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The Washington herald., 1908-08-11
TIGERS BROWNS Al" % as s 1a AMATEURS|
MCLEAN BACK IN FAVOR.
Reds Catcher Again Forgiven for
Disregarding Clubs Rules.

Cincinnati, Aug 10--Larry Mclean has
played himself back into the graces OF
the Cincinnati club. and he Will not be
punished for his recent transgression Of
the clubs rules in regard to keeping a
firm hold on the water wagon.
President Hermann has announced that
he has decided not 10 fine the lanky
player.
But if there ever was player in dis
favor with his home town fans, It is Nc
Lean. who a few weeks ago was the idol
Of every baseball loving man and woman
IN Cincinnati
Now these same idol wo-shipers are
demanding Of President Hermann that
he decorate him with the order Of the
can"
MCLeau's weaknesses were known tC
the Cincinnati club when he was signed
and a special contract was drawn Up fol
him
Every time Larry slips a cog a ne@
agreement is drawn up, but before th'
ink IS barely dry on IL the wagon j.
again minus one Of its passengers Ther
Larry jumps IN and plays such star bal
that Hermann and Camel simply haven
the heart 70 punish him
Only once has he been penalized- anC
then pc was reinstaJed Ions before tn'
time was up
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LONG SWIM NEARLY FATAL.
James EIearns Gives Out Trying to
Cross English Channel

Dover. England. Aug Io-In an at
tempt 10 swim the English Channel
james Nearns. the Scottish champion.
showed a Determination 10 attain his
object that nearly cost him his life Leav-
ing the English coast Saturday night. he
was within three miles Of France after
hours
Although he was advised TO give up the
effort. Nearns was persistent. and he
labOred until he became 50 exhausted
that one Of his attendants aboard &
tug rad 10 jump into the water fully
dressed and support the swimms- until he
could be rescued.
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The E. J. Murphy Company downed the
" 3 Moses q Sons aggregation at
Eighth street and FLORIDA avenue north
east yesterday IN a close game by 3 10 /
Dolly" Gray who served them Up FOR
The paint men was ln good form and al
lowed but four scattered hits. while he
Tanned ten men and walked but one
Whitney. on the mound for the losers,
was touched for only one more hit than
his opponent. but in the first round two
hits and three errors 1etted three taIIies
which lead was too much for the furni-
ture boys 20 overcome Chick Dar1aIl
caught a good game for the losers. while
White made a good catch Of a fly back Of
s-nrr 500
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FINISHES LONG RUN
Boy Covers 700 Miles in II
Days and % Hours.
FROM TORONTO TO NEW YORK

T. J. McAughey, Secretary of West
End Branch Y. ". c. A, Toronto,
Mayor of New YOrk-LOst Thirty
Pounds the First Two Days.
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FAIR SWIMMER THRIFTY.
Annette KeIIerman Won't Race for
Less Than 81, 200.

Boston. Aug 10--8iOney talks with An
rette Keuerman. the Austrian swimming
champion IN reply TO chaIlange from
Miss Elaine Golding, OF Bath Beach y
Y. for match al the Brighton Beach
Baths. C6ney Island. she SAYS thar Miss
GoIdlag OF any other challenger viii have
q produce q S1.019 purse before she viii
enter such q match.
She VIII not consider a race OF any kind
for a less purse Her manager declares
that there isn't a man or woman swim
uer il the United Stated who has q
record equaIing Miss Kellerman's
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Battcries-Frede-ick. Porter and Crasgsr- Hz-srs
town, k7vbs and Simpson Uupire-Mr- BrJEr
Tine q szEe-- hour and 45 minutes
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GOLF IN THE SOUTH.
Interstate Championship TOurna-
ment Begins This Week

Linvfue. y. c. Aug 1.-The Eseeola
interstate Southern championship tourna-
nent viii be held here this week under
the auspices Of the Eseeola GoIf Club.
The entrants include players from all
parts Of the South. the Chattanooga Golf
and Country Club. the Birmingham Golf
Club. the Knoxville Country Club. and
the Roanoke Golf Club sending teams 20
compete
Foremost among the weeks events VIII
Be the competition for the Tanglewood
Cup. which viii occur on Friday and sat
urday- a handsome Tiffany cup. valued
at 50. VIII be the prize It must be won
three seasons in succession 10 be retained.
To-morrow's events include an open
championship team match for teams Of
three. an open interstate championship
for men, and q mixed foursome- All the
events are open 10 amateurs only.
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The Observation-Disclosures game yester-
day. in the Capital City League. was
postponed because neither team had a
complete lineup
Government Printing Office Will play
St Stephens Institute at $50 o'clock this
evening
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TEAMS CLASH TOMORROW.
Columbia and Interstate Play Sec
ond Game of Series.

The second game between the Columbia
Athletic Club and Interstate viii be
played on Wednesday at the American
League Park at 3 O'Clock.
Interstate won the first o. the series
Between these two by the narrow margin
OF one run. and the second game, which
was scheduled for last Friday had 10 be
postponed on account Of wet grounds
Columbia IS anxious TO play this game,
as Il means another chance 10 see how
the Capital City League VIII measure up
with the Departmental Treasury an
nexed the penrant handily from the In
JerstaJers. who finished IN the second
place, and these contests between the
two leagues mean much
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sBatted for Coughiin IN the ninth
fBatted for kahoe in the eighth -Ran for
Warner IN the eighth Slated for John
son in the eighth
Detroit--.--.-.-..... 0 0 0 200 o.
Washington-------. 0 0 o-3
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New York. Aug 10.-A thin young man.
with freckled face and rust-colored hair,
at 3 O'Clock to-day swung from Broad
way into City Han Park. The perspira-
ton was streaming from his face and
arms, while his athletic suit was as
moist as though he had been under
shower bath He drew a breath OF relief
as he ran up the steps OF the City Hail
two at a time and escaped from public
view through the doorway.
The young man was T J. NcAughey,
assistant secretary Of the Y Il c. A
West End Branch. OF Toronto. Canada,
who left the City Hall in that city al Il
a m July 2. bearing a message from
the mayor Of that city TO the mayor OF
this.
Omitting two Sundays. IN which he
would not walk. he had covered the go
miles from Toronto 70 New York. with
= miles additional as the result OF mis-
taking the road. in Il days and > hours
McAughey had 10 wait a few minutes
in the reception room before being ush-
cred into the presence Of Acting Mayor
MCGOWAN. While waiting he talked free
y Of his journey
LOST lBlEiF ROUNDS
I lost thirty pounds during the first
two days OF the trip he said 7 aver
! aged sixty-five miles z day. walking Or
running from g g. n. 10 % p. n ran
about two-thirds Of the distance At Al
/ bany I lost the road and went thirty
miles out Of my way At Geneva lost
twenty-five miles, and on the Indian res
ervation in Canada could get TO infoT-
nation and lost half a day"
NIcAughey said he had started without
funds, expecting 20 stop at various = "
/ c. a buildings along the route, but there
we're times when the lad had 20 apply
for refreshments elsewhere
4 could run forever IN this country
without wanting for anything Every one
was considerate and courteous But in
/ Canada I had 10 explain my rlu IN order
( 10 receive consideration
In a number OF towns people thought
Z that / was crazy and there was some
I talk at one place. Of hanging ne
/ NcAughey for nine years has been a.
/ amateur runner He Is the holder Of The
MulqUeen trophy. having Won the ss-uIie
run from Hamilton 20 Toronto last spring
/ IN : hours and 10 minutes.
J Both times eclipsed those Of previous
slated 10 90 10 the Olympic games IN Lon
[ don. but was prevented by an accident
McAUghey viii return 20 Toronto by
/ train Wednesday He VIII live az TIE
1 Central I. N c a while IN this city.
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WAGNER FAR IN LEAD.
Draws Away from DonIIn in Va
tiOnaI League Batting Race.

New York. Aug. IO.-By waIloping the
ball soOd and hard last week Honus
Wagner increased his lead over Mike
DonIin for the batting honors of the Ma
tional League. He now leads the Giants
great slugger by "A points. having a per-
centage OF 81, while Donlin. who batted
poorly last week, has dropped back to
-SZZ
Including Saturdays game, Wagner has
been 70 the bat 352 times and made 125
hits Donnn has been 10 the bat 3S5 times
and has laced out I2s hits.
Donlin, as usual, leads the Giants in
hitting. with Mccormick second. with a
percentage Of -3o4
HemPhiu is the leading swatter Of the
Highlsnders, with 81. Keeler is second
with 279.
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Tl-Elg's raue-yTlI-izm Balm & CO. vs. Gclden-
bs-s a Eislta street aud Fl7r5a a7e1ue z7rt5sast
AZ 5U
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Advent took a wen-played game from
Wailachs yesterday on McDevitt's Field
Score. 20 3
Seitz, Advents clever sou-hpaw, was IN
great shape making ten batters ian the
wind Mosburg- Seaton, and Rynoids led
with the stick. while Mcdonald handed
his thirteen chances in the field in good
style. Score
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al St. Psul-st Paul .. Minneapolis. J
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The Score

Riohm7nd. 10000 00Oo0oe 90 0
Ports'.a III 0 0 0 o 0 % o
BatteIie--ouiun and Nessirt. HsIlman ard wad-
ieigh. Umpire-3Ir Byron
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
zeal % Tie Washington Herald.

S-sclzI % Tie Washington Herald
Detroit, Mich. Aug. 10.-After pitching
the best sort Of ball for seven innings,
and with his side two runs 10 the good.
1IuIliu went 10 pieces under the vigorous
coaching Of Joe CanullOn to-day. and
Washington, By some hitting and some
parading. scored three runs and victory
over TIE champions
The game was a pitchers hattie for six
innings. Nuuin and Johnson each had
terrific speed. and the batsnen Of both
sides were equally bafied- In the sixth.
however. the fortunes OF war perched
temporarily on the champions banner
and they scored two runs on hits by
Cobb and Rossnan which followed Schae-
fe-'s double and pass by Johnson
With NULin working IN the style he
had shown the game looked certain to
the Detroit fans. and this view was
strengthened when Washington went out
in order II the seventh
The eighth saw Mullins Waterloo. how
ever The trouble was opened by Free
man. who singled 10 center NIuIIin made
a great effort 10 spear Ollie Pfckering's
drive, but only detected II out Of Schae-
fer's reach Warner. batting for Kahoe.
forced Freeman at third Mcbride. after
missing Two by wide margins. connected
with one of Mullins choices. which he
shot or q line 10 right field. This filed
the bases. and Canrn0n set Up a une Of
talk that nearly. but not quite. earned
him banishmeut from the field Taanehiu.
batting for Mcbride. waited It out and
was passed 10 first forcing Pickering
home NuIlin was stiI unable 10 find
his bearings. and passed Milan for The
third tine. forcing n Kelley. who had
been running for Warner. Shfpke bunt-
ed down the first base line. and Rossmau
couldn't get the ball in tine 10 do any
thing but play the batter. Mcbride scor-
Ing the rJu that put the visitors ahead
Garley was an innocu0us out. and the
Tigers looked 10 see the identity Of the
next pitcher. happy 10 be nd Of johnson.
smith in the Box.
Charlie Smith strobe out 10 do battle
and was welcomed with great acclaim.
He showed imposing form. however. set
ting down Mcintyre. Schaefer, and Craw-
ford n order IN the eighth. and would
have done the same thing IN the final in
ming but for Streets failure 20 hold t7e
third strike on Cobb. Tyrus was prompts
forced, however, and the Iife-saver sue
ceeded in making good with vengeance
The game was remarkable for the field
Ing accuracy OF both teams. Downs and
4TcRride starred in the number OF
chances accepted. though Schaefer ard
Coughlm made the feature plays from
The standpoint OF bri-Iiance Kahoe and
Schmidt threw IN perfect form. and no,
runner succeeded in stealing Street.
1nisplay was, in fact. the only one Of the
entire afternoon. and this escaped as 9
passed ball
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To-als.--- 5 81 3 ?

'Battsd for Boultes n the seventh -Batted for
lIaI1ney II the rir-L
Boston 0 0I 0 e-s
St Louis 1is----------------------- . 0 l-s
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New Jersey sprinter Fast.

Glassboro, N J. Aug. 1o-Raymond
Fry, all round football. basketball. and
tennis player. has developed into one of
the best runners in this part Of the State,
having a record Of 10 2-5 seconds in 100
yards, and has made a six-miie run in
% minutes and 40 seconds. He viii run
az Pitman tomorrow. Alcyon Park next
Saturday. and at Atlantic City August q
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EASY FOR WINCHESTER.
Grace Athletic Club Unable TO solve
JOhusOn's Curves.

c1eclai . M u aslI1EI0l Helll
Winchester. Va. Aug. Io-The locals
easily defeated the Grace Athletic Club
Of Washington at Reservoir Park this af-
ternoon- 13 10 ! The visitors could do
nothing with Johnson's delivery. while
the locals had little trouble with Cook 5
curves
The visitors put up a poor fielding
game and their five errors were very
costly For the locals Montgomery land
ed for home run, and Dusgan also did
great work with the stick Miller led the
visitors at the bat
Batteries - Winchester. johnson and
Duffy; Grace Athletic Cius. Cook and
Brewer.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Murphy a Co Down Moses & sons
by TO L

STANDING 0F NE TEAMs-
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BALL LOSES CONTEST.
Yankee ShOrtstOp's MuH Gives Game
to Chicago

Chicago. Aug 10-After playing splendid
ly Up 10 the very finish, Ball perpecrate5
the only error charged against the High
Ianders to-day and that one lost the
game II was / 10 ! in the ninth and one
OF the White S0x gone when Isbel hit
sharply over second. Conroy stopping the
hit too late 10 check the runner Auder-
son drove a smash into left and Atz
struck out Parent sent Ball a straight
one. q single bound. and II leaped out Of
his glove while the winning run came in
Sr--a-
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New York. Aug 1o.-Overau held the
New Yorks 10 two hits to-day. but the
Cubs lost a base on balls. Bresnahan's 5
two-bagger. a helder's choice. and a wild
heave by Evers gave the locals three
runs in the first The Cubs made a game
fight from that on and felded brilliantly.
but couldn't catch UP. Doyle hurt his
ankle in practice and couldn't play.
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
Marines CIinch Pennant by Defeat
ing 81. Vfncent's Team.

STANDING or IHh lEAllS
" l. Pei ". T.. Pet
s. Jose1d-s.- Is : .5s1 81 Paal's----- 81
Turne1tes--.- 10 6 80 Nizlisurs-.---- 40
To-5srs Eame-S-- Joseph's Tgrnerltes, az
Thirteenth ard y streets northeast. az so.
The Marines practically clinched the
pennant yesterday Sy downing $. Vim
cents in a niu--inning fray by 20 !.
To say f. was the best game played
this season would not be exaggerating.
Both Kerr an6 Eiter pitched exceptionally
good bail. and had q not been for DAYS
error OF O-CoL1or-s inhe.G fy. in the
sixth round. on thich 0leagher scored,
the contest would have ended IN a tie,
Score
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Tw7-H-z. r=+-Tr--a

I1la-s------- 5 2 !
sBa-reG fl- Dinsen IN the eighth.
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Infercfty Race Nee.

Philadelphia, Aug 1o.-On Wednesday
the first Of the intercity race meetings
between Philadelphia and Wilmington
horses will be held at Wilmington, and
there viii no doubt be a big delegation
from this city attend the meeting.
high-class list Of entries has been re-
ceived. and the meetings are expected to
furnish the best racing seen since the
i1tercity races were started.
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MOTOR BOATS TO RACE.
Other Features Arranged for Royal
Arcanum Outing To-day.

Arcanum Outing To-day
Entries for the motor boat race TO be
conducted under the auspices OF Kismet
Council. Royal ArcsnUm. viii Be held
open until o-cIock this afternoon
The race IS solely for cruising launches.
and under no conditions VIII entries be
accepted from boats OF a racing type To
be eligible no boat shall have q capacity
in excess Of 12-horsePover.
The race starts at 2 O'Clock this after
noon from the foot Of Seventh street 10
Marshall The entries 70 date are as fol-
lows
Allen Shackelfo-d's Dash, Cunbe-ia1d's Twenty
three: q Z Holander's Blanche & c E Smiths
Slatv C: E z Te--y's Dart ard R 3 Browns
Skedaddle
In addition to the launch race. the Ar
canumites viii have the Shirrer Troupe.
Mysterious Master Don and q miniature
boxing match between Master Don. OF
Washington. and Master Shirrer. Of Mich
igan. as attractions az Marshall Hall
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WIN WITH TWO HITS
Giants Defeat the Champion
Cubs in Close Game.
.PHILLIES NOSE OUT PIRATES
SIurray's Pennant Aspiring Crew
Takes Fall Out of the Leaders in
Exciting COntest-DOdgers Take
the Reds Into Camp, and Cardinals
Down the Beaneaters by 8 to 3.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, ,; Chicago, p
Philadelphia, .; PittSburg. 4
Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, T.
st. Louis, .; Boston, ,.
PHILLIEs NOSE OUT PIRATES
To-DAY's GAMES.

TO-DAY's GAMES.
st. Louis AT Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
PfttSBurg at Philadelphia,
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LEFT on haSss-Ph Phiia5elDtia. :; Pstts51rz 5 Firs-
5a-e ba-iz-oE Ls-5eid. =. - Corridor J. S--lcz
ou--Ry Le5Ee-d. s. tv Gordon. &. dy Czrn-5tz o
Tt-eenaSa ll--Tl71as. Tr0-1ass hits - ffi-zD
B-a-s5eld. Grant Wilson. Titus. Sco-ss- Sar--fe-
-i--JlsrEe- Double pIar-Grant % B-auNzeld Hl-
By p5-ele--By gsuri-z- Z. by LeiseI6. . WI5
pitch Lel5ed- Passed bah - Dooi-- U-1rl-ss-
Mess7S. KEN ard J0lrs--ue Tine o.: game E1--
and 81 MINUTES ArIsrdz1cs-uss ss2
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BOSTON BLANKS BROWNS.
Steele Battles ST. Louis BatSmen with
SpIt-baII Delivery.

St Louis. Aug lO-The Browns were
given their first shut-Out in the past
month. and their eighth this season. by
Boston to-day. They failed 10 connect
with Steele's spit-bau delivery. while the
Sessions scored easily OF Dineen. Score.
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Earned r7-us-GIur7.hv Co. I Fl-s- base b. err1rs
Murphy Co. 3, Moss s Sons. 5 Left OF bases
AI--1lv Co 5. Moss & So1s. G. FITS. base on
baIIs-OF GRAY. l. OF WhI-rey . Stuck out-By
Graz. 70. by Whitney. 6. Two-bass bits-Hol-. Aiu-
p-y- stolen bases-ChapTel. AIurphy. Whitney.
DaruaL Hit - pItrlEr-By Nhi-ueT. NLd
rd-ch-Vhitnev. l. Passed baIls-CoUrto1. T.
Umpi-e-1Ir. FiEneEan- TDe Of gsme-l ho-- and
% minutes
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LIT on bases-St- Louis, G; Boston. 6. Bases On
ba-ls-OF LIndauau. ? Of NIalo1ey. !. OF Lush. l.
Struck out--By Boul-es. L BY Lush Two-bass
hits-AIurray. koue-clv q Delehaury. Byrne. sac
-i7ce hi-s-Charles. Bliss GIc5Saun. Keller. stolen
! bases-kellsy Sweeney. Kouetchy. By-ue. Reilly
Bliss D0uAls p-ay-Shaw 20 Bliss 70 Byrne- Wild
pi5ches-Llndauan I; Lush, l. Jmpire-AIr. Ez1sIie
7 Tine of sane-2 hours and minutes.
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MAPS GET THE FIRST.
Darkness Makes Tie of Second Game
at Cleveland.

first game Of to-day's double header from
the Athletics, ? 10 0. and. after the Ath-
leJics had piled Up three runs IN the first
inning Of the second, played them TO an
eighth inning TO tie. darkness hating
the fray Scorer
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Len On bascs-Wau1ch. 8; Advert. > Flrst base
on baIls-Or Scitz. 8 OF Ryloils. 9. Struck out
By Scitz %; b. Rynoids. g TEo-tase hits-BroEn.
stewart. Sacrifice hiy-Whife. stolen nases-DexteT.
White Saatou- Ahera Rlsror- Double play-ldos-
burg 10 Hobbs 10 Pumrhrey Hit by pitcher-By
Ryn0lds. L Passed taiIs-AIaru.hy. Snithson. I'm
pire-AIr. Myers. Time of game-l hour and .
minutes
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SECOND CANE

Ilree-ha Elt=-BradleE- Hartsel. F. Collins
Coouts. Tv0-hase hit=-ETsl Laioie. Sacrifice hits
-LalolG. J. Clarke. Bradley- S-oraIi. NIgrphy,
Caemhs OllrinE- stolen nase-OIir-uz Bass On
bslls-OT Berger. IL Of RYAN. O. Len on baseS-
Cleveland l. Philadelnhia : STRUCK our-By Rvan.
l. by COMBS, G. Dolhe piays-Rvg- 70 Bradley;
Bradley 20 HincH-an; Iaioie 70 S-o-aE- Umpire
Nr. Connolly. Tine Il Elne-I h1ur and 3 u1ir-
u-es Attendauce-S IS
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TRI-sTATE LEAGTE-

At Lzncsster-N Wilmington. 2 Lancas.sr. &
At Altoona-HarisburE 3: Altoona /
At Treutoo-Resdi1E. 5; Trenton. .
At illiamsport- 1; Johnstozu. !.
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LEI, ca dasas-Chiczso 9: NeT T1-k. L Three
base hir-Jores. TEo-tase hi-=-IsbsI. He-pdill
stolen hases-Isbel. A. Blzi- Bases 1n balL=-OG
Chesh-o. 4 s-ruck or--By Walsh. G. b Ches6ro.
. DoubIs p-ay-Suu-.au 20 Parent Cnp5res-
8Iess-s- Sh1-id4r and E-an Tine Of gzas-l hour
and q r-i-u-cz A-ts-isuce. 4s36
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Alhany. I; Utica, :
At Wilkesbaue-Syrzc1se 2. Wlkssbsrrs. l
At Elmua-Troy. ?. ElmiTa. i
Al Binghamton-Scrzrfon : Btnrhantoa- =
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE

At ProFidence-Torcnto. = Prcridence. 8
At jersey Clry-BEFalo. 2, jersey CItT. l
At Ne~ark-Newsrz. 8. Rochester. L
At Baltinore-Bsltimore :. Montreal. z
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The Score.

In n dal-s-NsE YORK = thicaEl- : Bases o
baIIs-0E Orsrall. l. Struck 1u--By NIafhewscn. G.
Ttrec-Hass E5--T--Es-- Tvo-t-se -B-as-ahsl.
SEecsa-d SarI1ce L---~s-ll11r-- S-1lel hase-Dor-
lin. Uup-r5s-NessrS RlE.e- and ODar- Tine Of
Eane-- hosr all > nlEu-.s. AI-eldalce. . 90.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

AZ Coluubus-V icksburg, (; Columbus, @
At Jackson-Jacxsou. /: Monroe. O.
At Meridian-(sulfport- I. Meridian. J
No Western League Fzmes schedllad-
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BELLS TRIPLE DECIDES.
BROOKLYN Pitcher Wins Own Game
from Cincinnati.

bagger was the deciding factor IN to-
days game with the Reds II pushed
two runs home in the sixth and gave the
BroOklyns winning lead. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Meuphis, 3; Mobile. :
At Ssshvilie-Nashville- S. AfOnrE0nerv 1
At Biuninghsn-Biruinsha1a /; Atlanta ;
At New OrleanS-NeW Orleans. ?. Little Rork I
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al JoVeil-Fsu River. ;; Lowell. /.
At WorCester-Wo-cster. S; New Bedford. L
At BruckJOn-BruCkf0n. 5: LINN. )
Al Lawreuce-LaUrence- ?. Have-hiIi @
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Tvr-1asl li-z-Sry5e-. Bishop Three-hass hit-
Erpcne. stolen aasas-Nfea-asr. C1u1-rs. UilzCr-
son ~l-u1cs Eir-Sru-Esr-- D1-tle p-zv-Ilzly 70
~-u-scr- Be-lier F.s-- base ns-ls-oE hsrr-
g. oE El-er. = S---cz 5u--Bv Kerr g. uy Ri-s-. @
Lrft r- as=es-1fzrlues- O. s. Ni-11-'s. = in
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Champions Defent Roanoke.
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played a fast game this afternoon. win
ming from Roanoke 3 20 q Good hitting.
coupled with a base on balls. gave them
all OF their runs in the first inning Yer
nuelle was all but unhitJable after that
Roanoke tried hard TO tie the score in the
ninth, and came near succeeding Score
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At SaT1nnsh-JacksouTille. 2; Savannah. L
At Nacou-Ascou, 1; Columbia. q innings.
At AIgusJa-AUg1sta. ;. Charleston Oh innings
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To-dsy-s E8me-S- Jossph's vs. Turnertes,
Thirteenth ard y streets r1rtleast- az SO
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Britsin-springfeld, S: New Britain :
At BridgePrt-Ne1den. 8: BRIDGEPORT. L
At Holyoke-Nsw Haven. G. Holyoke. ,
At Waterb1ry-Waterbury. 6. Hartford. !