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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-19

Pawtucket High won the Interscnola site
league baseball championship In the play
off with the Hope High team yesterday
afternoon at Melrose park by a score OF
10 to 6. Fully 400 people were present,
but the game was disappointing becauNe
of its one-sidedness in place OF the close
struggle expected.
Poor work behind the bat was Hopes
big handicap Brice made a mess OF
Things In the first two innings. but then
steadied down. But I'm the fifth round
Brice was suddenly taken out and Tuck
er substituted The little fellow gamely
tried To hold Nisbets benders, but was
worse than Brice, for no less than seven
passed balls were chalked up against
him. Then after Pawtucket had piled up
Is runs. Nisbet was chased from the slab
and placed I'm the outfield. Seagrave was
place at short. After that tho game
wasn't quite such runaway match, but
In the last two innings he commenced
TO weaken and four more runs were
scored.
Aspnwall far outpitched Nisbet. The
Pawtucket pitcher, barring first and fifth
innings, in each of which Hope scored
three runs, was master OF the situation
lie was cool and collected and used his
three hits.
Roy Rock, the popular shortstop of the
providence Grays. acted as umpire and
not once during the game were his de-
clSions protested.
Things looked bad for Pawtucket at
the start. Eayres stopped a swift outshoot
with his body, Taberisky drew four balls
ana then Seagrave doomed a tall one 10
middle. Martin was a little slow In get
ting after IL with the result that the bail
went for homer, three runs resulting.
Pawtucket evened up things in it's half
Fits walked. Morris famed and Costello
singled. scoring Fits. who had stolen sec
ond Fryer was safe on an ATTEMPTED
Eut-out Witherow slammed the bail for
a base and Higgins was hit. Two passed
balls netted two runs and tied the scofe
A merry-go-round was started in the
second on five hits, three errors, a pass
and batter hit, together with Two passed
balls This made the score TO g. Hope
tried hard to even things up in the fifth
Andrews was passed and went TO third
on Costello's wild heave 10 middle. Mil
lard was safe and Seagrave walked. Tab
erisky's stop of pitched ball forced In a
run and Nisbets single scored two men.
In the last of the fifth another ascen-
sion took place. -Four singles, two batters
hit and a base on balls, coupled with
fuckers siev-lke catching put the total
up to 10. Then Seagrave started TO pitch
and in the eighth and ninth Pawtucket
added four runs.
Costello's hitting his work behind the
bat and running backward catch by
Morris were the features. A peculiar fact
of the game was that eleven men in all
were hit by the pitchers. The score:
D<yyrr-r,tyU1,
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POWER BOAT
BREAKS IN TWO

Bridgeport, Conn, June .1o.-Charles
G. Herreshoff, nephew OF the noted
yacht designer. Nat c. Herreshoff and
himself a designer OF power boats.
with his engineer, Edward ]. Sherman
OF this city, were rescued from drown
ing in Long Island sound yesterday
afternoon, off the Bridgeport light
owned by George III. Hoadley of New
York. and said to have been the fast,
est craft of it's kind on the coast,
had been wrecked and sunk.
The men managed, by clinging to a
cushion. to keep ahoat until Wright,
the lighthouse keeper, came to their
assistance in a launch. They had been
in the water about 20 minutes and
were almost exhausted.
The accident came without warning
and was peculiar in its nature. accord
ing TO the story told last night by Mr..
Sherman. He said Mr.. Herreshoff had
taken the boat out for the purpose of
testing a new propeller which had just
been put in. The Den was running
about 2S miles an hour and suddenly
as IL mounted the crest of wave.
broke amidships and sank with its ma
chinery, leaving the two occupants
struggling in the water.
The Den was OF very frail construc-
tion. tho hull being not more than
three-sixteenths OF an inch thick, and
ii Is believed that IL was the COM
bination of the high speed and the i'm
pact of the water which proved too
much for it's powers of resistance. as
il was practically nothing more than
racing shell.
1t had been intended in case today's
trials proved satisfactory to have
taken the Den to Jamestown, where
exhibition runs would have been given
in the waters off the exposition
grounds.
This Is the second time that Mr..
Herreshoff's life has been endangered
in the Den. Last summer, while he
was making speed runs the Den cap
sized, and he with his engineer was
rescued by New York newspaper man
In a launch.
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BADLY BURNED WHILE
AT WORK AT RANGE

Mrs. Mary Robbins, a domestic In the
household OF Mrs w. II. Clark OF Hol-
man street, Attisboro. was badly burned
While az work In the Kitchen last eve-
ming. her apron taking FIRE from gas
range Her screams attracted the atten-
tion OF Charles Streeter. a neighbor. who
ran TO her assistance and succeeded In
eStinguishine the blaze. Her clothing
was about all burned from her body.
Mrs. Robbins probably did not give
much attention 10 the burning gas ana
brought her apron into contact with the
flame. The apron. made Of light mate
rial. was Immediately In n blaze and the
woman. becoming frightened. made no
attempt 90 extinruish the hre. her mo-
tions tanning the blaze until all OF her
clothing was In hames. Her burns, while
being extensive. are not considered seri-
cus. and she viii recover.
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EAlSrERN LEAGUE STANDING.

PROVIDENCE IL. ROCHESTER, s.
In a ninth inning finish the Grays won
he game of yesterday at Rochester from
ne Bronchos by a score OF IL to s. Bat
hng was fierce by both teams, the Msi-
tors requiring three pitchers and the
home club two. The score was TO z
Edhsn the ninth inning began. and Wal
bcrs went mp in the air. Abstein flied out
Ind then Mcconnell was passed and XII
Dan and Crawford were hit by pitched
balls. Donovun singled 90 left, and Nc
Conmerl and Kilian tore home. With the
Visitors one run ahead Mdilor. a Roches-
Dsr serm-professonal player. drew a pass
md bases were filed again. Poland
popped UP q fly. but Lord drove 20 centre.
pcortng Crawford and Donovan. The
pronohos did nothing in their half of the
hinth.
In the dipst inning Q pass. a single and
hen a double by Abytein gave th4 Grays
Two runs, Poland and Chadbourne soor-
uU. Buf the Bronuhos found Stevens for
lhyssstna1es and pass and Bannon. Ma
hy and 0as,agan came home.
RDcheatsr made couple moro tallies
n uhe tA1rd inning. Clancy hit safely
10 short. Louriy sacreiced and Flanagan.
Lenso and Moran tore OFF singles in
rotation.
Donovan started the, Scurth with an in
Reid out. Duffy. batting for Stevens, nit
Bafely. and Miner ran for home. Poland
drove screamer past Loudly and Lord
bit safely also. scoring Miller. Loudly
1ropped Moran's throw ON Chadbotmnc's
EroNnder and the bases were full. Alb
rtein smashed the ball into left field for
beaua<jN triple. and cleared the sacks.
McConneA nit 10 left, ana sent Abstein
home. ending the scoring this inning.
Clinton went In to pitch In Rochester's
half Of the fourth, and three runs were
made before KHAN came to the rescue
After Hayden, batting for Bannister went
out. Bannon walked, Malay singled, Clan
cy took nrstson Crawford.s error. scoring
Bannon. andtIoudyte singh scored, Malay
Loudly stole second, end Clancy taking
advantage OF the throw. sprinted for
home and tailed. pueoing. tts score 60
Z wheBssit remained till the ninth The
SCORE:
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DANNY" MAR[R
WINS KINGS VASE

Despite an overcast sky, the gathering
at Ascot Heath. England, yesterday. for
the opening OF the great four days social
race meeting, was the most brilliant of
recent years. The houses In the vicinity.
for which fabulous rents are paid for a
few days use turned hundreds of society
people on to the famous heath while
thousands Of others motored from Lon
DON
King Edward and Queen Alexandria.
with their guests. including the Prince
and Princess of Wales, and Prince and
Princess Andrew OF Greece. drove in
state from Windsor. where their majes-
ues are entertaining a house party for
the meeting.
On account of the crush Of recent
years, the strictest rules were enforced to
prevent the uninvited from entering the
royal enclosure, with the result that IL
was not SO crowded as usual.
There was large gathering of Amer-
cans, those receiving invitations to view
the races from the royal enclosure in
cluding Ambassador Whitelaw Reid. Mrs.
Reid and all the members of the United
States embassy, and their wives, Mrs.
John Jacob Astor Mrs. Potter Palmer,
Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mackay, and Gerald Hoyt. There were, OF
course. also many Anglo-Americans pres
ent.
In the trial stakes for s-year- olds. dis
tance Z furlongs and 166 yards, Dean
Swift was first; King Edwards Slim Lad
was second and Eastern was third. Rich
ard Croker's Juliet II Was fifth.
In the race for the gold vase. presented
by King Edward, distance 2 miles. Gold
en- Measure, with Danny" Maher up; the
American jockey. was frst; Mont Men
ale second. and Oakleigh III, third.
The Coventry stakes OF 10 sovereigns
each. with 1000 sovereigns added. for p
yesr-olds, furlongs, were won by Pros
pector. Bracelet was second and Popin-
Jay third.
The Ascot stakes, a handicap of 20 SOW
ersigns each, with 20oQ sovereigns added
miles, were won by Torpoint with Mad
den up: Feather Bed was second and
The Prince OF Wales stakes OF 50 SOW
ereigns each. with 1000 sovereigns added.
for 3-ycar-olds. about mile and fur
longs, were won by QuAppelle. with
second and Benzonan third.
The 5Oth renewal OF the Ascot biennial
stakes of 10 soveretgns each. with tCO
sovereigns added each year. 2-year-old
EAGLE. Bonspiel. with Danny" Maher
third.
The SD trienndal stakes OF 10 soyereigns
each. with 800 sovereigns added for foais
Of 1898, miles. were won by Trout Beck,
Slave Trader, with Danny" Maher up
was second and Lttle Nell was third.
A mysterious robbery occurred during
the races Various trophies were on ak
hibition, as usual. on a table behind the
grandstand In charge OF two officials.
While the attention OF these onioials was
momentarily diverted. presumably by an
a gold cup presented by the
king was stolen. The cup weighed 6
ounces and was valued at more than
a thousand dollars. IL was TO have been
run for on Thursday next. There Is no
trace OF the thief
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Pasouinade. Night Mist and Lady souf-
fie also ran.
Fourth race, the Brookdale Handicap,
IL miles-Zambesi. 107 CMiller), to 8,
won: Blsndy, ia CMountain), to l, sec.
ond; Fountain Blue, 103 (Onley), 10 1.
third. Time 1853. Go Between. Buttling.
Gov Maid and Cederstrome also ran.
Fifth race. selling. about furlongs-
Little woods. 10s (Musgrove). 100 to l..
won; DR.. Lee, 1o3 (Notter,. 2 to 1, second:
Sailor Girl, 1o1 (Beckman), to ]. third
Time 11O 3-5. Shotgun. Oyama, Don
Domo. Rosemount. Belle Of Ifoquois,
shackle. Flower of Weston and Golden
West also ran.
Sixth race. 1 lie miles-Dinna Ken, 12e
uXoerner). to 2. won: Saracinesco, 1s3
(MiIler), 4 20 l. second: Zethus, Ill (Tal<
bert). II TO ]. third. Time Las S-5. Mis-
sivings. Smiling Tom. Trio, Adelinette,
Campaigner and Umbrella also ran.
Seventh race. selling. about furlongs-
Moyea, 103 (Shilllng). 10 10 ]. won; Heine,
III SANDY. to l. second: Cutter, 1N9
(Koerner). to I. third. Time lilo 2-5
Don Fonso. Cracksmen. Progress. Dapple
Gold. Little Blue. Green Seal, Niger MI
lex Fusillade Communipaw, Daley Frost
Gen. Haley. royboy, Workman and Lady
Karma also ran. -
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SWAT FEST
WITH FISTS
WORCESTER 6. FALL RIVER 4.


Worcester deeated Fall River yesterday,
s to 4. at Worcester. A mix-up In which
players and both managers took part de-
layed the contest for some time. Sylves-
ter attempted 70 stretch a three-base hit
into home run, but as he was sprlntins
for home Knots threw down his mask
I'm front OF the runner and receiving the
ball tagged him with considerable force.
Sylvester seized Knott's mask and threw
II into the bleachers. Manager OBrien
Of the visitors and Burkett OF Worcester
rushed out and came TO blows. They were
surrounded by players OF both teams and
many blows were exchanged. The crowd
and several policemen rushed out on the
field but Il was some time before the
combatants could be separated and play
resumed. The game itself was hard
fought. Bushey had TO retire on account
or sickness. The fielding and batting OF
Knots and the batting OF Guiheen we're
features.
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Runs--CoughIIn, DOWNS, GOOD z, Foss-
man, Donovan--s; Schreck, Cross. TIVE
base hits--Jones, Rossman, Hartsel, Mich
oils. Cross Three-base hit-Cobb. Hits
on waddell 6 In 4 Ia innings; off Ben
der 4 In 4 2-3 innings. Sacrifice hits
Jones. Schaefer. Double play-Cobb and
Rossman 2. Left on bases--Detroit Z;
Philadelphia g. First base on balls-Of
Donovan 2; off waddell g. Struck out
BY Donovan 8: by Waddell 2: by Bender
2. Passed ball-Schreck. Wild pitch
Bender Time-lh. 45m. Umpires-staf-
ford and Evaps.
NEW YORK g. ST. LOUIS /. o..
The Americans took the fret game OF
the series from st. Louis yesterday at
New York, by a score OF 8 to l. Moore
was hit pretty freely. but the home bat
ters got all they wanted off Glade after
the opening inning. Tho score:
NEW YORK
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Runs-Fitts g. Norris. Costello q Fryer
4. Witherow 2, Higgins 2, Martin, Dolan
2-1s; Eayfes, Taberisky. Seagrave 2, An
drews, Millard--6. Sacrifice hits-Withe-
row. Aspin wall. Stolen bases-Fftts 2, Cos
tello, Fryer 2, witherow 3. Higgins, Mar
tin. Dolan 2, Taberisky 2, Andrews. Mil
lard Trree-base hit-Fryer. Home run
Seagrave. First base on balls-Off Aspin-
wall g. of Nisbet 4; of Seagrave l.
Struck out-By Aspinwall 8; by Nisbet z:
by Seagrave O. Batters hit-By Aspinwall
-Eayres. Andrews 2, Nisbet, Tucker: by
Nisbet-Higsins. Fryer 2. witherow. Mar
tin: by Seagrave--Martin. Double play
Fits to Dolan Passew balls-Costello 2;
Brice 3: Tucker Z. wild pitch-Nisbet.
Time-2h. 10m Umpire-Rock,
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RunS=Thomas - kuaDe =, Doom Z, Us
borne--7; Anderson, Leach, Hamilton
Wagner. Nealon--5. Two-base hits-Wag-
ner 2. Three-base hits-Leach. Knabe.
Sacrifice hts-Leach, Knabe. Stolen
bases-Nealon. Magee ?. Double play-An-
derson and Nealon. Hits-Off Leever, in
innings; of Leiheld. In 3 innings: off
Corridor. n In innings: off Sparks in
| inning. First base on balls--Off Leever
2; off Leifield 8; OF Corridor 2: off Sparks
2. Hit by pitched ball-By Leever ].
Struck out--By Leiield 8; by Corridor 2.
Wild pitches-Leifield. Corridor. Left on
bases-Pittsburg Z; Philadelphia Z. First
base on errors--Pittsburg q. Philadelphia
1. Time-2h. Som. Umpire-Emslie.
sBatted for Smith in ninth.
!Batted for Leifeld in ninth.
!!Batted for Corridor In ninth
NEW YORK 4, CINCINNATI 3.
Odwells muff OF Corcoran's fly In the
second inning after two men had been
retired. was followed at Cincinnati yes
terday by four runs. All New York need
ed TO defeat Cincinnati. 4 to 3. Bresna-
han was hit on the head with pitched
ball In the third inning and knocked un-
conscious. MeGann was hit on the wrist
in the same inning and compelled to re-
tire. Score:
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rlgan. MCKINLEY 2-s; Clement. Keister,
Merritt--3. Three-base hit-Weidensaul.
Two-base hits-Sentelle, Clement. Socri-
flee hts--Hanford Frick. Struck out-By
Foxen T. by Whiting /; by Mckinley 3.
First base on balis-Of Foxen 8: off
Whiting 2: off MoGlnley s. Passed ball
Hurley. Hit by ptcher--By Foxen-Kel-
ley. Stolen bases-Clement, Keister.
Frick. Left on bases--Jersey City IL:
Toronto s. Time-2h. Ism. Umpire-Mc-
Carthy Attendance--41O0
BUFFALO 8. NEWARK 2.
Currie pitched good ball at Buffalo
yesterday. and Newark never had n
look-in. Carrick was hit hard In the
third inning. The features OF the
game were the fielding OF Mattress and
Sharpe, and home run over the left
field fence by Ryan. The score:
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Runs-Parent 2, Barrett. Knight. ing
laub 2-6; Isbell. Dougherty, Altrock-3
Two-base hfts-Barrett. Mcfarland. Thee
base hit-Unglaub. Home run-Knigfht
Sacrifice hits-Congalton. Parent. Stolen
bases-Rohe. Donohue. Double play-Fer-
riS and Unglaub. Left on bases-Boston
9? Chicago II. First base on balis-Of
Winter 4; off Altrock /. Struck out-By
Winter 4: by Altrock Z. Wild pitch-Al-
trock Time-1h. Som. Umpires-Hurst
and Connolly
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NEWARK.

FHns-Nattress 2, SChlrm, Murrdy,
Smith, Ryan,; Sharpe, Zacher-2.
First base on balls--Off Carrick 8.
Struck out--By Currie 4; by Carrick 2.
Left on bases--BufYalo s: Newark 8.
First base on errors--Newark 2. Home
run--Ryan. Two-base hit--Nattress.
Earned runs--Buffalo 8. Stolen bases
Murray, Mcconnell. Wild pitch--Cur-
rie. Umpire--Cusack. Time--1h. 40m.
mcconnell out on third strike bunt.
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|NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS sSS4z!gEg $SSS45${

Chicago ...........0 o 2 o 1 o o o K
Boston ............ 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Runs-Slagle 2. Steinfeldt-3; Bridwell-l
Two-base hit-,IIoward. Home run-Stein-
feldt Hits--Off Pfeffer. in 1-3 innings
off Dorner. in 1913 innings. Sacrifice
hits-Sheckard, Tenney. Stolen base
Chance. Left on bases--Chcago s.: Boston
First base on balls-Off Reulbach 3; OF
Pfeffer !; off Dorner I. Struck out-By
Reulbach 8; by Pfeffer /; by. Dorner l.
Wild pitch-Dorner. Time-1h. 40m. Um-
pires-Johnstone and Carpenter.
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MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

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ST. LOUIS.

Run - Batch. Sacrifice HIS
Schmidt Rucker. Stolen base-Holly.
Double plsys--Bennett and Hostetter;
Maloney and Jordan. First base on
balls-Of Beebe 1. Struck out-By
Beebe Z; by Rucker 8. Wild pitch
Beebe. Time-1h. 25m. Umpire-o'Day.
'Batted for Burch in eighth.
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Runs--Poaapd 2, Lord. Charbourne 2,
Abstsip, MocoUMsli, Crawford, Donovan.
Kiiisn. Duny-Sa: Bannon 2. Malay 2.
Clancy, rlskAUtMye Lennox-s. Two-base
hitS--Abstezh, Poland. Three-base hits
Abstsin. Lennox. Left on bases-Rochester
9: Providence To- Sacrifice hit--Loudy.
Stolen eases--Clancy. Loudly ?. Flanagan.
Bannister. First base on errors-Roches-
ter 8; Providence ]. Hit by pitched balls
BY walters-Kilian. Crawford. First base
On bafis-Of Bannister Z; on Walters s;
on Stevens q: of Clinton 2: off Kilisn l..
Struck out--By Bannister 3; by Walters 8;
by stevens 2; by Kilian ]. Innings pitched
--Bannister 7: walters 8; Stevens 3: Clin-
ton a-s Kilian 1-s Runs of each pitch
er--or Bannister a: on Walters 4; of
Stevens 9; or Clinton g. Hits of each
pitcher-Or Bannister s; OF Walters q OF
stevens 7; of Clinton 2: of Kilian I. At
tendancs-los2. Umpire-owens. Time--2h.
6m.
sBatted for Bannister In fourth.
BALTIMORE 3. MONTREAL 2.
Baltimore took the second OF the series
at Montreal yesterday. 8 20 2 Barger ana
Adkins were opposing pitchers. and both
ala good work Score:
BALTIMORE
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Rqns-keeIer 2, WtChey, MOrlarty, Con-
roy 2-s: wallace-1 Two-base hit-sStone.
Three-base hit-wsllace. Socrihce hits
Rlberfeid. Chase 2 Stolen bases-Keeler,
stone Double play-Moriarty and Chase.
Left on bases-Ist. Louis S. New York 8.
First base on balls--On Moore Hit
sy pitcher-By Glade 1. Struck out-By
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

NAofIINpIVN' .. NI|fsN fII1AND' l.
Hughes outpitched Rhoades in the tight
places yesterday at Washington. and
Washington defeated Cleveland 10 l.
Three singles were punched by Washing
ton i'm the last inning with two out and
the run needed TO win was driven over
the plate by Heydon's line drive into
centre field
rhn
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CHICAGO g. BOSTON 1.
Both teams played perfectly In the field
yesterday at Chicago. all runs being earn
ed. with the final SCORE 10 In favor OF
Chicago Boston's run resulted from Bird
wells single, Brains long single and an
o,n Pfefrer strained tendon in his
pitching arm In the sixth. Score:
zDIITCAGn
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n. {. LEAGUE SCORES
YEsTERpAY,s RESULTS.

YESTERDAY's RESULTS,
Lowell 2, Brockton 0.
Lynn 4. Lawrence 3.
Havsrhill 2, New Bedford 2.
Worcester 8. Fall River T.
GAMES TODAY.
Fall River at Haverhlll.
Brockton at Lowell
New Bedford at Lynn.
Lawrence at Worcester.
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AGUE STANDING.

The Philadelphia's won in the ninth in
ming at Pittsburg yesterday by getting
four OF their hits and securing four runs
on misjudged flies to the outheld. Pitts
burg had the game well in hand up 10
that point. Score:
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PUNCHED
HITS ON
A PINCH
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NMbhINAN IIEAT 2 T.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston, s.; Chicago. g.
Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
New York. 6: St. Louis, l.
Washington, q: Cleveland, 1.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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CLEVELAND.

Two-base hit-IIinchman. Three-base hits
Turner Flick. Sacrifice hits-Jones,
Hughes. Bradley. Stolen bases-Ganley,
Perrine. Bradley. Double play-Altizer
and Hinchman. Left on bases-W ashing-
ton Z; Cleveland 10. First base on balls
of Hughes s: off Rhoades. j. Hit by
pitcher-By Hughes 1. Struck out-By
Hughes 4; by Rhoades T. Time-lh. 55m.
Umpire--Sheridan
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Connecticut LEAGUE
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.

Hartford 4, waterbury i.
Holyoke 8. New Haven !.
Norwich IL. New London z.
Springfield 4. Bridgeport 2.
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Glade s: by Moore 8. Balk-Nroore. Time
-lh SIM. Umplre-oLoughlin.

Winter kept his head yesterday at Bos-
ton, despite loose fielding by his team
mates. and the Chicago champions were
defeated to 3. The Boston players hit
Altrock sharply, Knights home run with
two men on boses virtually deciding the
contest Score:
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3atted for Dorner An ninth

BROOKLYN 1. ST. LOUIS 0.
Brooklyn made IL two straight shut
outs at st. Louis. taking yesterdays
game, 10 0. Rucker allowed only
two hits. Score:
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TORONTO 8. JERSEY CITY 3.

In spite OF the fact that the Maple
Leafs presented very much crippled
lineup In their opening game Of the sec
ond home series with the Skeeters at
Toronto yesterday afternoon. they man
aged chiefly through their opponents err
.rors and FoXsn's wildness, 10 take down
the long end of the purse 10 the tune OF
to g. The locals tailed their first three
runs without a hit. Whiting was substi-
tuted for Foxen with two down in the
fifth, with the bases full. but he passed
the first man that faced him. forcing
the tieing counter. The score.
TORONrn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-19
sTwo out when winning run scored.
DETROIT 8. PHILADELPHIA 2.

Detroit won at Philadelphia by hitting
waddell and Bender hard in the fifth In
ming. while Donovan held the locals safe
In all except one inning. Score:
nErDOrr
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-19

Shean-2. Two-base hits-Hunter. Brown.
First base on balls-Barger, Hunter,
Dunn. Burrell 2. Struck out--By Adkins
-Barger Shean: by Barger-Burreli.
Dunn. Hunter. Left on base--Baltimors
g.; Montreal 4. Sacrifice hIts-Hearne,
Rapp, Phelan. Stolen bases-Hunter
Rapp. Joyce. Morgan. Umpire-Conway
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