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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-05
PIER POLO
CLUB RACES

The race committee OF the Point Judith
Country club Is busily at work arranging
for the race meeting, which will be held
by the club on Thursday. Aug IL, for
which already many entries have been
received. The entries close this coming
Thursday. and ever since events were
announced, there have been many who
have desired TO place horses In the va
rious classes. The programs of both
days comprise a list of FIVE events and
give promise OF some excellent sport.
Overweight will be allowed IL declared,
and amateur riders will be allowed ten
pounds. Unless there are three starters
in an event. the committee reserves the
Owners horses will be transported free
from New York to Narragansett Pier and
return. via the New Haven road. provided
the horses are shipped by the sneciaI
Adams Express car arranged for hW- fb..
cluo, and to leave New York on Mondav
evening, Aug. II. The car will he rasdy
Ior loading at the Adams Express COM
Paanys platform, Forty-eighth street and
Madison avenue. New York. Monday az
lernoon. Aug. IL. at O'clock Owners are
cautioned to have their horses AT the
pIatrorm on time. and also to provide
tneir grooms or attendants with the
usual passenger ticket or railroad fare
from New York TO Narragansett Pier.
Ample stable accommodations can he
secured Tree by addressing Edward Con-
ner, secretary OF the Point Judith club.
Inc committee In charge OF the races
follows: p. S. p. Randolph, Edward a
Mitehell. Harry B. Kane. DIR. Charles
Conner. John b. Lewis, w. G. Marrow
Frank w. Moulton. Samuel III. Valentine
The list OF races for Aug 15 is as fol-
lows:
First race-For polo ponies that have
been regularly played. Cups TO first and
second. To carry $50 pounds. About one
eighth of a mile.
Second race-For ponies 14.s hands or
20 Afot etE
$50, pounds. About three -eighths of a
mile.
Third race--For galloways and ponies
10 hands or under; s75 TO first, SIS to sec
half mile.
Fourth race--For hacks. hunters and
horses that have not won a race on the
Jockey club tracks in 1907; 800 TO FIRST,
one mile on the fiat
Fifth race-For hacks. hunters and gal
loways. About mile and n half across
country over hurdles, sl0o to first. s25 to
second
The races for Saturday are:
First race-For polo ponies, that have
been regularly played; cups to first and
of first race, first day. Is pounds addi-
tional. About one-quarter OF a mile.
Second race.For ponies l3 hands or
under $50 20 first. SIS to second. Catch
weights. About three-eighths of a mile.
Third race-IIandicaps for galloways
and ponies 15 hands or under; SIS to first,
SOS to second. About three-quarters OF a
mile.
Fourth race-For hacks hunters and
horses that have not won on the Jockey
club tracks I'm 1907: 800 to first, SOS to
second To carry $50 pounds Winner of
fourth race, ffrst day, 10 pounds addition
al. About three-quarters OF mite on the
fiat.
Fifth race-Handicap for hacks, hunters
and galloways. About two miles across
country over hurdles; 800 TO first. SIS to
second.
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! NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTSE'


New York. Aug 5.--Yachting Is TO have
its inning during the present week. nc
less than three events in that branch OF
sports being on the cards-namely. the
races for the Canada cup. the annual
cruise Of the New York Yacht club and
races off Newport. and the English yacht
ing events off Cowes. Isle of Wight.
Chief OF these yachting races is the
Canada cup series--an event OF interna-
tional interest which always brings the
keenest sort OF rivalry and arouses in
tense interest in the outcome. The con-
tests will take place on Lake Ontario. off
Port Charlotte. N. Y, apd the first will
be sailed next Saturday. The United
States, present holder OF the trophy. will
be represented bysthe Seneca, sailed by
Addison G.. Hanan. while Canada's chal-
lenger Cawthra Mellock's 2T-foo.er Adele.
viii be handled by Canadas greatest
small boat sailor. Capt. Aemilius Jarvis,
who has won his spurs in numerous con-
tests.
The Adele won eight out of l3 of her
trial races. and is considered TO be a
worthy opponent for the American Herre-
shoff boat. Both sides have carefully
guarded the details of the boats that are
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Thursday the automobllsts will be at
tracted to the Brighton Beach race track.
where a 2i-hour speed contest will be
started. A large number of cars have
been entered.
Newport is to have the big polo games
of the week on next Saturday and for
two weeks thereafter there will be
matches each day between the best teams
I'm the country. The games at Narragan-
sett between Philadelphia, New York
and Boston players will be concluded be-
fore the Newport series opens.
Although the better class of running
horses is now quartered at Saratoga
where the summer season opens today
the metropolitan district is not to be
without this form OF sport. Racing
will begin on the track OF the Empire
City club. near Yonkers, next Saturday
Heretofore for many years New York
city has been without races during Au-
gust
While no big stake features are on the
program at Empire City the daily
added money. amounting 10 s65O0 has
been sufficient to attract the attention
OF many horsemen here and in the West
and South who do not send their stables
TO Saratoga.
Harness races of the grand circuit go
to Buffalo this week and some stirring
contests. such as those witnessed at De-
troit and Cleveland. are anticipated.
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National Association OF Amateur oars.
men, open to the world. will be held on
the national course. the Schuylkill river
Philadelphia. next Friday and Saturday
There Will be Is events, including a
special race for senior inter-city eight
scull crews. better known as the Octo-
pede race. The other events are inter
mediate, association and championship
senior sculls intermediate and senior
double sculls: intermediate and senior
pair-oared shells; Intermediate senior
and international four-oared shells. and
intermediate and senior eight-oared shalls.
The number of entries is expected TO
be unusually large. Several crack Cana
dian crews are expected to participate e
and lend an international flavor TO the
regatta. Much interest centres In the
octopede race between New York and
Philadelphia. A fine contest is promised
as the best eight scullers in each of the
cities are expected TO make up the re-
spective crews.
An automobile carnival under the au-
spices OF the Atlantic City Automobile
club, the feature of which will be three
days OF rocing on the beach of that re-
sort. will be held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Sixteen events are sched-
uled: The greatest interest is in the race
for the flyers. 1t will be a free-for-all
dash with flying start. The
record for the course is 81 seconds.
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OLD TIMERS
IN ACTION

The Providence Rartenders' union base
ball team played a nine composed of
members OF the Boston Bartenders' union
at Palace Gardens yesterday and carried
off the palm. the score of Is to 7. in their
favor.
Players who 'wanst" had electrified the
fans on many professional baseball field
were in the two line-ups, while there
were many others who had never won
fame i'm those paths, but who were just
as well qualified to take part in an inn
promptu game of yesterdays calibre
Among the former were Mulholland. Lo-
vett and -Regan of the Providence team
and. Welch and Murphy of the Boston
contingent. The two last named were
considerably handicapped by surplus
avoirdupois. but for that matter there
were no lightweights on either nine.
Joe Tracey showed some OF his old time
form in his work at second, the player
once wearing the uniform of Holy Cross.
He was easily the star of the game. while
the throwing OF Mulholland was a fea-
ture. Both the pitchers. Regan and
OBrien, were pounded pretty freely, but
neither would give up the job, although
the latter felt like cutting several times
on account of the weird fielding support
which he received. Ten ripe errors mar
red the work of the visiting team, while
the locals fell into the ruts only four
times. Thompson, w. Tracey and Lovett
won laurels with the willow for the Prov
idence team. Score:
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4 10 sail for the trophy at Charlotte so that
accurate comparison is not possible, but
| all their conspicuous features will be evil
dent within a few days when the two
begin the work OF final tuning up ocer the
course TO be sailed.
Glen Cove. l.. l.. is the mecca toward
which the prows OF the yachts around
New York will be turned tbs week, for
thence on Thursday the annual cruise of
the New York Yacht club will set out.
Comodore Cornelius Vanderbilt expects II
10 be the most successful I'm the history OF
the club and that 300 vessels, OF all
classes. will take part. The feature OF
cruise will be the race of Newport for
the Kings cup. which is for sloops of
over 50-foot waterllne and schooners over
go feet. The Astor cup races also will at
tract long list of contestants. including
the little fellows, which, by time allow
ance. have fine chances 10 win over the
larger craft.
At Cowes. Isle of Wight, the English
blue ribbon yachting events, always the
magnet for foreign yachtsmen, will be
contested. This year no American boats
will be sailed there. although there will
be present a large number of steam yes.
sells from this country, the owners OF
which will vie with the foreigners in
entertaining.
The annual championship regatta of the
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SPORTING
NEWSLETS

Holyoke, Mass, Aug 4.--Announcement
was made here yesterday OF the sale of
Pitcher Mattern of the Holyoke club 10
the Boston National league club for $1,000.
and outfielder Frank Burke OF the Boston
team. Mattern will join Boston at the
close Of the present season.
Kiel. Aug. 4--The three American SON
der yachts, which are to take part In
the racing for the emperor's cup. Spokane
l. Chewink VIII. and Marblehead. were
brought over yesterday from Cuxhaven
without mishap. and already have begun
their practice sailings. The first race
will take place on Aug. 10. After that the
oates are subject TO change, but the con-
tests probably Will be held on the 1ath,
18TH, 10th, 10Th, and, II necessary, for q
decision, on the Goth of August.
Jimmie Clinton, one OF the Grays' stan
or twirlers, has been loaned to Utica of
the New York State league, by Manager
Duffy, and left for that city on Satur-
day. Clinton made a rather poor show
ing in most Of his games here. his prin-
cipal trouble being lack of control He
had some very good curves and delusive
splitter" but inability to get the ball
over the plate was his great weakness.
Clinton was signed by President p. t.
member OF tho Red Band team of the At
iaftt Coast feugue. and made so strong
showing that he was secured for the
Grays of this year. A year or so in the
New York State league will ripen Clinton
for return TO Eastern league company.
st. Catharine's, Ont. Aug. 4.-One OF the
most successful Canadian Henleys. under
the auspices of the Canadian Association
OF Amateur Oarsmen, closed yesterday.
Thousands OF people lined the course on
the old Welland canal and the sport was
OF high class. The honors of the meet
went to the Toronto oarsmen. the ArEo-
nauts capturing the Junior fours the in
termediate fours and the senior fours.
Toronto. Aug. 4.-Representatives from
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Rochester. Glen Ridge, N. Y: Dunwood-
| ie n. Y, and Garden City. l.. L., are
| competing in the Lambton golf tourna-
ment. which opened yesterday. From
| Mexico City also came w. Donley.
In the third flight for the championship
| Donley beat Newman, St Catharine's; r.
| w. Scheffly. Glen Ridge. won from Judge
| Hardy. Brantford, Ont; II. q. Dunwood-
10 was beaten by Ellis of Brentwood.
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TENNIS tourney
NEARLY ENDED

The tennis tournaments which have
been taking place at the Newport Casino
during tho past week have now all been
completed except the handicap mixed
doubles. Miss Sears won in the scratch
singles. but In the scratch doubles she
and Miss Barger werc defeated by Mrs.
Wallach- and Miss Iselin. Miss Alice Pot
ter Is the winner of the handicap singles
and the handicap mixed doubles are now
well advanced.
The summary OF play:
SCRATCH DOUBLES.
Final round-Mrs. Barger .Wallach and
Miss Iselin beat Miss Sears and Miss
Barger, 81. rs.
HANDICAP SINGLES.
Final round-Miss Alice Potter beat
Miss Phyllis Greene, 6-1. 3-6. 6-4
HANDICAP MIXED DOUBLES.
First round-Miss Nora Iselin and
Thomas sidell beat Miss wetmore and
Paulding Fosdick. 6-2. 81.
Second round-Miss Yoakum and Mr..
Russ beat Mrs. wallach and William III.
Sands. Ga. l0-S.
Miss Angelica Brown and ~. c. Peli,
Jr.. beat Miss Edith Deacon and o. r.
Hartman. 4-6. So. rs.
Miss Therese Isslin and c. +. Sands
beat Miss Potter and Gordon coogan,
SO. 6-2
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COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR,
CONTESTS
OF GRAYS

with five games end is times at bat
Paine leads the Grays I'm batting, with an
average of 1888. To Mcconnell, however.
belongs the honor of leading the team
with the willow, his figures standing nj
.S26. He crossed the century line last
week. having iof hits to his credit this
morning. He dropped eight points during
the week, although he made 10 hits in nine
games. Lord jumped five points during
the week, coraling ~ hits. He. too.
mas made his Tooth hit. leading Mcconnell
In this respect by one. Chadbourne
dropped five points and Phelan lost is.
roland showed a gain of 10 points
Abstein has evidently regaIned his bat
ting eye and last week gained four polnts
Crawford gained five points
In helding Abstein leads the team with
the line average of .975. Last week the
Dig fellow played his position in grand
shape. In long hits Abstein has the
honor. with four home runs, nine three
baggers and 13 two-bnggers For second
honors Chadbourne. Lord, Mcconnell and
Poland are running a hot race. all OF
them having bunch OF extra hits TO
their credit. Lord leads In the number
OF stolen bases and sacrifice hits Phelan
during his short time with the club has
stolen l3 bases and bids fair to lead the
team In this respect
The averages:
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yACHTSNEN TO ENTERTAIN

When the hardy mariners OF the Edge
wood and the Washington Park Yacht
clubs. who are now on their annual
cruise reach the friendly shelteS OF the
harbor at Fall River, on Thursday, they
will doubtless feel well repaid for their
many trials. as the Fall River yachtsmen
have planned an elaborate entertainment
for them.
The yachtsmen OF the Spindle City have
n reputation for being entertainers OF tho
open-hearted kind. and the welcome TO be
accorded the visiting yachtsmen will
doubtless be such that Il will long be re-
tho cruise.
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FIELDING AVERAGES

Rome runs-McConneH, Poland 2 Abb
stein 4. Chadbourne, Mack, Barry, Clinton.
Three-base hits-McConnell S. Lord Q,
Poland 3. Abstein Q. Chadbourne 6. Craw-
ford 2, Peterson 2. Harris, Barry. Cronin.
Clinton O.
Two-base hits-McConnell II. Lord 9, Po-
land II, Abstein l3. Phelan 3, Chadbourne
10. Crawford z Peterson q Paine. Dono-
van, Harris. Stevens. Duffy. Clinton g
Stolen bases-McConnell II. Lord Is. Po-
land IL, Abstein is. Phelan IL. Chadbourne
Is. Crawford 4. Peterson 4. Mack. Harris,
Duffy 4. Clinton, Black.
Sacrifice hits-McConncll T. Lord q. Po-
land s. Abstein 8. Fhelan 4. Chadbourne 1s,
Crawford 10. Peterson 3. Donovan g. Mack,
Harris 4, Cronin 4, Duffy S.
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MAGIC HAIR STAIN

For brown or-blaek,>-prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hsirworker. 1es 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. BLANDTNG a. BLANDING, 50
weybosset street.
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Runs-Mulholland 4, J. Tracey 3, Thomp-
son 2, Lovett 2, Regan 2. w. Tracey 2,
Collins, Craven. Southwich-1s; Quinn 2.
McGreavy 2 HeaFsen, Sullivan -SYceneZ
- Stolen bases-Providence z; Boston Z.
rwo-base hits-Thompson, Lovett, WEIGH
Home run-Mulholland. Double plays
Kelly TO Donovan; Kelly to Quinn. Struck
out-By Regan 8; by OBrien 2. First
base on balls-Off Regan 2: Off O'Brien 5.
Wild pitches-O'Brien 2. Hit by pitched
ball-By O'Brien I. Passed balls-Swee-
ney 2. Umpires-Jim Dolan and Kcgan.
Time-2h. 30m.
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Chicago. Aug. 5.-Moran won yester-
days game for Chicago by home run
drive in the 18th inning of a most excit-
iEg game. The teams began the 18th on
even terms, and Strang, leading off for
New York. drove out a two-bagger. Bres-
nahan's sacrifice put Strang on third and
a score seemed almost certain. Ruelbach
steadied and struck out McGann and
Dahlen. Evers popped to McGann. Mo-
ran hit straight over second base. The
ball bounded clear over Strangs head
and went to the end of the field, Moran
making the complete circuit.
The score:
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Runs-Mahling, Cockman, Mullen ?,
Jones' McCafferty-6: OHara, Hall 3,
Kelley 2. Byers g Demmitt-9. Two-base
hjt-Byers. Home run-Jones. Sacrifice
hits-Engle. Sharpe. Jones, Kelley, Byers
Stolen bases-Mahling. McCafferty. DEM
mitt. First base on balls-On McCafferty
4; of Mccarthy 4; off loren 4: off Hardy
5. Struck out-By Mccarthy 3: by loren
2: by Hardy e. Umbires-Kelley and Nc
Carthy. Time-2h. 20m.
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Bowling Alley on Fire

A FIRE in the bowling alley in the
Infantry hall building on South Main
street caused an alarm OF fire yester-
day morning. The fire did but little
damage.
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Mrs. Bacon-Td have you know I'm
woman of few words!
Mr.. Bacon know 1t. dear. The
trouble is you repeat those few words
SO often,-Yonkers Statesman.
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. .RaHs-Meffitt-i. Stolen base-Bean.
Two-base hits--Abstein. Chadbourne,
Merritt. Double play-Hanford to Mer-
ritt. Struck out-By Barry S; by Whiting
4. First base on balls-Off Barry s. Off
Whiting 2. Balk-Whiting. Umpires--
Sullivan and Conway. Time-1h. 20m.
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NEWARkS
LOSE AGAIN

The Newarks continued their downward
slide yesterday at Newark by dropping a
game to Baltimore after they had appar-
emily won. Wildness by the pitchers was
responsible for most of the runs made by
both teams. as IL men in all were passed.
Attendance $780, Score:
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Runs-McConnell. Lord 2, Poland. Alb
stein 2. Phelan 2, Crawford. Paine 2. Cro-
nin-l2; Bean, Halligan, Hanford 2, Mer-
ritt, Kelster-6. Stolen bases-McC Connell,
PheIan. Hanford. Merritt. Two-base hits
Paine. Lord, Bean. Sacrifice hit-Craw-
ford. Double play-Abstein (unassisted).
Struck out-By Mack 1 by Cronin s; by
wormwood Q; by Merritt l. First base on
balls-On Cronin l. Off Wormwood 8
Umpires-Conway and Sullivan. Time
2h 5m
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Run-Burnett-l. Two-base hits-Court-
ney, Doolin. Sacrifice hits-Holly, Knabe.
Stolen bases-Holly. Thomas, knabe.
Double plays-Holly to Konetchy; Noon.
an to Byrne; Doolin TO Bransfield Left
on bases-St. Louis s: Philadelphia g. First
base on balIs-Off Beebe g.; off Moren 2.
Struck out--By Beebe g. by Moren 2. Time
III. 55m. Umpre-Johnstone.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Providence 1910. Jersey City 6-f.
Baltimore Q. Newark s.
Buffalo 8, Montreal 1.
Games Today.
Jersey City at Providence.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Rochester at Toronto
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Runs-Ganzel, Kruger, Mowrey, Coax
ley Bridwell-l. Three-base hit-Hug-
gins, Kruger. Sacrifice hits-Odwell, Ten
ney. Stolen base-Ganzel Left on bases
Cincinnati 2; Boston s. Struck out-By
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MORAN WINS GAME FOR
CUBS WITH HOME RUN

Coakley I; by Boultes 8. First base on
balls-Off Coakley 1: off Boultes .. Time
In. 45m. Umpires-Carpenter and O'Day.
Second Game.)
CINCINNATI +.
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Runs-Steinfeldt Moran-2; Shannon
l. Two-base hits-Browne. Doyle. How
ard Strang, Home run-Moran. Sacrifice
hits-Tinker Bresnahan. Stolen bases
Steinfeldt. Browne, Strang. Double plays
shannon TO Dahlen TO Doyle; Evers to
Tinker to Howard. Left on bases-Chi-
or Reulbach 1: off McGinnity l. First
base on errors-New York /. Struck out
by Reulbach s. by McGinnity g. Time
2h. I'm. Umpires-klem and Emslie.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
yesferday's Results.

Chicago 2, New York 1 U2 innings).
St Louis /. Philadelphia 0 Go in
nings)
Cincinnati Al. Boston 1-2.
Games Today.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No Games Yesterday.
Games Today.

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit AZ washinpton
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swimming run scored with out out.
CINCINNATI At. BOSTON 1-2

Cincinnati, o., Aug. 5.--Boston lost two
games yesterday. In the first game Boul-
tes gave two bases on balls in the second
inning, which with single and triple
netted the locals three runs. Young was
hit hard in the second. the squeeze play
being worked successfully twice in the
sixth inning. Poor base running handi-
capped Boston in both games. The scores:
(First Game.)
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Runs-1ugglns, MCLEAN, Camel, Kru-
ger. Mowrey, Odwell. Weimer-7; Tenney
Bates--2. Two-base hits-Ganzel, Beau
mont Three-base hit-Mitchell Home
run-Bates. Sacrifice hits-Huggins, Cd
well, Weimer. Stolen base--Tenney Left
on bases-Cincinnati s.; Boston 4. Double
play-Huggins to Cancel Struck out--By
Weimer 2; by Young 3. First base on
balls-Of weimer i. Passed ball-Mc-
Lean. Time-1h. Ism. Hit by pitched ball
BY Weimer 1. Umpires-O'Day and Car
penter.
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Seven innings by agreement.
'Batted for Young in seventh inning
ST. LOUIS, /; PHILADELPHIA, O-10
INNINGS.
st. Louis. Aug 4.--St. Louis won from
Philadelphia. to 0, yesterday, I'm a pitch
ers battle. lasting ten innings. Noonan's S
single brought in the lone run.
The score:
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BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
No Games Yesterday.
Games Today.
Lawrence at Lynn.
Lowell at Brockton.
Worcester at Haverhill.
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Brooklyn at Pittsburg
Boston az Cincinnati.
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zone out when winning run was scored
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Detroit at Washington.