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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

OF the run TO Camden the yachts will
seek various harbors in the western
Penobscot bay, but will assemble off
Dark harbor, at Islesboro. on Wednes-
day morning, for the run down the beau
uful Egg Moggfn Reach. across Jericho
bay. 70 Burnt Coat harbor. on the out
side OF Swans Island. The final run
will be on Thursday next to Bar Har-
Dor.
The initial run In the cruise OF the East
ern Yacht club fleet down East carried
the boats out of Massachusetts, bay and
around Cape Ann yesterday and an in
creasing southerly breeze gave the racing
portion of the fleet such lively work that
nearly all were compelled TO take their
own time at the finish. as the committee
was unable to reach the scene in suffi-
cient season.
In the first division Of single stickers
the Avenger. owned by r W. Emmons,
ID, won out on time allowance.
The Irolita, the flagship OF the Phila-
delphia Corinthian Yacht club, and also
enrolled in the Eastern Yachts club fleet.
led the squadron over the course, but
lost on time allowance.
In the large schooner class Vice Com
modore C1ark's Emerald defeated the
Constellation on time allowance, but in
the smaller schooner class the Taormina,
owned by w. s. Eaton. saved the al
lowance and won easily from three COM
petitors. t
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HANDSOME FLEET WEIGHS
ANCHOR FOR DOWN EAST"

II was handsome feet of yachts that
weighed anchor yesterday for the annual
cruise OF the Eastern Yacht club down
East" with Bar Harbor as the ultimate
destination, and half dozen picturesque
Maine harbors as calling ports.
The Eastern fleet this year has been
unusually favored by the presentation for
different runs during the cruise of artistic
and valuable cups, including the unique
trophy for the yacht which participates
in all the runs and finishes consistently
in the rear. The most valuable prize
Is that offered by Arthur Il. Luke, whose
schooner. Carona, was for many years
an active participant In all large races
in New York and Eastern waters. The
Luke cup. which Is valued at $1,000 will
go TO the schooner making the best
average during the cruise.
The Eastern fleet this year win follow
along familiar tracks between Marblehead
and Bar Harbor with six formal runs
during thesseven days. The course yester-
day was around Cape Ann TO Sandy bay.
off Rockport. Today the fleet has a Co.
mile race 10 Portland. on the 7th there
Will come a short rRm 10 Christmas cove
and on Monday there will be another
long run TO Camden. with the finish of
Whitehead light, at the entrance OF the
Mussel ridge channel.
1t is expected that at the conclusion
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tleton Maid. Ill (Mountain), 10 TO I. sec
ond Altuda, III (Troxler), TO s, third.
Time 1:l9 3-5 Mary Hall, Mint Beria.
Lady~1<arma, Star Cat. Adelinette. Rain
Queen and Peroxide also ran.
Second race. / mile-Dnna, Ken. ia
(Mountain), to 10. won; Far West. l06
(Preston) to /. second; San Alviso. 96
(BrusselD. so TO /, third. Time 1:3s 2-5.
Gretna Green. Gallavant. Don Royal.
Golf Ball. Zenap, Don Enrique and Won
Tromp also ran.
Third race steeplechase, short course
Palm, 135 (Archibald). IL to 5. won: Dave
Lewis. 14 CWeir), 40 to 1, second: Bellig-
erent. Isl (Stonel. IL to 8. third. Time
410 3-5. Fallaheen also ran. Or. Hells-
worth. Bayonet and Merry Saint fell.
Fourth race, the Spendthrift handicap,
mile and furlong-Cabochon. los
Lowe). 20 to i. won: McCarter, ia (Mil-
ler). II TO S. second; Miniota. ss Beck
Faust, Arctic, Fountainblue. Kilaloe.
Prince Hampton and Hold Fast also ran.
Fifth race, selling. 1Ia miles on turf
Lancastrian. 106 &c. Dugan). TO 5, won;
Flimnap, 106 (Notter), s to ], second; Tre-
noia, 106 (Garner), Is to !, third. Time
2:35 As. Banker. Palette, Hoot Mon,
Lord Stanhope. King Cole and Ted also
ran.
Sixth race, 6 furlongs. Futurity course
The Squire, 107 (Miller), 6 TO ], won;
Long Ball. 107 (E. Dugan), 10 TO 1, second:
Hessian, 10 CHorner), Z to 5. third. Time
1:l4 3-5. Baseman. Troublesom Bollando.
Flying Foom. Franklin, King Sol Hart
ford Boy, Corn Cob. Punch. Filbert, Mar
garet T.. Number One, Faithful Kate
ond Jane Swift also ran.
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MANTELL=JUDGE
BOUT HARD DRAW

AT the end OF gruelling 15-round bout
last night at Salt Lake City between
Frank Mantell OF Pawtucket and Martin
Judge, the referee declared the fight a
draw. much 10 the dissatisfaction OF the
crowd, who believed that the decision
should be given to Mantell.
From the gong the fight was fast and
furious. Mantell soon obtained an ad-
vantage over his opponent. and pushed
him hard. landing frequently with heavy
punches and swift jabs. and occasionally
getting In with vicious hook that made
Judge groggy for the time being.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
REGULARS MAKE READY
FOR NATIONAL GUARD

The regulars are making preparations
at Forts Adams and Greble for the re-
ception OF the state militia next week
Some OF the baggage belonging TO the
state soldiers arrived at the forts yester-
day. and last night the camps which will
be used by them were practically ready
for the Officers and. men.
Mine work Is evidently 60 be prom
inent feature In the manoeuvres next
week There was up 10 yesterday but
enc mine-planting ship. the Charles Row
ell n, Newport, but yesterday the mine
arrived.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
ON
SQU|RES

That little reliance can be placed in
the form boxer shows in HIS training
quarters was proved by the Burns and
Squires bout Thursday afternoon. II
was not the fact that Squires beat
made him such pronounced favorite
over Burns. as the men he met in the
antipodes with ono exception, were
unknown TO the followers of the game
here.
1t was the opinions that Joe Thomas.
Jimmy Britt and several other clever
expressed ABOUT the abilities OF the
Australian that made the sports figure
Squires good enough to make him the
favorite. While Squires showed up like
a lemon" Thursday. there is no doubt
but what he can do better than he did
Thursday but II is not likely that he
will get another chance to show II he
does really possess any good lighting
ability. Burns got TO him so fast and
clevcrly that Squires did not get a
chance TO start. That Burns has a
good head on him was shown again
Thursday, even although II was a short
bout. Unless he had a good head he
would not have been able to finish the
job so soon
II cannot be said he won by lucky
punch. for only boxer who has tho
knowledge OF the game that Burns has
would have been able to land those
blows on the right spot. Not many
gave Burns credit for having such a
good head. but now they will begin to
think that Burns is a greater boxer than
he was rated.
The Sullivan brothers and Jimmy
Walsh who have seen Burns perform
In the ring, were among the small num-
hpr l1n
heady boxer. and who declared that
once he got his favorite blow, a right
overland one, II would be all Off for
Sdures.
1t was that blow that did the busl-
ness II was the same blow that nearly
finished Jack O'Brien In their first
bout at Los Angeles. and according 20
the Boston boxers mentioned, Burns has
got II down 10 perfection.
If Squires was a good fighter before
he met Burns. he will never be as good
again, for Thursdays defeat will take
tho heart out OF him, and once n boxer
gets to feeling that way he rarely
amounts TO much in the ring afterwards.
Honey Melody picked up $1,000 quite
easily Thursday by beating Jim Dono-
van at New York. The local fans who
had seen Donovan perform figured he
would bother Melody for a few rounds.
as he was so fast and clever. Melody
got 10 him so quick. however. that
Donovan forgot about his cleverness
and speed and proved an easy mark.
The high altitude at Cripple Creek.
Colo, helped Freddie Weeks beat
Grover Hayes in quick time Thursday.
II was just as expected by the Eastern
boxers who have fought in that coun-
try. II the boys fight in the east. there
may be a different result.
1t Is a big handicap to a boxer TO
fight In that country, and the poorest
kind OF a boxer. who has lived there.
will In most cases beat good boxer
that has not been accustomed to the
altitude II Weeks continues to fight
in his own place. he will run UP a good
record. but once he quits there he is
apt TO get many good bumps. for there
are many in his class that are capable OF
putting u all over him.
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forced out Lord and stole second. The
finish was a heart-breaker. for II was
unexpected. as loren was pitching great
ball. and the Grays had found him with
but little effect until the final inning was
reached. Both OF Torens errors figured
In runs for Providence.
The score until the ninth was 2'to l In
favor OF Baltimore. IL was made so by
Rapp cracking out a home run TO the
club house after loren had singled. The
orioles made a bid for the game In their
half, but fell one short OF tying up the
score.
The brilliant fielding OF the Grays turn
ed the trick on the Birds. as Clinton was
hit hard No less than three double plays
were made by the Grays when II looked
like sure chance for the orioles to make
runs. With the bases full and but one
out in the sixth, Lord Peterson and Abb
stein figured In a double play, which pre-
vented the Birds from scoring after they
were offered a brilliant chance. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
STEAMSHIP COMPANY is
SUED FOR $4,000

AS a result OF an accident on one OF the
boats OF the New England Steamship
company year ago In which the deaths
OF william p Noonan OF Taunton and
William ". Shaffell OF Newport were oc-
casioned two suits for damage have been
begun against the company, the papers
In the case being served on Agent G. G.
Gardner of the company in Newport yes
tcrday.
The wrlts charge the company with neg
lgence and the amount OF suit In each
case Is $4,000. The suits are brought by
A. b. Crafts of Westerly on behalf or
the families OF the two victims OF the ac-
cident.
Noonan and Shaffell. both OF whom
were bolermakers IN the employ OF the
steamship company at It's Newport re-
pair shops were scalded to death.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

The latter was apparently striving 10
the best OF his ability to save himself
from knockout, and ducked and lodged
with frequency. He would occasionally
get in a strong swing on the Pawtucket
fighter, but at no time In the course OF
the bout was he Mantelrs equal. accord
ing 10 the generally accepted opinion OF
the big crowd at the ringside.
Mantell looked to be a sure winner all
the way through, and Judges ability to
hold of and save himself was all that
presented n knockout.
When the referee announced that the
bout was draw. the crowd fairly broke
loose. and 1t looked for time as II II
would do things TO that official.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

KUns-Joncs z, CoughIin, CrHwford,
Cobb 2, Rossman 2, schmidt-9; Davis.
Schreck, Lord. Murphy. Bender-5. Two
base hits-O'Leary, Nichols, Davis, Col
Inns Three-base hits-Jones. Crawford.
Cobb. Seybold. Hits-Off Dygert II In
8 1-3 innings: OF Waddell In 2-S in
nings Sacrifice hits-Schaefer, Collins.
Stolen bases-Cobb 2, Rossman, Schmidt,
Nichols 2. Oldring. Left on bases-De-
troit s: Philadelphia G. First base on err
rors-Detroit Il Philadelphia 2. Hit by
pltcher-By Waddell 1. Struck out-By
Donovan 3. Time-2h. Umpires-Hurst
and stafford.
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Runs by Schafly, Weidensaul, Hoey,
Flynn, Carrigsn, Clancy. Two-base hits
Hayden, Weidensau Three-base hits
Flynn, Carrigan. Clancy. Left on bases
Rochester 6, Toronto 7. Sacrifice hit
Malay. Double plays-Loudy and Moran.
First base on error-Toronto. Hit by
pitched ball--By Mckinley (Hayden).
First base on balls-Off Pappalau 2, off
mckinley g. Struck out-By Pappalau 4.
by MCKINLEY g. Attendance--l72l Umpire
Mccarthy Time In. 45m.
NEWARK 1. JERSEY CITY 0.
The Newarks shut out Jersey CITY again
Yesterday at Newark, making the third
successive coat of whitewash that they
have given them. Beams tumble. which
enabled Engle TO get on first, in the open
ing inning, was chiefly responsible. lie
stole second and scored from there while
the Skeeters were trying for double on
Mulien's grounder, they only getting Cock
man at second. The score:
NEWARK.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
CAPT. CHAMPION is
HELD PROBABLY GUILTY

Judge Franklin in the Newport district
court yesterday held Capt. william
Champion OF that city for the grand jury,
as probably guilty OF an assault with a
dangerous weapon. The case grow out of
trouble which Capt Champion and street
Commissioner J. X. sullivan had last
month over their property rights on 1<lns-
ley's wharf.
At the trial yesterday Capt. Champion
admitted firing the shotgun which figured
in the case. but denied that he had fred
at MIR Sullivan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

Runs Mcconnell. Chadbourne Poland
"a; Rapp. Demmitt, Toren-3. Two-base
hit-Poland. Home run--Rapp. Sacrifice
hits-Oakes. Chadbourne. Hunter stolen
bases-Chadbourne 2, Hearne, Mcconnell
Double plays-Clinton to Abstein; Lord 10
Peterson to Absten; Crawford 10 Nc
Connell TO Abstein. First base on balls
of loren /; off Clinton 4. Balk-Toren
Struck out-.By loren A. by Clinton g.
Left on bases-Daltimore 6; Providence D.
First base on errors-Providence j. Time
-2h Umpire--Conway
.Batted for loren in ninth.
xBatted for oaks I'm ninth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
DENNIE IS
PLAYING

The second OF the intertown series be-
tween Attleboro and North Attleboro
will be played today at North Attleboro.
Attleboro will present a strong lineup
and will make determined fight TO even
up the series. North Attleboro Will have
McCabe OF Haverhill catching and either
Gilroy OF Fall River or owens OF Rox-
bury will do the twirling.
Dennle of Brown University has been
secured by North Attleboro TO I'LL a va
cancy I'm the outfield.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

Run-EngIe Two-base hit-Stanage.
Sacrifice hits-Bean, Halligan. Stolen
bases-Engle. Mullen, Hanford Bases on
balls-Off McCafferty /. of Lake 3. First
base on errors-Newark 2. Jersey City 2.
left on bases-Newsrk Z. Jersey City 8.
Time OF game--1h. 45m Umpire-Cusack
Attendance-2600
BUFFALO, 6: MONTREAL, l.
Milligan was very effective In yester-
days game at Buffalo, while Stanley was
wild. In the first inning Gettman and
White collided In chasing Mlligan's sin
gle, and Gettman was knocked out. Mil
ligan ma king a home run through the ac-
cldent The Corcorans deserted the team
yesterday. declaring that they would
quit baseball.
Tho ec0re.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
SHORE RESORT TRAINS
WERE CROWDED

A new record was made on the Provi-
dence Warren. Bristol and Fall River
branch OF the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad Thursday, when In
the "A hours 256 electric passenger trains
were run In and out OF Fox Point sta
tion. about half OF the trains being ex-
tras.
The trains comprised two and three
coaches each. and the passenger move
ment I'm both directions was such as 20
crowd the cars nearly every hour IN the
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

Ryan-s: Madigan-l First base on balls
-On Milligan 6; off Stanley. s. Struck
out-By Milligan Z. Left on bases1Buf-
faIo a. Montreal q Home run--Madisan.
Two base hits-Sn,ith. White. Earned
runs-Buffalo. 2; Montreal J. Sacrifice
hItLMadigan Stolen base-Shean. Dou-
BILE play-Nattress TO mcconnell; um-
pires-0wens and Sullivan. Time-lh.
Som Attendance-l4l7
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

PROVIDENCE 4. BALTIMORE g.
Manager Duffy was responsible for the
victory OF Providence at Baltimore yes
terday, 10 3. in the ninth inning. Bat
ting for Oakes, the .ittle manager drove
in what proved the winning runs with
neat little hit to left field that scored
Mcconnell and Poland. after he had
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06

Runs-LaJole p; Chase. Two-base
hits-LaJoe Bradley. Home run-Lajoie.
Sacrifice hits-Stovall, Turner, Bradley,
Williams, Hoffman. Stolen base-Hinch-
man. Double plays-Hess. Turner and
Stovall; Lajoie and Bradley. First base
on balls-Off Hess q off Hogg 2. Hit by
pitched ball--By Hess /. Left on bases
Cleveland S. New York 4. Struck out-By
Hess 3: by Hogg 3. Wild pitch-Hess.
Time-2h. Umpires--Evans and .O'Lough-
lin.
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ROCKY POINT GAME

Providence will open a series OF three
games with Jersey City az Rocky Point
tomorrow afternoon. The game will be
called at 8 O'Clock. and should prove
nost intcresting TO the large attendance
generally AZ this popular resort.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-06
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
At New Haven-Springfield IL. New Ha-
ven 8.
At waterbury-Hartford 20. Waterbury
AZ Norwich-Hoyoke s, Norwich o.
Al New London-New London 10.
Bridgeport 0.
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iNduH-Jofudn-ls Summon, Danlen, SnaN
- Two-base hit-Maloney. Home run
Jordan Sacrifice hits-Amcs. Browne
Stolen base-Shannon. Left on bases
BROOKLYN a. New York 4. First base on
balls-On Scanlon s: OF Ames 1. Struck
out-By Scanlon 4: by Ames 7. Tlme-ih.
fSm Umpires-klem and Rigier
PlTTSBURG 2. ST. LOUIS l.
In pitchers battle yesterday the
Pittsburgs defeated the St Louis team at
Pittsburg by run. Wagner Knocked In
the winning run IN the eighth inning
Leach saved the game for Pittsburg in
the ninth by making a most remarkable
catch in centre field Score.
PITTsBuRG
alb. 10. po a. e.
ANDERSON, ..................
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Bronchos and Royals Barely Escape Goose Eggs;
SHELTERS BLANKED Sd Time

Toronto won the game yesterday from
the Bronchos, to at Rochester. In the
fourth, with bases full. Flynn drove the
ball over Malay's head for three runs and
Carrigan followed with a triple and
Thoney and Mitchell singled. In the
ninth Clancy tripled and scored one run
for Rochester when Carrigan dropped the
ball at the plate. The score:
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Runs-Anderson. Abbaticchio-2. Byrne
-i.Two-base hits--wagner. Bennett. Sac
riice hits-Leach. Burnett. First base on
balls-On Leiheld 3: OF McGlynn 2
Struck out--By Leineld 3: by McGlynn /.
Left on bases-Pittsburg 5: ST Louis 6
First base on errors-Plttsburg 2 Time
IN. 55m. Umpire-Carpenter.
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BURNED LOCOMOTIVES
HERE FOR REPAIRS

-Four OF the locomotives OF the Central
New England railway, which passed
through the Hartford engine house FIRE.
have been towed 10 this city. TO be re-
paired at the American Locomotive COM
panys works.
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DETROIT 2. PHILADELPHIA 8.
Dygert was retired when he began to
weaken after hi steam had tied the score,
at Detroit yesterday. but Waddell proved
very easy target for the home hitters.
Donovan was not hit much until he had
his game we'll in hand. The batting of
Rossman featured. Score:
DETROIT.
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'Batted for Waddell I'm ninth.
xnattod for Cross I'm ninth.
CLEVELAND 2. NEW YoR

CLEVELAND 2, NEW YORK l.
Cleveland defeated New York TO ], at
Cleveland yesterday Lajoie winning the
game with n fiuke home run, the ball
striking the wire netting In centreheld
with such force that HOFFMAN could not
pull IL out The fielding OF Birmingham
and throwing OF Thomas were features
A wild pitch gave New York its only run.
Score
CLEVELAND.
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n, E. LEAGUE SCORES

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Haverhill Z, Brockton 0.
Fall River Z, Lynn 2.
Worcester 4, New Bedford ?.
Lowell 6. Lawrence d3 innings).
GAMES TODAY;
Brockton at Lawrence.
Lowell at Haverhill.
New BEDFORD at Worcester.
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NEW YORK 3. RROOKLYN 1

NEW YORK 3. BROOkLfN l.
The New York and Brooklyn teams play
ed a postponed game at the Polo Grounds
yesterday and the Giants won by To l.
The batting feature was Jordans home
run hit into the left field bleachers In the
fifth inning. which prevented the visitors
being shut out Score:
NyINuy vnDp
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SPORTS OF
ALL SORTS

A lively cooking main was held on July
4 on the northern border OF Rhode Island.
q few miles from woonsocket. between
Burrillville and Pawtuoket birds. The
main was OF seven battles. Burrillville
winning FIVE and Pawtucket two. IL was
for $40 a battle and SIS on the Off battle
and was followed by seven scrub battles
for $40 a battle. About 100 sports from
all sections were present and a large
amount OF money changed hands In
the scrub battles Burrllville won four
and Pawtucket three The weight In
the mains was from pounds ~ ounces
to pounds.
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Declaring that she was so deaf that she
did not know she was being married 10
Charles Holdren. Mrs. Clara Holdren was
granted a divorce by a Columbus to.)
Judge.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Providence 4. Baltimore 3.
Newark /, Jersey City o.
Buffalo 6. Montreal !.
Toronto 5. Rochester 1.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Providence at Baltimore.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Newark at Jersey City.
Montreal at Toronto.
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Miss Florence White Of Atlantic City. y.
j.. had a goat arrested for eating up her
best skirt.
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GIANTS DEFEAT
BROOKLYN ! 70 /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

tSttTuly = HeSuItS.
Pittsbura 2, st Louis 1.
New York 3, Brooklyn 1.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Plttsburg at Philadelphia.
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WADDELL PROVED
AN EASY TARGET
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland 2, New York 1.
Detroit 9, Philadelphia 5.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New Yo-k at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
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Entries for the Glidden tour closed yes
terday. In all there are 73 actual entries
for the Glidden and Hover trophies With
the n-contestsnts and free lances the
list will be swelled 10 over 100.