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WHAT THE TOURNEY
BOWLERS ARE DOING

The leading Dreadnought quintet
streng thened their position in the Thorn
ton tournament by capturing three events
from the Orioles.
White and Coupe secured totals OF PSI
and 2s5 pins. respectively.
Nolan and vickers were best in the
weybosset two-man tournament with 6l5
pins on the score sheet.
Nolan corralled a s2s total and lis sim
gle.
vickers worked in one elegant total of
ga pins. including a fine single OF l25 pins.
In the Washington handicap three-man
tournament the George, Gerry and
Rhodes combination rolled high with a
9S5 team total.
Levy, Dodge and Besser are second
with n showing OF 9S3 pins.
H. Donnelly, as scratch roller. with
Socum and Englebrook for team part
ners, turned out corklng total OF 352
pins. including one handsome single OF
i29 pins.
Terry. Dodge and Englebrook also hit
the wood for high totals.
In the O'Gorman two-man handicap
tournament Heary srri Metzler -eet-te--
gether In good earnest and knocked out
n rafting hot-weather team score Of 7ot
pins.
H Hesry a., was. was the lsis'r with 'SS total
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the large number OF tallies that the Bal
timores rolled UP. His support was de-
cidedly off color and almost everyone OF
the Newarks' errors were costly. Mailing
was the chief offender. His three mis-
plays gave the Orioles at least four runs.
while those OF Shea also aided the Birds
to enlarge their run column.
The home team also had their batting
clothes on and managed TO sandwich their
eafeties wsth their opponents misplays.
The Sailors could do little or nothing
with Mc6foskey, wiso pitched a mastery
game Up TO the eighth inning II booked
as though the Sailors were due for a
shutout, but in this inning Engle drove
one TO right centre fence for home run.
The Baltimores. although charged with
four errors. fielded brilliantly, their errors
not effecting the score. The score:
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and Golden West also ran.
Third race, furlongs-Ben Ban, 90
(Garner). Z TO 1. won: Roseben. $50 MAR
tin). even. second; Red River. 10s (Mil-
ler), IL to l. third. Time l:12 is. Halifax,
Lady Ann Coincidence, Todles, Wardine
and Gentian also ran.
Fourth race. the Test Handicap. mile
Dreamer. 102 (BrusselD, Is to I, won;
Fountainblue, 10 SANDY. 1s to 5. sec
ond: Far West. 109 Cd. Dugan), 10 to l.,
third. Time 1888 is. Suffrage, Cairngorm.
Don Deigo and Coy Maid also ran.
Fifth race, selling. 51k furlongs-Single-
stone. 81 CBeckman). 10 to /. won; Please.
lo4 (Miller). 3 to 6. second: William II.
Lyon, 104 &c. Dugan), to 1. third. Time
1:o6 s-5. Thermidor, Bravoure. Match
maker. Ethel Levy. Bon Ton. Youthful
and Long Ball also ran.
Sixth race, 1 lie miles-Sailor Girl 105
(Beckman), to /, won; Easton, ITO (Brus-
ser, to 2. second: Lad OF Lansden. 107
&c. Ddgan), s to 8. third. Time lag 2-5.
Ecatrina, Sam Rice. Green Hill, Al n.
Woods, Potent, Lachesis, Bob Edgren.
Grenadier and Jobstown also ran.
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s$$$$$yl $$$$5$s NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS
FOR
N. Y. A. c.

jamestown Exposition. Va. July 26.-
The New York Athletic club. with C.\M.
Daniels as the star. easily carried of the
honors yesterday In the first day OF the
Amateur Athletic union championship
swimming contests. II won FIVE of the
nine events
The feature was the half-mils race for
the senior championship. 1t was captured
by Goodwin by three strokes. Goodwin
and Handy swan neck to neck for a half
mile. Handy gained slightly and II looked
like his race. Goodwin spurted and cap
tured first honors In the last minute In
the hundred-yard dash Daniels, by half
trying, might have broken the worlds S
record. 1t was his race from the jump
The 60-yard junior swimming event here
Yesterday afternoon was won by ]. w.
Lawrence of the New York Athletic club
In % seconds, with w. Is. Quayle OF the
Chicago A. c.. second and Roy Nelson OF
the Baltimore A. G. third.
The 10o-yard senior swimming event was
won by c. M. Daniels, N. Y. A. c., time
I'm. 2-5s. o. ID. Trubenback. N. Y. A. c..
second; J. l.. Lawrence. N. Y. A. c.,
third.
The S0-yard senior swimming event was
won by L. b. Goodwin OF the New York
Athletic club. time Ism. 2-5s.; e. Han
by OF the Chicago Athletic club second;
w. ]. Spencer OF the N. Y. A. c., third.
Fourth event, 440-yard junior swimming,
won by Dave Heffer. N. Y. A. c., time
6m. 55 2-5s.; George Gardrik. Chicago A.
c.. second v. p. Goodwin, N. Y. A. c..
third.
Fifth event. plunge for distance, Junior
Won by C. L. Healey. Chicago A. c..
distance 66 feet; G. NJ Daniels, N. Y. A.
c., second; w. Abbey, Princeton univer-
sity, third.
sixth event. junior. back stroke. &c
yards-won by w. X. Quayle OF Chicago
A. c., time 81 As seconds; G. M. Daniel,
N. Y. A. c., second; c. @. Mengel OF
Yale, third.
Seventh event, fancy diving. Junior
Won by w. Abbey OF Princeton; Joe
Ruddy, N. Y. A. c.. second; E. ii. Tfu-
benbach, N. Y. A. c.. third
Eighth event, senior back stroke, 100
yards-won by II. j. Mandy, Illinois A.
c.. time I minute 23 seconds; X. I.
Laughlin, Chicago A. c., second; w. Il.
Ouayle. Chicago A. c., third.
Ninth event, relay swimming, 200 yards
Won by team from N. Y. A c., COM
posed of c. NJ. Daniels, G. ID. Truben-
bach. J. w. Lawrence and L. b. Good
win. Time minutes IA s-5 seconds.
In this event teams from New York
Athletic club and Chicago Athletic club
were to have entered, but the Chicago
team did not go In. Three New York
teams entered as one, two. and three and
came In In that order.
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GREAT WESTERN RACES
WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS

Terre Haute, Ind, July 26-Favor
ties won in straight heats in the clos
ing races OF the Great Western circuit
to-day The track was fast and weather
favorable. Results:
2:25 trot, purse $1,000 Diminished
Wednesday, Florence won second.
third and fourth heats and race. best
time 2:14A; Jaguar second, Loom Up
third.
2:20 trot, purse $500-May Earl won
I'm straight heats. best time 2:10A
Little Buddie second. Mac B. third.
2:24 pace. purse $s00-Bland s. won
In straight heats. best time 211%
Dutch Prince second, Achilles third.
2:14 trot. purse sloo0--Jack Leyburn
won In straight heats. best time 2:l1%
Maud III. second. DR.. M. third.
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OUTFIELDER DILLARD
DEAD AT CHATTANOOGA

Pat billiard. the big outfielder. who
has slayed on several Eastern league
teams. and who Is known here by rea-
son OF his connection with the Grays
i'm 1906. Is dead at Chattanooga. Dillard
Joined the locals the first year that
Dunn acted as pilot for the Provi-
dence club, but only played a snort
while He afterwards wore the uni
forms OF Haverhill and Waterbury In
the Connecticut state league. later
playing In the south. This year billiard
was secured by the Savannah club
In 1902 he was with the St Louis
Nationals. and In 1903. 1904 and 1905
ne was on the Newark roster
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GRAYS LOSE in
PITCHERS DUEL

swings were wide OF the mark and his
three failures retired the side.
In the second Abstein got life on SEN
telle's error, but Blacks attempted bunt
went in the air and In Pfanmiller's hands.
quick throw 10 Merritt completed a
double play and wrecked prospects there.
The fifth was promising; with two out.
Orendorf drew pass and Cronin hit to
centre Mcconnell hit in the air TO Han
ford closing tho inning. 1t was regular
order In the sixth. seventh and eighth for
Providence, but they started lively finish
In the ninth. Lord flied TO Clement. Po-
land hit TO right for a base. Phelan
bunted and was safe on Pfanmiler's err
ror. Abstein. however. became victim
on strikes and the game and the Grays'
last chance ended when Merritt gobbled
up Blacks fly, making the run OF ciphers
unbroken for Duffy's men. Score:
JERSEY tyTTvy
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INTERNATIONAL TROPHY
WON BY CANOE KISMET

Lansston. England. July 2e.-The Eng
lish canoe Kismet, sailed by Linton Hope
of the Royal Canoe club. yesterday won
the international trophy Of the Royal Ca
noe club. defeating the American, italian
and French boats in the second OF the Sc
ries.
The Kismet won the first race on Tues
day last, with the italian canoe Conan
Gina second and the American boat Rosa-
mond, sailed by Charles Burgess OF Win
chester, Mass. third.
In yesterdays race the Rosamond I'm
ished second.
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SONOMAGIRL SMASHES
RECORDS IN N. AND NJ.

where Highball had an open length or
the mare. At the three-quarters Spring
er set her going and she steadily marched
up to and by Highball.
Such n fight OF speed had never been
seen and when Sonoma Girl got down
the stretch Springer pulled her until she
was Jogging I'm 2:06h, second new rec
ord for the stake. and the worlds record
for a green mare.
The third heat was n plain work mile
for Sonoma Girl. as she won at every
part OF IL without a fast quarter after
the first one.
The rest OF the racing was clever and
fast John A.. favorite I'm the 2:0S pace,
could not measure strides with Kruger.
that gelaiHg- -eutfeatinR hlm In some fierce
drives through the stretch.
Judge Wilson won the 215 pace hand
lily, having the class OF the big field.
The 2:10 trot had three heat winners and
Watson got first money because he stood
best In the summary. Ember stepped the
fastest mile after that Summaries:
2:0s pace, purse $500:
Kruger. ch. g.. by Mercury-Mary
c.. by Tennessee wilkes "a. Nc
Jobn R1n1la A'i ch h. ;c;eers; .;;............ ;2 :
Judex. b. e.. mckinney. ..........S 3 8
Billy Cole. b. x. lF. Dickerson).... 4
Bystander. b. x. HalD............... 8 9
Time-2 .05Aa, 2:06i4, 2:0G%.
Merchants and Manufacturers stake,
$1,000. 2:2 4trot:
Sonoma Girl br. m. by Lynwood
W.-Maud Fowler by Anteo
(Springer) secs. ..................... i
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BUFFALO SENIORS LOSE
TO ROCKAWAY TEAM

Lake Forest. Ill. July 2s.-Rockaway
easily defeated the Buffalo senior polo
team at Onwentsia yesterday in the sec
ond game for the senior polo champion
ship OF America. scoring 10 goals. while
RufYalo got the ball between Rockaway' 5
goal posts only once. Buffalo did not
score until well into the third period. and
during the entire game the ball was driv-
en- across Rockaway's end only twice.
on Saturday Rockaway and the Bryn
Mawr senior team will play in the finals
for the senior championship and the pos
session OF the william waldorf Astor cup.
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THE TAILENDERS BLANK BISON LEADERS

Montreal. July 26-By efficient stick
work at opportune times the tail enders
shut out the leaders. Corcoran signalized
his first appearance with the home team
by hitting a double and single in three
times up nnd faultlessly accepting six
chances. A single. sacrifice and double
brought first tally, single and two dou-
bles. a brace more. a double. an out and
long ny another. Mattress looked good In
the sixth with a gift. passed ball and an
cut but Hughes brought down the next
two handily. The score:
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M0RM0NS
SATISFIED

Pete Sullivan of Fall River won a great
a-round battle from Cyclone Thompson
o; Sycamore. ILL.,. in oregon. Utah. We'd
nesday night Both men fought like de-
mons from the drop OF the hat. with
Thompson forcing the milling from the
start. But Pete was there with wallop
all the while. and in the wind-up had
clearly outpointed his man. The big
crowd at the ringside declared II was one
OF the best battles they had ever witness
ell I'm the Mormon state.
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Runs-Thoney 2. Schany 2. Flynn. Frick.
Carrigan, Monitt-S; Bannon. Malay 3,
Hayden, Sundheim 2, McLean-7 Home
runs-Flynn. Schafy. Three-base hit
Bannon. Two-base hits-Bannon, Carri-
gan. Sacrifice hits-Lennox, Schafiy. Moi
fitt g. Stolen base-Sohafiy. Struck out
BY Moffitt 5: by Hesterfer 1: by Nc
Lean 2. First base on balls-On Mclean
Q: off Hesterfer 2: off Moffitt 8. Wild
pitch-Mofftt. Double play-Frfck TO
Schafiy to Flynn. Left on bases-Toron-
20 g. Rochester s. Time-2h ION. Attend
ance--15c0 Umpire-Owens.
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Runs-Joyce, Corcoran 2. Shean-4.
Stolen bese-Ryan. Two-base hlts-Brown.
Shean. Clarke. Rodgers. Corcoran, Nc
Connell Sacrifice hit-Rodgers First base
on balls--Off Hughes-Nattress. Struck
out--By Hughes 8; by Milligan l. Passed
ball--Ciarke. Left on bases-Buffalo 8;
Montreal O. Time--1h. 3om. Umpire-Cu-
sack. Attendance-SO0.
BALTIMORE 10. NEWARK 1.
Baltimore. ma, July 26.--Baltimore took
Newark into camp yesterday In one
zided contest by score OF 10 to l. Bill
Carrick was hit hard and opportunely by
the Baltimore batsmen. The locals got
one or more hits in almost every inning
He was not wholly TO blame. however. for
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Newark 2. Time-1h. Som. Umpdre-Con-
way.
'Batted for Kritchell in ninth.
TORONTO 8. ROCHESTER, 7.
Toronto Ont. July 26.-Toronto defeated
Rochester In the opening game OF the se-
ries here yesterday. TO z. and with the
aid OF the Bisons defeat at the hands OF
Montreal are once more In first place. II
run drive In the last OF the ninth with no
one. out decided the Issue. The Leafs
started off with a rush and secured a
lead OF five by the end OF the second, but
the Bronchos came strong and In the
ninth inning had tied the score The Wis
itors' poor work In the field cost them
the game. Score:
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Runs-Kelly. Demmdtt, Byers g. Burrell
3. Beach 2-10; Engle--1. Three-base hit
Byers. Home runs--Kelly, Engle. Sacri-
fee hits-Mahling. O'Hara- Rapp. Stolen
bases-Brrell, McCloskey. Mullen. Beach,
Kelly, Hall 2. Double play-Hall to Rapp.
First base on balls-Off McCloslxey 8; of
Carrick 4. Batter hit--!By McCloskey /.
Struck out--By McCloskey 3; by Carrick 2.
Passed ball-Byers. Wild pitch--McClos-
key. Left on bases--Baltimore IL: Newark
Q. First base on errors-Baltimore 4;
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Lena s.. by Tom covington :.
beatrice Bellini. blk m. (J. Dick
eTst NJ ....,,. .........s.........' 80
Marjorie. gr. m. (Cox) .,.............. 3
Margaret o.. b. m. Davis .......... 4
Sadie Fogg, blk. m "a. McDon-
Kenneth May. br. h. CNuckels).. DIR
Claty Latis. ch. m Q,aselD. ........5 DIR
Tolling Chimes. b. g. (White)....S z DIR
Johnny, b. x. Uohnson). ..............lO Dir
Time-2:07i1. 2:O6i4. 2:09i4
2:15 pace, purse 5000:
Judge Wilson. b. e.. by Giganu.
dam by Prelate NJ. (Spencer)...... 1
Byron Kay. b. 4. (Cecrs). s)............
Whitelock. gr. g. evans and Muck
elSl -aaa....-..,.. .....,. .,.................
Nellie, ch. m. (J. Dickersonj...,...S
Kate Baronmore, b. h. (Curry)....C q
Castanada, b. &. CMcGuiro). ......-.7 7di
Village BOY. b. e. CWilsonJ . DIR
Old Maid, b. m. (Cole) )................ di
Alice Pointer. b. IN. (McDevitt.... di
Moko Tube. br. n. o.. Murphy. dt
Miss Abbell, b. IN. (Starr). )........... dt
Glldewood, ch. &. Cares ............ III
Gentry Star. b. m. tMcHcLry)..... di
Time--2:O7h, 2:0SA, 2:0944.
2:i0 trot. purse $500:
Watson. rh g.. by Hinder Wilkes.
Lena Watson. by Elk Nit Wool
Noomis) ..... .... -. .... ::..:....'
Lady Resolute, b. m. by Allerton-
Mlramar, by Hinder Wilkes Ga
Ember. b. e.. by Elire- shaw, by
Shawmut w. (McDonald) ......... 3
Bonnie Russell b. h. Curry. 2 g
Time-2:0Sh. 2:o9k, 2:1lls.
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MADE Mile
IN 2:05 IL

Indianapolis. Ind, July %.-Sweet Marie
(2:o2). training for the worlds recore at
the state race track, was driven in her
fourth workout mile yesterday in 2:O5Is.
The last half was trotted in 1:o1h This Is
the fastest mile trotted this year. The
mare was accompanied by a runner.
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Runs-Clement, HaIIigan 2 Merritt-4.
First base on errors-Jersey City /; Prov-
dence q Left on bases-Jersey City l.:
Providence g. First base on balls-Off
Pfanmiller q; off Cronin q Struck out
BY Pfanmiller 8; by Cronin 3. Three-baso
hit--Hanford. Two-base hit--Pfanmiller
Sacrifice hits-Ciement, Bean. sentelle.
Stolen bases - Merritt, Mcconnell @.
Double pfay-Pfanmiller and Merritt. Um-
pire--McCarthy and Sullivan. Time-lA
45m. Attendance-1100.
sHanford out-not touching base. Pfanv
miller out for interference.
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Connecticut LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS REsULTa
Hartford s, Norwich o.
Springfield 10. Waterbury ee.--
New Haven 8. Bridgeport 1.
Holyoke IL, New London L
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NOBLE WILKES, 2l3l.2, DEAD

watertown, N Y, July Is Noble
wilkes. stallion (2:13ikD. dropped dead In
the stables OF It's owner. George Hossing-
ton Of Adams. yesterday.
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TIGHT WIN
FOR GIANTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago s. Boston 0.
New York 4. Cincinnati 8.
Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia 4.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Fall River 3. Lawrence 2.
Worcester 8, Brockton 1.
Lynn 8. Haverhill 2.
New Bedford 2. Lowell 90 innings).
GAMES TODAY.
Fall River at Lowell.
Brockton at Lawrence.
I.vnn at Worcester
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Yesterdays results:

Yesterdays results:
Jersey City. 4; Providence. o.
Baltimore. 10; Newark. /.
Montreal, 4; Buffalo. o.
Toronto. s; Rochester. Z.
GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Jersey City.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Rochester at Toronto.
EAgTERN I,EAGIrE ANnING
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White SOX
T0WR0PED
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

EoI EHJA1 itt1s5C LIS.
st. Louis 8. Washington g.
New York Q. Cleveland 4.
Detroit 2-3, Boston 1-2
Philadelphia 2-7. Chicago o-3.
GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW YORK 4, CINCINNATI 8.
Ewing weakened In the sixth inning
yesterday at Cincinnati, allowing New
York to accumulate four runs. After
getting two runs in their half OF this In
ming Cincinnati was unable to score again.
although having a man on third with none
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.MERIcAN LEAGUE STANDING.
PHILADELPHIA "a, CHIC

PHILADELPHIA 2-7. CHICAGO 0-3.
Philadelphia, Pa. July 8.-Philadelphia
took both games OF double-header from
Chicago yesterday. Bender and Dygert
held the visitors safe. while Walsh. White
and owen were hit hard. Capt. Jones was
removed from the grounds in the eighth
inning of the second game for disputing
a decision. The SCORES:
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CHICAGO s. BOSTON o.
Chicago punched seven OF their hits on
Young in the third and fourth and with
two steals and two passes. scored eight
runs at Chicago yesterday. The hits on
overall were widely scattered, only two
OF the visitors reaching third. Score:
Innings 80. .....1 2 3 7se
Chicago 80. .......0 o o ks
Batteries-overall and Kahoe Young
and Needham.
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CRICKET GAMES TO
BE PLAYED SATURDAY

The Willow Park Cricket club team
apes 60 Fall River Saturday TO play with
the club OF that city. The following team
has been selected: Walter c. Eaton (cap-
tain). 4. Seymour. A. FELTON,. ]. Rutter.
ii. Taylor. Greenhalgh. w. Harvey A.
Brooks J. Dove. Ellis: reserve. +. Cor
den; umpire, w. Haden.
The strong New Bedford cricket eleven
Is scheduled 10 play the Pawtucket crick-
eters on the latter's crease at Association
Athletic Park. tomorrow. and one OF the
best matches OF the season Is anticipated
by the Pawtucket men.
The New Bedford game Is always rated
as one OF the best that Pawtucket has
during the season. and Sos this reason
event
Pawtucket will have as players the fol-
lowing: Smith. M. +. Macdonald Alex-
ander Meiklejohn. Bramham Wat.
Whitehead. Macdonald. Bennett.
Andrew Meiklejohn. McFarlane and ID. X.
Macdonald
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PITTSBURG s, PHILADELPHIA T.
In a game full OF brilliant fielding and
some hard hitting on both sides the Pitts
burgs defeated the Philadelphias at Pitts
burg yesterday. Anderson saved the game
for Pittsburg in the eighth inning when
he made a catch with one hand of Court
neys hard drive. Score:
Innings 80. .....1 2 8
Pittsbura .... ...2 o o 1 2 o o 0 ks
Philadelphia =. 10 o 1 o o.
Batteries-Phillippi and Gibson; Brown
and Doom.
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GehrinR and feydOn.
NEW YORK 9. CLEVELAND 4.
New York, July 26-The New York
Americans scored another win from the
Cleveland team yesterday by 8 to 4. Klei-
now was put out OF the game by Umpire
Connolly in the second inning and
Thomas was substituted. The score.
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DETROIT 2-s. BOSTON IL.
Boston, July 8.-Detroit took both
games OF the double-header yesterday 2
TO /, and 3 TO 2. Boston outbatted the
visitors in both games. but the hits OF the
latter were better timed. The work OF the
Detroit outfielders was OF a sensational
or1ar Tho arnra.
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Glaze and Shaw.
ST. LOUIS 5. WASHINGTON 8.
Washington. July 25.-Poweu was very
effective yesterday in the Washington-St
Louis game, which st. Louis finally won
All the Washington runs were made or
errors, while Hughes and Gehring were
hit hard The score.
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NIPISSING ANNUAL.
Interesting Meeting Expected When
Stockholders Draw Together in April,

Nipissing has presented weak spec
tacle and is thought TO be one of the
issues that for some time will take a
course independent of that of the rest
of the curb market. The reason for
this is found IN the fact that certain
Dig interests in New York seem deter
mined 10 keep the stock down, says the
Boston Commercial Bulletin. Thus far
they have succeeded admirably. and this
week even forced the price down below
II. The people who are buying the
stock are said to he insiders, and it
is also said that they have been stead
lily accumulating the shares ever since
the Guggenheims declined TO exercise
their option on that block of 100000
shares. The annual meeting of the
Nipissing Mines company will be held
IN April, and that of the Nipissing Min
ing company-which is the operating
company-very shortly. Much interest
will center in these meetings, owing TO
the reports that reorganization of
both concerns Will take place. We ex
pect to see further attacks made on the
stock in the near future, so that it is
still dangerous issue to tritie with.
unless one is prepared TO take it out
of the market and hold it until the pres.
ent difficulties are at an end.