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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
WANDERER ".
WINS SWEEPSTAKES

A race which closed the yacht racing
season OF 1907 took place yesterday atter-
noon I'm Narragansett bay. when a sweep
stakes event was held which was open TO
all OF the yachts OF the several clubs
along the bay, and though the wind was
light the event was most Interesting
one. and the well-known craft, the Wan
derer ", covered herself with glory and
showed herself one of the fastest yachfs
afioat, that Is In locaf waters.
During the season there has been some
exceptionally keen competition among
the several yachtsmen, and the Wander
er " was barred at the first of the sea
son because. undoubtedly of her speed.
Yesterdays race. however, being
sweepstakes event. II was permissiple Tor
her TO enter. and accordingly Harvey
Flint had her at the line when the time
came for starting. In addition TO TINS
yacht there was the Peri III, owned by
W. j. Rocks: the Sigma III, owned by
Fred Furbush; the Medric III. owned by
w. l.. Frost and the Setsu. j. Allen Buff
fngton.
The start OF tho race was OF River
View. just south OF Conimicut. James
The course was from the point OF start
ing, as stated. to the gas buoy south OF
Coniuicut then TO Mount Tom buoy.
back TO the gas buoy and TO the starting
point once over the course.
The yachts got away well. with an ex-
ceptionally light wind and in this going
,She Wanderer Nv simply played with her
competitors. finishing the race 5 minutes
ahead OF the Pert III, which was second.
The Medrid III was third, IL minutes be
hind the wanderer Nv. and the Sigma
III which finished next. was 20 minutes
behind the winner. The Setsu did not
even finish.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
s. 0. PLANNING
FOR INVASION
Of JAPAN

Pttsbmrg Sept 23-While the govern
ment expose is grlling Standard OIL Of
f1cials In New York. the company Is going
ahead from Western Pennsylvania with
Its plans to extend operations TO every
part OF the world.
Its latest field for Investigation Is Japan.
Col. John j. Carter OF Titusvilie, Pa,
head OF the Carter Oil company. a Stand
ard Oil concern, Is now on his way TO
japan With a corps OF experts TO inves-
| tigate the oil fields in the mikado's en-
pire..
Col Carter sailed from San Francisco
on this mission within the past 10 days,
according to an announcement made here
last evening. On the report Of Col Car
ter and his experts will depend the policy
OF the Standard In invading the Orient.
Col. Carter Is regarded as a high autAor-
ity
The list of stockholders shown by Mr..
Tilford under questioning by Mr.. Eel-
logg Friday does not show the holdings
OF the men named in any OF the SUBJ
sidiary companies. In Western Pennsyl-
vana. eastern Ohio and West Virginia
the Standard is interested in and is be-
lieved to control a score OF corporations
whose aggregate capital runs high into
the millions.
These corporations are subsidiary con-
Germs handling the oil and gas produced
by the Standard. Many OF them have
offices In Pittsburg. to facilitate close
WprklnB drTdnBements. Inc largest con-
Germ owned by the Standard in Pitts
burg Is the National Transit company
with $25.000.0o0 capital Attached to IL
are the Eureka Pipe Lines company OF
West Virginia, which gathers oil in that
state TO deliver TO the big company, and
the Southwest Pipe Line company, which
performs similar service in this state.
In Pttsburg the Standard OIL company
owns the Peoples Natural Gas company.
1t bought this concern from j. N. Pew
several years ago. paying A,s500o for
franchises. The Peoples company sup
plies gas to the domestic consumers here
I'm competition with the pipe line COM
pany In parts of the city. The Atlantic
Refining company, another local con-
Germ, is a gold mine for the Standard
In his list of stockholders Mr.. Tilford
testified that the Charles Lockhart estate
owns $500 shares of Standard stock worth
$4,000. The Lockhart estate is also a
big shareholder in the Atlantic Refining
company. Last year this company, with
capital OF $5,0O0.000. paid dividends OF
more than $9.000.000. The South Pennsyl-
vania OIL company. the producing end
OF the standard, Is the largest company
operating in these three states
The Galena OIL company OF Pttsburg
which refines the heavy oils for lubricat-
ing purposes. has figured in public before
Railroad officials have testified before the
| interstate commerce commission that
they were at the mercy OF the Galena
company. being compelled 10 buy all en-
gfne oils from II. II was also hinted that
the railroads dodge the question of re-
batting by paying the Galena company
| enormous prices for its oil, the big profits
taking the place OF the rebates I'm olden
| days.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
RUSSAL-BR|GGS BOUT {.
TUESDAY At CHELSEA

The boxing show at Chelsea. Mass.
Tuesday night looks like whirlwind mill,
with Jrnk Russell OF Philadelphia ana
Jimmy Briggs OF Chelsea the principals
I'm the main event
somc claim that INK Is the greatest
lightweight that has ever been turned
out In PhT1adeTphfa, ana n tnt only one
outside of owen Zieeler who has evor
given perfec; saiisfsetion In contests over
six rounds.
Russell Is a natural fighter and Is only
satisfied when wading I'm and exchanging
wallops with an adversary. He Is OF the
same type OF boxer as Briggs.
The semi-nnal brings together Henry
Myers OF Boston and Young NJ rray or
Lynn. two Of the best bantams In the
Bay state
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
WEEK At H|[LSGROVE
THEN 70 NOONSOCKET

There will be races at the Hillsgrove
and Woonsocket tracks coming right after
the Brockton fair races, the Hillsgrove
meeting commencing Tuesday, Oct, s. with
a five days card and Woonsocket having
the Following week
The Hillsgrove meeting Is under the
management of j. f. Letendre. 325 Main
street. Woonsocket. who is acting as sec
retary, and associated with aim is Mr..
Kane. n well-known horseman OF the
Blackstone Valley
The full card for the Hillsgrove meet
ing is as follows:
Tuesday, 2:i7 pace, 2:29 trot and 2:23
pace; Wednesday, 2:li trot. 2:3o pace and
223 trot; Thursday. 2:26 tr0t. 2:20 pace
and 2:1i pace; Friday. free-for-all pace,
2:20 trot and 2:27 pace: Saturday, 2:17 trot
and 2:3O trot.
All races are for $500 purses. best three
In five and the meeting should draw
many New. England horsemen who will
race at Brockton fair.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
Borah's Trial Begins

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 23.-Unlted States
Senator william Il. Borah. who acted as
one OF the principal prosecutors for the
state OF Idaho at the recent trial OF W.
liam ID. Haywood. secretary OF the West
ern Fedeostsca IS ALnsrs. VIII he placed
on trial today I'm the Federal court.
charged with conspiring 10 defraud tho
government out Of title OF 1920 acres OF
Idaho timber land.
Twelve other persons have been indicted
with Senator Borah. but he will be the
first 20 face the jury. having demanded a
trial prior to the time he shall present his
credentials as a senator next December
in Washington.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
LAST LAP OF EASTERN LEAGUE RACE
is 0N--GRAYS BATTLING WITH B|S0NS

Both pitchers were on their jobs In the
second game and kept the hits pretty
we'll down. Vowinkle was sent in 10 stop
the winning streak Of the home bunch
and succeeded thereby gaining the honor
OF being the first pitcher to administer
a defeat TO the Grays since they came
home from their trip abroad. He pitched
a magnificent game and famed six OF
the Grays.
In the last half OF the first inning Nc
Connell grounded TO Mattress and Lord
followed him with a beautiful drive for
three sycks Poland tried hard 10 hit the
sphere out of reach OF a Buffalo outheld-
er, but the best he could do was TO boom
tall one into the hands of SehifHf- IN
centre. II was as good as hit, how
ever for Lord reached the plate on the
throw-in Chadbourne attempted TO keep
the good work up, but he hit the breeZes.
The Herd evened the score In the sec
ond. Murray smashed out single into
the territory patrolled by Phil Poland
and Smith sent up n fly which Peterson
copped. Mcconnell then banged out
three-base hit which sent Murray across
the rubber. Barry settled down ana made
Hill shoot one at Lord. which that worthy
whipped over to first.
The strain was beginning TO tell on
Barry. The run which came I'm the sixth,
however was due TO the errors which
Peterson and Abstein made. White sin
gled through short and Murray dropped
one In front OF the plate. Peterson was
right after the leather and heaved IL at
Murray, striking him i'm the back. White
took third on the error and came home
sli1rt while after when Abstein fell from
grace. II was Barry who repaired the
however. for he put the next
three men out on hits to the inhelders.
The next run for the erd, and the one
which clinched the game, came In the
eighth inning. Ryan walked and Vowin-
kle sacrificed him TO second Mattress
made the second out OF the inning. when
Peterson got under a foul fly of his bar,
which struck the netting. II was ac-
by the fans that II was the
best catch OF the day schirm, who fol-
lowed Mattress at bat. drew passsand
White also walked, filling the bases. Pc
terson then let one OF Barry's benders
slip through him and Ryan scored. The
next man famed and the Herd was let
down with one run for the inning Score;
(First Camel.
PROVIDENCE
alb. lib. po. a. G.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
THOMAS CHAMBERS DIED
ALONE IN BASEMENT

Thomas Chambers, n colored man, q
years old. was found dead In his base
ment tenement at so East Transit street
yesterday afternoon by Capt. Cannon and
Inspector Lyons OF Station 3. The old man
had succumbed TO heart disease, probably
during Saturday.
Chambers had been living alone for some
time and for several months had been
supported largely by charity, the Sunshine
club doing much for the old man. He had
been unable 10 work because OF III health.
Ctambers was for many years sexton
OF the Church OF the Saviour and before
that had been employed by several fami-
lies on tie East Side. He is,said TO have
relatives In Uxbridge.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
STRIKES AND SPAPeS

Two bowling leagues roll this week.
The City league series will occur to-
morrow evening. The Infantry Hall win
roll at Thornton. O'Gorman's Palace at
East Providence, weybosset at Imperial.
Bullock's Temple OF Amusement at Ran
dali square. and Music Hall at Central
alleys.
In the Home Circuit league. Infantry
Hall rolls at the Weybosset alleys this
evening, O'Gorman's Palace at Music
Hall Wednesday evening. and Bullocks
Temple OF Amusement at the Elmwood
alleys on Friday evening.
Finn and Neither are the leaders In the
O'0orman handicap tournament with
team total OF 6s1 pins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
First Camel
FUuDACK N MDONALD
MAY Be OUT 0F GAME

Coach Robinson's most serious problem
at Brown will be to develop new quar-
terback TO fill the gap left by Schwartz
AS there arc several fighting for that po-
sition, at least one or two OF the right
calibre ought to be CLEANED.
The selection OF the team will be made
from the following: Left end. Capt. Pryor;
left tackle. Kirley and Sedler: left guard,
Westervet and Cobb: centre. Conklin !;
guard, Ayler, Racquet and Robbins; right
tackle, Hazard and Round; right end.
Smith, Swain. Honiss, Colby and Harti-
gan; quarterback, Denne, Tukesbury.
Bunting, Morrison. O'Connor, ONeill and
Hollen: left half-back. Mayhem, Alger
and Meader: right half-back Tinkham;
fullback, Mcdonald, Bushnell and Ellis.
There is a raft of material in the en-
tering class that ought to form team
good enough TO make the Varsity hustle.
Several 200-pounders and other prep
school stars are Jenny and Smith. from
Klmball union whitley and Bingham.
from suffield: Rankin OF Asbury Park.
Aspinwal from Pawtucket. Corp OF Provi-
dence, Sullivan, Sherwin and Kelly of
Gushing Academy.
Nearly all of these weigh 200 and over.
Whitley Is a big man. 6 feet inches, aid
Is exceedingly fast He plays centre and
will probably be as stif an opponent as
Conklin will face all the fall While these
men are not eligible this year, they mean
much toward the development or the
Varsity.
Mcdonald. the strongest candidate for
full-back, has developed a case of athletic
hearth and II is doubtful II he will be
able to play this fall His loss will be a
blow. for II was his line bucking and
punting that saved the team more than
once last year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
BALANCE
OF $265,000

Chicago. Sept. 2a-The report of the
T. essurer OF the American Baseball asso-
citation. read at special meeting OF the
organisation yesterday. showed balance
OF more than s2s5.oco for the seasons
work. Columbus. which will be awarded
the pennant, was given permission to
play series OF six games with Toronto.
winners OF the Eastern League champion
ship. The first games will he played In
Columbus.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
ROCHE CHOSEN AS REFEREE

Big Bill squlres viii have another
chance 10 show the fight fans what he
can do in the line OF slugging. as he and
Jack (Twin) Sullivan will clash at Croft
froths Mission street Arena. San Fran
ciEoo, on Sept. -. in a 3-round contest.
The articles OF agreement call for
straight Marquis OF Queensbury rules,
and the boxers are 10 receive 80 per cent
OF the receipts, which will be divided 90
per cent 10 the winner and 10 per cent to
the loser Billy Roche was selected as
referee. Croffroth VIII stage the fight in
the afternoon
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
SCRAP OVER joe KELLY

The Boston National league club has
sent check for 5000 to- tho Toronto club
to ooyer ,hs drafting price OF Manager
Joe Rellay. The president os the Toronto
club Is hopping mad over the drafting or
tho clubs manager and just as soon as
President Pat Powers OF the Eastern
league returns home he promises 10 raise
row over Il and stir up ell the minor
leassie clubs and see II legislation cannot
be obtained 20 prevent the drafting OF a
former majo- Lacquer from minor lraSle
ub. unless he is willing TO 60.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
MATINEE RACES H
H|uSGROVE THURSDAY

The matinee Thursday at tho Hillsgrove
track has received sufficient entries 20
insure the filling OF all classes. Entries
close Tuesday night for the following
classes; 2:9o trot or pace, 2:so trot and a
cup free-for-all. owners TO drive. Races
are half-mile heats. best three In five. the
first two for $50 purses with entrance 81,
and the moneys $25. SIS and $40.
William T. Parker and Capt Lewis Til
linghast are at the helm OF the matinee
and the former will serve as starter The
Judges will consist OF William J. Pierson,
Dr. Charles r. Wood and l.. s. Grant.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
YOUTHFUL HUNTERS
WERE ARRESTED

A trio of hunters was arrested yester-
day afternoon In Auburn. The nimrods
are youths from the Plain street section
OF this city and the place which they had
selected as the scene OF their endeavors
was the shore OF Fenner's pond. Auburn.
AS IL is against the law TO shoot birds
here at this time OF the year the three.
who We're seen by n constable. were taken
and locked up I'm short order.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
ROY ROCK TO WED

Roy Rock. one OF the fastest OF Eastern
league shortstops and every bit OF him
Gray. Is engaged 20 wed Miss Evelyn
Sweet. a belle OF Centredale next Mon
day.
IL was year ago yesterday that fs~tk
injured his knee In a Sunday game at
Rocky Point with the Pittsburg team.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
MOTHER AND TWO BABIES
WERE BURIED TOGETHER

The funeral of Mrs. Bridget NJ Bau-
man, who died a few days ago under cir
cumstances that led TO the arrest OF the
woman who was engaged to nurse her.
was held yesterday.
Mrs. Bauman was buried in st. Xav-
ier's cemetery and in the same grave
were laid her two babies. whose death.
IL is said. was caused by the nurse who
killed the mother.
IL is curious to note that notwithstand-
Ing the fact that Mrs. Palmer. the nurse.
is held I'm Jail. charged with causing the
death of the three. they were buried
without an autopsy being performed to
determine the cause of their death.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
PEnHiHT FOR ALBANY

Albany. y. T., Sept. s.-Ths New Yors
State league closed a successful season
yesterday. According 70 the unofficial
standing. Albany wins the pennant after
ore of TIE most exciting finishes IN the
history ~ the league. Bcranton, which
I2f tt~ Lad for several weeks. IN second.
Lu>s n third and Troy fox<s-~
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

The Providence Blues defeated the Ev-
erett eleven on the Reservoir avenue
grounds Saturday aftrnoon by the small
margin OF four runs. The batting OF
Metcaf and Shaw for Providence and OF
Murray and Thorp for Everett was good
Armitage and Smith bowled In fine shape
for the victors
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
3,
NEWARK 7

Newark, N. j.. Sept. 2s-Rain began
falling in the ninth inning OF yesterdays
game, and in consequence only the first
half OF the double-header was played.
Dopey playing by the Sailors enabled the
Maple Leafs to win IL. The defeat Will
likely cost the locals place in the first
division. all hopes for third place having
been blighted by the Montreals. The score: :
TORONTO.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
FIVE BOYS HELD FOR IS
ROBBERY OF STATION

Willimantic. Conn. Sept. 23..-Five Mas
Eachusetts boys are being held here by
the local police on the charge Of robbing
Merrows station on the Central Vermont
railroad. about II miles from this place.
They are Robert Burns, 16, OF Charles
street, Boston; Thomas Burns, IA OF So
school street. Boston; John Gaimsher' !s
OF Chsrlestswn: Cornelius Mckay of
Chsriestown. and Michael weich OF Bos-
ton
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
III Man Hurt by Fall

John Murphy. 20 years old. living at 40
North Main street. was taken il on
Chestnut street near clifford street. yes-
terday afternoon. and was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital He received sew
eral slight cuts about the face His con-
dition was not considered serious and ha
was later discharsaA
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
MAGIC HAIR STAIN

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. i69 fremont street. Bos-
ton. IL Is simple. safe and easily ap-
piled: contains no lead poisons: use
IL once and you will never use any
other. BLANDING a. BLANDING, 81
weybosset street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
|NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSI
CUBS NEED
ONE MORE

Chicago. Sept. 23.-Chicago and Boston
broke even yesterday afternoon. Chicago
won the first game. s to 7. making their
hundredth victory OF the season. Chicago
needs TO win only one more game TO make
the pennant secure. The se|nd game
yesterday was limited TO seven Innings, by
a alireernent gcorea.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

Runs-Poland. Abstein--2. stolen bases
Schirm, Murray. Two-base hits-Abstein,
Crawford, Poland. Three-base hit-Chad-
bourne. Batter hit-By Tozer- Peterson
Double play--Barry 10 Mcconnell 10 Abb
stein Passed balls-Peterson 2. Time
III 4Om Umpires- and Owens.
(Second Game).
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

Runs-Edgecomb 4. Fisher 2, Murray g.
Solomon 3, Shippee 2. Bliss q Walker. Ben
oft. Sacrifice hits-St John 2, Murray.
Stolen base-Murray Two-base hts-Ship-
pee 2. First base on balls-Off Mccarthy
3; off Hanley /. Left on bases-Anthony,
Olneyville Independents. Double plays
McCann DO Trainor to Bison; Bliss TO
Murray. Passed balls-McGuigan 3. Time
-2h. Ism. Umpire Byrnes.
BRISTOLS s, HOWARD HILLS q
The Bristols defeated the Howard Hills
yesterday afternoon at Rockland by a
score of 8 to 2, giving them the deciding
game Of the series which these teams have
played.
Cages hitting and Kings pitching for
Bristol were the features, while the pitch
ing and stick work of e. Howard of the
Howard Hills was starry.
Next Sunday the Brstols play at An
thony. The Bristols was a game In Bris-
tol for next Saturday and an away from
home game for Saturday, Oct. 8, the Per-
severance team of Woonsocket or the
Manville nine preferred. Address. stating
guarantee, to Fred La Fontaine 81 Frank
lin street, bristol r. I.
TOOLEvILLES 3, RAINBOws 2.
A great game OF ball was witnessed by
a crowd of 900 on the Charles street
grounds Saturday. In which the Rainbows
met defeat through the great pitching Of
Matt Reilley. 1t took 13 innings to de-
strong game. The Tooleville team put up
good game Byron Simmons and Antle
did some good stick work. Next Satur-
day the same teams meet again
ELMS 10. WOODVILLE g.
In heavy-hitting game. in which both
pitchers were batted hard. the Elms de-
feated the Woodvile team by the score
OF 10 TO 2 Saturday. The batting OF Nc
Cam was a feature.
Innings .......... 2 3
Elms ..............0 o 4 o 2 % 0-1O
Woodvilles ........0 1 o 0 1 o o o o. 2
Hfts-Elms IL, Woodville 13. Errors
Elms 2. Woodville g. Batteries-Carson and
o'Malley for Elms: Mccarthy and Nc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

Exhibition game at Columb0s. c.--Co-
iumbus tAmerioan association), Is, rs. 2:
Brooklyn tNationaD. 6. 10. s.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
Slight Fire in Cellar

Hose 4, AZ $40 last evening. was called
20 the house at 40 North Main street
occupied by John Rubin. to extinuush a
ANAL IRE in the cellar.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

Runs-White. Murray. Ryan-3; Lord
l. Sacrifice hits-Murrny Vowinkle. Three
base on balls-Off Barry 5. Struck out
Rx NoHzinkle G: by Barry 4 Batters hit
BY Barry-Schirm, White. Passed ball
Peterson. Time-lh. 15m. Umpires-Sul-
liyan and Owens.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
(First Game.)

.sfN6fNNATI4-e, NEW YORk-9-l---
Cincinnati. Sept 23.--Cincinnati tried
two new pitchers against New York yes
terday afternoon and won both their
games. Spade OF Atlanta held the visitors
TO four hits and no runs In the first game.
The lone tally scored by New York was
due to slow fielding on hit to centre
Bresnahan was benched in the first game
for objecting 10 a called strike The Sec
ond game was limited to seven innings
by agreement. Scores:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23

Sumes IOOuy.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NO GAMES YESTERDAY.
American League Standing.

Games Today.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
ANTHONY is, OI.NEYVILLE IND. q

The Olneyville Independents tourneyed
to Anthony yesterday and lost by the
score OF Is to 0. the home team batting
Mccarthy and Hanley all over the lot.
while Bliss was a puzzle 10 the visitors.
Next Sunday the Anthonys will meet the
Bristols. Attendance 1000
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
(First Game.

ST. LOUIS 10, PHILADELPHIA 40
st. Louis, Sept. 23.-Philadelphia lost the
first game yesterday. TO 4, and went nine
innings to a scoreless tic in the second,
which was called on account OF darkness.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Providence 2-f. Buffalo 0-3.
Toronto 3, Newark 2.

Games Today.
Buffalo at Providence.
Toronto at Newark.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Montreal at Baltimore.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-23
COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR;
CONTESTS
BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdny's Results.

Cincinnati i-2, New York OIL.
st. Louis 20. Philadelphia 40.