk Point, 8. D., July 13.-In a game of ball
here yesterday between Elk Point and Akron,
| Iowa, team. the former won by the score Of 10
| to 8. The game was played at the local park
| and was well attended. The Elk Point team is
exceptionally strong this season and has won
most Of the games played " @Ns f
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
ATTELL AFTER CANS.

| Denver, July 13.-Abe Attell who arrived
| here today, says he wants to make a match
with Joe Cans at 1873 pounds, ringside, for the
| championship Of the world
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

GAMES TO-DAY.
Louisville at Minneapolis; two games.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
indianapolis Mt Milwaukee.
Rain is the only thing that saved the Louis
vile team from third defeat at the hands OF
the n,illers yesterday, but at that the Tebeau
crowd is having to undergo that ordeal this
afternoon, and 1t Is possible that two games
Will go against them.
The fans refused to believe rain was going
to fall yesterday, and large numbers crowded
into the park until the grandstand and bleachers
looked good to the box office. The two teams
were the Held warming up, but even this
could not Offset the waterworks, and the large
black clouds began to pour forth their contents.
and the faithful followers crawled under seats
and down the stairway to get out Of the rain.
After 1t was all over everybody decided to 80
home for a change Of clothing and all were sat-
iafed to wait and see two games today
Cadwallader booked to twirl yesterday
and he had his plumage all fixed for victory.
He will undoubtedly pitch the first game today
and Ford Thomas will perform in the second.
RoBERrAuLE IN RARE FORM.
Kansas otty. July 1s.-rimely batting won for
Columbus yesterday. Robertaille shut out the
locals until the ninth inning, when q single
The score:
Ss'oasusc San.ss cBtv tv"S5SSSooooSS3E y :
Batteries-Erant. and keahy; Robertaile and
Blue.
BREWERS HIT INJUN TwIRLERs.
Milwaukee, July 18.-Milwsukee punched its
hits OF Haord in the first and Fisher in the
afthy and easy victory by a score of
6 to 2 Goodwin pitched in superb form, hold
ing the visitors to three scattered hits. The
score:
r Fl
Milwaukee ........4ooo4o 4ooos-s 8 2
Indianapolis .......o 0 2 O 0 0 o.
Batteries-Goodwin and Beville; Fisher, Hat
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
EASTERN LEAGUE

Providence i. Baltimore o.
Toronto 8, Montreal 4.
Rochester 8, Buffalo o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Burlington /. Ottumwa O..
Oskaloosa 2. Keokuk 1.
Waterloo 2, Fort Dodge 1.
No game at Boone, rain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Calumet r n E
Han. O O 1 o 0 0 0 0 o-1 12
Cal 90 / 0 o 0 0 o o o IA 10
Batteries-Terrey and Stewart: Foulkes and
Leahy.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
BREWERS HIT 1NJuN rw1R1ERs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.