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Two Games for nroad..

The Broad A c. will go to Railway to-
morrow afternoon and play the Railway
Field Club. The Breads will have a
strong team out, as they want to capture
this game. The lineup win be as follows:
johnson. c.; Kristen, p; German, 3b.
Lamb. S.; Van Horn, 3D.; Cadmus. 1b.;
Arnheiter. IT,; Lyons. cf.. and Gibbs, RI.
The players are to meet at p. r. r. at
las. Sunday the Breads will go to Boom
ION and play the Jersey Field Club, of
that place. August II and IS are open
dates which the Breads would like TO fill
with frst-class teams, Caldwell F. G. or
Roseville preferred. Address F.. Cadmus,
"a North Fifteenth street, East Orange.
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EMPIRE TRACK READY.
Preparations Completed for the Opening
Of the Race Meet Tomorrow.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The officers OF
the Empire, City Club gave a dinner in the
clubhouse at the Yonkers track last night.
They pointed out the variohs improve
ments that have been made preparatory
to the opening Of the race meeting to-
morrow. and showed hat the arrangements
for handling a big crowd have been COM
pleted. The track was inspected. and 1t
was the general opinion Of the horsemen
presentthatfasttime would be made. With
the new field stand there are now seating
accommodations for about 10000 persons,
while there is standing room for as many
more. If there is an overflow tomorrow
the infield will he thown open for patrons
alsofor carriages and automobiles. The
entries for tomorrow's events will be an
nouneed tonight. and from present indica-
tions there will be no lack of good horses.
In the main betting ring there will be
about seventy bookmakers, while In the
field enclosure there will be eighty at
least.
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BEDELL STILL WINNING.
Newark Cyclist Captures Big Race in
Germany,

John Bedell. one of the Newark cyclists
riding on foreign tracks. is still meeting
with success abroad. His latest victory
was in a thirty kilometre motor paced
race for the championship Of Germany, In
which the Newarker defeated William
Vain. the former title holder. In the
record time of 20 minutes.
In another race on the same date Menus
Bedell had a bad fall while going at the
rate of fifty miles an hour, a bursting tire
throwing him heavily. But for that acct
dent. the report says, he would have won
the race.
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three runs in the ninth inning, tieing the
Bisons.
Mccarthy or McCaffertyt will pitch for
Newark at Jersey City this afternoon.
Philadelphia had a chance to step into
first place in the American heague race
yesterday, but the defeat at the hands Of
Detroit sent the Athletics back to third
position. The batting of Cobb was the
Athletics undoing. He got In a triple, a
double and a single In three times up.
Charley Wagner. the Boston Americans
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ANOTHER NEWARK HORSE WINS.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 9.-Robert L.. jr.,
owned by George A. Oil, jr., of Newark.
and driven by Ike Kelley, Of the same
city. won the 2:24 trot in three straight
heatson the Parkway, tracks yesterday,
with the greatest of ease.
The Newark trotter took things easy and
did not have to exert himself to win, as
Society Baroness, who finished second, and
Prime Kohl were outclassed. In the third
heat Robert L., jr., made the fastest
time for the afternoon, covering the mile
in 2;19k.
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Providence, 3, baltimore, ?.

HALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 9.-McCloskey
and Cronin indulged in a pitchers battle
Yesterday. in which the latter came out first
best. Both men were In fine fettle. but
the Oriole twirler weakened in the ninth
inning. In this inning. with the score tied,
Poland chopped Il SAFE one toward short.
He was sacrificed to second by Absteln,
and came home with what proved the win
ming run on Duffy's safe drive to right
field. Chadbourne followed with another
single, but the next two men fell easy
victims. Roth teams played an e~rrorless
game In the field. The score:
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TO SWIM TO COMFY.
Twenty Entries for Championship Con.
test to Take Place Sunday.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-Twenty swimmers
have entered the Marathon swim of the
American Life Saving Society from the
Battery to Coney Island, which will start
at $3.50 Sunday morning. Among them are
Handy and Budd Goodwin, of the New
York Athletic Club.
The race has been sanctioned by the
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union, and 4 prize will be given
to every contestant who swims five miles
or more.
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WON HEAT. DRoppED DEAD.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Sensatfonal racing
marked the third day Of the Metropolitan
Circuit races at the Parkway Driving Club
course. Brooklyn, yesterday. Muscoot, a
bay horse. by Gloucester, owned by H. G..
Somers. of West Somers, N. Y. who had
nosed out ]. L. nodses's Crown Prince,
driven by Pitman. in the first heat Of the
2:27 class, dropped dead after the race.
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Harry Knight. the star pitcher of the
Telephone team, has given Up pitching on
account Of Illness. After the game Satur-
day. when he held the Mailing Depart
look after himself and caught cold. p.
Monahan will do the twirling while he is
on the sick list. The Plant Department
when It meets TIE Mailing Department
team. The lineup and batting order for
each team will be as follows: Plant: H.
j. Clerkin, first base: il FitzsimndonS
second base; ]. Bresnahan. left field; Doc
O'Brien, shortstop; ]. Mcclure, third base:
]. Witty, centre field; A. Welter. right
field. Mailing: Van Dusen, left field; M.
Mclaughlin. right field; Kline, catcher:
Barnes. second base; Downey. third base,
Miller, pitcher; Crowley centre field;
Brasiel. first base; Mac Chick, shortstop.
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At Lawrence-Lawrence s. New Bed
ford /.
Al acknowledgements 4, Haverhill 0.
II L~ynn-Lynn 6, Brockton 5.
New York state League
AT Binghamton-First game, Bingham
ton 4, Scranton /; second game, Scranton
/ Aibany-Albany 7, A., j. & G. 2.
At Troy-Troy 4, Utica 2.
Al Syracuse-Wilkesbarre 8. Syracuse /.
Western League.
At L~ineoln-First game, Omaha 3, Lin
coin /: second game. Omaha 4, Lincoln 2.
At Dea Mofnes-SiouX City T. Des
Moines 2.
At P~ueblo-Pueblo 2. Denver 1.
Southern League.
At Memphis-Memphis 6, Shreveport 2.
At New Orleans-Littie Rock s, New
Orleans 0.
At Observation-Disclosures ., Mont
AT Nasaville-Rain.
Trl-State eagu
At Observation-Disclosures Z, Tren-
a At . Johnstown-Johnstowue4 Reading 3
At Altoona-LaAcaster 8, Altoona 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3, Whining
American Association.
At Observation-Disclosures ., Columbus 1.
At Indianapolis-First game, I~ndianapo-
lis 8. ST. Paul g; second game. I~ndlanapo-
lis z. st. Pau 3.
At LouisTlle-Minneapolis II, Louis
Vile 6.
AT ToIedo-Kansas Cltys6, Toledo 3.
Connecticut League.
at Observation-Disclosures ., Norwich 5.
At Holyoke-Holyoke S, New Haven 2
At Springheld-Spring1eld Z. Hartford 2.
south Atlantic Gag
At Columbia-Columbia 5, Augusta ..
AT Observation-Disclosures 4. Macon ,.
At Jacksonville-Rain.
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TWo-base Illus Sweeney %, Cuuuy
Three-base hit-Courtney. Sacrifice hits
Davis, Schuck, Hambacher 90. : Stolen
Double play-Wolf to Reisciman. Left on
bases-Newark. Z; Brooklyn, 5. Bases on
balls-Of Leonard, 8; off Padron, A. First
base on errors-Newark, /; Brooklyn, l.
Hit by pitcher-By Padron, Kelley Struck
out-By Leonard, 2; by Padron, 4. Passed
balls-Westlake 90. Balk-Leonard. Time
Of game-1h. 45m. U~mpire-Miller.
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LIeweIIyps "a. Bloomfield.

The Llewellyns will play the Bloomfield
b. B. C. at Williamson oval tomorrow,
the Montclair Coloredl Giants at home
Sunday. Grohe, who let the Caldwells
down with four hits. will pitch tomorrow,
and Waddeck or Ravens on Sunday. Davis
and Vesterman viii do the catching. White
and Lee will work for the Giants.
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BATTLE TO TIE
TORONTO AND BUFFALO
GAME ENDS. q TO a.
Canadians Rally in Ninth, Sending
Three Runs Over P1ate-Teams Play
Double-Header Today.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WI. Pei WI. Pc.
Toronto I'D SS SIS Proyidence Al q 800
Buffalo .....54 80 .607l Baltimore ...46 AZ .495
Newark .....47 As .51il Rochester ..3s SO AIS
Jersey City.47 45 51tlMontreal ....2S 81 1920

Yesterdays Results.
Jersey City, z; Newark, 6.
Rochester, 4; Montreal, 3 90 innings).
Toronto, a; Buffalo, 4 90 innings).'
Providence, 8; Baltimore, 2.
Games Today.
at Jersey City.
Toronto at Buffalo (two games).
Montreal at Rochester.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Jersey City.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochester.
Providence at Baltimore.
BUFFALO. Aug. 9.-The two leading
clubs Of the Eastern League met yesterday,
but the game will have to be fought over,
as 1t resulted In a tie, A to 4, after ten in
ings. Buffalo jumped ON Hesterfer, hard
In the fifth and sent four runners across
the plate. Toronto scored in the fifth,
without a hit. and tied the score in the
ninth. The game was called on account of
darkness. A double-header will be played
today. The score:>
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Rochester, 4, Montreal, 3.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. BY clean hitting
In the ninth inning Rochester tied Montreal
yesterday when 1T looked as though Herbst
was going to hold the Broncos in check.
In the tenth CLANCY and Sundheim singled
and Flanagan knocked the ball to the
fence, scoring Clancy with the winning
run. The score:
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TWo-base hit-HaIl. Three-base hit
Rapp. Sacrifice hit-Absteln. Stolen bases
-Absteln, .Phelan, McCloskey. Bases on
McCloskey, A; off Cronin, I. Hit
l.. Struck out-By- McCloskey. 4; by
Cronin. 3. Left on bases-Baltimore. 3;
Providence, 5. Time of game-1h. bonn.
Umpire-McCarthy.
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Two-base hits Hanford, Vandegrift.
Stolen bases-Collins, Mullen, Stanage,
Bean, Merritt. Sacrifice hits-Jones, Bean,
Woods, Pfanmiller. Bases ON balls-Of La
Belle. 3; off Mueller, A; off Pfanmiller. /.
Struck out-By La Belle, /; by Pfanmiller.
miller. /. Wild pitch-Pfanmiller. Base
hits-On La Belle, 9 in seven innings: off
Pfanmiller, S in seven innings. Left on
of game1s2h. Pom Umpire-Kelly. Attend
ance-1, 800.
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BROOKLYN. Aug. 9.-Newark was
avenged for the defeat Wednesday at the
hands of the Brooklyn Atlantic Leaguers
by %trouncing them yesterday afternoon at
Meyerrose Park by a score of . to A..
Leonard, who was released by the locals,
served the shoots for Newark and held
his ex-team mates down to six hits. Pad
ron. the star twirler for the Husseyites,
had an off day. the Invaders pounding his
delivery fifteen times safely. The victors
played a fast, snappy. errorless game, and
all of the fielders covered much ground.
The score.
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MONTREAL.
ne out when winning run score

Rochester ........O 0 0 L 0 o 0 2 Ia
Montreal 800 0 0 l 0 l 0 0-3
Sacrifice hits-Clancy. Sundheim, Moran.
iPappalau. Stolen bases-Bannon, Walters,
Corcoran (2), Madigan. Double plays
Shean to Brown, Lennox to. Clancy. First
base on errors-Rochester, 3; Montreal, 2.
Bases on balIs-Off Pappalau, 4. Struck
out-By Pappalau, 8; by Herbst. |. Left
on bases-Rochester, 8; Montreal, Z Wild
pitch-Pappalau. Time of game-1h. 55m.
ance-S64.
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NEWARKER'S
HORSE WINS
ON CIRCUIT
Wilkes Heart, Owned by
Frank Maybaum, First
in 2:l2 TrOt.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. e.-Wilkes
Heart, the fast bay gelding owned BY
Frank Maybaum, Of Newark. n. J., won
the 212 trot for a $1,000 purse in the
grand circuit meet ut Kenilworth yes-
terday, finishing itst in three straight
heats. His time was 2:09A, 2:09H and
2:09%. Wilkes Heart was trained at the
Weequahlc Park track in Newark He
took a record Of 2:131s at Hokohus last
year. Yesterdays was his second start
in the grand circuit. having won third
money at Cleveland last week.
Ed Greers won two races and got third
money In another race. The feature Of the
days card was the 2:o5 pace. valued at
81 zoe. Blackjack did not start. and Geer's
Ardelle went to the wire a hot favoite.
She rewarded her hackers by winning in
straight heats. The best time was made
in the last heat, when Cox, driving Ner-
vola. forced Ardelle to pace in 2:05A.
Wilkes Heart, who sold in the early
pools at $25. defeated Berico, the f~avorite,
d~ecisivly in the 2.12 trot. Byron Kay,
driven by Geers, won the 2:1s pace rather
easily, although Geers had to drive his
horse out In the final heat to- stall off
Judge Wilson. Byron Kay stepped the
last mile in 2:Os&.
Summarizes:
First Race-2:5 pace; purse. $1,000.
Ardeile, br. M by j. II. L., dam
Lazy 1leeer NGeeFS1 ...s.....-...sl L l
Nervola, b. h., by Colbert, dam Nell
lie d. CCox 2 2
Cascade, br. g. Davis ..............2 4 4
Hal c., ell. g.. (Shank). .............3 3 3
Eudor A. blk. m. (Valentine). .-... 8 5 5
Custer, CHI. g. tHalD ................ dis.
Texas Rocker. b. &. (Sunderlin) ....5 dis.
TiuIe-2:O6A, 2:05%, 2:05A.
Second Race-2.12 trot; purse, $1,000.
Wilkes Heart, b. g. by Great Heart,
dam Badly (Estelle). .............- 1 l /
Berieo, Pr- 3, by Palataka, dam
Tempus Fugit, ch. g.. (Geers)........ 3 3 2
MacDougall, ch. S. Qaselle) .........4 6 s
Paul Kruger, b. g. (Cox).......... 5 Z
Billy B., $. g. McCarthy) ...........11 4
Fedoras Athol, Oh. m. (Hopkins)... Z s 10
The Pacolet, blk. &. IMcDevitt) ..... 8 5 s
Princine. b. M. (McHenry) ........... s 10 IL
May Earl, b. m. (Hedrick) ........... 9 IL s
India, b. m. (Swisher) ...!.........10 8
Time-2:09A, 2:09A, 2:09%.
Third Race-2:1S pace; purse, $1,000.
Bryon Kay, by Greystone, dam by
Hambrino (Geers) ..................1 l /
Arrow, b. g., by Argot Wilkes, dam
not given CCox) ..................6 2 8
Green Walnut, b. m fTayior)........2 8
Judge Wilson, b. g. Spencer. .......4 6 2
Black Dart, g. h. (P- McDonald). ..-.3 5 4
Idol Star, b. m. (Lewis) ...............5 $40
Mosie L.. b. m. tValentine) ...........7 I Z
Clementine, formerly Miss Beitz Is.
Smltnl Sdr.
John Elder, b. g. (Hedrick) ........... dis.
~Time-2:101a, 2:09M, 2:08%.
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won Out I'm Fourteenth.

PoTTSvILLE. Pa. Aug. 9.-Relieving
Dechert, whose arm was injured in the
second inning, Mailing pitched great ball
until the fourteenth, when four errors and
a passed ball gave Elizabeth four runs.
ELIZABETH POTTSVIILE.
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NEWARK AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Games

Avons VS.. Indians (two games.
Libertys VS.. Hustlers 1.-TWO games).
Moehs VS.. Bereans.
Athletics VS.. White Stars.
First three games will be played at
Branch Brook Park, starting at 1880 D. M. 4;
the last game at the Main street grounds,
also starting at 1880 p. m.
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Easton shut Our with Two Hits.

EASTON. Aug. 9.-Edmunds, backed up
by excellent support. shut out Easton yes
erday with two hits, nearly duplicating
lis performance of last Saturday. when
he locals only secured one scratch hit.
Only one man reached fhird base. Score:
TAMAOTA EASTON
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Only Two Hits for Allentown.

ALLENTOWN. Aug. 9.-Biehl. Readings
crack twirler, was too much for the locals
yesterday, allowing them but two hits and
scoring a shut-out. Allentown had a
chance to score in the third. but when a
hit meant a run they were not there. The
score:
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TUXEDO BILLIARD TOURNEY.

Eddie Pierson n Cohen. scratehmen.
had a clase match in the Tuxedo billiard
tourney last night, the former winning by
the score of 200 to 1871.
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following dates with 17-year-old teams.
both in and out of the city: August "a
and 81. and September IA and %. address
all challenges to the manager, +. Janison,
60 Broad street.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

UdmeA IOuays
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Yesterdays Results.
AT New York R,H.E.
ST. Louis 90 o o 0 5 0 O5 8 o
New York 20 1 l 1 0 o 1-6 10 o
Batteries-Powell and Spencer; Chesbro.
Newton and Kleinow.
At Boston-First game R.H.E.
Boston .....~.2 2o0so Ks IL /
Chicago ....-..o 0 o o 0 0 OIL 6 o
Chicago 80 o o o o o o O-s 6 8
Boston :......0 0 0 0 l 9 0 0 o. II 6
Batteries-Winter and Criger; Smith and
Sullivan; Pruitt, Morgan and Shaw.
Al Washington R.H.E.
V We seIpS9 "a o0o9S 9 IA g z
Batteries-Rhoades and Clarke: Falken-
berg and Heyden.
At Philadelphia R.H.E.
Detroit 30 0 10000 o Is 70
Philadelphia o.. 0 0 0 90 o 0 s-3 8 2
Ba~tteries-Mullin and Payne; Plank, Dy-
CERT and Powers.
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New York at P%ittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
At Pi~ttsburg-First game R-H.E.
New York.. 0 0 Q o. 8 z
Pittsburg..... 0 0 1 0 0 10 l 0-3 9 2
Observation-Disclosures and Bresnahan,
Lieield. Lever and Phelps.
Second game R.H.E.
New YORK;. 1 Oo6O o oil s i
Pittsburg .......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 8 0
Batteries-Wiltse and Bresnahan; Cam
nitz, Duggleby and Gibson.
At Cincinnati r. II. e.
Brooklyn. 3 o 1 0 o 0 0 0-6 Is /
Cincinnati. o. l 0 0 0 0 / o. s 8
Batteries-Strlcklett and Bergen; Coax.
ley and Mclean.
Chicago 30. 1ooo1O x-2 8 Q
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 2 o
Batteries-Reulbach and Moran; Moren
and Doom.
At st. Louis R.H-E.
St. LOUIS. / 1000 ox-s 2
Boston ....... o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 ? 0.
Batteries-Karger and Marshall; Dor<
ner and Needham.
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FroternaI BowIihg League.

Tomorrow Afternoon the Elmwood
Juniors will cross bats with the vailsburg
Juniors on the Columbia Oval. The bat
terry of the Elmwood Juniors will be
yWoerner. pitcher, and Tuttle, catcher. The
battery for Naisburg Will be Muller,
pitcher, and Ernest. catcher.
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MntnnIs vs. WoodaIdes.

The Mutual A. A. ballstossers Will have
the strong Woojside A. C. as their oppo-
IN the Hornblower avenue grounds.
Belleville. tomorrow afternoon. AS the last
game was won by the Mutuals by a score
of 8 to 2. the Woodsides will use their
strongest team in their endeavor to even
uD. They are playing fast ball, having
beaten such teams as the Roseville A. G.,
Llewellyn 3. 3. C. ,Nutley A. C. South
Orange. ETC.. and consider that they are
perfectly able to turn the tables on the
Mutnals. The followers of the Mutuals are
equally confident and expect to repeat he
dose. with Machette and Gimbel In the
points. Should the Woodsides win. another
game will be necessary TO decide the all
important question of superiority.
Orange valley VS.. Chatham.
The Orange Valley balltossers will play
the Chatham team. of the Lackawanna
League, at Orange Valley Sunday at $3.50
o.. M. This should prove an interesting
game, as most OF the Valley team are
members OF the Lackawanna League. and
they will strain every point to win. They
will have to go some to win. however. as
the Chatham boys are a fast aggregation.
and can be depended on to put up a good
game. The batteries for Sunday: Chatham.
Timbrook and Lamar; Orange Valley Nor
wig and Mccarthy or Barrett.
- -La-. 1890. t,.,ttoa AA..ntt.x
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xBatted for Hesterfer in ninth.
Buffalo .........0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 o.
Toronto ..........O 0 0 0 0 o 0 8 o.

Bases on balls-Off Kissinger, 8: off Hes
terrier. /: off A~pplegate. B. Struck out--By
hit-Flynn. Two-base hits-Phyle, Smith,
Mcconnell. Sacrifice hits-Schafly. Gett-
man. Stolen basesVThoney (2). Wotell.
2. Left on bases-Buffalo, II; Toronto. 6.
Double play-Nattress, Smith to McCon-
nell. wild pitch-Kisslnger Hit by
pltcher-Gettman. Umpires = owens and
Sullivan. Time of game-2h. 30m. Attend
ance-4, 557.
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Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 8: Brooklyn, 3.
Elizabeth. Z; Pottsville. 5 "a innings)
Reading. 3; Allentown. 0.
T%afnaqua, 3. Easton, 2.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Newark.
Easton at Brooklyn.
P%ottsville at Reading.
Tamaqua at Allentown.
Games Tomorrow.
Elizabeth at Newark.
Easton at Brooklyn.
P%ottsville ct Reading.
Tamaqua at Allentown.
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People 20 whons they're invited. Advertise
you l
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BASEBALL sS$ $$ssssu I SPORTS OF AL SORTS 7 "S$$ss~s RACING

TROUNCE BROOKLYN
NEWARK ATLANTICS WIN IN
HOLLOW FASHION.
While Invaders Peel Off Is Hits.
Final Score, 8 to 8.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE STANDING.
W.I.Pc.I W.LPc.
Brooklyn ..4s % .s2sl Elfzabeth 40 Al .49l
Allentown I'd 30 .620lPottsville ....35 AZ AZ
Reading III 80 Z lEaston ......Z5 81 3l6
Newark ....46 81 .554lTamaqua ...30 IS .3So
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Small alks

JOHN srs1IINGThs flushing very thoroughly
ins
is s. country OF whit
raining week from Kehss TO
in HIo of his being
robbed as s q big town.
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