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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-07

SPECIAL meeting California 4
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building, $3.50 n. M. MON
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Business Of Importance
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WILL MAKE RECORD

Jennie Iauritzen and Mrs. W. J. Lar
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THE regular annual meeting Of the stockho,d-
ers of the PAJARO VALLEY CONSOLE
DATED RAILROAD COMPANY win be held at
the office of the company, SO Clay St. San
Francisco, Cal, on MONDAY. the 21st day Of
January. 1907 ct the hour of II O'Clock p m
for the purpose of electing a board of directors
10 serve for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting. The transfer books
VIII close on Friday, January IS 1907 at 3
D. m. w H HANNAH cacratarv
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CAPTAIN CLARK RESIGNS

Captain Walter NJ. Clark, command
ing Company A, Sixth Infantry. has
resigned his commission and has been
relieved from command. Pending an
election Second Lieutenant James w.
Cunningham has been placed in COM
mand.
Company Of the Sixth, located at
Bakersfield, closed the old year with
a duck supper and a smoker in its
armory. Majors Rogers and Critics
were guests of honor and addressed
the meeting.
Company D of the Sixth held its first
drill last Monday night under the di-
rection of it's new officers. Captain
Garrison is recruiting to have a strong
company
The new armory of Company B, Sew
enth Infantry, and the third division
of the Naval Militia in San Diego was
formally dedicated on New Years eve
by a grand ball in the drill hall. Be-
fore the ball there were addresses ap-
propriate to the occasion by Mayor
John L. Sehon, M. l.. Ward, Captain
Ed Fletcher of the infantry and Lieu
tenant Don M. Stewart of the militia
A football team OF Company L Of
Santa Ana during the latter part Of
last year defeated a team of Company
f OF Los Angeles of the same regi-
ment.
The State trophy which was award
ed to Troop c, located at Salinas, was
presented to the troop in that city last
Friday night by Adjutant General j. B.
Lauck. and it was accepted on behalf of
the troop by Captain c.. j. Fulle. There
was an address by Mayor Thomas Rem
ison and remarks by J. n. Andressen
and General Wankowski, and musical
numbers by Miss Helen Baker, Miss
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Company F. Captain Stindt, had a
good attendance at its first drill of the
year last week, in the presence Of Col
onel Kelly, Lieutenant Colonel Nc
Creagh. Major Eggert, Captain McCu1-
loch and Captain varney. The men are
credited with having made an excellent
showing. there being no speaking or
levity in the ranks and the different
movements including skirmish and ex-
tended order, being executed with a
snap and precision that would serve
as an object lesson for any of the other
companies of the regiment. At the close
Of the drill the men and the officers
were the guests OF the commander of
the company at a supper served in the
regimental headquarters. where the
needs of the regiment were discussed
and suggestions offered for its advance
ment.
The belts for the men of the First
have been received and distributed. The
companies still need fatigue hats and
chevrons.
Every company has opened school
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Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2.241,0O0 feet
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+ SPORTS OF AL SORTS 7 '' '$3s s:, -,,u tennis
DIAMOND CHIPS FOR BASEBALL FANS

Williamsport won its sixteenth straight
victory In the Tristate League yesterday.
Catcher Jack Dillon. formerly with Jer-
sey City. Montreal and Rochester, has
Joined Baltimore.
Baltimore has released shortsop James
to the Memphis team of the Southern
League.
Elmer Flick, of Cleveland. Is playing re-
markable ball this season. He leads the
American League in batting, base running
and long distance hitting.
1t is reported that Harry o'Hagan will
ioin the Waterbury team of the Connec-
ticut League.
The leaders in the various leagues at
present are: National League, Chicago;
American League, Chicago; Eastern Lea
que. Buffalo; American Association, Col
Lmbus; Southern League, Memphis; Con-
necticut League. Holyoke. New England
League. Worcester: Tri-States League,
Wiliiamsport; New York State League,
Utica: Central League. Springfield;
Three-Eye League. Decatur. Western
League. Des Moines: Western Assocla-
ton. wichita: Cotton States League. Mo-
bile. Pacific Coast League. Los Angeles;
South Atlantic League, Jacksonville; At
lantlc League, Allentown; Virginia Lea
que. Portsmouth.
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Newark and Jersey City will play a
double header across the river his after
noon.
The series between the Colts and the
Skeeters to date stands four games to
three IN the locals favor.
The Colts established an Eastern League
record for the season yesterday, scoring
their third straight shut out-and against
Jersey CITY.
The fans a lots of fun at the Skeeters'
expense yesterday. Merritt In particular
was a target for their jests. The big
first baseman is not noted for keeping
his uniform very tidy, As a result one
bleacherIte yelled out: Say, Merritt, you
folks were whitewashed twice Thursday:
l thought I'd see you clean today"
Baltimore opens a series of three games
tomorrow. Then will follow the four
Western teams.
Pitcher Terry Nops, last season with
Providence, has been released by Trenton.
Newark now leads the league in the
line of shutouts. The Colts have BANKED
their opponents nine times this season.
Jimmy Cockman now leads the regulars
of the Newark team in batting. The
little third baseman never played better
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Llewenyns vs.. watsesslngs.

The Llewellyn B. B. c., Of Bloomfield,
will play the Watsessing b. B. G., at Wat
sessing, this afternoon, and will play the
Hamilton A. C.. at home, tomorrow. Grohe
and Waddeck viii do the pitching and
Davis and Vesterman will do the CATCH
ing. Knego and Todd for the Hamiltons.
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CYCLISTS
RIDING WELL ON
FOREIGN TRACKS
John Bedell Wins Feature
Event Of France, Finishing
First in Grand Prix Race.

Newark cyclists are meeting with more
than ordinary success on the European
race tracks. The richest hau of the season
was made by John Bedell, who won the
Grand Prix cycle race at Paris, the event
won the year before by Frank Kramer.
Cosseau finished second to Bedell in the big
race. Deschamp third and Bournae fourth.
Menus Bedell won the hours motor-paced
championship of the world at Berlin, Ger
many, duplicating his victory of 1903. He
reeled off ~ kilometres during the hour (52
miles,. -Four days later at Berlin Menus
In a race against time beat the record of
BODY Walthour, covering so kilometers 81
miles) In SO minutes IL seconds. Walthour's
record for the distance was 3S;1l
At Rheims, South France, John Bedell
and Floyd Krebs. the latter also of New
ark, won the ten-mile tandem champion
ship race.
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BuRaIo, o, Montreal. 1.

BUFFALO. July 1.-THE Bisons displayed
a clean pair of heels to Montreal yester-
day, winning 8 to /. It should nave been
a shutout for Billy Milligan, but "A pecu-
liar accident In the first inning allowed
Madigan to make the circuit on what
might have been a ~two-bagger. I'M stoop-
ing for the bounding ball Gettman came
in contact with Whites knee and was laid
out cold. and when brought around re-
tired In favor of Schirm. Umpire Sulli-
van also went Town from a pitched ball,
but continued with his trick. The score;
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Toronto, &; rochester. 4.

ROCHESTER,, July Elm the fifth in
ming yesterday the Maple Leafs pounded
Pappalau. the Bronco pitcher, unmerci-
fully, and when they got through, after
meking seven hits. including two triplets
for five runs. they had the game more
than safe. The locals could do nothing
with Mckinley. In the ninth Clancy started
with a triple, and Carrigan's error let him
a triple, and Carrigan's error let him
score, saving the Rochester team from a
shutout. The score:
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Jimmy COcknlnn,
Third baseman who leads the Colts
In batting.
ball than this season, and is now one OF
the most popular players on the team.
Mccarthy Is expected to pitch one OF
the games for Newark at Jersey City
this afternoon.
Rochester has been strengthened by the
addition of Pitcher Brockett, Of the New
York Americans, and Pitcher Henley, of
the Brooklyn Nationals.
Jimmy Mullen leads the Colts in extra
base hitting with a home run, six triples
and inc doubles.
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ProvIdence. 4, Raltimore. 3.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Toren practically
lost his own game yesterday by two wild
throws to first base. The big fellow
pitched a beautiful game. and should ave
won. Duffy. who batted for Cakes In the
ninth inning, drove a clean single to left
field, which sen in the winning runs. The
SCORE.
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Two-base ~hits-Bayden, Weidy. Three
on bases-Rochestef, 6; Toronto, 4. Sacri-
flee hit-Malay. Double ~play-Loudy TO
Moran. Bases on baals-Of Pappalau. 3; off
Mckinley. 2. Struck out-By Pappalau, 4;
by Mckinley. Z. Time of game-1h. 45m.
Umpire-McCarthy. Attendance, III.
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ELIZABETH. July 6i-It Is expected that
n large crowd will witness TIE finals in tho
mems singles in the East Jersey Lawn
Tennis tournament. which will be played
this afternoon between Case aud Cragin
at the tennis courts Of the Elizabeth Town
and Country Club.
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Three-base hit-Wagner. Two-base hit
Jacoby. Sacrifice hits-Jaekson. Courtney.
stolen bases-Crane, Lnyster. Kelley
Courtney. Double ~plays-Kelley to Poole
to Jackson; Sweeney to Kelley to jack
SON: Wagner to Hayes. Left on bases
Elizabeth. s: Newark. 5. Struck out-By
Speer. 5. First base Oh balls-Off Speer,
5: off Jacoby, 3,
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WORK OF THE COLTS
C0CKMAN NOW LEADS REG
ULARS IN HITTING.
Newarks Picking Up in Average-Now
Have Mark of .227-Mullen Best
Long Distance Hitter.

Newark has been steadily gaining In It's
batting and now has an average of .227,
only two points behind its opponents. Nc
Carthy stir tops the list of individuals, but
Cockman has taken the lead among the
regulars. Mullen, Jones and Engle are
close behind. The Newark second base
man leads in long-distance hitting, having
twenty-four extra bases to his credit. The
averages to date follow:
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The Colonial A.. A., Of Kearny, will cross
bats with the Centrals, Of Harrison. tomor-
row at the Harrison oval. To make things
entertaining they will play for a side bet OF
S25. The Colonial A. A. thinks. after send
ing the Orientals and the independents to
The lineup of the Colonial A. A. Will be
Tobin. catcher; Ferguson, pitcher: Ness,
first base; Cary, second base; Fischer. third
base; Holden. shortstop; Forfar. left field;
Wallace, centre field Slmms, right field.
The game will be called at Up. m.
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TwO-hase hits-Padr0ne. Kelly. Sacri-
flee hlts-Shackleton, Dowd, Wolf. Stolen
bases-Padrone 3, Kennedy. Left on
bases-Easton s, Brooklyn 7. Bases on
balls-Burke 2, Wolf /. First base on err
~rors-Easton 1. Brooklyn 4. Hit by
pitcher-Rltter. Struck out-By Burke 5,
by Wolf 2, Balk-Burke. Time-1h. som.
Umpire-McGreeary
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The Essex nine win meet the Millburn
A. c.. on Essex oval, Dawson and Thomas
streets. tomorrow afternoon at $3.50. Man
ager Scanlon will try to shake off the hoo
doc which is hanging over his team after
getting n good start. Woolley at short
and Todd behind the bat have put a lot Of
ginger in the team. both being aggressive
players, playing good ball the Fourth of
july. Knego. a sonthpaw, will pitch to-
morrow. The lineup win be:
Millburn A. C~.-Finpegan. first base; r.
Tingrove. second base: w. Tingroye. third
base. i. Lynch. shoristop; A. Tingrove,
pitcher: Roach. catcher; #. Lynch. left
field. Shoenbiber. centre field. Montross,
right field.
Essex-Tulte. left field: Travena. right
field; Oswald, first base; Scanlon, second
base: Sheridan. third base Woolley. short
stop; Fehn, centre field Todd. catcher;
Knego. pitcher,
Mr.. Hess will umpire.
Nationals VS.. BrOnd.
At the West Side Oval tomorrow after
noon the National Turner's will meet the
Broad A. c As both teams are playing
gilt-edged ball. a good game can be ex-
pected. The Turner's have strengthened
their team by the addition Of Kurfess,
Schooner and Van Giesen, who will pitch
tomorrow. The Nationals have secured
the grounds at West Side Oval for Sun
son. and will meet the best teams in their
class. The batteries for tomorrow's game
viii be Van Giesen and Langheld for the
Turner's. Kristen and Johnson for the
Broad The game will be called at $3.50
O'Clock.
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tuxedo BiIIiard Tourney.

Eddie Pierson defeated George
Slockett in the amateur billiard tour
nament at the Tuxedo Academy last
night by a score OF 200 to 10. The
winner of the match shot from scratch,
while his opponent had a handicap OF
As pOintS.
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Rending. O, chcstcr. o.

READING, Pa, July 6.~-ziegler, the
southpaw. not only shut out the Chester
aggregation yesterday, but he had two
home-run drives over the right field fence,
which gave the locals five of their six
runs. The score:
IVrr,1r1Hn
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"JeH, Has His Say.

II would look like a big bully alongside
of these little fellows is the way Jeffries
put 1t. Tommy Burns deserves all the
credit that goes to the VICTOR said JEFF
fries. "He won easily, and from the min
ute the men put up their hands l knew
he would win. l could see at a glance that
Squires did not class with the little Cana
dian. No, I shall not tight again. l said
that In case any foreigner ever came
across ard there was a chance of him car
rying off the heavyweight championship
honors then 1 would fight. But as far as
l can see there Is no reason why / should
fight again. Burns can beat any Of these
fellows from the other lands. and / don't
believe that the public would stand for me
to fight Burns. They know. as well as
Burns does himself, that L can beat him
easily.
1T is back to the farm for yours truly,
and l guess that l will stay there the rest
of my life. / am a business man now, and
the fighting game and l have separated for
good. However, as long as / am able TO
fight the title will remain in this country"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games Today.

Games Today.
st. Louis Mt New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Yesterdays Results.
At New York R.H.E.
BrookIyn..... O O 0 1 0 0 OIL 5 0
New York.. o Q 0 o 0 l x-3 7 0
Batteries-Scanlon and Bergen; Ames and
BoWerman.
AT Pittsburg- R.H.E.
P%ittsburg..... 0 o o o / 1 x-2 6 o
st. LOUISE. 0 o 0 0 l 0 0 OIL 5 2
Batteries-Lieield and Phelps; McGlynn
and Marshall.
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BALTIMORE.
ROVIDENC

lOldlS .s..Tsssss 90 . - 10 1
xxBatted for Cakes in ninth.
.......v 0 2 o 0 0 0 Id
Providence ........ 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 "a
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Totals ...S2s SIS sal
Tri-state League.

AT INTERPRETATIONS 5, VIII
mington ?.
AT Observation-Disclosures 5, Altoona O.
At Observation-Disclosures q York I.
At Harrisburg-Trenton 2, Harrisburg 0.
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Chester ............ o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 90
Reading ............1 3 0 o 9 0 x-6
Sacrifice hit-Cox. Two-base hit-Lewis.
Home runs-Ziegler 2. Stolen bases-Clark,
Cox. Double plays-Chilcott. Sharp and
Agnew; Schultz. Clark and Cox. Bases on
balls-Of Slime 2. off Ziegler 2. Struck out
BY Stine 5, by Ziegler 4. Time-1h. 45m.
Umpire-GoOdnart.
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ALLENTOWN. Pa. July 6.-Pottsvlle
barely escaped a shut-out yesterday. Al
lentown batted Henderson so viciously in
the second inning that he gave way 30
Mehline, who Jared but little better. The
score.
nn1rur~xrVr q q. ~ = rrr.-
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BLANK ELIZABETH
ATLANTICS SCORE
ANOTHER SHUT0UT.
speer Pitches Steady Game Against
Union County Team-Locals
Hold Third Place.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE STANDING.
WL.Pc.1 W.L.Pc.
Allentown 30 II SOS Elizabeth -. % ~ oil
Reading ....31 IS Obs 1Chester ......21 "a .46l
yorro~Ir DC 90 LdOlDoffuptia "a ri MI
ATLANTIC LEAGUE STANDING.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 4; Elizabeth, 0.
Allentown, 10; Pottsville. 1.
Reading, 6; Chester. 0.
Brooklyn, B; Easton, l..
Games Today.
Newark at Elizabeth.
Chester at Reading.
Pottsville ut Allentown.
Brooklyn at Easton.
Games Tomorrow.
Allentown. at Newark e games).
Easton at Elizabeth.
Reading at Pottsville.
ELIZABETH, July 6.-After winning
three straight games on Thursday. the
Newark Atlantic Leaguers shut out Eliza
beth here today, 4 to 0, and retained their
hold ON third place. Speer was In the
box for the Invaders. lie allowed only
six scattered hits and struck out five men.
The score:
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TIL All Americans will go to Roselle
this afternoon to lineup against the team
Of that place. All players have been re-
quested 10 meet at headquarters, at 100
p. m. sharp. Tomorrow Is open for any
team offering a suitable guarantee. Adj
dress w. Sheridan. IA Mulberry place.
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Burns to right johnson.

Tommy Burns has about decided to meet
Jack johnson il Jim Jeffries refuses to
fight him. Burns said after the fight that
he would bar no fighter in the world. In
confidential chats several weeks ago
Tommy said he knew that he was the
master of Jack Johnson, and that he
would not draw the color line.
Burns is Of the opinion, his victory over
Squires entities him to a chance at JEFF
fries. He argues that the big fellow has
admitted that he would meet any man the
public wanted him to. He thinks now he
fills the bill. But there is but n slim
chance of such a match being made.
The only hope the public had of seeing
Jeffries In the ring again was In a Squires
victory. He stated that If a foreign fighter
took the honors ava from an American
he would prepare himself for a fight and
attempt to retrieve the title. Otherwise
he would not bother himself about 1t. JEFF
fries would much rather get a job now
and then of refereeing a fight Of this kind
for a fee Of 1000 than go through the mill
of training.
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Eurekas VS.. Essex.

Sunday morning at the Thomas and
Dawson street grounds the Eureka A. c.
will meet the strong Essex A. C., and, as
both teams are playing fast ball, a first
class game is assured. Siberian and
Sickinger will be in the points for the
Eurekas, and Flynn and Pierson win be
the battery for the Essex A. G. Game
win he called at 10 O'Clock The line-up:
Eureka \. C.-McKay, third base; Skid
more. shortstop; Boutlllier. second base;
Decker, first base; j. S~ickinger, right heldi
Sickinger, catcher; Siberian. pitcher. Essex
a. C.2Tuite, second base; Berger, first
base; Kelley. shortstopi Van Pelt, centre
field; Burns, left field; Rynn, thlfd oase.
Trevena, right field, Pierson, catcher;
FLYNN. pitcher.
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Newark again broke into the first
division yesterday by scoring a third
straight shutout over Jersey City.
The Colts are now tied for fourth place
with Baltimore and only a game be-
hind Rochester, the third place team.
The result of the double header this
afternoon at Jersey City and the series
with the Orioles, beginning tomorrow,
will nave an important effect on the
standing.
The Colts had to squeeze hard to land
the victory yesterday, being up against
Joe Lake. the Skeeters' best pitcher. but
squeeze they did. Only one run was scored
In the nine innings, and that lone tally
belonged to Newark. 1t was scored by
Engle in the first round. He reached his
base on Beans error, stole second and
dashed home when Merritt muffed the ball
on an attempted double play.
The score:
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as its attraction tomorrow afternoon at
the Roseville oval the crack st. Benedict
Baseball Club in the deciding game Of
their series. Each team has a game TO its
credit, and when they meet tomorrow one
OF the greatest games OF the season is ex-
pected. Manager Flynn has signed FAX,
a new shortstop.
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For tomorrow afternoon at the Parkway
Oval, Harrison, the Parkway A.. G., or
Kearny. has as its opponents the All
star a.. c., of this city. AS a hard prop
%osition, the All-Stars are about the real
thing, as their record Of wins will prove,
and from the present outlook the Kearny-
10 come out with whole skins The Park
ways, however. are playing great ball,
having won ten games on their home
ground without suffering a defeat, and
they think that while the Stars may re-
qulfe them to put forth a little extra ex-
ertion to secure a win. when the game Is
their predecessors. and the Pathways
will have added another scalp.
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Two-base hits-Murphy, Bird, Edgar,
Sinex. Three-base hits-Sinex. Kleet,
S%treSser. Toomey. Sacrifice hits-Bird ?.
Stolen bases-Taylor. Grimm. Left on
bases-Pottsville 8. Allentown Struck
out-By Murphy Z, by MehiinR :. Hits
of Henderson 6. off Rfehiipg 6. First
base on bans-On Henderson I. off Mehl-
ing I. off Murphy 4. Hit BY pitched ball
-Grlfiin. Umpire Lannigan. Time-eh.
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RrookIrn. z, Ensfon. 1
EAsroN

EAsTON, Pa, July 6.-Brooklyn defeat
ed Easton yesterday In a dull and llstless
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The Arion A. C.. of Newark. will. today,
again visit Belleville. The last game was
won by the Mutuals. 6 TO 5, and went
eleven innings. Machette will pitch. and
probably Hubert or Gimbel will do the
catching.
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At CIeveland- ttfiE,
New York 30 0 0 0 Q OIL 3 0
Cleveland 20 0 0 0 l x-2 10 0
Batterles-Hogg and Thomas; Hess and
Bemis. $3.50
AT Detroit hii.E.
Pbiladel. 20 o 0 0 l / 0 0 as Ia ?
Bateeries-Donovan and Schmidt; Dy-
poert. Waddell and Schreck.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Games Today.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.