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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
CREUS At NEW LONDON.
Yale in Four-MHe TriaLHarUard
Eight Takes Short Spin.

Gales Ferry Conn. June lo-The Yale varsity
crew rowed the four mile course at racing
speed this afternoon under favorable conditions.
The freshman eight raced with the varsity for the
first two miles. The varsity and freshman fours
did light work during the afternoon the former
going for q two mile spin Earlier in the day tho
varsity eight was sent the upper half mile
OF the course.
Griswold and Robbins have changed places in
the varsity four, the former now stroking the
boat while the latter is at No . Hyde and
Brown, the freshman substitutes, We're sent home
to-day. and Hunt put into the freshman eight.
Red Top, Conn, June 10.-The Harvard varsity
crew squad with assistant manager Roosevelt
and two examination proctors, arrived at Red Top
$50 o'clock tonight Immediately the eight
boRJed, and at once rowed down stream In
short stretches for about two miles and half.
On the way up from New London the launch
John Harvard, with the oarsmen aboard, stopped
watch the Yale varsity eight. which then
going down stream over the four mile course
The Harvard much impressed with the
work of the Yale
The Harvard crews are made up as follows:
Varsity eiEht-Stroke. Farley: No 7, Richard
son; No. 6, Glass. No. 8. Severance, No. 4. r.
Bacon; No. g. Faulkner; No. 2. Fish; bow, Tap
pan, and coxswain. Biagden
Varsity four-s Stroke. Lunt; No 3. Amberg; No.
Freshman eight-otroke. z. Bacon; No Z, Mar
vim; No. s, Ward; No. 5. Wyman; No. !, Bogel;
No. 3, Colt; No. ? Sargent bow Morgan. and
COXSWain Adams
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STRING NEEDED TO CASH.
MutiIated Badges at RacetrGck Open
to Suspicion.

Racegoers would do well TO guard the little bits
of string their racing badges in the future if
they want 70 avoid trouble in cashing a winning
bet The dictum has gone forth that bets will not
be paid badges without the piece Of string, IN
less man can establish his identity with John j.
Cavanaueh, who has charge of the betting In
closure.
one Of the regulars who usually carries his
badge tucked away in his pocket pulled the string
off Yesterday. and when he presented it later 10
identify - bet ne quietly informed that he
could not collect without seeing Mr.. Cavanaugh
This led TO explanations, and it turns out that q
number of complaints have been made recently 81
badges being pulled off by light fingered gentry
in the crowd after seeing 4 bet recorded and pre-
sented for collection before the original owner OF
the badge was aware perhaps, that 1t had been
stolen. ,
This forced Mr.. Cavanaugh to make rule that
badges must be presented with strings ATTACHED. 10
being robbed in a new and novel way. 1t might be
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RESULTS OF GAMES

St Louis June 1O-The New York National
League team again defeated st. Louis here TO-
day by a score of 8 to >. The home players
went to pieces in the second inning and the
Giants got tired running bases and scoring eight
runs.
Shields who started TO pitch for St Louis
was as wild as a hawk and sent Bresnahan' NC
Gam and Shay, the first three men up, TO hrst
on balls Then CorCoran sent out two bag
ger scoring Bresnahan and McGann. karger
was substituted for Shields and struck out Fer
guson, but Shannon walked and Browne sent
out a low hit to Berkeley, and Shay scored as
Marshall fumbled the throw to head him or
Holly's wild throw of Devlin's hit sent Cor
coran and Shannon racing home. while Browne
scored on a passed ball and Devlin tailed on
Seymour's two Dagger. Bresnahan was out on a
fy but on McGann's single Seymour tailed
Mccain was caught stealing second and the
agony was
The Giants felded brilliantly and Ferguson
pitched a good game. The score follows;
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CORBIN CAR SET BACK.
Lo~i'r and Haynes Machines Hin
IN Long Endurance Run.

The committee in charge Of the New York
Motor Clubs 200-mile endurance run from this
city to Albany last Thursday disqualified the
Corbin car. which finished first yesterday, and
awarded first prize in Glass \ 10 the Lozier car
driven by NJ. Kitchener. In the runabout class
the first prize was awarded TO the Haynes car
driven by c. & Warren.
The observers cards showed that no adjust
ments. repairs or requirements were made on
the Frayer-Mlller car driven by II. II. Knapper;
the Continental. driven by &. :. Johnston; the
Berliet. driven by Z. ]. Johnson: the Corbin car
driven by Jim Corbett: the Stoddard-Dayton
car driven by r. Newton.
In reference to the protest filed by the WelCh
Motor Car Company against the Corbin car No
"a, the committee found that the machine car
ried only three passengers from Great Barring
ton To Albany, which neCessitated disqualified
ton, in spite Of the fact there were eNtenuating
circumstances in dropping a passenger and pro-
Ceeding with only three.
The protest entered by the Welch Motor Car
Company against the LOZier car was withdrawn
The committee did receive any formal
protest from ~ q. SOuthwOrth concerning the
penalty of Isl points against the Pope Hartford
car
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POOR START IN YoNKERs TOURNEY.
Cunningham and Runyon Win Matches on
Amackassin Courts

With the majority OF the lawn tennis experts stIl
engaged IN the metropolitan championship tou-na-
ment. a poor start made yesterday IN the
meeting the courts Of the Arnackassn Club,
Yonkers-on- Hudson. II. ". Cunningham. the Yale
expert displayed excellent form n the singles
His first match indicated that he possessed both
speed and steadinesS. as he defeated r. Perry, ot
New York University, IN straight sets at 80. 6-2
The Princeton player, ]. S Dennis, failed TO show
: advantage IN his match with A. s. Ruryon, %
the Park Hill Club. and the latter at -2, 81
Cunningham was paired with @. H Touchard in
the doubles, and they worked We'll together. win
ming against Ralph Adams and J. A. c. Feeter, a
local pair, at IS, 6-L The summary follows:
Mems challenge CUT singles ca.st rouat-H. A. Davis
Staten Island. defeated ? g Frank, Mountain
e 81 A ; FGnyon Park Hill defeated :. s
defeated r. Perry New York University. So E2
Mems doubles tfrst roun1-H- ". Cunningham and
G. H. TouchR-d. Yale and Hamilton Grange defeated
Ralph Adams and J. A c Festsr. AuacNassin 6-S 81
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ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Open Handicap at PlGnfeld on
.Saturdau-SOmc Scores.

All players in the Metropolitan Golf Association
are invited to the one-day handicap tournament
Of the Plainfeld Country Club Saturday. They
may start without formal entry II rated in tho
Metropolitan Golf Association handicap list. Lack
ing rating. player present a letter from
his clubs secretary stating how many strokes he
gets from some player the Metropolitan Golf
Associations list. The club offers SIX cups, three
as gross and three s net prizes. but to en-
courage visitors the conditions provide that no
5Ialnfeld member can take either of the two best
cups
Eighteen holes will be played. and the competi-
Tors may start at any time between noon and /
CLOCK in the Afternoon. The tournament is some
what on the style Of those held by the Women's
one-qay open competition for men IN the local
district for several years Players who expect
ea IRON outside clubs include Walter ]. Travis
r 5. Douglas, Archie Graham. Max Behr Mar
snail WhitlaSch. Oswald Kirkbv. II. I Geo and
John IT.. and Archie Reid. while c. 3. MacdonaI
start. '' 'O
Play on Saturday and Sunday at the Marine and
Field Club was a selected nine hole handicap for
a prize presented by Charles A. KimbalI The
four to qualify were James A. Emery IS l2-33;
= j. Sawyer. A. 5-37: f. ". Johnson. A. 7-38
ana II r; Hatch, 49, 7-3S They will play off in
Eight players qualified IN each division for the
Class and cups on Saturday and Sunday AT
the Dunwoodie Country Club. The match play will
begn on Saturday. The summary follows:
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CHRISTIE AUTO SPEEDY
DerelopS a Speed of Tao Niles a
Minute in Last Trial.

Walter Christie drove his own designed front
drive racing car over the Hicksvire road on
Long Island early yesterday morning at a rate
Of speed close 10 two miles a minute. It was
the last trial Of the car preparatory to shipping
it 10 France tomorrow to take part In the Grand
Prix auto race on July .. When II was over
Christie expressed himself we'll pleased with
the speed and working Of the machine.
Christie has been tuning the car up for sew
eraI days under special permission TO use the
road between + and o'clock in the mornings.
The machine is Of 100 horsepower. with four
cylinder gasolene engine driving direct into the
hubs Of the forward wheels. In general design
it resembles the car Christie drove In the Van
derbilt Cup race trials. although In details OF
construction many improvements are noticeable.
The frame is Of channel section pressed steel.
rounded in the rear while the engine is mounted
on a circular nickel steel crank case carried
across the forward end of the chassis. The
tubular radiator is carried from one side OF the
frame 20 the other in the form Of IN inverted l.
and the two seats. one for the driver and the
other for the mechanician. are TO the rear OF
this. with tho gasoene tank asteru. The entire
chassis, from the crank 10 the stern. Is
incosed by an Underbody OF sheet aluminium.
The engine Is of four separate steel cylinders.
~ inch bore by Ii+-inCh stroke. the cylinders
being bOlted to the crank case with decided
tilt rearward. Copper water jackets are en-
ployed. and the valves in the cylinder heads are
assured OF plenty Of water circulation The en-
CINE speed is normally LEGO revolutions 4
minute. up to POO revolutions
Christie will drive the himself In the
Grand Prix and has high hopes Of earning a for-
ward place in the race.
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THREE YACHTS STILL OUT.
The DerUiSh Wins the Maier Cup
an Long Ocean Race.

A late cablegram from Bermuda last night stated
that the schooners Tammany, zuhrah and Mist and
soop Zinita had arrived leaving only the lsolt
Flemngo and Zena to be heard from.
\ cable dispatch received at Boston last night
from Commodore Henry A. Morss OF the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club-the owner of the Dervish-states
that. as none of The other yachts, to which she
gave time allowance had arrived, she Is the win
ner of the Maier cup prize for the first class.
The yawl Lila won the Three Clubs Cup, in the
second class defeating the Hyperion by hours
II minutes The schooner Shamrock, owned by
Frederick Thompson, experienced heavy weather.
she sprqng leak and also sprang her manmast.
There is some fear among yachtsmen that the
smaller craft in the race may have carried away
some of their spars in the southwest gale in which
the Shamrock Jared badly.
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HANDICAP FOR T0kALON
"a 4CES IN FAST TINE.
u,
tc.faI Zane Wins Rosebud Stakes
at the Grarcsend TRACK.


at. -. .,,.+ form, which
Tokaloh sho"en li'lS'i - ~ r,rool,1,-n
MADE il p"s7I'e ''i isi -. r,rare and
Handlcap last year. III '''''7
BrooAaaie Nymih ai'''"s o'"s'S 81 - 80
yesIerday- She look up 10 pouii'-7 III '''e -.
olcap Tor mares al one I"-s anu q -
and ailer a3IiS e4eNeI-s l''e' "' " 80 "
The cariy part iho'eu UP SUI
home turn ana. ea;oilins court ''~SS' llle carry
pacerna -f. al the iaS' $lNleen'i pore came
away L" "ln uhoef Il mana I.-e ny u length 7I'e
ran II distance IN IA ID "l'l11l was ohIy
Iour-iil1hs o' a second pei-'hu 'I.e rIaCN iec'iu'
ana I'D winning quali'ea TOT me 9''''ui o"H nan"
olcap no" ""-F Ten Gays on
Bfooha7i' Nyi'P"' court Dress 'Anu LoNd'oh
oi'e"s1 '-'@i -a''i-1, i.' 'e - a. " ~ -
out "a HeaNE play oA b'ooh''''e ->SI1"l Se1i' i'eI
70 the post IaF''l,e az 10 J. l"N'-o" anu
Court Dress ma" may Io'o"eIs' ''e.' 'iie
Ioi1He' '5l- isa'- 'H f-"''u d lie LAST minute
co1iI res ""''H d. Oily 0711''A o-O7 a "
-
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s-oUs" " - " ANUS ,s Oo''"
1o- i-Ns 90 i','Ieu
N''' mp '+-'N 49, "e'7
~ " VIZ - =
tfien 40 Keep pc WIN ooNi' Dies' ai'D men
leI MS i-i"Il'' uiVI' '' VI II oll III" la IuIH
instead OF trying 70 i-o.o MS position. Inc mare
was lUiiillil5 o." 81 me Gnu anu WIN DETER
H@i'1liIl5 iI-4=L. nav "e 'iosei Up 'i'louSil
she could hardly have beaten the winner. Mis-
eiyings showed speed for six furlongs, and that
= -. % -, o. .,,o ,.r,r - 90 - III 90
. aDo'I q la a " ~ ~ So ~ an at'
pearahces' IN good company
Fred Burew's Royal Vane the Rosebud
Stakes a selling affair for two-vear-olds at
- - -, p. -, -. J..
nfe -CiloiSS- NJ went '"oA II '4io "e''lIS IL
70 in the face Of a Wild plunge on Aimee c,
which was heavily hacked by Frank Farrell
= 1o,,e,,, a,z o+,o- tio re++ors from, : - .
- - ~ gu 49, "-9 ' ~ - ~
10 10 a. Nhlle the horses were on their way TO
the post, however, some big commissions made
4I,air srv,earsv,a for Toox,a1 I-ora a,7 he ,-oe
49,
backed down 10 10 = ana even lower. Royal
Nane broke in front. but quickly outrun by
a1gra CLAW and Plue TIer0n laura CLAY, oa,a
:. - - = - 1t -, -
- N INNS -0i H0!lie WINE rNoydI NaHe moved
UP, and, quickly dlsposing Of Blue Heron, came
AWAY to win driving by length TIoIlis+er bea+
81, - 49,,
~ - " iie'1 Io1 ii-e pace Inc latter was
IN close quarters IN the early part, and
pinched off rounding the far rurn She finished
fairl,- e+ro,r~ ~, ~. ,,.z.s. ,- = -,
49, - anu WIN
Deller luck might nave FORCED Royal Nane out
Caller won the handicap SteeDlechase in a conn
mon eral1o-, rrI,o, 1J,.,,-,.-,- =, -,
-, . n, j. Duo >iil'I
Sa'liE piaSed from " 10 10 y 10 ., made the
running for one turn Of the field and then began
70 tire 50 that Caller went n the front aud
was bardI, 1,o~o +t7.r o-,77o-,f,,-~ - =. ~, =,
~ 7i'i''S '1'e rest % Nie
way 10 WIN eaSed up by wide margin Blue
Pigeon fenced in slovenly fashion. but was fast
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WEST VIRGINIA INDICTS GAMBLER.
Poolroom Near Pittsburg Declared Illegal
Law Permits Chess and Backgammon.
IBy TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribure

Pittsburg. June lo-George Enrich, operating
pooroom at Virginia Station. thirty miles from
Pittsburg was indicted by the WeIIsburg w. Val
grand jury to-day for gambling An Old LAW was
discovered which may enable Governor Dawson
break UP the racing game carried on by John
Cou,in, the blind horsemaa Of Chicago, who IS
backing the business. The West Virginia law
reads in part as follows.
II any person bet or play at a table bank. re-
sort, etc, play AT any game except bowls chess.
backgammon, draughtS licensed game, ne
shall he fined not less than S nor more than 500
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MORE CARS NEEDED FOR ORPHAN DAY.

Unless sixty more owners o. automobiles o,er
their cars for the Orphans Day parade. TO be held
under the auspices OF the New York Motor Club TO-
morrow four hundred children Will be disappointed
One hundred and forty-seven cars have been en-
tered for the outing to COrey Island.
Each Institution will be divided into sections and
will carry a certain COIored flag. Ribbons Of the
color the flags Will bs tied the arms
of thu children Three squads Of mounted pClcs
will escort the children 10 COney Island and back.
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BASEBALL IN ENGLAND.

From The Springfield Republican.
II is reported from London that after years OF
unsuccessful endeavor the game OF baseball Is now
established I'm England and Is growing IN popu-
larltv As proof said that the crowds, which
have begun reach considerable proportions. have
become so lmhucd with the excitement OF the
game that there have been shouts Of XIII the UNI
pre- What more need be said2 With an AmerI-
can owner again winning tho Derby with London
shops pricc-InnrkinE their wares In dollars and
cents. and with baseball getting hold. the con-
quest Of England IS IN progress
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THE ABBOT WINS LAToNIA DERBY.

Cincinnati. June 1o-The Abbo5. well handled by
J. Lee. won the Latonia Derby. at mil and a
half here to-day. He TO in the betting,
and. making most Of the running. won easily from
Red Gauntlet and Beau Brummel.
The Derby worth S44lo the winner The
Abbot is a brown COLI by The Frar-Goody Good.
The time, 2-4s 10 slow, the
"a
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LONG AUTO RUN BEGINS.
Fiue Cars Start in Contest from
Picking to Paris.

Picking June 1o-Three French, one Dutch and
one Italian automobile started this morning in the
long race from Picking 20 Paris. The drivers got
an enthusiastic send-off by the foreign residents,
including the American, Austrian and French min
listers. a French band played selections.
The Chinese much astOnlshed. as this was
the first time motor cars had been seen in Picking.
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THE PIRATES SMOTHER BROOKLYN.

Pittsburg June l0.-The superbas were iaiFy
sr,otbered under an avalanche OF hits and runs
here to-day. and Pittsburg easy victory by
n score OF II 10 g.
The Pirates took liking to Strickletts curves
%"eea WAGNER made Ave hits In five times Mt bat.
including q two-bagger and three-bageer The
score follows.
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OLD LINDEN RAcETRAcK SOLD.

The old Linden racetrack property. at South
Elizabeth, y J., was sold yesterday by the Power
and Mining Machinery Company the Admiral
Realty Company. which quickly resoId il 10 the
American Electric Novelty Company. /. J. Phil
lips & Co. We're the brokers in the two sales. The
property comprises about ll5 acres. a large manu-
featuring plant will be erected on the site
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TORPEDO eoATs FOR NAVY CREW.

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Annapolis June Io-The torpedo boats Tablet
and Manley, under the command Of Lieutenant J.
D Wainwright. will leave the Naval Academy TO-
morrow morning for POUChksepsie. where they Will
be used in the training OF the Academy eiEhtOa-ed
crew. previous 70 the intercollegiate regatta On
June %. Manager Holiday Will go with the boats
in order TO make preparations for the crew
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TIGERS TO RUN AT JAMESTOWN.

Princeton y J.. June lot was announced TO-
night by the athletic manag cement that the Prince
ton track team would compete on June - and %
in the college championships at the jamestown
E-NrnSifinn
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e Giants fieIded brilliantly and Ferguson
led q good game. The score follows:

ana third Innings Karger. in seven and two-thirds
irnings Sacrifice hits-Holly. Brown stolen bases
Dcviin Bresnohen Double pays3Hoiy Bennstt .d ana
- louis .: New York :. Bases on balisLon shields
g. Ferguson. o, Karger ! NiId P!tctl e''-S- -''7
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Two-hase hts-Crawford; Moriarity Three base hts
on Fubanks il in six innings. Sacrifice hit-poyle
stolen bases-siuIen Coushlin. Left on bases-I1e-
troir Q. New York First hnse halis-oG Eu-
banks ? or Doyle, FRS, base on erTors,-Detrott
Euhsnks . struck out-By DOYLE. 2, by Euhanks. /
Passed ball-Schmidt- Time 80. UrUp!re-Sherdan
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Two-base hts-Hal'man, WaEner. A6satllshlo ia ga
mol Homo run-i'hson Sacrifice hts oeeili
Double play--Cascy. Hummcl and Jordan First base
on haIs-ON willis. !; NJ Stricklett. = struck ON -
Nv Willis .. hy Strckle' . Left on bases PITTS
burg :. brooklyn 3 First base on errors Itts6urg.
a Irooklvn /. VIA pitch-Strick'ett- Time 90
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PHILADELPHIA. 3; ST. LOUIS. 0

Philadeipha 20 / o N3 s i
ST Louis.......O 0 o 0 o 0 o /
batteries Philadelphia. Waddcll and Schreck. St
and Hurst.
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AMHERST BEATS PENNSYLVANIA
Corkran's Wild Throw in Ninth Inning Cost
Quakers the Game.

Amherst, Mass. June l0.-Amherst defeated Tn.
University OF Pennsylvania at baseball here to-day
by a score of 10 T. in a rather slow and rapgad
game. Danehy the game for Amherst IN the
ninth inning By hitting safe. stealing second and
coming home on Corkrans wild throw ~
IWlttman pitched good game for Pennsvlvapta
striking 81 out nine men, but his support was poor
The score by innings follows 'O0'
Arbr. RHE
fehhsyIVania .....'......O 0 l o. 5
tatteries-Amhurst. Mcclure and Henry; Penn
sylvania Whitman and Brown LII
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EASTERN LEAcuE {
STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL

At Wilkes-Barre-Wilkes-B Barre. ]; Binghamton. O.
Az scranton-scranton. 4; Syracuse (ten IN
nings).
At Gloversville-GloversvilIe 8; Troy, /
At Utica-Albany. 8: Utica /
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YANKEES TURN TABLES.
Use Their Bats to Good AdTantage
and Beat Detroit Easily.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit a New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
St Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago Washington.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 8: Detroit. 8.
Cleveland. 5 Boston, o.
Chicago. 2; Washington, 1.
Philadelphia 3; st. Louis o.
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CHICAGO, 2: WASHINGTON. !.

At Washington r II.
W -..shkE on'' 20 Q Q Q ! Of :
Batteries-Chicago Walsh and Sullivan Wash
ington, Hughes and Heydon. Umpire-O Loughlin
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CLASS A
EASTERN LEAGUE.
MES TO-DAY.

Buffalo Jersey City
Toronto Baltimore.
Rochester Newark
Montreal Providence.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Buffalo. 4: Jersey City @
Baltimore 81 Toronto, L.
Newark, 4; Roch I
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THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT
GIANTS SCORE At WILL.
Pile Up Eight Runs in Second In
ming against st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAM

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York n Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn q PittSbu-E.
Boston Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York st. Louis ..
Pittsburg IA; Brooklyn, g.
Chicago VS.. Philadelphia (rain).
Cincinnati Boston (pOstpOued).
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At Boston r. II +
Cleveland ..............O Q o 3 % 70 o
Boston .......,..........0 0 0 0 % .
Batteries Cleveland Liebhardt and Clarke: Ros-
Evans.
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Baseball. To-day, 4 r NJ American L.aru. p.,L :
n, K. Americans w, Detroit
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Gravesend Racing Summaries.

WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
upward; I'D
Ia IN
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for two-year-olds; 81. 200

a NDARD STAKES; for three
J. $1,000 added. One and one
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aIket
always eaturs Flower Queen ksy
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l ST RACE--For three ear-olds and upT
Il l:l04s. Wilmer blk T. by Kinley Mac