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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-02
YANKEE GIRL WAS REAL
MERMAID OF THE BUNCH

The stake feature at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday was the Mermaid for 3-year-
old fillies. and IL provided an upset for
the public, which made Court Dress a 10
to 20 favorite. Miller rode the Keene fly
with choking pull for a mile while she
made the pace. but when he let her down
she stopped badly. The winner turned up
In Plunger Ellison's Yankee Girl. backed
from TO IA 10 5, which stood a hard
drive and beat whltney's Killaloe by a
head.
DR.. Gardner redeemed himself when he
won a handicap at a mile and three-six-
teenths with top weight, l26 pounds. in
2:0l 1-5. BY this time the Bannockburn
colt was unbacked by his stable connec-
tions. as he opened favorite at to 1, only
TO recede to 4, while the money OF the
smart players sent Running Waters
price down to II 10 8. DR. Gardner. with
Jack Martin up. made all the running.
showing much OF his old speed and STAN
ina. and standing n drive at the end.
when he defeated IA. p. Whitney's Iron
sides. backed from down TO to 2. by
three parts of a length. The latter had n
half a length over Red Frlar. Running
Water weakened in the home stretch.
Gene Russell. 13 10 favorfte, was lucky
to win the first race for 2-year-olds, 5A
furlongs. E'uturity course. for under a
enough To beat Hollister by a nose. Hol-
lister swerved at the furlong pole and
should have won.
Roy Raineys Ginette. to 10 favorite,
closed with rush in the fifth race at
6is furlongs on the turf. and won, going
away. by a length and half. Chantilly,
% to l, was second. Three favorites won.
The summary:
Gene Russell. 1ls (Martin), 13 to 5. won;
Hollister, 1l2 (Swain), Z TO 2. second; Ju-
blee, lis (Garner), 10 4. third. Time
los 3-5 Smoker. John Marrs. Amund-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-02
RACES TOO
RISKY (?

Since the finish OF the Bristol Montauk
ocean race the opinion has been expressed
that any more races OF this kind would
be simply tempting fate. Some take the
view that when boats OF 3o-foot measure
ment start on such race, the greater
portion of 1t sailed at night. with such
steamboat traffic as there Is in Block
Island sound. danger turks on every
hand Besides. the boats OF the class that
participated are not OF length suffi-
cient TO overreach the seas encountered in
that locality, no matter how efficient the
seamanship of the crews.
The regatta committee of the Bristol
Yacht club after Saturday nights event
In the storm incline to the view that
there Is likelihood OF the annual Bris-
tol-Montauk race being abandoned In the
interest OF safety.
Chairman Horace S. Peck OF the regat-
ia committee yesterday received COM
munication from Block Island relating to
the movements of the auxiliary schooner
Gazelle which was engaged as stake
boat at Great Eastern buoy. and was not
sighted by cne OF the racing craft Satur-
day night.
1t was stated in the communication that
the Gazele proceeded west from Block
Island early Saturday evening and that
she reached Great Eastern buoy that
OF n mile inshore OF the buoy, subse-
auently drawing much nearer to 1t. AT
1O:sO o'clock in the evening the wind was
blowing In such volume as to endanger
the Gazelle. as a result OF which she
weighed anchor n1d ran for Block Island
harbor IL was learned from the same
source that there were no signal lights
flashed as provided for. because the
weather was so boisterous that such
course was futile.
The skipper OF the Gazelle. It is claimed.
saw the sloop Cindy. so long unaccounted
for Sunday, In Block Island harbor SAFE
ly at anchor Saturday night.
IL is singular incident. In view or
these statements about the weather. that
the Little Haste bore past Great Eastern
buoy Saturday evening before o'clock,
carrying whole sail.
There is to be a regatta in Bristol har-
bor July 4 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
under the auspices OF the Bristol yacht
club. and Il is expected there VIII be from
70 10 Is starters. boats OF 70 and @-foot
measurement. The regular courses OF the
bristol Yacht club are TO be sailed with
start and finish of the club house.
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READY FOR
AUTO RACE

The pilots have taken their last spin and
everything is ready for the Grand Prix
race today. Rain since Saturday, how
ever has rendered the roadway slippery
and though it cleared yesterday after
noon Il Is feared that the condition OF
the track will necessitate caution In ne
gotlatng the sharp turns, especially the
descent from the railroad bridge at An.
court where Albert Clement was killed
May q. which VIII destroy all chance OF
breaking the worlds speed record.
The betting Is lively. the Fiat trio be-
ing the favorites at TO i, with Renault
z TO 1. Panhard- Braier to /, and the
others strung out as high as 80 TO i.
w. c. Christie's American machine at.
tracts the most attention, but is regarded
as being something OF n freak. Its won
derfui rpeed is acknowledged. but the ex-
perts doubt IL the conductor will be able
TO keep Il under control Eliot r. Shep-
ard IA considered 10 be the most reck-
less OF the pilots participating.
The entire automobile world seems 10
he gathering here to witness the contest.
The prominent Americans present include
George J. Gould. Howard *. Burras. or
mand Johnston and Jenerson ne s MOI,
~ the American Automobile association.
The latter thinks that the course is SUI
nerb He says that N the United states
Government would Furnish troops as the
rrench government does TO police the
course. n Vanderbilt cup race TINS rail-
would be assured ,...
Mr. Thompson adds that MS examlna-
lion of the Brooklands track AT Wey-
hr,dre' Eng. which already Is giving
wav. CONFIRMS tho wisdom OF the decision
OF the Long Island parkway 10 use prok-
on stone instead OF gravel as the pase TOT
the concrete surface.
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sen. Blacksheep. Goshen Chief. Jim Gaff-
ney. Bolando. Dead Gone. Field Marshal.
Thermidor and Lady Phyllis also ran.
Second race, selling, / mile-Rye. 9S
CE. Dugan). to /. second; Mary F.. sS
(Swain), % to /. third. Time 1:39 20 Don
Hamilton, Brother Thomas. Gold Lady,
Rifeman. Gid and Golden West also ran.
Third race. the Mermaid stakes, 1 mile
and a furlong-Yankee Girl. 126 (Radtke),
IA to 8. won; Killaloe, l2 CMountain). s to
I. second; Court Dress, 12 (Miller). 13 to
20. third. Time 1:54 S-5. Only three start
ers.
Fourth race. 1 s-16 mlles-Dr. Gardner,
Roerner), 9 to 2. second; Red Friar, l07
U.owe), 12 to !, third. Time 2:0l 1-5 Or
bicular. Don Royal. Miss Crawford. Dun
vallo and Running Water also ran
Fifth race. Ga furlongs on turf-Gin-
nette, 10 (Notter). TO 10. won; Chantilly.
1l6 (Martin), 30 TO /, second; Cederstrome.
ll5 (Horner), 30 TO l. third. Time / 2l AS.
Andrew Mack, Grlmaldi. Friedsam, Com
batant and Alala also ran.
ts sxtn eorTeBrdFe sens w5st % trT6ss o
10 to /. won Herbie. l0l (Musgrove). s
TO 1. second Glorious Betsy. % 1T. Du-
gam l6 to 5. third. Time :oS l-5. Goshen
Star. Sukey's Son, Bigot, Wassail. Base
man, Alex. Grant. Mason. Green Goods.
Malaga, Dottie s.. Gay Gryselle. Gather
inc NJ, Belphoebe, Rosimiro and Alcinia
also ran.
Seventh race. selling. 5,s furlongs. Fu-
turity course-Rara Avis. 1o2 preston, },
10 /. won Royal Evox, 90 lFrances), 80
to /. second; st. Ilario, 81 (E. Dugan). z
To 2. third. Time 1:0S. Terah, Florence
III. Milford. Chorus Girl, Montciair, Tink-
er Bell. Whidden. Jiu Jitsu. Glaucus.
Donnell, Slumberlest. Mrs, O.Carol Eu-
cllvity and Wedding also ran. Nlmporte
fell.
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Detroit. =. .. 20 0 0 1 0 o.
Hlts-Chicago 9, Detroit 5. Errors-Chi-
cago 3, Detroit 5. Batteries-Smlth and
Sullivan ;Killian and Schmidt.
NEW YORK. 1913: WASHINGTON, 15-4.
New York won both games of yester-
days double header at New York from
Washington by scores of Is TO Is and TO
4. In the first game the visitors took a
commanding lead, but the locals evened
up matters in the fifth inning. Washing
ton took the lead again In the sixth in
ming. but got the worst OF a stubborn up
hill fight. The home team led all the way
through the second contest, after batting
Hughes hard in the opening inning.
The scores:
(First Game.)
Innings :. ......1 2
New York ........0 0 4-le
Washington. . ..5 0 o 0 Ills
Hits-New York IS; Washington 10. Err
rors-New York s. Washington 5. Bat
teriee-Orth, Keefe. Kitson, Kleinow and
Hickey; Falkenberg, Smith and Heydon.
Time-2 h. 40m. Umpires-Hurst and Staf-
ford.
(Second Game.)
Innings =. :. ....1. 2
New York .......3 0 o 4 o 0 ks
Washington :. 30 0 o o 2 2 o.
Hits-New York II. Washington 10. Err
rors-New York 3. Washington g. Batter
ies-Hogg and Kleinow; Hughes. Graham
and Warner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-02

Manager Doherty OF the Standard Ath-
letic cJub has matched Young Clarke OF
Centredale and Young Joe Grim OF Fed
eral Hill TO box I'm an eight-round semi
final at tho show which the club will hold
about July 10.
The preliminary exhibition will be he
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NOW
B|SONS
ARE IT
BUFFALO SO. TORONTO O-s.

Buffalo pulled the Maple Leafs out OF
hrst place yesterday with thud. by cap
turing both morning and afternoon con-
tests at Toronto. They took the earlier
game by to 0. administering a new coat
OF whitewash. and the latter game by 8
TO 5. The local pitchers went TO pieces in
both games after standing the poor sup
port given them as long as they could
vowinkle pitched good ball for tho Wis
itors. but Tozer was hit freely. The
Bisons put over eight runs in the fifth in
ming in the afternoon game through a
combination OF hits and errors Attend
asce at morning game. 5000; afternoon
$780, The scores:
(Morning Game.)
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Holyoke--Hoiyoke s. New Lon
don ..
Al New Haven--Bridgeport 3. New
Haven 2.
Az ringneld--springfeld 10, Nor
wich 1.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. Hart
ford 8: 10 Innings.
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R5ns--O'Hara. Rapp. Dcmmitt. Hall 2.
Burreli 81; Sentelie. Lake.. Two-base
hits--Burreli. oIIara. 3eDtelle. Hall. Sac
rinos hit--Dunn. Stolen bases-Demmitt.
Dunn. Bean. Double plays--Adkins 90
Burreu 20 Hunter: BurreAl 10 Hall 20
Hunter. First base OF bails-Or Adkins
4: on Pfanmflier 4; on Mauser 4. Hk by
pffched bail--By Pfanmilier l. Struck out
by Adkins 2: by Mauser q Tme-2h.
Umpire-oouwsy.
(S>cond Game.)
BALTIMORE.
alb 10 p.o a~e.
D'Hara, l. .......-.-...-.... . o
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YOUNG CLARKE AND GRIM
CARDED FOR STANDARD

tween Young Dyson and the fastest 112-
pound boy that can be signed to meet
him. Several fast boxers have been ap-
preached by Manager Doherty 10 appear
In the main go and he is confident that
the feature event will prove a rafting
contest.
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GAMES
SPLIT BY
GIANT

New York and Philadelphia split even
In two well-played games yesterday at
philadelphia. The home team won the
first game by punching hits in the sew
enth inning and New York won the sec
ond game In the third inning with two
doubles and base on balls. Scores:
(First Game.)
Innings ......... 3 8 6 50
Philadelphia 49,. o 0 0 90 0 2 o o. Q
New York ..... 0 o o o o o O l. 1
Hits-Philadelphia 4: New York 3. Errors
Philadelphia 2; New York 8. Batteries
Sparks and Doom: McGinnity and Bow
erman. Time-lh. %m. Umpire-Rigler
and Emslle.
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MAcr HAIR STAIN.

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OF
ALL SORTS

Miss Carrie b. Nicely of Cincinnati and
Miss Marie Welmer Of Washington, d. c..
yesterday won the women's lawn tennis
doubles championship OF the United
States at the Philadelphia Cricket club at
St. Martins. defeating in the final round
the Misses Wildey OF Plainheld, N. ].
Miss Nicely also won the semi-iinal of the
singles from Mrs. w. H. Pouch OF
EngDewood. N. j., and will meet Miss
Evelyn Sears of Boston for the cham
pionship today. In the final doubles
there will be little to choose between the
pairs
Summaries:
Women's singles. semi-final round-Miss
Carrie B. Nicely, Cincinnati, defeated Mrs
w. III. Pouch, Englewood, n. j., SIS. 7-5
Women's doubles, semi-final round
Miss Neely and Miss weimer defeated
Mrs w. j. Clothier and Miss Groome
6-2, 6-1.
Seminal round-Niss Neely and Miss
weimer defeated the Misses Widely e-l,
2-6. Ca
Mixed doubles, semi-fnal round-Miss
Mildred Wildey and w. NJ Tilden de-
feated Miss Wagner and DIR. Il. B. Dew
hurst 6-1, 2-6, 8-4
1t was announced at his home in New
York yesterday that Gordon Glass OF the
Harvard Varsity crew, who was stricken
suddenly Ill OF pleursy just prior TO the
New London race last Thursday, and was
unable TO taloe part in the contest had so
far recovered that he will be out today.
Hugh Mclean of Chelsea won 3-mile-
rlced bicycle race from Bobby walthour
OF Atlanta, Ca. by three laps at the Re
we're track last night. McLeans time was
30 minutes and AZ 1-5 seconds.
Beals c. Wright and Kari H. Behr,
Americans, defeated A w. Gore and
Roper Barrett in the doubles tennis cham
pionship at Wimbledon yesterday. by 3-2.
The scores were $40. 4-6. 6-1, Ga, GO. The
Americans rallied in wonderful manner
after being two sets down, Wright especi-
ally recovered his form and completely
baffled his opponents.
There was particular interest In the
outcome. as the four players are 70 meet
in the contest for the Davis cup
In the all-England championship, Miss
Sutton of California won an easy victory
over Miss Meyer in the ladies' open
championships singles by 20. The scores
were 60, ga
d. p. Rhodes of Boston and Miss M.
M. Boadlein In the mixed doubles, by
4-6. ga. 6-3.
Charles Mike Golden, who trained
Jack Dempsey in the days of that fighters
prime. died at a hospital in Seattle Sun
day. Golden was well known to the SPORT
ing fraternity all over the Northwest. He
at one time trained Maud s, the famous
trotting horse.
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PRINCES
PLAN, THIS

Prince Henry OF Prussia intendes TO es-
tablsh an annual automobile touring con-
test. replacing the Herkomer competition.
which will be held In England for the
next th-ee years. 10 In assumed that the
races urdey the auspices OF Prince Henry
w. cec<xs Ia northern Germany.
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CY IN
SLAbbER
T0CS

Philadelphia, was unable to score on
Youngs pitching yesterday at Boston ex-
cept in the final inning and the home
club won, to 1. Dygert was hit sharply
at times and was relieved by Benler in
the eighth.
The score:
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Two out when winning run was made
MONTREAL 4, ROCHESTER, o.

Rochester was shut out at Montreal yes
terday afternoon, wet grounds preventing
contest In the morning. Montreal hit
Pappalau hard while after the third only
two Rochester players reached first. In
the third two outs and pass filled the
bases for Rochester. but Malay's ny to
Hill resulted IT, a double play. Moran's
throw, which hit Shean running TO third,
gave Montreal two runs In the second.
Morgan's double. followed by singles by
Madlgan and Brown. scored the other
two. Score:
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JERSEY CITY.

Runs-Demmftt Hearne-E3 Merrftt-l.
Three-base hit--Dem1nitt. Sacrifice hits
Rapp, Woods. Hunter. Stolen bases-4Mer-
ritt q Sentelle 2. Woods. Dunn, Demmitt
First base on balls-On loren 3; of
Whiting g. Struck out-By loren 4: by
Whiting 2. Umpire-Conway. Time
In. 45m.
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Runs-Madigan. Brown. Shean, Herbst-
4. First base on balls-Of Hughes 1.
Struck out-By Hughes 4: by Pappalau
2. Two-base hits-Shean. Morgan, Con-
nor. Sacrifice hit--Shean. Double play
Hill 10 shean. Umpire--McCarthy. Time
--1h. 40m.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Lynn 3, Lawrence 3.
Lowell g, Haverhill 4.
Brockton 4, New Bedford o.
Worcester 3, Fall River 2.
Games Today.
Worcester mt Fall River.
HaverhtlI at Lowell.
Lawrence at Lynn.
Brockton at New Bedford.
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Runs-Nattress. Murray Mcconnell.
Ryan, vowinkle--5. Two-base hits-Nat-
tress. Gettman. Corcoran. Stolen base
Murray. Struck out-By vowinkle /; by
Eesterfer i. First base on balls--Off vo-
winkle i: OF Hesterfer 3. Umpire-Sulli-
van. Time-1h. 35m.
sBatted for Hesterfer In the ninth.
Afternoon Game.)
RITEEAIO
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Runs-Nattress. Gettman, WH1te, Mur-
ray 2. McAllister, Corcoran. Ryan. Tozer
20: Thoney. Mitchell 2. Rudolph. Frick-6.
Two-base hits-Phyle, Hurley. Sacrifice
hits-Applegate, McAllister 2. Stolen
bases-Gettman, Murray 2, Weidy. Wo-
tell. Struck out--By Applegate 2; by To-
zer G. First base on balls--Off Tozer z; off
Applegate g. Hit by pitched ball-By To-
ser 1. Umpire-Sullivan. Time-lh. Bonn.
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PHILADELPHIA

Runs-Parent Congalton, Gr1mshaw,
Ferris, Young-6; Davis-1. Two base hits
Ferris, Grimshaw, Bender. Three-pase
hit-Drvis. Home run-Young Hits-on
Dygert 6: off Bender ?. stolen bases
Oidring, Davis Grimshaw. Left on bases
~Roston a: Philadelphia 8. First base on
balls-Of Dygert g. Hit by pitched ball
Sullivan. Struck out-By Young 2; by
Dygert q: by Bender 2. Wild pitch-Dy-
CERT. Time--lh. 4om. Umpirc-sheridan'
.Batted for Cross In the eighth.
CLEVELAND. 5: ST. LOUIS. 2.
Cleveland won yesterdays game at 81:
Louis. K to g Home runs by Flick and
Clarke were the only features.
The score:
Innings. -. :. ....t 2 q
ST Louis. .........o . / o 1-2
Hits-Cleveland 10; ST. Louis 8. Errors
Cleveland 1: st. Louis T. BATTERIES
Thielman and Clarke; Dineen and Spen-
Ger. .
CHICAGO. 4; DETROIT. ?.
Chicago won from Detroit yesterday. 4
70 3 at Chicago. Errors, bases on balls
and Doughertys hitting figured lorgely
in tho result. Davis was Knocked uncon-
scious when he and Dougharty collided in
the NTH. but resumed play.
The score:
Innings =. =. ....i. se
Chicago. :. .......1 0 o x-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 3, Pittsburg 2.
Brooklyn Ga, Boston 3-2.
Philadelphia 20, New York 1-2.
Games Today.
~. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York nt Brooklyn.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
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|NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSI'
BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF

EASTERN LEAGUE.
y Yesterdays Re ,uIt..
Providence s,'Tewark
Montreal 2RochesteA O.
baltimore ia, Jer,ey city 2-I.
buffalo e-c, Toronto So.
Games Todss~-}
Newark mt Providence.
Buffalo mt Toronto.
Jersey City mt Baltimore.
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club at Brooklyn. The visitors were easily
defeated. to 3. In the first game. In the
second Boston had the locals shut out up
to the latter half OF the ninth inning,
when a tumble by Ritchey gave Brooklyn
an opening and the score was tied. Brook
lyn won oat In the 10th or two singles,
stolen base and an error. The scores:
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PHILADELPHIA.

Runs-Shannon. Seymour-2. Two-base
hits-shannon. Hannlfan. Three hit
-Knabe. Hits-on Brown 2: of Pttln-
ger l. stolen bases-Seymour. Doolin
Left on bases-New York l0 Philadel-
phla s. First base on balls--On wiltse g:
on Brown Z: on Pittinger /. First base on
errors-New York 2: Philadelphia 1.
Struck out-By Wiltse 6: by Pittlnger ..
Time-ih. 65m. Umpres- -Emslie and Rig
l.e
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sBatted for Applegste In the sixth.
nAIkrIMnRE 10 IEyRSE,Y CITY 81

The Baltimores took two games from
Jersey City yesterday at Baltimore The
Orioles took the FIRST game by opportune
batting. The errors of the visitors were
also costly. Adkins proved an enigma
to the Skeetera He had the visitors at
his mercy from start TO finish. He was
also admirably supported.
The second game was pitchers bat
tie between loren and Whiting. The
former became unsteady In tho second
inning and gave Merritt and Sentelle
bases on balls. Woods then singled.
which sent Merritt homo with the
v1sitory' only run. Scores:
(First Game)
RAITIMnRE.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 4, Detroit 2.
Cleveland r, 81. Louis 2.
New York 1875, Washington I5-4.
Boston q, Philadelphia 4.
Games Today.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
So. Louis at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
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1t was announced at his home in New
York yesterday that Gordon Glass OF the
Harvard Varsity crew, who was stricken
suddenly i'll OF pleurisy just prior TO the
New London race last Thursday and was
unable TO taloe part in the contest, had sc
far recovered that he will be out today.
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Hugh Mclean OF Chelsea won 2-mile-
rllced bicycle race from Bobby walthour
OF Atlanta, Ca, by three laps at the Re
we're track last night McLean's time was
80 minutes and AZ 1-5 seconds.
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RunS-McConnen y LORD, CnadDOurne,
Abstein, Poland @ Duffy-s: Engie },
Mailing. Mullen. Sharpe. Jones-7. stolen
bases-Abstein, Engle. Two-base hits
Poland Duffy Three-base hits-Poland.
Chadbourne. Mullen 2 Sacrifice hits
Mailing 2, Zacher. Poland. Double plays
-Zacher 20 Mullen 10 Mailing: Mullen To
Mailing 10 Sharpe: Mack to Peterson.
Struck out-By Mack 3: by Barry 3: by
Stevens 4: by Carrick g. First base on
balls-ofY Mack 1; OF carrick q Hit by
pitched ball-By Mack 1. Time-2h. Um-
pre-Cusack.
sDufy batted for Stevens In ninth.
Hr,ve out when winning run was scored.
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batteries-ffeister Brown, Frazer and
king: Liefield and Gibson.
BROOKLYN Ga. BOSTON "a
Donovsn's men won both ganoc % yes.
terday's double-header fxUm ths Boston
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CHICAGO s. PTTTsBURo ,.

Pittsburg yesterday punched two sin
giles and a double in the first inning, but
failed TO score again, and Chicago won.
TO q after losing four games straight.
Frazer's pitching hand was injured IN
the second. Pfeister relieved him, but
was wild and taken out In the third after
having hit two men. Score:
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'Batted for Cross In the eighth.

Cleveland won yesterdays game at ST.
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