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Honduras entabIa on pIeitD contra
Guatemala y Salvador.
Prasenta ante la Corte. de .JustiCia
de Centro America Ia denunela de
habsTss ViOIado los tEatadOs.
In empr6stito para los gastOs del
ferrOCaUiI de- BuenaVentuTa a 3D.
gotta,
Los generates de Ia tea en- PUeltO
Principe.

Nu0va York, Julio "A lei gobiePno
de 10 Eepdblica de Honduras hR snrabl0'
do un plsito contra LES Republican do Qua
tsmals y Salvador, ante Ia CoTts de JUS
ticia de Osntro Am6RiCR. AIFgR Honda
TaB-que, tanto Guatemala como Salvador
han pFomovido On % tePFitoFio-0n el de
HonduFaa-una rsvoluei6n, vi0land0 de
eBs modo sl tTat0do 8 lR BoFie do tFatGdoB
qua los CincO Eepub,icaB frmRFans en- In
Fecisnts confeEsnCis do Warrington. Nj
CaTsgua he preBsntado tambi6n igual plsi'
to. Cos Estado0 Unido8, en- previHi6n dc
RuCssOB graves que pusdan OFiginarsV, hR
enviado el OEUcsEO "AIbAny" Csntro
America.
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Puerto Principe, Julio 14.-Un teroer
fuego 10 h1 regiItrado On eBta Ciudad.
OcurEi6 como los NnterioF0H, de IN modo
mistsriogo, Cundienao IR mayor alRrms en-
ID Ciudad y sin que 90 hRya podidO dsBou
bTiF los 8utoFs8 del hecho. En- las
fAmiliGB extrsDjePaB 90 FgFande la intrAn,
quilidRd que rsinR. En- el gobieEno Ne
tisne Ia certeza de que los ffecuentaB in
csndioB no 90 dsben otrs coBR que COM
plots polfticoH. So tame que ata entire los
miSmos que GpREeCen como adioto1 NoEd
Alexis On 0l ej6rCito, hsya a'gunoB simpa'
tizadoTe8 de Is CauBs firneinisto. Con mo-
two de eate tiItimo incendio SC han hsCho
numeFoaas detonCioneI. Hay entire los
migmoH elementOB del gobieEno, vivaG BuB'
picAciaE.
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Los aEabes de! Senegal tsmbi6n con-
TIA FlanCia.
Dos columns De trOBls tflnGOsas 50 atIrml quo
fa0rOR bIrFIdlS.

PaFig, Julio 1o.-D0 8CusFdo con Las
noticiRa roCibidaB Rqui de Las oo1taB del
oeuta de AfricR, los krabsg en- 10 depsndsn'
Cia francs8a del Senegal, poF motive de lea
BuCesou en- MRFyueCOB, 90 han lsvAnt0d0
contra los fs6noaSs8.
El minigtro de las C0lOnias hG FeCibid0
informeB do qus Ies 6Fabe8 FeCisntam0nt9
ataCaPon dos Columns franOsaas, una de
troints y dos y otFa de OusEanta y meta
hsmbgaE Las p6rdidaa poR PaRtO dc Iol
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Sc ha teTminado ya Ia impEGgi6n, egme'
Eadaments itegrafadS, del prsCioBo vaIs,
intsrmeGBo de lR 8aRzuSla ''Am0F que niue
re = amor que mace" del conocid0 CompO'
BitoF PusEtoFEiquefio senior RRfssl BallsiFe.
Sc enCuantTa de vants sn 81 "PAEis Be-
ESE" del Bi9E 2. Giuuti ( so CentaVOs d
GemPlRE. Iva
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-El Gu. del Manicomio uolicito para
al uB1 de Hu tf'ina uu Microscopic IN
lttTilizRdor. Di hR Bolicitud no hS re-
mitidO Sl Hon. GobsFnOdoF de Puerto
Rico para "a rOEoluCi6n, fAvOEGbloments
TeC0mOndadR.
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New York, JaIio 14-EI general
ZAwad2ky ha dGclaFsdo que Bi eB oieFtO el
aFFeg'o heCho pOT eI la contradiction de
IN empire tito dc tFsinta y CincO milIOns1
de dollars para los gABtoB gsneEalsB de
Colombia en- al farEocsEriI entire Buens
Ventura J Bogotd. Este gran fsFroCaFFil
pondF& en- communication f6cil con Fiqufsi'
mas ESgioneB del pBfp, la capital Bcgo'
t6 que entonCoS diBpondF6 do un impOE'
tents puerto en- el PacifiOO como 10 sG 81 do
BuenR Venture. Los hambFsB de n8go'
clos y Lon sgsicultoEes sDpeCislmsnto, GBtGn
intsreBadfsimoB On que el gobiernO del gs'
neral Reyes Ega'ic0 tan mNgna ora, pueS
ls extensi6n que NADIA entire Bogot6 y Bue'
n0 Ventura es vaBtfSima.
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San PertsrsbuTgO, Julio 14.-Ls Dana
0prob6 por fn en- todsB aus p9FtsG sl pre-,
8upueuto C0EE6 les g0OioDeB haBta sI vainte
y Heig de OCtubE0 Los debates mas inn
pogtRntsI fasFon Ioa relatives & ls spFobR'
Ci6n del pr0BupueBto. El parIamsntaEi8mo
Ba afanzR en- el pats, gsgdn ezprs8On los
grandGB diaries de GBta CiudRd. Los aCto1
de Ia DumR, an eBts reunion, han tenido
gran traBCendenCis, pusB 30 hs IogrAdo
d :minar & l9B elementoH mas ERdicRlsB =,
mediante bisn meditadag csmpAfiaU, 90 han
o9tonido grandeB conquipt0B IibersIes en- 81
pArlamento para 81 pueblo EuBo. En-
lR reunion dc OctubTa 10 pondr6n to-
bTe 81 tRpets On Ia Dums impoEt0nteB
auuptos que 90 cree lIamHrGn lG general
Atenci6n del impGFio. "a
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'RECIOS De SUSGRIPGIOn EN- TODA La ISLA,
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fFanCaBeB fOeF0n gEandeg.
DoapaChoB pFiVadoB rsCibidos aqul de
Dakar dsClarsn que ambas columns fus'
ron totRlments baTridss.
MUSICA NATLVA.
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AAAMAAAAAAA
/,
.I1IIlI!l!SY3.I3A!LIIZSSI
| Roy

De TN ai1O para otro, la
venta de las PiIdOras purga-
twas LIE Roy aumenta
COnsiderablemente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, Maya
guez, Ponce y Otras Ciudades
de La ISIa Gs Puerto Rico.
Este resultadO es debido
a la buena acogida que les
haCe ell PIbIiCO quien ha
recOnOCidO la seguridad y
rapidez de aCCion de dictas
4 Pildoras, remediO fAcil de to-
{ mar en- un tragO de aqua o
de te ligero, muy eCOn6mico
y eficaz.
Las PildOras Purgativas
LE ROY deben su reputa-
Cion a su aCCion especial So
bre la sangre y la bills y
como, al misnO tempo, es-
timulan ell apetito y, por
COnsiguiente, la nutricioR,
puedese con razOn COnsiderar-
las como depurativas y re-
CONSTITUENCIES.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Meridian-MsridIau. {; jackson. { ten inning.s
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First base on balls-Oi saunders ;: OF Meister.
!. Hits made-On saunders. Z; OF Meister. :.
Struck out-By Saunders. :. by Meister. 5 Two
base hit-Afullin. Sacrifice hit-Priest. Stolen
hases-Fcnwick ~. Baggett ~. Sig0Urney. Donald
son. Heider Weber. Doyle. Saunders. Hit By
pitcher-By Meistor. . Umpire-Mr Belts Time
q game-l hour and 8 minutes.
Carroll a new acquisition for Interior.
showed up we'll in his first game. With
"A quick drop ball. he was able TO strike
out nine Of the opposing stickers. and
allowed only four hits. The first run
scored by Interior was due 10 his timely
two-bagger. which scored Lewis. who
had reached first on a bingle back OF
second. Litchheid put up a good game
for Navy. and although he allowed eight
hits. his control at critical times was
sufficient 10 win the game.
Tho cnUrn.
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EASY FOR BANDITS
Find Quaker Twirler for
Seventeen Hits.
CONTEST BECOMES A FARCE

Commanding Lead Obtained by the
Locals In the Early Innings RObs
Game of Enterest-VIsitOrs Regard
Proceedings as Joke-Their Work
In the Field Is ExecrabIe.
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BRooKLAND REPEATS DOSE.
Trims st. EIiEabeth's Team for Sec
Ond Time This Spring.

Brookland took another fall out OF the
ST. Elizabeths team yesterday, the hos
pital players being blanked. 4 10 O. Rod
ler's batting was a feature, he getting a
home run and a double out Of three trips.
The first game between these two clubs. a
week ago, resulted in a 10 victory for
the suburbanites Score:
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To-DAY's GAMES.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
st. Louis Mt Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago

Cincinnati, June L-St Louis and Gin
cinnat split even in the double-header
here to-day although Manager CAMEL
protested the second game on the ground
that Emslie erred in allowing Higgin-
botham 10 bat a second time after he
had struck out while batting out Of turn.
Timely hitting won the first game. In
the second game Higginbotham kept the
few hits scattered. The weather was
cold. Attendance. 5000 Scores:
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
HOwnrd's Printers Short Circuit the
Electricians, o to &.
STANDING OF

In n holly contested game yesterday
at Eighth and Florida avenue northeast,
the printers Of G. z. Howard Company
defeated the electricians by a score OF
10 s.
Beal who pitched for the National
Electric Supply Company. had speed. but
was a little wild, allowing five passes.
Greene was on the rubber FOR the
printers. and served them In fine style.
striking out eighteen men. and giving
only two bases on balls.
Fair and Greene led in the stick work
for the pointers. the former getting four
hits. three for two bags, out Of five trips
to the plate
Hamilton. r. Beal and Miller cap
tured the batting honors for the National
Electric Supply Company. Score:
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COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
BrOOkland Cardinals Put Crimp IN
Chesty lexington Band.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

The Eckingtcns lost their first game Of
the season TO the Brookland Cardinals
yesterday. IA TO 6. The batting No
Rarity. Sanwln, and Cunninghs :. was
the feature. Score.
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hits-DoWns y. Clarke Hinchman. Two-base hits
Bradley. Laioe, Hinchman. Hickman. birmingham.
Thrce-baso hits-N. Clarke. Rossman. Home run
Birmingham. Bases on bals-Of Summers, 2; OF
Rhoades. . Left On bases-Detroit 6; Cleveland, g.
Bases on err0rs-Cleveland. /: Detroit / Struck
out-By Summers. /; by Malloy. 3 Double plays
Lajoie TO Stovall Rhoades 70 Laioie 70 StOyaIL
Umpire-Mr Sheridan Time Of camel hour and Is
minutes. Attendance 5000.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Agriculture Beats War, and Navy
Wins from Interior.
STANDING OF THE
TO-day's game-Post-ofaoo VS.. Commerce and Labor.


BY 4 10 8. Agriculture beat War on the
south diamond. and Navy downed Interior
on the adjoining field. The cool weather
caused alb the teams TO play snappy ball,
and the sides were retired in one-two-
three order.
Sanders was on the slab for Agricul-
ture. and. with the exception Of the second
inning. pitched good ball In this inning
Mullin started the trouble with a two
.5agger. and Baggott, Heider. and Meister
tapped the sphere for singles. scoring
three runs. Agriculture. by punching its
hits. scored three in the first and another
in the seventh. In the ninth War got a
man TO third on an error, but Sanders
frightened UP and retired the side by fan
ming the batsman.
The score.
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MAPS HAMMER SUMMERS.

Mig Clarke Triples in Fifth and
Wins All the way from Tigers.
Detroit, Mich, June 1-Cleveland ham,
mered Summers for two singles and four
doubles and Mig Clarke tripled in the
fifth and won all the way from Detroit,
even touching up Malloy, who went into
the breach. Birmingham secured the
first home run made on the Detroit field
this year, on a long drive into the left
field fence corner. Lajoie's hand was in
Jured by Cobb's drive in the ninth. Brad
ley and Schaefer were benched for criu-
cisir,. chor.ianr,ln anclainrs Scnra.
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Leit on bases-Washington. 8; Phlladel-
phia, 5. First base on balls-Of smith ..
of Gates. @ Struck out-By PLANK 6. nv
Gates. 2 TwO-base hit-McBride. Sac-i-
ice hit-Clymer. Stolen overwhelmingly
Milan Double play-Delehanty TO Nc
Bride to Freeman. Hit by pitcher-Rv
Plank. 1. Wild pitch-Smith. Umpire
Mr.. Connolly. Time Of game-1 hour and
81 minutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Saannah-Savannah. 5: Jacksonville, q
At Augusta-Charleston. l; Augusta. 0 levelen In
ningsl.
At Macon-NIaoon. ); Columbia 0.
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Awo-oase hits-Hesscr ~. Chaplin Stolen bases
A. HandibOs. Mess. Goodman, Salb o. Whamond
Draeger. Sacrifice hits-Hurley Whiting Goodman
%, Mccarthy. Double plays-Salb u Goodman;
A. Handiboe 20 Thomas. Hits made-Of Whiting
Il; Of Hessler, l. First base on balls-Bv Whiting
); b. Hessler. 1. Hit by pitched baIl-McCa rthy.
Struck out-By Whiting. S; by Hessler. s. Left on
bases-C Commissioners. S: St Joseph's g Wild
pitch-Whiting- Umpire-Alr Cleveland Time of
game-l hour and . minutes
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To-DAY's GAMES,
Philadelphia at Washington.
Reading mt Elizabeth.
Brooklyn at Allentown.

The Bandits were returned a lS-to-5
winner in a tWo-hoUr game AT Union
Park yesterday The game abounded in
amusing incidents. and after the fourth
inning developed into a farce.
The Bandits completely outclassed the
Quakers and took all the spice out OF
the game by obtaining a commanding
lead al the outset. Topham started In
the box, and until the seventh. when
line drive Off Fosters bat hit him on the
leg and temporarily disabled him. he had
not allowed a single visitor TO tally
Speer succeeded him In The eighth. and
his wildness. coupled with let-up in the
heretofore fast fielding. enabled Philadel-
phia TO chase I'm foi,r moro
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Let on baSes-Gurley A. G.. :: " S. Ct
First base on balls-Of Davis 1; OF Brooks 4. "a
KRAFT. : Innings pitchcd-By Brooks. ;: By Kraft
4. Hits made-Of Brooks. q: OF Kraft. g St-Icl,
out-By Davis Z; By Kraft. Z. Threebase hts
Donney hitzgerald Two-base hits-Falcouer f2l
Davis. Fitzgerald. Stewart. Pt1nfiney Stolen bsses-
King o. Donnley o. Kitzgerald ~. Donorep.
Stewart Hit b. pitcher-By Kraft. / Passed
bals-BsrTet. 4. Umpire-AIr Carr Tine Of gsms
i hour and 40 minutes
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Left On baseo- Bloomingiale. :: Brentwood. 4.
First base on balb-Of BUscher. 2: OF Beckett l.
Struck Out-By Buscher, 6; by Beckett. 1 Three
base hits-Buscher o.. Two-base hits-Ris;on,
Moore. Beckett. SaTifCc milwaukee. Stolen base
Buckley. Double plays-Darnsu lunassisted) Sui
Ivan 70 Riston- Hit by pitcher-By Buscher. /: By
Beckett l. Umpre-Mr. Hoffman. Time Of g1me-
hour and IS minutes
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Earned ryns-Bethany 2; First, First base by
errors-Bethany 4: First. l. Left on bases-Beth-
any, 3; First, g. First base on balls-Oa Mathews.
=; Of Barry, 2 Innings pitched-By Barry. 6; by
Mcmahon. 3. Hits made-Of Barry. 3: of Nc
Mahon. 5. Struck out-By Barry. l. by McAlahon.
g. by Mathews. g. Thrse-base hits-M. Becker Nc
Mahon Two-base hit-Tumer. Sacrifice hit-Mene-
fee. stolen bases-LaWson, Meuefee. POmer0y IN.
Le Mat "a. PmfrCy. Double play-AlcMahon 10
Becker TO Spalding. Passed balls-Burham. ]; Meme
fee. 1. Stolen bases-Dodd Lewis 49,. Durham. ".
Becker ~. Mcmahon Motif 49,. Umpire-Mr.
Hughes. Time Of gsme-i hour and 50 minutes.
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EaTncu rnns-IntlTlOT. ? FlTsi base % cT0rs-
Navy. 4; Interior. Q First base on t1lls-Of Car
roll ;; of Littleield / Left on bases-Navy.
g. Interior 6. Struck out-By Carroll. 9; by
Litchfeld. s. Two-base hits-Carrou. McDonough.
Sacrifice hits-Bauhart. DUganue. Brauncr Harris
StoleL bases-DuRnne o.. Dawson. Roundtree 20
Mills ~. Double play-Litchfeld 70 Roger 70 Har-
ris. Passed hal!-DawSon. Umpire-Nlr Newman.
Time Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First Methodist and Fifth Baptist
Play Tie Game.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.

TO-day's gamo-Gnco vs.. Ninth. at Sixth and D
streets at $50
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LtIt on nases-OlIt1Eo. o TIuSUlrg. 9 Base on
err1rs-Pittsburg. / Home run-Leach. Three-hase
Mt-Leach. Two-tase hits-Sheckard Schultz Wag-
ner. Stolen hases-Sheckard Leach %. Kane. Noel
Ter Clarke. Sacrifice hits-Evers. Schultz Hoffman.
King. Bases on balls-Of Fraser. g. Of Maddox 5.
Struck Out-By Fraser. 2; by Maddox { hy Brown.
l. Hit by p.tcher-By Fraser. l. Wild pitch
Fraser. Umpires-Messrs. JohnstonS and Klein.
Time cf samc-2 hour and u minHes. Attendance
5000
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PHILLIES BUNCH HITS.
Players from Quaker City Get Best
OF BrOOkIyns.

New York. June The Phillies
punched two doubles and two singles in
the FIRST inning at Washington Park to-
day. and made enough runs then and
there to beat the Brooklyns. Phnadel-
phia has given Roy Thomas HIS uncondi-
tiOual release CaOra.
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Total&...... sD2IS 4
Totals

'Batted for Graham in sixth inning. Dated for
Bailey IN ninth inning ;Batted Tor Owen in fifth
inning. Slated FOX Manuel in seventh inning
81 Lc1is. ......... 0 Al o a a 4
Tvo-base hit-Hahn Sacrifice hits-F Jones r
Jones. Stone. Ferris. Shaw. lift By pitcher-By
Graham. /; BY Petty. l. Base on balls-Of Graham.
!. Struck ott-By Bailey. /: By Owen /; by era
lam /; BY Manuel 2: By Walsh. l. Left on bases
Chicago. 5; 81 Louis T. Umplres-Messrs Hurst
and ETanL Time CT same-2 hours and 10 minutes
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GIANTS ARE OUTPLAYED.
New York Nationals Draw Blank In
Gnme with boston.

Boston, Mass. June Boston outhit
and outplayed the Giants this afternoon.
shutting them out to the tune Of 10 0.
The eX-McGrawites figured largely In the
slaughter. Dahlen doing some wonderful
playing at his position, while Bowerman
led his team at the bat, and scored two
Of the runs. Dorner did the pitching Tor
Boston, and allowed but three hits.
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To-DAYrS GAMES.
Washington Mt Philadelphia.
Chicago Mt ST. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland Mt Detroit.
Special to The washington Herald

Philadelphia, June 1.-The Athletics
made enough runs in the second inning
to-day 10 defeat the Nationals by 20 L
Eddie Plank. Connie Mack's left-hander.
was IN splendid form, and held washing
ton TO five hits. which were too well
scattered 10 amount TO anything in the
scoring line. and but for an error by
Nichols Washington would have suf-
fered a shut-out
The Athletics were credited with sew
eral hits which they should not have had.
the ragged fielding and listless work OF
the Washington team being a big factor
in allowing the Athletics to score six
runs In the second inning.
A change OF pitchers took place in the
third, and although six OF the home
teams hits were made of Gates. who
succeeded Smith in the box, not a run
was scored by the Athletics In the last
six innings. The Athletics hit the ball
hard and often, but most OF their efforts
IN the batting line resulted In grounders.
which were handled by the Washington
infeld. and only one outfeld fly was made
during the game. Washington having a
Little to Enthuse over.
There was a crowd OF 4.O51 on hand TO
witness the game. but outside of the
second Inning there was nothing 10 en-
thuse over. Connie Mack made a change
in his batting order. Eddie Collins play
ing second and batting ahead Of Nichols.
Davis started the second with n sin
I 20
Davis. but Delehanty dropped the bali.
Coombs beat out hunt, filling the bases,
and Smith walked Powers. forcing Davis
home. Moran forced Powers at sec
ond, Collins scoring. Coonbs moved 70
third on the play. and when Plank hIt
to Delehanty. Coombs was thrown out AT
the plate. Hartsel walked. and Eddie Col
Inns beat out hit to Delehanty. Moran
scoring. wild pitch scored Plank and
Hartsel, and sent Collins to third. where
he scored on Nichols single Davis was
the third out on his second trip 10 the
plate in this inning.
Escapes without Score.
j. Collins singled TO center. and Coombs
and Moran beat out infeld hits in the
third of Gates. but no runs resulted. Col
Inns being thrown out at third and Cooubs
az the plate. Two bases on balls and a
single were also wasted in the fourth.
double play cutting short their chances.
The home team never threatened 10 score
in the remaining innings.
A single and a steal by DeIehanty.
with Powers wild throw. put Delehanty
on third, after two were out in the first
but he was LETT. Mcbride doubled after
two were out in the third. and Delehanty
and Street opened the fourth with singles.
but all these hits were wasted. Gates
was hit by a pitched ball. reached second
when Nichols dropped Z. Collins throw
OF Milan's grounder, and scored on Pick
ering's single. After this Washington
vas retired in order.
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RAILROAD LEAGUE.
Trninmen TrOunce Union Station
Nine in Opening Game.

The Union Station and Trainmcn played
the opening game in the Terminal Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A League yesterday after
noon, with a fair-sized crowd in attend
ance on their grounds. at Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast.
Tomorrow Coach Yard VIII meet the
Union Station nine. Score:
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First base on errUrs-New York. }. Left on bascs-
Now York. 7; Boston. ;. Base on balls-On Chesbro
2 Struck Out-By Chesbro Thrce-base hits
HcmUhil. KleinOw Gessler Sacrifice hits Keller
Sullivan. Criger Stolen bascs-Niles o.. Cicotte.
Wild pitch-Chesbro. Umpircs-MesSrs OIOughlin
and Egan. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes.
Attendance. 1900
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FIRST OF SERIES TO Sox.
Petty Hammered OF the Slab in St.
Louis Game.

ST. Louis. June 1.-Chlcago took the
opening game OF the series from ST.
Louis this afternoon. TO 6. owing to a
rally in the seventh inning. Petty. who
had replaced Graham in that inning. after
Criss had batted for Graham in the
sixth. being hammered off the slab, while
st. Louis was fielding poorly behind him
Each team used up three pitchers. Score:
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Earned runs-G. + Howard Co. 5: y. Z S. Co.
g. Left on hases-G z. Howard Co.. :; y T. S
Co. g. First base on balls-Of Greene. ?: OF Beal
s. Struck out-By Greene. Is; By Bcal. l. Home
Tuns-B Beal Miller. Thrcc-haso hits-Grncne
Hamilton. Two-base hits-Fau 49,, Hamilton Il
Beal. Stolen hases-Farr n, Wood i2l. Keeley Ia
Baron a. Evans 3d. Hamilton %. Hit By pitcher
BY Beal I. Wild pitchos-Grccne l. Passed
balls-Mctircw. 2; Hayden. l. Umpirc-Sfr. Finne.
gan Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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SECOND GAME

TWo-blsa hits-Rane Gilbert sacrifca hits-Lo-
bert H1stetter Stolen bases-ShaW %. Byrne
o. ROuTke Double play-ScllCi 70 Camel Bases
on halls-On SPADE. (: or HiEEinb0tLam 2 Struck
Out-By Spade. q. By Hirginb0.ham , Wild
pitch-Spade. Umpire-NIr Emslie. Time Of game
hour and 40 MINUTES
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First base By errors-Boston, !; New York. l. Left
on bases-Boston G; New York. g. First base on
balls-Of DO-ner. G; OF Wiltse. ? Struck out-By
Dorner. /; by Wiltse. Two-base hits-Bowernan
Beaumont, Sweeney. Sacrifice hits-McGanu, Donlin.
Sweeney. Ritchey. Bates Dahlen Double PLAYS
Rttchey 20 Dahlen 10 McGann; Daheu 70 Ritchey 70
Mccain; shannon to Needham. Hit by ptcher-By
Dorner /. Umpire-AIr. O'Day Time OF game-l
hour and 3 minutes Attendance. IS
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica. 3; Syracuse. s.
At GloversTille-A J. & G.. o.; Binghamton. 5.
At Troy-Troy. l: Scranton. 6.
At Albany-AlbaDy. 3; WilkesbaTre. /.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Trenton-Harisburg, 3; Trenton. .
At Wilmington-W illialnsport. 6; Wilmington, s.
At Lancaster-Altoona, 0; Lancaster,
At Reading-Johnstown. 3; Reading. 4