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a quarter was run in 2:03 2-5. Summarizes
First race. 6 furlongs-Number One, l2O
Garner, 12 TO 5, won: Rialto. 126 (Mil-
ler), to /. second; Ziephen. 116 (NicoD.
s to 1, third. Time 1:132.. Corncob, Home
Again, Miss Marjorie and Abracadabra
also ran.
Second race, selling. 5Ia furlongs-Please,
10 (Robinson). 13 to 10, won; William III.
Lyon. 80 (Englander), Is to /, second; Mar
bles, "a &c. Dugan), to 1, third. Time
:O6 3-5 Tartar Maid, Servile, Youthful
and Flora Ann also ran.
Third ace, selling, 1-16 miles-Saylor.
106 &c. Dugan) to 5, won; Miss Doyle,
100 (Garner), TO /. second; Won Tromp,
IL Knapp. TO ]. third. Time 1:45 40
Chief Hayes, Velours, Rip Rap, Azera.
Lady Karma, Sam Rice, Shining Star,
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New York. Aug. 2-Jockey Walsh had
narrow escape from death In the third
race at Brighton Beach yesterday, whom
his mount Vino fell at the paddock turn
and In full view of the big crowd In the
grandstand. He was unconscious when
removed to the Emergency hospital at
Coney Island. but later revived. The doc
tors say that although badly shaken up
and bruised. the boy Is not fatally in
jured.
In one OF the prettiest and gamest fin
ishes seen this year, Ballot, the odds-on
favorite won the Invincible Handicap by
a nose from Dandelion. Ballot, after maxi
ing the pace. appeared TO be beaten ut
the sixteenth pole by Dandelon, when
Miller put him under the whip. he re-
sponded gamely and won. The mile and
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The First Bohemian Boat club eight
ner by two lengths over the cham
pion Riverside crew In the feature
race OF the Old Home Week regatta
which took place yesterday afternoon
on the Seekonk. The Riverside eight
lays claim to the amateur title OF the
country, while the Bohemian crew Is
considered one OF the best in New
York city.
The race was the last OF the re-
gatta, which proved a successful re-
vival Of the sport.
The Bohemian crew OF Boston car
rled away first place in the inter
mediate and senior eight-oared shells
and easily made the best showing of
the day, their victory over the cham
pion Riversides being especially note
worthy. The Lone Star Boat club crew
OF New York crossed the line first I'm
the Junior shells race and several other
Gotham oarsmen were successful In
the singles and doubles events.
The only feature which tended TO
mar the sport was the strong south
wind which blew upstream. making IL
exceedingly difficult for the eights to
make fast time, while the sculls were
handicapped a great deal by the chop
by waves. The difficulty the oarsmen
experienced In keeping the lshter
craft steady was shown in the junior
doubles sculls, when the craft OF G..
Bemer and @. Colbeck. representing the
wyanoke Boat club OF New York, was
capsized. The men quickly came to
the surface and were picked up by
the judges boat.
All the races were over a course a
mile and a half in length. the singles,
doubles and fours going three-quarters
OF a mile upstream and then making
turn, straightaway course which
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Week games. He had a handicap Of FIVE
yards. being virtually scratch man. On
Wednesday he captured the Providence
mile. The games tomorrow will be held
under the auspices Of the Boston Athlet-
ic associttion.
Among the special features for the last
carnfvat day, tomorrow. WITH be a series
OF specially arranged matches between
picked tennis teams representing Boston
and Providence, which will be well calcu-
lated to furnish capital sport for follow
ers OF that game. The matches are to be
played on the grass courts OF the Wan
namoisett Country club. and are sched-
uled to begin at 2:30 o'clock.
The Boston aggregation or racquet
weilders Is made up OF r.. c. Seaver, the
Bay State champion In singles; N. w.
Niles. Harvard champion, and f. j. Sullo-
way, who has won many tournament
together with the Johnson brothers, star
team of players. who hold the doubles
title in Massachusetts, and Niles and
Sulloway.
Providence will be represented by Rus
sell N, Dana, state champion: r. Tudor
Gross and John o. Ames, with A. A. Bar
rows and w. w. White. Jr., and Gross
and Dana constituting the doubles teams
San Francisco, Aug 2-Surering from
the severe punishment received at the
hands OF Jimmy Britt Ia their 20-round
deht. Battling Nelson was yesterday at
tended by a physician. Nelson's condition
is not serious, but he Is still at the baths
and is said to be suffering intensely from
the blows rained upon him by Britt
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started mile and a half upstream.
The races began at 1895, with a
small attendance.
Although Kenney by a magnificent
squirt crossed the line ahead OF Powers
OF the Shawmut Rowing club in the
novice single sculls. the first event
on the card, he lost the race, because
at the turn he fouled Powers by COM
ing inside his flag. Salisbury of Narra-
gansett. who led for three-quarters OF
the distance, caught a crab" and was
forced by Powers from the lead until
close TO the finish. when Kennedy's
grand burst of speed carried his shell
over the line a length ahead Of the
Bostonian.
Kerns OF the Kalumet Boat club OF
Worcester took IL easy In the inter-
mediate single sculls. defeating his
nearest contestant, A Won Barthold. by
10 lengths. while the other competitor,
j. BRASIL OF the Riverside Boat club,
was well to the rear.
Novice Single Sculls-R M. Powers,
Shawmut Race club Boston. hrst; F. j.
Kenney, Narragansett Boat club, Sec
ond Il. f. Salisbury, Narragansett
Boat club. third. Time-12:07.
Junior Eight-oared Shells--Lone Star
Boat club OF New York. bow; A. Guns
berg, 2; A. weyl, 8; L. Sohn. d; NJ.
Hergn, 8; B. Bemark, g.; S. Wiesbager,
z; T.. Keeler. stroke; d. Keller, cox
swain; j. Lillenthal, first; Rockemman
Boat club Springfield, second; Wa
chuset, Worcester third. Time
1874 2-5
intermediate Single Sculls-E. ].
Kerns, Jr., Calumet Boat club. Wor-
cester, first; A. Won Bartheld, Met
ropolitan Race club, second; j. Brassie,
Riverside Boat club, third. Time
1898 2-3.
Junior Double Sculls Shawmut
Rowing club, Boston-Bow, X. N.
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MONEY THROWN AWAY
AT CRESCENT PARK

Money was literally thrown away at
crescent Park yesterday. and many visit
ors TO the resort who in their journey
about the park picked u penvelopes call
,ne for cash went away happy from the
box office. During the day envelopes were
distributed at various points about tho
mark. many bearing slip that entitled
tho finder to a sum OF money, the prizes
running from 81 10 IS.
Among those who were awarded prizes
were the following: John Connolly. 70
Reed street, Riverside; J. Carter; James
Hope. 90 wentworth avenue. Pawtucket;
Charles Adams, 1s3 County street. Attle-
boro: Frank Fogarty. lis Worcester ave-
nue.. riverside; Mrs. William Osborn.
HopedaIe. Mass, stephen X .Pador. 1l3
Providence avenue. Riverside; Mrs. j.
Hearan. Pettis avenue. this city: Ellen
r. smith. 14i2 Broad street. this city;
James Reynolds, 1s Globe street. city;
James Snyder, ass Branch avenue, city;
Daniei J. Holland. 81 Park street. Paw
tucket; Lottie Z. Donnelly North Attie-
boro.
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COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR:
CONTESTS

The race was interesting from tho start.
Cutter No. 10. with a crew from the Third
Division. Naval Battalion, In charge OF
w. +. Casey. coxswain. finished first.
time 4:26:20: cutter No. II. with a crew
from the Seventh Dicvision. First Bri-
grade. In charge OF J. l. Wills. came In
second time f:2635: cutter No. 3. manned
by a crew from the Fifth Division. First
Brigade. IN charge of r. Chnds. cox
swain, came in last, time 4:E:10.
A crew from the Torpedo Station. in
charge OF II. s. Hammond. then gave AN
exhibition row over the course against
the wind. The course was Us miles. and
the crew completed the distance In 1856.
which was less than the record made In
the first race.
The judges in these races were Frank
whitford and Howard Z. Harlow.
The next event was the exhibition OF
life saving by several OF the volunteer
corps along the bay Three men went out
IN q sailboat, and at the signal they
plunged into the water The crews were
stationed On the shore, and II was .heir
purpose to row as quickly as possible 10
the supposed crowning ner and fescue
them.
The crew that won was from the Shaw
omet Beach station, time 6la minutes,
composed OF Capt Haywood. Butler. Man.
sel Talcott and ID. Forest. There were
six boats and three canoes.
James Carr. steward OF the Fall River
Yacht club, then gave an exhibition OF
fancy diving The water sports closed
with yice-yersa match race. In this the
male contestant was handicapped by a
woman's bathing costume, while the
woman was attired In a males bathing
suit Miss Clara Olweiller and Quarter
master George e. Keen were the contest
ants, and the race was very even, the
woman having little the better Of the
contest.
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YACHT RACE AND
CUTTER EVENTS

At the Rhode Island Yacht club, n largo
audience gathered yesterday for the car
nival events.
The yacht races opened up the program.
and promptly at o'clock a preparatory
gun was fred from the judges boat, and
10 minutes later class was started. The
course measured about IA nautical miles
The winner was Peri H., while Medric III
finished next. The other classes followed
over the same course.
The most interesting races by motor
boats was In the high-speed class, This
race attracted no little attention from
the people on the wharf. and also those
collected on the various crafts that were
laying at anchor of the club house. The
course was estimated at about eight
miles. Oyster. on time allowance, won.
while Blue Peter crossed the finish two
minutes later.
While the yachts were sailing the peo-
pie on the wharf and in the club house
were witnessing some very interesting
cutter races. The first was between
crews numbering 10 men with a coxswain
from the Rhode Island Naval Battalion.
The course was laid north from the club
house to Washington Park. and measured
lh miles. The race started at 3:H, and
was won by the Bristol crew OF the First
Division, Naval Battalion, In charge Of
z. p. Gladding; time 354:17. Second came
Providence crew, I'm charge OF Lieut..
s. II. Pittman. time 3:54:5O: third. East
Providence. in charge OF Lieut.. Stone.
3:55:l7.
The second race was between crews
from the Training Station at Newport.
There is much rivalry displayed among
the crews. and 1t was a game OF hustle.
There were four boats started. including
one from the u. S. S. Cumberland. The
latter drew out soon after the start,
while the other three continued on the
course to the Rhode Island Yacht club.
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Jockey HAD NARROW ESCAPE

John Smulski, Clements and Campaigner
also ran. Vino fell.
Fourth race, the Invincible Handicap,
l miles-Ballot. III (Miller), 9 to 10. won !;
Dandelion. us (Radtke). 9 to 2, second:
Cairngorm. 109 (Mountain). II to /. third.
Time 2:03 2-5. Rar West, Cottontown and
Fountainblue also ran.
Fifth race, furlongs-Nimbus, III
Knapp, to 10, won; Red Bonnet, 100
(Miller). IL TO l. second; Monopolist. l12
(Sandy), 3 to 1, third. Time 1:12 1-5 Tri-
umph. Castlewood and Sempro also ran.
Sixth race, selling. lie miles-Eldo-
rado. 101 (Sumpter), 3 to 1. won; Neoska-
leta, 96 (Swain), to /, second; Lally, 101
Henry. II to /. third. Time las 2-5.
Yorlxist Muck Rake, Sailor Girl, Wise
Hand and Ecudora also ran.
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Culgoa To Be Repair Ship

Washington. Aug. 2.-The supply ship
Culga Is ODE fitted up by the navy de-
partment as a repair vessel with a full
equipmentof machinery for repairing YES.
sells az sea when necessary.
The decision Is the outcome OF re-
quest made by Admiral Evans while al
the navy department yesterday. The nava
officials have urged upon congress the ap.
propriation OF money with which to con.
struct and equip a repair ship.
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'NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS
CRACK BOHEMIAN EIGHT
LED RIVERSIDES OVER LINE

Powers; stroke, w. ]. Long. Time
1888. wyanoke Boat club did not
finish.
Senior four-oar shell-Riverside Boat
club, Boston-l, w. Dunn; 2. T. Lond; g.
Il. Brown 4. K. Twig. first; Columbia
Rowing association. Boston. second. Time
1853.
intermediate eight-oar shells-First Bo-
hemian Boat club, New York;. Polak,
w. Woytisek, L. Major. f. Koudella. r.
Miskovsky, l.. Petrauek. A. Hlaevac. II.
Zima; coxswain. S. Nocar. first; Spring
field Boat club, second; Kalumet Boat
club, Worcester. third. Time 1912 rs.
Senior single sculls--W. III. Hart, Wya'
noke Boat club, New York. first: p. j.
Shields, Shawmut Rowing club. Boston.
second; T. ]. p. Callahan, Metropolitan
Rowing club. New York. third. Time
IL :37 80.
Junior single sculls--J r. Hawkins.
Springfield Boat club, first; F. j. Harvey.
Wachusett Boat club, second. Time 1855.
Senior eight-oar shell--First, Bohemian
Boat club. New York;. Sedlacek. r. u.
Zima. l.. Major. e. MiksoWky, r. Lez-
novsky. l.. Petrauek, j. Suchanck, w.
vilm; coxswain, Il. aKllina, first; River
side Boat club, second. Time HAS 3-5.
The officials comprised: Referee--George
C. Kelly. starter-John @. Regan. Judges
Frank F. Holmes. Augustus w. Calder,
George w. Paige. Timers-Henry r
Congdon. William c. Sutherland. Edwin
III. Coleman. Clerk OF Course-John j.
Fox.
The committees OF the club. In charge
OF the events were: Regatta-George C.
Kelly, r. c. Shaw, +. j. Kenney, j. f.
Gray. Reception-D. #. Holmes, III. II.
Congdon, F. H. Buffum, /. o. Hunt.
Transportation-Georg T. Marsh, A. w.
Calder, NJ. D.. f. II. Coleman. c. f. Hill.
w. C. Sutherland, f. w. Lowell, G. w.
Paige.
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EAsrERN LEAGuE STANDING.
PROVIDENCE. 4; NEWARK. 2


Newark Aug. 2.--The Providence team
played like champions yesterday and won
handily from Newark. They took kindly
TO Pardee's slants right from the start.
the four that faced him in the first inning
hitting the ball hard. although LORD was
ufhe only one that got II safe.
r But in the second they were more for
'tunate Phelan singled. was sacrificed 10
second by Chadbourne. took third on
Crawford's single and scored on Paine,s
infield hit. Barry raised one 10 short ieft
which Jones could not get over TO. but
he could have easily gotten Crawford at
third but for wild heave. Mcconnell
flied TO Mailing, but Lord singled, scor-
ing Crawford. With the bases filled Man
ling pulled down Poland's liner.
In the Sailors half Mullen singled ana
Sharpe walked. but Zacher bunted line
fIy TO Abstein, who doubled Mullen be.
fore he could get to second. Abstein and
Phelan singled in turn In the third. put
the former was caught OF second by
stanage. Chadbourne tripled TO right.
scoring Phelan. and he tailed . on Sraw, Nv,
nat Zacher. put Crawford on third. but
he was caught at the plate on Barry's
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CRAZY KING OF AMMAN
HAS BEEN INTERVIEWED

paris Aug. Att Is officially announcea
.sa, hy dIrection OF the French govern
rn~ ,nsnt the French resident governor OF An,
Mann nan, has interned Tahanh Thai. King OK
aarn Annam nc" IN his palace at Hue and estab, stab,
i,shea a regency consisting OF the couneI
OF ministers under the presidency oi 'i''
minister OF Justice. -, condition
mso,h ,rbai has steadily grown worse
ond the government finally concluded that
Il w was dangerous TO allow him to continue
TO exercise the royal power. the resloen' y,
govcrnor reports that the king was IN
tsrned JuIy 30 without incident.
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MANY TROUT KILLED
BY RIVER POLLUTION

Rutland, VT. Aug "A large numper
of trout in the Indian river were killed
ond the entire stock narrowly escaped ex-
termination as a result of the water De-
ing polluted by poison.
A misture containing vitriol lime ana
paris green which had been lett stanoins
n a barrel on bank OF the rver oe.ane
,sa,,ad and ran into the river, contain
,na,,ng Il so badly that many brown ana
snsclled trout we're found along the banks
dead The mixture was used by farm
or as an insect killer and as 1t was pure
lv An accident the game commissioners
took no action.
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HON. w. J. BRYAN ASKS
THE SUPPORT OF OHIO

Columbus, O.. Aug 2.-William J. Bryan
ms tfcctt-ti 20 accept q third nomination
for president and has asked the support
OF the Ohio delegation TO the national
convention.
That is the purport OF the message OF
which Harvey c. CARRIER OF the Democrat
lc state executive committee brought
wednesday night from Mr.. Bryan. whom
he met at the Miami Valley Clnutauaua
assembly.
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tuns-Schlrm, Murray, smitn, McCon-
nell .. Ryan, Kissinger-7 Malay-l Two
base hit-McConnell. Three base hits--Mo-
Connell g Left on bascs-Rochester 4;
Buffalo 3. Sacrifice hits-Murray, McCon-
nell. Hlll Kisslnger, Doran. Double plays
Sundheim (unassisted): Gettman and Nc
Connell: Mattress. Smith and Mcconnell; ;
Mattress and Mcconnell. Frist base on
errors-Rochester 1: Buffalo 3. First base
on balls-Om Mclean !: of Kissinger g.
Struck out-By Mclean 2: by Kissinger
Passed ball-Doran. Attendance--i0oo.
Umpire-Owens. Time-lh. 40m.
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M'CLOSKEY
WAS Wild

Jersey Cfty. Aug. 2.-McCloskey's in
ability to control his delivery In yester-
days game with Jersey City was respon-
slble for the defeat OF Baltimore by a
score OF 8 TO 4 and the loss of fourth
place. the Skeeters moving once again into
the first division. Having filled the bases
In the first period, McCloskey forced two
runs over the plate. Buffers single driv-
ing In the other two with the bags all
occupied. Baltimore touched Foxen up
for six hits, five OF them earning the
Orioles three OF their four tallies. The
score:
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Runs-Phelan 2, Chadbourne, Crawford
Il; Mccarthy, Pardee--2. Three-base
hits-Mahling. Chadbourne. Sacrifice hits
-Chadbourne. Stolen bases-Mullen,
Cockman. First base on balls-On Barry
T. Struck out-By Pardee /; by Barry 3.
wild pitch-Barry. Passed balls-Paine 2.
First base on errors-Newark J.; Provi-
dence 1. Left on bases-Newark Z; Provi-
dence 0. Double play--Abstein 10 Craw-
ford. Time--1h. 45m. Umpires-Kelly and
Mccarthy. Attendance-1000.
sBatted for Pardee In ninth.
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ford, Merritt. Butler-6: OHara. Hail.
Kelly. Demmitt-4 First base on errors
Jersey City l: Baltimore 2. Left on bases
Jersey City Z; Baltimore T. First base
on balls-Off Foxen 4; of McClosley L.
Struck out-By Foxen 4; by McCloskey A.:
by loren 2. Three-baSe hits-Hearne,
Hail. Sacrifice hits-TIanford. Merritt,
Hall Stolen bases--Clement. Bean, Kel-
ly Hit by ptcher--By McCloskey 3. Wild
pitch-McCloskey Umpires- Sullivan and
Conway. Time--1h. som. Attendance-S00.
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GRAYS PLAY LIKE
Team Of CHAMPS

grounder TO Mailing. Mcconnell flied to
the same player. The Newarks came
back with two In their half on pass 10
Pardee. a passed ball, McCarthy's single,
Mahling's pass, Cockman's force and
Mullens second single. There were men
on on second and third when Sharpe
famed. These proved TO be the last OF
the game, as both pitchers steadied down
and the team work was brilliant.
Tba aQOra.
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Steamer Makes "a Knots

IJverpooI. Aug. 2.--The new cunard
steamer Lustiania yesterday completed a
ts-hour continuous run over So-mile
course. covering the course four times at
an average speed OF more than % ID knots
An hour for the entire 1900 miles.
The wind and tide were partly In favor
and partly against the steamer.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brockton 9. Fall River 2.
Lowell 8, Lawrence 2.
Haverhill s. New Bedford 3.
Lynn 2, Worcester l.
GAMES TODAY:
Haverhill at Fall River.
Brockton at New Bedford.
Lawrence at Worcester.
Lynn at Lowell.
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'Batted for McCloskey I'm NTH.
xBatted for loren In ninth.
MnNTREAT. x TORONTO


Toronto found Montreal tougher prop
osition yesterday at Montreal. and the
visitors. thanks 10 Hughes superior
twirling. won out handily by the tally ~
6 to Q The score was all up TO the
eighth inning. when n home run smash
by Corcoran with two on bases gave the
Royals the lead and the game. Thoney
was another man who contested with the
ball for four bases. Score:
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CHICAGO Z, BROOKLYN 2.

CHICAGO Z, BROOKLYN e.
Chicago won easily yesterday at Chi
cago Giving stanton one OF the hardest
drubbings he has ever had. From the
start he was pounded all over the neld'
one or more hits being made In every In
ming Errors were responsible for both OF
Brooklyn's runs, Tinker especially having
an of day on his throwing. For his ar
gument with the umpire. KLEIN, on Tues
day, Catcher King has been suspended
until Saturday. Score;
Innings go. ....1 Ia So
Chicago 80. .......3 1-I
Rrooklyn 49, ......0 %
PHfI,ADELPHIA 40. CINCINNATI OIL.
Cincinnati and philadelphia took game
each Yesterday at Cincinnati. IN the nrst
contest the locals were unable TO do much
with the delivery OF Moran, although he
was liberal in the matter OF giving bases
on balls. The lone run OF the second
game was scored by weimer In the third
inning on a base on balls. sacrifice hit
and two singles Bransfeld OF the Phila
delphias was taken III yesterday and
could not play. The second game was
called by agreement at the end OF the
seventh inning. Score
First Game.)
Innings 49,. .....1 2 3 So
Philadelphia :. 80 o.
(Second Game.)
Innings ...... ...'l =
Cincinnati ...... 80. 30 x
ST. LOUIS 8. NEW YORK 7.
After having won four straight game
from st. Louis New York lost yesterday
game at st. Louis by a score OF to
The single by Barry brought In the win
ming run for st. Louis In the 10th inning
Score:
Innings :. .. Il 2s45 30
81. Louis ....0 Ia o o 40 0 o 2
New York .......o o o o i l.
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BEAT M. D.'S

The Lawyers defeated the Doctors yes
ball park by the score OF 10 T.
The iine-up was as follows
LAwyers-Oscar Heltzen. 1b.; Abbott
Phillipps. c.; Harry Paine. 2b.; Thomas
seph III. 0aynor, {, T.; Robert Emerson,
ea Mendell Crane. D.. Judge Palmer and
Mr.. Arnold, catchefs.
Doctors-w. Riley, p; w knoop. Sb. {;
y. q. Phillips. 1b:; A. A. Barrows. c. !:
ward LAWN. ~: ID. Richardson. o. I. The
umpire was Joe Martel.
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Runs-Needham 2, Morgan, Carrigan,
Hughes-5; Thoney. Wotell-2. Home runs
-Thoney Corcoran. Two-base hit--Scha-
fly. Sacrifice hits-Joyce. Morgan, Scha-
fly Stolen bases-Corcoran Shean,
Stolen bases-Corcoran. Shean, Hughes,
Wotell. Struck out-By Hughes 3: by
Hesterfer 2. First base on balls-On
Hughes 4; off Hesterfer 3. Double plays
Hughes to Brown: Wotell to Flynn
Left on bases-Toronto 5; Montreal g.
Time-1h. som. Umpire-Cusack. Attend
|ance-24O0
BUFFALO Z, ROCHESTER, 1.
Buffalo. Aug. 2-Buffalo defeated Roch-
ester to l In the opening OF the home
series here yesterday. The Bisons batted
Mclean at will and errors helped. The
Bronchos could do nothing with Kissin-
gers delivery. McConnelrs batting was a
feature. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
NATIONAL
LEAGUE


Chicago Z, Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis s, New York 7 90 innings).
Boston 4, Pittsburg ..
Philadelphia 40, Cincinnati OIL.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
Cincinnati at Boston
NrArInNAI. I.EAGIrE aTANDING.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-02
BASEBALL
RAGING
BOXING
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays results:
Providence. 4; Newark. ?.
Montreal. Z; Toronto, 2.
Jersey City, 6: Baltimore, 4.
Buffalo, s; Rochester. i.
GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Newark.
Montreal at Toronto.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Baltimore at Jersey City.