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THORNTON TOURNAMENT.
TROTTING HORSE NOTES

Billy Buch (2:071a). is owned by Willy
Lee Scott of Navasota- Tex, who is rest
ing the star of 1903 UP with campaign
next year in mind.
at Poughkeepsie's grand circuit meeting.
Most Of the events are the good old
fashioned three in five.
Jimmie Carpenter is bringing Budd
(2:104), along slowly, although he has
been In 2:12 with him. Budd will be a
hard horse to beat after his first race or
two
The Crabtree horses are improving. The
green pacing mare Gentry's Star has
worked in 2:lO. while the latest purchase.
Lady Thistle. has trotted in the same
notch.
A. J. Furbush has sold the speedway
flyer, Al Ray (2:13k). to Eben Phillips OF
Swampsoott. who will race the son of AL
cander under the colors OF the Lynn
Driving club
Jack Curry thinks he will have a great
colt, owned by Frank Fitzpatrick. The
brother to Codero worked In 2:27ls last
week.
The Wilkes Boy PAGER, j. b. Hanlon.
who raced considerably in the Grand
circuit last year. without getting rec
ord has at last headed a summary and
carries a mark OF 2:1sN
An offer of s12.5oo has been refused for
Hedeewood Boy l2:lO1s). a is-hand 115o-
pound pacing stallion. His full sister.
Lady Maud c. (2:121D. lately worked In
2O9L over a half-mile track.
The man who developed the first 2:10
trotter will be at the races a little later
on with a dangerous horse in the 2:0S
class. His name is Mack Mack. The son
of Mckinney was never 50 good as right
now.
ira Ryerson won the 5000 Prinz Solms
Preis at Baden two weeks ago Sunday
with Victor G. D.. son OF Card (2:07h).
The distance was more than mile and
three quarters. and the time 4:S7, 2:2l1a
elm
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Knocked him over. Phelan set sail for
home, and IL looked as f he had the
base by a city block. but Conway said
nay
Mitchell tossed away whatever chance
the Canucks had to even things up I'm the
fifth. McConnell's steaming grounder had
been pinched by the pitcher when Lord
singled 10 left. Chadbourne followed suit
TO right and while Abstein was pounding
the air double steal was worked, Harry
taking third and Chad" second. Mitchell
made n wild pitch. and Lord tailed and
then another bad heave by the twirler
allowed Chadbourne 10 score.
The Grays' last run I'm the sixth inning
was contributed by Joe Harris. lie whal-
ed the ball TO deep centre, and the fans
tends the bats for the Grays could get
home on it, as II went almost 10 the flag
pole but Joe preferred 10 stop at third
and when Mcconnell put up fly TO right
he finished the circuit.
Thoney singled I'm the seventh. Schafy
tripled over Chadbourne's head and Tho
ney tailed. Phyle could do nothing for
the cause. but Weidy hit over second.
Schafy counting. Hoey forced Weidy.
but when Flynns mighty smash took a
bad bound over Chadbourne's head for
three bases the former ex-Boston out
fielder came home.
Phyle in the ninth secured n hit. and
when Weidy lined one to middle Phyle
went TO third. The throw-in was a rather
bad one and Peterson chased II TO the
bench leaving the home plate exposed
Phyle shot for the pan. but Abstein tore
in and took Peterson's throw just in time.
Score;
rDDxyrrNnNyrr,
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FIVE FAvORITES WIN

New York. July 20.-Five favorites and
the heavily backed second choice won at
Brighton yesterday, most OF them at a
fair price. The finish in the last race was
one or the most exciting OF the season,
Sonoma Belle, Flavigny and Racine III be-
ing heads apart in the order named. Sum-
mary:
First race, furlongs--Uncle, 100 (E.
Dugan), 2 to s. won; Gene Russell. 116
(Mountain). to 2. second; Dead Gone,
100 (Notter), Is to i. third. Time IA Gold
en- Pearl. Hartford Boy and Himalaya al
so ran.
Second race, steeplechase. about miles
-'Blue Pigeon. $50 (Archibald. 8 to 10.
won; sThistledale 157 (Huppe), to 10.
second: Judge OGin. 143 Page), 12 to 1.
third. Time 4:03. Guardian, Leonella and
Judge White also ran. Progress fell.
Third race, i mile-McCarter, 100 CMil-
ler), 2 to Z. won; Cressina, 105 (Horner),
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SPORT FROM WIRE FLASHES

London, July @-The Eclipse stakes,
1000 sovereigns, a distance OF about one
mile and a quarter. for three and four
year-olds, was run at sandown Park yes
terday and won by w. r. Purefoy's chest
nut colt Lally. w. Bass's Sancy was sec
ond and Lord Rosebery's Bezonian was
third Seven horses started. Sancy was a
hot favorite.
phla's representatives again carried of
first honors In the annual tennis tourna-
ment on the court OF the I.itchfield club,
when p. B. Hawk and r. J.. James de-
feated g. p. IIenshaw OF Jenox. Mass.
and ]. II. Chase OF saybrook in the finals
OF the doubles. after close and excit-
ing contest. yesterday afternoon. the
winning OF which was not decided until
the whole FIVE sets had played.
The scores were 2-s. 60, 4-s. 60. Ga.
Lake Forest. ILL.,. July 2o.-By defeating
the Buffalo Junior polo team. II goals TO
s. the onwentsia team yesterday after
noon earned the right 10 play in the finals
for the junior polo championship OF the
United States on next Wednesday.
Yesterdays game marked the opening
OF the annual polo championship, In
which both the junior and the senior
championships are TO be decided. the
winner OF the latter 20 have possession OF
the William Waldorf Astor cup for one
year.
This Is the~arst time IN the history OF
polo In the United States that the event
has been played west OF Bpnalo. and also
the frst time that Western polo teams
have made n serious bid for national
championship honors.
For the Junior championship teams are
sntered from Onwentsia, Fort Riley,
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Kan. Buffalo and Bryn Mawr.
For the senior polo championship teams
from Fort Riley, Bryn Mawr, Rockaway
and Buffalo are entered. The strong
Meadowbrook team, which last year won
the senior championship, will not defend
the cup this year because of the absence
in Scotland OF Harry Payne Whitney. and
the honor this year apparently lies be-
tween Rockaway and Bryn Mawr.
The tournament will be finished next
Saturday.
Boston, July @.-ln the final play of the
Press Golf club OF New England on the
links OF the wollaston Golf club yester-
day r. T. Manson won the John l. Taylor
championship trophy. defeating r. c,
Van Amringe ST. T. Percy Harrison de-
feated Sydney r. Shirley for the consoia-
ton prize, 2-1.
The tournament opened last Monday
with IS entries and there have been many
close matches and much interest shown
throughout the tournament.
The sumaryi
Championship fnals-E. T. Manson beat
r., c. Van Amringe 81.
Consolition finals-T. Percy Harrison
beat Sidney +. Shirley 2-1.
All the players are OF Boston.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Narragansett Terrace baseball
team IL looking for games with any IA TO
Is- -year-old team I'm this vicinity. The
team wishes to arrange games As soon
as possible with any amateur mines OF
the above age, all challenges TO be sent
10 T.. I. Newmam care Turner Bros, Riv-
crside. The lineup OF the Terrace team
is as follows: Cole. p; n. McDevitt,
Esser. h.: L. McDevitt, 2b.: Mckenzie,
sb. (; Mcconnell, =. S. Jencks. |. T.; New
man. c. T., and workman, r. Z.
The Lenox A. G. nine yesterday morn
ing administered n defeat TO the Eddy
Street A. G. on the ward-Corby grounds
by the score of 10 g. The features or
the game was the battery work Of Wilkes
snd Scott OF the Lenox club, while ma
teriai assistance In run-getting was fur
nished by the batting OF Scott.
The Iroauois and the Monitors Will meet
nj palace Gardens Sunday for the second
time within a week and the pawtucke.
delegation will strive Its hardest TO wipe
out the defeat Of last Sunday. They claim
that the umpire figured In the scoring OF
several runs by the Iroduois, and so this
game with the belief that change or
Lmrires may have a good effect. Umpire
stone OF the Amateur league will officiate.
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GET YOUR TROTTERS READY

1t seems probable now that there will
be matinee trotting races at Narragan-
sett Park as a part of the Old Home
Week celebration. Consequently 1t be-
hooves horsemen of the state who are de-
sirous of participating in racing Old Home
Week to comence getting their horses
ready so as to insure a good entry list
and high class sport.
Mr.. Moone writes from Detroit that he
may be home in time to arrange some
matinees for the latter part OF the week.
At the present time several Providence
horsemen are engaged in racing over New
York state tracks and others have horses
In training at Narragansett Park. Owing
to the dearth OF professional racing in
New England matinee racing at Nara
gansett Park will be especially welcome
and there should be no trouble in securing
a good-sized field
Before Mr.. Moone's letter was received
the Old Home Week committee. in con-
sidering the matter, favored the giving OF
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The Grays climbed into the first division
again yesterday by defeating Toronto z
TO q. Baltimore losing at Buffalo and drop
ping TO fifth place
Barry was benched yesterday in the
third. bun only after doing one good days
work The Grays' southpaw was SO
winded after driving in Peterson and tally
ing himself on his mighty hit 10 right
centre in the second that Capt. Bill ABB
stein took him out in the third after he
had hlled the bases, and substituted
Harris Barry had already clinched the
game with his home run and had shut
lout the Canucks in the first two innings.
Harris followed his example in fine style
and held the Leafs TO no rlns except in
the seventh inning. He even went so far
- 10 try and equal Eds example in
pounding out a homer. and although Har-
ris could have reached home II he had
wanted to- he wisely sat down ON third
and regained his breath. The Canucks
also changed pitchers I'm the third inning.
but Mitchell. who replaced Rudolph. did
gait OF the home team. The fielding OF the
GrayB was excellent. and they way they
stole bases was caution.
Thoney walked as start-off IN the
lgame. but Barry handled Cchafly's bunt
clcverly and forced Thoney at second.
Iechany tried to pilfer second as Phyle
'osoned. but was caught on Peterson's
|arrow-like throw. which Mcconnell took
|one-hand
Rudolph began the same as Barry In
tho initial round. as he let Mcconnell
wait for four wide ones Mac promptly
shot to second and when Hurley made
10 bad heave ne took another base. Lord
Tanned. but Chadbourne came to time
with a pretty little hit. which bounded
'teasingly over Rudolphs head.
yt1ck funybled Abetein's wicked bounder,
but Poland's foul was nfpped by PhyIe,
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s$$S$$$g+ $$S$$$$ NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS
GRAYS' PITCHERS WERE THE WHOLE WORK

and a moment later Chadbourne was
given out at third in an attempted steal,
when II hooked as IL he had secured the
base. Weidy was given a free ticket In
the second but was foolish enough 10 test
Petersons throwing arm at second.
Wotel got scratch hit when Lord
waited for his roller to go outside the
foul line, and took second on Flynn's out
at first. Frick also walked. but Hurley
fell a victim TO Barry's wide ones.
After Phelan had gone out in the Grays'
half, Crawford ambled 10 first when Ru-
dolph drove speedy one into his ribs.
ffe stole second and came around on Pc
terson's smoking slam To middle. Barry
then came up and finding one 10 his lik-
ing Strengthened IL out and smashed IL
far over hoey's head and the ball went
bounding under the carriage fence. BY
the ground rules this is a home run,
and Barry could have taken his time, but
the big fellow tore around madly, TO be
greeted with cheers when he pounded
across the pan.
His bad judgment was shown when the
Canucks came 10 bat, however as he
passed Thoney Schafiy and Phyle right
OF the reel and had given Weidy two
balls when Abstein called halt and put
I'm Harris. Weidy banged one of Joe's of
ferings to Crawford and Mr. Schahy tried
wise stunt. He stood In the path OF the
ball for the purpose of confusing Craw-
ford. but waited too long and was called
out when the sphere took bad bound and
hit him I'm the ankle. The Toronto coach
ere danced with gle when Harris gave Wo-
tell three balls, as IL looked as II he would
force in run. but Joe Just grinned and
finally slammed over the third strike.
Phelan in the fourth was hit In the
middle OF the back by Mitchell, and just
to get even stole second while the pitcher
had the ball in his hand Crawford laid
1nx
Schafiy. and Crawford, on reaching first
bumped into the second baseman and
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TWELVE INNINGS:
GAME CALLED

Cleveland and Washington PLAYED i2 in
nings yesterday at Cleveland. o to o. Smith
and Leibhardt were unhittable with men
on bases. The pitching and catch by
Ganley were the features The game was
called at the end OF the 18th on account
of dArkness and rain. Score:
Innings 1 2 3 s 6 s 9 10 IL IL
Cleveland 0 0 o o o o o 0 90
Wash'n 20 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 90
and Heydon.
DETROIT 6, PHILADELPHIA !.
The Athletic used three different pitch
ers In the first three innings, Detroit
scoring four runs on single hit, bases
on balls doing the rest. Donovan pitched
in fine form. allowing but three scattered
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OLD HOME
WEEK BOWLING

Manager j. w. Kippax OF the Night
Hawks bowling team OF Fall River.
states that the members OF the team want
to roll series OF games with the cham
plon Auburn quintette at the Washington
casino during Old Home Week.
Manager +. s. Crowell OF the Washing
ton Casino has given his consent for the
use OF his two fastest alleys on the up
per floor OF the building. where the Ma
uonal Duck and Candle Pin Bowling con-
gress tournament was held during the
month OF May.
Tom Boyle. manager of the Auburn
team has not yet been heard from
In the Washington three-rnan handicap
yesterday, the +. Slocum, G.. Slocum and
Dodge combination turned out team to-
tai OF 1927 pins.
Terry. Barstow and Gerry were next I'm
line with 1000 score.
Slocum did the banner work OF the
trials with a 37s total less handicap of 10
pins. One OF his singles was 142 pins
Fitzsimmons and Shea put up a csc to-
tai that proved a leader In the OGor-
man two-man handicap
Shea was best with 352 total and 100
single.
In the Thornton tournament the Maine
five put IL all over the leading Dread
noughts delegation by landing three
straight victories.
The summarizes:
WASHINGTON THREE MAN HANDI-
CAD Tnyrp NJ A Nru.N--r
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Runs-Zacher. Stanage, Carrick'-3; Len
nox--f. Two-base hits-Shea, Engle.
Three-base hit-Stanage. Left on bases
Rochester 4: Newark L. Sacrifice hit
Mailing. Stolen base--Jones. Double
play-Doran and Foley. First base on err
rors-Rochester 4; Newark i. First base
on balls-On Pappalau 2; OF Carrick l.
Struck out-By Pappalau 8; by Carrick
L. Wild pitch-Pappalau. Umpire-7McCar-
thy. Time-lh. 90m. Attendance-7b7.
JERSEY CITY & MONTREAL 1.
Jersey City. Ju.y 20--!There was a shift
In the lineup OF the Jersey City team On
yesterdays game, and IL proved effective.
Woods returned TO third and Sentelle was
placed on second base, the change being
effective. as IL helped the Skeeters 10
break their run OF defeats and the Jersey
men took fall out OF the tailendefs. beat
ing Montreal, to l. The Royals could do
nothing with Foxens curves. being limit
ed 10 three hits. The score:
JERSEY CITY.
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6 to /. second; Kentucky Beau, 81 (E. Du-
gam, TO /, third. Time 1:3s. Only three
starters.
Fourth race. lie miles-iRapid Water.
12o (Notter), to 1. won; Rye. III (Afil-
ler). to 2, second: Orbicuiar 119 ORad-
tke), 13 to 8. third. Time 146 Tommy
Waddell, Lord Lovat and Joaquin also
ran
Fifth race, 5i1 furlongs-Nimbus. 103
CMiller), to l, second: Imitator. 80 (Gar-
ner), TO !, third. Time 1:07. Queen Mar
guerfte. Catherine Carson. Star xallapa.
Sepoy. Baroda and Riccadonna also raA
Sixth race. selling. III miles-Sonoma
Belle, 100 (Miller). 16 to 5. won; Flavigny.
93 (Sumner). 30 to /, second: Racine ii. 9s
(Breckman). 30 to /. third. Time 2:05 1-5.
First Mason, Flmnap. Trenola. Palette
and Maxnar also ran.
'Coupled in betting. !Added starter.
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FISCHER A TENNIS CHAMP.

William NJ. Fischer defeated William ].
Duffy. Jr., yesterday afternoon at the
courts OF the Excelsior Tennis club at
Bristol The result OF the match again
gives to Mr.. Fischer the title OF cham
pion of Bristol county. a title which he
has already held for the pact year. and
which was held by Mr. Duffy in 1902 and
1906.
Fischer captured the match in straight
sets, the scores being 6-3 6-4 6-3.
In the first set Duffy didn't get look
courts twice. He lost the first, love
game, and the third went TO deuce. The
next he made with Fischer at 30. lost the
next, 30, and captured the following
two with his opponent at 30 and love.
Fischer got the last game. 4-2 and won
the set SO.
The first two games in the second set
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MASONIC VETERANS ASSN
HAD ITS SUMMER OUTING

The regular summer outing of the Ma
sonic Veterans Association of Rhode Is
land took place at the Warwick club yes
terday afternoon about 10 members beirss
present.
Early in the afternoon a business meet
ing was held at which besides attending
to routine business FIVE new members
were elected.
The officers of the association are: Pres
ident Clinton ID. Sellew; secretary and
treasurer. William Z. Husband; vice pres
ident ]. william Rice steward, 8. Pen
rose williams; directors. Edgar @. Wind
sor and Albert III. Cushman.
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went to deuce twice, but both times
Duffy lost his lads" on poor shots Sc
cured the next three with Fischer. at 80
each time, and after making a strong
bid for, the sixth and seventh, lost them
both after going a number OF times to
deuce At the beginning OF the third set
Duffy rallied and played In his old-time
form, but IL availed but little against his
opponent. He won the first. third and
sixth. although Fischer was loath to let
the first two go. Both went to deuce and
the third won by Duffy was a 30 game.
Pattye rockwell, 6-s. s-3 los. winning
the ladies' singles championship of the
tourney, and also OF the county, as Miss
Tucker. the present champion, does not
intend to defend her title. Frank NJ. Di-
mond and Jack De Wolf also defeated
Frank Tucker and James Archer, so, SO.
SO
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SADIE FOGG LOOKS TO
BE BACK IN FORM

While she had 10 give way 20 sonoma
Girl and Highball, the black mare Sadie
roeg. In Ion McDonalds stable. demon
strated that she is back in form again
by her race at Lbertyville. That she is
a 20s trotter right now there can be no
doubt, and n would not surprise the many
admirers OF Lon Mcdonald II the daugh-
ter OF the Director General should turn
tile tables upon both Of the trottsTs thht
finished ahead OF her at the Illinois track
last wednesday before the grand circuit
horses get 10 Readvilie.-Boston Herald
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ORIOLES PLAY
l A PUNkY GAME

/ Baltimore. July S.-rhe Orioles played
hike bunch OF schoorboys yesterday and
Buffalo won with ease. The Baitimores'
errors OF commission were as costly as
those OF commission. In the seventh and
stghth innings the locals went to pieces.
and the Bisons got tired running bases.
Adkins weakened and the visitors had
batting matinee. Milligan. although CIV
ing Ave Tree passes. pitched a better game
than the score would Indicate. The visit
orS two errors and the southpaw's wild
ness gave the Bal.imores three Of their
runs. The score:
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Rurs-McConneII, Lord, Chadbourhe,
Crawford Peterson, Barry. Harris;
Thoney, Schahy. Hoey--S Sacrifice hits
Abstein. Crawford stolen bases-McCon-
nell 2. Lord, Chadbourne. Poland. Phelan.
Crawford. Two-base hit-Peterson. Three
base hits--Harris, Schafiy. Flynn. Home
run--Barry. First base on balls-Of Bar
ry g.: off Harris q off Rudolph 2: off Nit
chell 2 Struck out-By Barry 2; by Har-
ris 4: by Rudolph 1; by Mitchell 5. Bat
ters hit--Crawford, Phelan ,. Doubla
plays-Peterson 10 Mcconnell; Flynn To
Schafiy to Hurley Wild pitches-Harris,
Mitchell 2. Time-2h. 5m. .Umpire-Con-
way.
'Schahy out-hit by batted ball.
xBatted for Hoey in ninth.
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Runs-C1ement. Bean. HaIligan Han
ford. Merritt. sentelle. Woods 2-s: Madi-
gon-i. First base on errors-Jersey City
]. Montreal 3. Left on bases-Jersey City
3: Montreal 4 First base on balls-Ofr
Foxen 3: OF Stanley s. Struck out--By
Foxen 8: by Stanley q Sacrafioe hits
Hanford. Merritt. Double plays-.shean
and Brown; vandy and Merritt; Foxen.
Bean and Merritt. Hit by pitcher-Ty
Stanley I; by Foxen l. Wild pitch-stan-
ley. Passed bali-vandy. Time-ih. som.
Attendance zoo
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COLLEGE
ANDAMATEUR:
CONTESTS

singles after the first inning. Schaefer
Score
Innings .... .....1 2 8 Sc 50
Detroit ...... ......0 4 0 o / o / o ks
Philadelphia -. Il o o o o o o OIL
Batteries-Donovan and Schmidt; Dy-
CERT, Craig BARLEY and Powers.
ST. LOUIS 4. NEW YORK q
ST. Louis defeated New York at Sc
Louis. TO 2, yesterday. Petty pitched In
fine style and but for a fielding error he
would have had a shutout. chesbro had
poor support Score:
Innings -. .....1 8
st. Louis ..........1 0 0 0 0 x-4
New York .....0 o 2 o 90 0 0 0-2
Batteries-Pelty and Stevens: Chesbro
and Kleinow.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago IL. New York 3.
Pittsburg 2. Boston o.
Philadelphia 5. st. Louis o.
Brooklyn s. Cincinnati 1.
Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. A
National Lpnwue afuA Ain
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PROVIDENCE.
BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdayss Results.

Cleveland 0, washington 0 (12 In
nings. darkness).
81. Louis 4, New York 2.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia I.
Boston Chicago (Rain).
Gnmes Today.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at Detroit
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EAsTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Providence z, Toronto 8.
Newark 8. Rochester 1.
Buffalo IL. Baltimore 4.
Jersey City 8. Montreal 1.
Games Today.
Toronto at Providence.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Eanferu I.ea~ue atauas
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New Bedford 8, Fall River 1.
Worcester 4, Lynn 0.
Brockton 3. Haverhill 2.
Lawrence 2. Lowell 2 (17 innings
Games Today.
Fall River at New Bedford.
Lawrence at Lowell.
Worcester at Lynn.
e Haverhill at Brockton.
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cups as prizes in the races with the be-
lief that they would be more attractive
to the contestants than purses OF the size
usually given at half-mile track matinees
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Murray. Mcconnell. Hill. McAllister. MIL
ligan. Schirm--12; Kelly. o'Hara. Burrell
Adkins Two-base hit-vMcAllister.
Three-base hit-Murray. Sacrifice hits
O'Hara, Rapp. Beach. Adkins. McAllis-
ter. Stolen bases-O Hara 2. Kelly, Nc
Aliister. First base on balls-Of Adkins g.:
on Milligan 8. Batters hit--By Miiligan 8.
wild pitch-Adkins. Left on bases-Bal-
tfmore 8; Buffalo .. First base on errors
Baltimore I; Buffalo /. Time-2h. eom.
Umpire-Cusack.
NEWARK 3. ROCHESTER 1.
The Sailors made II three straight by
winning yesterday at Rochester from the
Bronchos. TO 1. Zacher tailed In the
second and q three-bagger by stanage. a
single by Carrick and double by Engio
rave two runs in the NTH. In the eighth
Lennon singled. took two more bases on
q Wild throw and scored on Bannon's
grounder. Score;