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Hughes Driven Out.

Long Tom Hughes lasted just one in
ming in the second game. Three hits and a
couple OF errors Melted the Yankees three
runs and then "Southpaw" Graham was
sent in TO stop them. He opened his ca
r"er with a triple, and this agonized
Hogs that he returned the compliment In
tn second inning by landing on one of
Gr,ham's nice ones for home run In the
fl:lh the Yankees pat the game well out of
danger by driving In four more runs
Tn" Nationals scored their first two runs
granting -four passes Hoffman;s ratrh 81
lijrkmau.s long Fly. in which Ganlcy was
doubled. pulled Hogg out of the pending
disaster BY punching four hits in the
ciEn'n the Nationals got away with two
rllrr runs
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MARTIN DOYLE WINS
STAKE AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. N. Y, July 2.-Maftin Doyle
was in a soft spot in the Dominion stake
at kenilworth Park yesterday afternoon.
With Ellicott and John J. Rogers scratched
there was nothing to the mile affair but the
horse with the Irish name. Lotus Eater
and Polly Prim were the other starters
Martin Doyle closed at 3 to }. and won
easily Lotus Eater taking the place with
out trying from Polly Prim. which finished
six lengths away.
Yesterday was Canadian day at Kenil-
worth and the Dominion was worth $500.
1t was race for three-y ear-ods and up
ward. arranged in honor of the visitors.
Hundreds of them were at the track
There We're some surprises on today
card. The first developed in Nancy, in the
first race, distance five and half fur
longs. Nancy closed at to l. and won
under a drive from Right and True. the
favorite. Uncle Toby, closing at as good as
10 to l. captured the second race. five fur
longs. from Banyah, Barney Schneider $
tWo-year-old.
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Defeat OF EDWIN P. LARNED
MIDDLE STATES TENNIS TOURNA-
MENT OPENED.
Raymond D. Little Proves to Be at the
Top Of His Game-Dean Mathey
in Rare Form.

MOUNTAIN STATION, N J.. July q
Play began in the singles of the Middle
States lawn tennis championship tourna-
ment yesterday on the courts of the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club. The winner will seek to
wrest the title from William A. Larned.
The class of the entry list held its own
during the first day, with the exception of
Edwin P Larned. who was defeated by
N. w. Niles of Boston in straight sets, at
81. Go. Raymond D. Little. the interna-
tionalist. proved to be at the top of his
game. His drives for the lines AMI mis- vol
!ey.ng shots came off with a snap that car
ried MIN through two contests without APP
Parent effort. In the first he defeated Her
bert L. Westfall despite the pucky clay
Of the latter. at GO, 6-1 later defeating F.
". Cole OF ,nnsylvania by the Sc of
G-1, G-3.
Dean Mathey. Il q youngster VINO A,r the
Piinceton int lsc holastic. was in rare form.
He was fast at the net and defeated William
Watson of Orange. 60, 90. Charles NJ.
Bull, jr., the Crescent Athletic CIID cham
p.on. won his first match easily ayaiEs. =.
L.. Wyeth. The draw for the Other events
will be made today. and the" will be s. art I'd
."rorrow. The summary follows:
Middle states mems championship singles-First
round-R. II. Palmer. Rdgewood. from L. W.
Leonard: Iongwood Cricket Club. Boston. by de
fault; g. W Niles, Niles L'nswoo4 Cricket CLUB. Bos-
Eugene Dixon. Orange, defeated Clarence Pell.
Iii hmond County. 2-6. 6-3. 60. Second round
Dean Mathey Elizabeth Town and Country. de-
feated William Watson, Orange, g 60; C. +.
mont Cricket, Philadelphia. 6-3. 6-l; 7. B..
Souther. orange, defeated stephen Young. Orange.
Club. defeated G. Lorraine Wyeth New York.
Ct, Cd; r. II. Palmer. Rdgewood. defeated H.
Bertram, Orange. Go, GO: Frederick c. Inman
West Side. defeated Waller A. Hazard. Plainield
e. 90: F. W. Cole. University of Pennsylva-
mia. defeated q. H. Montgomery. Siwanoy 81.
6-l; Raymond D. Little. West Side. defeated
Herbert l.. Westfall. New York 50. 6-1. Third
round Ray mond ID. Little West Side defeated +.
W. Cole, University of Pennsylvania. ca. 6-3.
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DRAWINGS FOR THE
YIN. C. A. TENNIS TOURNEY

The drawings in the tennis tourney for
the championship of the Young Mems
Christian Associa ton at the Mount Pleasant
courts last evening resulted as follows: w.
s. Wiley VS.. Carl Sheppard. c. G. Heylmun
vs.. Sidney Paige, II. T. Winfield vs. J. D.
Dodson, f. V. Mueller VS.. w. c. Hill,
George Williams Ross Mclean, H. H.
Mowry VS.. J. NJ. Jameson, D. II. Smith VS..
F. L. TarboX and R. NJ. Brown vs. F.. NJ.
Van Hoesen. Clarence Wiley will play the
winner of the Williams Mclean bout, and
II. /. Terrell will meet the winner of the
Mueler-Hill match.
The contestants are evenly matched, and
the courts are in fine condition.
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JAKE WELLS PLANS
TO END ROWDYISM

RICHMOND. Va. July Jake Wells.
president of the Virginia Base Ball League,
has called meeting of the franchise hold
ers for tonight to consider the cases of
several players who are alleged to have
been guilty of playing rowdy ball. 70 Win
Clarke manager-player of the Roanoke club.
will be charged with assaulting Umpire
Byron.
Second Baseman Rutland of the Norfolk
club will be tried for assaulting Umpire
Staunton.
Wells says that the managers and play
ers in the Virginia League might well
understand right now that rough playing
will not be tolerated.
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GRIFFITHS KNOCKED OUT IN
SECOND ROUND BY LEWIS

NEW YORK. July 2.-The National
Sporting Club gave it's final show of the
season last night. On account of many
members being out of the city at their
summer homes the club will be closed until
October,
The chief bout of the night was ten
round contest between Harry Lewis of
New York and Billy Griffiths of DAYTON.
In the first round Lewis felt his man ont
and 1t was easy to be seen that he was the
stronger man, although Billy was clever
The finale came In the second when Lewis
put Grifiths to the boards for the count
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DATES FOR WESTWARD HO
GOLF CLUB ASSIGNED

CHICAGO, July 2.-Ju'y 22. % and "a are
the dates assigned to the Westward Ho Golf
Club by the Western Golf Association for
the holding of the junior golf championship
tournament. Thirty-two will qualify in two
flights of sixteen each for the match play
for two cups. 1nasmuch as the junior cham
pionshp. for bona fide junior members of
all United States golf association clubs Ia
something new. the promoters have decided
TO make 1t national and will endeavor TO
bring juniors from eastern clubs for the
competition.
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WASHINGTON AND STANFORD
WILL SEND FIGHTS EAST

WORCESTER. Mass. July 2-Edward
NJ Hawes manager of athletics at the
University of Washington, in letter from
Seattle to a friend here declared the in
tention of Washington next year to be rep
resented by two crews at the big Pough-
keepsie college regatta. Halves also says
there Is strong likelihood that Leland
Stanford will enter a crew for the regatta
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WRIGHT AND BEHR WIN
IN DOUBLES IN LONDON

LONDON. July IDEALS c. Wright and
Karl H. Behr. Americans. yesterday de-
feated A w. Gore and Roper Barrett in the
doubles championship by 3 to 20 The
scores were SO. 90. 6-1 ca and CO
The Americans rallied in a wonderful
manner, after being two sets down Wright
especially recovered his form and COM
pletely baffled his opponents.
There was particular interest in the out
come. as the four players are to meet in
the contest for the Davis cup.
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st. Peters and St. Vincent's played tie
game at Olympic Park yesterday. the score
at the end Of the sixth inning being to g.
st. Peters started off strong. getting
three runs across the plate in the first in
ming to st. Vincents one. but in the
fourth inning Manager Turner's boys
opened up on Madden. the St. Peters
twirler. and batted in four runs, which
put them ahead. Three hits coupled with
several errors. Melted St. Peters two luns
in the fifth inning and tied the score.
The features were the batting of Moffitt,
Turner, Dampier and Marceron and
catch of difficult foul fly, which Moff1tt
captured after running into the wire back
fh,. plafa Tho cooro.
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In the fourth inning. Gordon. who has
been pitching a steady game. was raped
tor q single and q double This was fol-
lowed by two errors by Carr and a mum by
Dusanne. Gordon was then knocked out
Of the box by four clean singles. Total.
seven runs. Bryan flung them over for the
remaining FIVE innings and allowed but one
run.
Murray maintained his strike-out record
by tanning eleven, Bryan succumbing three
times,
Sutton drove out pair of doubles to his
favorite spot, left center, and also got a
single. Doyle led his team with the stick
three singles
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A change in the Sunday School League
standing was effected yesterday afternoon.
when Ninth defeated Bethany and thereby
jumped into second place and the latter
team had to fall back to third place. Score.
) to /.
Inability to connect with the mastery
pitching of Gray is what caused the defeat
of Bethany. but two safetes being made
off him. .Newgent also pitched excellent
ball for seven innings. but in the eighth he
was solved for three bingles. which netted
bo ufppars MANY tallieS Tho srOre.
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POTASH WINS THE
FEATURE AT LATONIA

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July Potash, the
favorite, easily won the steeplechase handi-
cap. over the club house course. at Latonla
yesterday. Saul was second and Pete Vine
gar third. Partisan Model finished first In
the third event easily, but was disqualified
for fouling. Calabash. starter In the sixth
event ran away two miles shortly before
the race and was withdrawn. Track fast.
Summarizes:
First race, five furlongs-Elder, l07 (CrimminsD,
to 1, won; Albert FAM, 107 PickrnsD. o to 2.
second: Royal Chance. 10 q. Iee,. to 2, third
Time 1.O2 2-3. Lep t;odchaux, Frank LAWYER, DIR,
Simrnll. Belarius. Headhyer. T. c. Widrfs and
Al Smith also
Second race. six acknowledgements. 102 Mar
Uontinued an E'ourteanth Pasal
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Totals ..-.. -.-..... 10 Ii IL - 10
'Battrd Tor ke"fe In the seventh inning
WaShinSi"n. ...-...... ! o o liz
New York ..--...-,... ID q 4 a a N -,
Two base hits-thase. Drth. Delrhauty Hickman
anu Jones Home run GSnley. Hits on Orth
]" In nVe and two-thirds innings; OF Kaefe 4 i'm
two and oue-thirl innings: of Falkenherr q I'm
four and two-thlrtis innings: on Smith u in four
Innings Sacrifice hit-Hunman stolen bases
flymrr, DelrhHnty AltiIer and Conroy Double
plays Conroy 10 Chase: Delehanty to Hickman
Lett ON hases-W sshington. o: New York &
First base on bslls-On Ortiz .: OF Keefr l. OF
Iaikrnherg. l. on smith. /. First base on errors
Washington, ?. New York. .. Hit by pItcher-By
kitson. / ny Falkenberg /. Struck out-By Ortiz
.. hy kit-on, !; ny Falkenberg l. by Smith q
Passed balls -iieydon. =. Umplres-Slessrs. Hurst
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Big Bicycle Road Race july

The fifty-mile road cycling race for the
cha mpionship Of the United States and
Canada will be run July 4. and the large
number OF entries indicates that this event
is growing in popularity each year The
contest will be over the Valley Stream
course on Long Island starting at 9 am
from Vests Hotel Entries have been re-
ceived from the New England states and as
far west as Chicago. The prizes will be
many and valuable. consisting of high grade
bicycles, gold watches and silver tea sets
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RuSs-Stone Spencer. Flick. O'Brcn. Stova'.
Birmingham. Clarke Two base hits-Clarke.
Stoval. Pickering t2,, Three-base hts-Stoval.
OBricn. Stone. Home runs-Flick Clarke Sacrl-
flee hits Iitnchman Miles, Wallace. Double plays
-Lajoie and Stoval; O'Brien. I.ajoie and Stoval.
Left on bases-St. Louis. 81 Cleveland, 3. Bases
on balls-Thielman l: Dncen. I. Hit by pitched
ball-By Thielman. Spencer. Struck out-By Din
cen, l. by Thiclman. ). Passed ball-Spancer.
Wild pitch-n lehman. Cmprcs-Messrs. Evans
and Connolly Time of game-1 hour and 4s min
utes.
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Two-base hits-Marceron. Turner GU. Lewis Hub
bard. Sacrifice hits-Langiey. Spaulding. BAILEY.
Stolen lases-Malloy. Frye. f. Colifower t2,. Mad
den. Ti"rney;. Mofftt... Double play-Madden to
Dampier to Frye. Left bases-St. Peters. 4;
St vncents. 6. First base halls-On Madden
2: OF DALEY. 5. First base crrors-St. Peters
l; St Vlncent's 3. Hit by pitched ball-Bailey.
Struck Guilty. Madden 8: by Daley s. Passed
balls-Frye %, Mofitt Wild pitch-Daey. Time
Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpre-Mr.
Buckley.
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Three base hit-tIraham Home run-HOgg. Hits
on Hughes. In inning; OF Graham. In
seven innings. Stolen bases-Elberfed ~, Chase,
Williams. Jones Double plays-Honman. Fiber
field and Williams: Jones and Hickman. Left on
on bas-On Hogg. o: OF Graham. ,. First base
on errors-W ashington. 1: New York. 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Graham. 2. Struck out-By Hogg. !;
by Graham. ,. Impires- Messrs Stafford and
Hurst. Time of game-l hour and 80 minutes.
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Riverdale Defeats Bladensbure.

Bladensburg was easily defeated last
evening by Riverdale on the latter's
grounds The visitors started well, but
their pitcher weakened in the third letting
in six runs. The feature of the game was
the pitching of Raybold for the home team
The game was called in the fifth on account
of darkness. Score by innings:
Bladensburg. Recommendations. 2 1 0 O. 8
Hfyeruule. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z q XII
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Sox Defeat Tigers.

CHICAGO ILL.,. July 2-Chicago won from
Detroit yesterday, to . Errors bases on
balls and Doughertys hitting figured large
ly in the result. Davis was knocked I'M
conscious when he and Dougherty collided
in the fifth. but resumed play. The score:
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American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Grifflth:s Yankees
yesterday gave the Washingtons two drub-
bnGs. The locals took the first game after
a desperate uphill fight, 16 to Is. while in
the second they had the lead all the time
and won. to L.
The dual event lasted five long hours and
dinners were cold before the fans could
reach home, but the crowd stood by to the
finish. 1t was one of the largest gather
ings of so-called fanatics that has been
seen on the hilltop Monday in many \
day
There have been smuggling matches ever
since base ball started. but not since Cap"
Arson was learning the game have there
been many which would equal the first af-
fair Thirty-seven hits. including a home
run and six doubles, were pounded out.
which with nine errors and a few passes,
melted a total of thirty-one runs.
This game was another proof of the game
ness of the Highlanders. Washington was
50 far away in the lead that the Yankees
could only see Cantlllons dust twice dur
ing the game yet the Yankees refused to
be beaten. and twice came back gamely.
cutting down the lead. and then in the
ninth batted in the four runs needed to
win.
The second victory for the Yankees was
due largely to the manner in which Hogg
kept the National sluggers guessing and
To the magnificent support which he re-
Ceived in the outer garden. The outtield
had twelve putouts and two assists to its
credit, and Hoffman, Conroy and Keeler
did some really great work in handling the
flies
Conroy made several beautiful catches.
but his running one-handed nab of Alti-
game the star bit of his work. He
doubled up Perrine by a fine throw to
Chase.
Hoffman made long running catch in
the seventh of the second game which look
ed so good for two bags that he had an
easy time making d double the play, in
spite of the fact that the ball had to be
relayed to second.
Hogg also furnished a real feature of the
second affair by batting out a home run to
deep right center. 1t nearly caused heart
failure in some quarters. as Hogg doesn't
pose as much of batter.
Ortiz Knocked Out.
The Nationals began pounding Smiling
AT Orth in the first inning of the first
game, and before Griffith called him out
of the box they had tapped him for fifteen
hits and eleven runs. He was relieved in
the sixth by Keefe. who retired the side. In
the seventh Ganley hit to right for a home
run. scoring Heydon, who had walked.
ahead of him.
Thomas was sent in to bat for keefe in
the seventh and kitSOn finished the game
Faikenberg opened for Washington. and
until the fifth inning had the Yankees
bafrrd, Three singles, Orth'S double and a
couple of errors netted the Yankees six
runs in the fifth, tying the count. and then
Falkenherg made his exit.
man with the common. ordinary name
OF Smith was sent into the box Now the
Yankees don't like To associate with Just
common folk like members of the Smith
family. SO they proceeded to pound this
gentleman numerically. Hal" Chase final
ly drove In the winning run in the ninth
with a single to left. on which Hoffman
and keelrr scored. The trick of pulling this
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Earned runs-Navy. 4; Interior. 2. Left on bases
Interior: 3; Navy; First base on hails-on Cor;
BY Gordon. 4; by Bryan s. Hits made-On Cor
don 8: of Bryan. g. Struck out.By Murray. II:
l2,. Venneman. Stolen bases-Rogers ". Sutton.
Smith. Waters. Barnhart. Carr. Double plays.
Bryan to Barnhsrt. Hit by pitcher-By Gordon. 2.
Wild ptch-Murray Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time Of
game hours and 10 minutes.
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Mclean Defeats walthour.

BOSTON. July 2.-Hugh Mclean of Chel-
sea won a twenty-five mile motor paced
bicycle race from Bobby WaIthour of At
anta. Ga, by three laps, at the Revere
track last night. McLean's time was 80
minutes az LIS seconds.
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First base by errOrs-Nlnth, T. Lett on baSes-
Bethany 5: Ninth, g. First base balls-On
Gray. =: of Newgent l. Struck out-By GIay. 9;
by Ncwgent -. Sacrifice hlts-Evans. Mcdonald
Siuckert. Stolen bsses-Shedd Stuekert. Guam
trelle, lie Mat. Double plays-Stuckert to Common
to Oiantrelle: Webb to Newgent Rider. Hit by
pitcher-By Gray, l: by Newgent. 2. Wild pitch
Newgent Passed ball -kerper. Jmpre-Mr. Hof-
man Time OF gamc-l hour and 30 minutes.
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Runs Parent. Congalton. Grimshaw. Ferris
Young. Davis TwObase hits-Ferris. Grimsha W.
Bender Three-base hit-Davis. Home run
Young Hits-Of Dygert. lin seven innings: OF
Bender, , lin one inning,. Stolen basrs-Odring
Davis. Grimshaw, Left on bascs-BostOn f. Phil
sdelpha. D. First base on bals-On Dygert 3 Hit
by pitched hall-Sullivan. Struck out-By Young.
2: by Dygert 3: by Bender. =. Wild pitch
Dygert. Cmrre-Mr. Sheridan. Time Of gume-
l hour and 40 minutes.
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At Indiana polis-Louisville. 1; indianapolis. 16.
At ST. Louis-CIeveland, 5; st. Louis. 2
At Kansas City-St. Panl, 2; Kansas City, 5.
At Milwaukee Minneapolis. 5; Milwaukee. Z.
At Tolcdo-Columbus. I: Toledo. 2.
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Runs-F. Jones %. Donohne. Davis D. Jones'
OLeary. Twobase hit-D. Jones. Sacrifice hits
Schmidt. Hahn Robe. Smith. Stolen bases
nougherty, killian Double play-Schmidt Cough
lin and Schafer. Left bases-Chicago. 8; De-
trOit. g. First base balls-On Smith 4: OF
klilian 3. Hit by ptcher-By Killian L. Struck
out-By Smith. 2: by Killan. 3. Wild pitch
Smith. Umpire-Mr. O'Loughlin. Time of GAME
hour and 45 minutes
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Athletics Fall Before Young.

BOSTON. July 2.-Philadelphia was I'M
able to score on YOungs pitching yester-
day except in the final inning, and the
home club won. 5 to 1. Dygert was hit
sharply at times and was relieved by Ben
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. The Holmeads Want Games.

The Holmeads would like to arrange
games with teams averaging nineteen years
Address Owen Harrah. 1888 18th street
northwest :
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Cleveland Defeats st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July 2.-Cleveland won yes
terday's game from st. Louis, to 2. Home
runs by Flick and Clarke were the only
features. The score.
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OTHER BASE BALL SCORES.
Eastern League.

At Buffalo. 3: Toronto. (morning
game,: Buffalo. 8: Toronto. afternoon game,.
At MOntrcal-MOntreal, f. Rochester. o.
At Baltimore. 7; Jersey city. first
gamey; Baltimore. q Jersey City. l (secOnd game).
At Providence. 8; Newark I.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
Today's game-Treasury vs.. C. and L.
Navy Outplays Interior.

Navy outplayed Interior yesterday and
broke Murray's hard-luck streak by getting
It's first victory Of the season with the
''Puncher' In the box Score. o..
very pretty game developed into a farce
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Atlantic League.
American Association.

At Brooklyn-A Allentown. 1; Brooklyn. ..
At Chester Reading 8; Chester. u fourteen In
nings)
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New England League.

At Lynn-Lyn1, 5: Lawrence. ;.
At Ha,rrtl Lowell 3; Havcrhill 1.
At New Bedford Brockton. !; New Bedford, O..
AT Fall River-Worcester. 3; Fall River. 2.
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National League Games Today.
Yesterdays National League Game

Philadelphia. 2; New York /.
New York 2: Philadelphia, o.
Brooklyn. d: Boston, 3.
Brooklyn. 3: Boston, 2
Chicago. 3: Pittsburg. 2
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Virginia League.

Lynchburg. 4: Richmond. 3.
Roanoke ); Portsmouth, 0.
Danville, l3; Norfolk, 4.
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Nationals Drop Two More
Games to the HighIanders.
PLAY IN BOSTON TODAY
Yankee Girl Wins a Close Race at
Sheepshead.
VANDERBILT CUP CONTEST
Planning to Have the Great Struggle
In New Jersey-Miss Weimer's
Success in Tennis.
American League Games Toda

American League Games Today.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit.
National League Games Today.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York ut Brooklyn.
Boston Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at PittsburG.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Tie Game in Marquette.

TOday's game-St. Martin VS.. st. Theresa.