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next winter. There have been reports
from time to time that property had
been purchased in Chicago by American
Association magnates for the purpose OF
putting club in that city and invading
the territory OF the major leagues. Presi-
dent O'Brien of the American Assocfa-
tion has denied this. but from the talk
that is coming out from different points
along the A. A. circuit it seems very
evident that there will be comething
doing.
The association had an opportunity to
get into Chicago a year ago. and had it
done so at that time 1t is a hundred-to-
one shot that the major leagues would
not have opposed 1t. In fact. it was
whispered around that if the association
magnates had been a little more diplo-
matte in their dealings they could have
obtained permission from the national
commission to enter Chicago. However.
those days have passed and now the
national commission Is not in such a
peaceful frame of mind. 1t is a question
whether the major leagues would wage
war on the association in case it enter
ed Chicago, for war is very costly and
none is anxious to have it.
1t has been intiInated that st. Paul
would be the club to be shifted to Chi
cago, and 1t is pretty good guess that
George Lemons club will be the one to
go. The north side of Chicago is city
of over 100000 in itself, and the base
ball fans Of that section have very little
opportunity to get downtown week days
or Sundays to attend ball games. The
semi-pros out in that neighborhood have
drawn immense crowds Sundays, and
it is only natural that il big minor
league like the association should enter
there the attendance would be even
greater than at the semi-pro parks. The
indications are that the base ball kettle
will be boiling for keeps after the close
of the present season until the opening
Of the 1910 campaign.
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|NTERC|TY TENNIS
MATCHRESULTS|N TIE
Washington and Baltimore
Players in Fast Games on
Bachelors Courts.

Washington and Baltimore tennis teams
played a draw match yesterday afternoon
on the courts of the Bachelors Club, on
Cathedral avenue. For more than four
hours the players struggled in the inter
city contest, and 1t was after o'clock
when the last set of doubles, between the
Doyle brothers and Colston and Wagner,
was ended. At the last match the Wash
ington team was one point behind, and
the Doyle brothers won and saved the
day for the locals.
From start to finish there was the
greatest interest in the match, which ran
along about even to the end. The Doyle
scored three matches in favor of the
local team. ii. C. Doyle won both sets
from Campbell Colston, and was the first
10 score in Washngton's favor. 60 and
6-3. The most interesting match I'm the
singles was that between c. B. Doyle and
+. {. COlston, the champions of each
city. Doyle won the first set, 6-3 In
the second the Baltimore player was in
splendid form, and after playing deuce
set, won by a score of 81. In the final
and decisive set Doyle served such swift
and accurate balls that he ran the score
up to five games to his opponents two.
Colston then won three games in sue
cession. After six more games in the
deuce set, Doyle finally won by a score
of al.
Doyles Take Deciding Set.
1t was nearly & o'clock when the singles
were finished resulting in score of 4
TO 4. After a short intermission the
doubles were begun, and c. B. Doyle
and T.. c. Cotton faced each other again
on opposing sides. The four doubles were
played simultaneously and on each court
there was plenty of fast and exciting
play. Doyle brothers lost the first set
20 Cotton and Wagner by 20 They
we're victorious in the second set, by 6-:S,
and finally they carried off the final and
decisive set by 6-i.
In the singles r. Hills scored for Wash
ington against Allen Bowie, 6-2 and 10.
B. Wagner of Baltimore won both sets
from p Cake 6-3, 6-3. S. Gordon. for
Baltimore. defeated H. Davis, 6-3. 81,
@. e. j. Brooke, Baltimore, won from
Homer Deis, 6-i, 10. ]. S. Kerr of
Baltimore defeated j. Lincoln, Bachelors
Graves, 6+. Ga. Robert Lowndes of
Baltimore made the singles a draw.
In the doubles Gordon and DeiS of
Washington won from Symineton and
Campbell Colston, I-6. Go, %. Brooke
and Kerr OF, Baltimore Won two out of
three sets from Hills and Lincoln, 81,
3-6 and 81. Lowndes and Davis OF
Baltimore also defeated their opponents,
Graves and Howard, 3-6, 1o-S and 6-3
The entire match was stubbornly con-
tested and deuce games and sets We're
the rule Light refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the games. The
match was the second intercity contest
between Washington and Baltimore, the
baltimore players having won on their
own courts several weeks ago.
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DONLIN IN NEW YORK
AND EAGER TO PLAY

NEW YORK, July H.-Eager to make
HIS appearance on the ball field again.
Mike Donlin, the former right fielder and
captain Of the New York National League
club, reached this city from the west to-
day. He was accompanied by his wife,
Mabel Hite, the actress. Donlin said
that all that stood between him and
finishing the season with the New York
club was question OF salary. and that
IL President Brush would give him $4,000
for the rest OF the season he would don
his uniform again and do all he could to
land the team at the head Of the cham
pionship race.
Donlin has no appointment to confer
with the officials of the New York. club,
who declare that any overtures in the
matter must come from the player. DON
lin and his wife will spend a week near
the city, and in case he does not sign
with the club the couple will sail for Eu-
rope the latter part Of the month.
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JOHNSON sIDEsTEPsp
Big Black Fails to Meet Jeffries
in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July Thames ]. jeff
ries and Jack Johnson failed to meet
here today. according to the schedule out
lined by their representatives. Jeffries
was at the appointed place. but Johnson
did not leave his training camp in In
diana until late in the day and said that
he would not meet Jeffries.
Jeffries issued a signed statement aater.
In which he said:
I'm view of the many conflicting re-
ports regarding my intentions, will
make my plans public, as follows:
AT the conclusion of my theatrical
contract, which will be July %, / will
sail for Europe for a two or three week
visit to Carlsbad. Before sailing 1 will
posi- my forfeit to meet Johnson before
the club offering the best inducements
and best situated to hold the contest.
Sam Berger. who will act as my pu
gilistfc manager, will remain over here
and consider offers for the match and
will have all the details in readiness for
final signature when ! return. 1 sincere
ly hope that my action will quiet the
doubts of those who have questioned the
sincerity of my Intentions
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South Atlantic League,
American Association.

Kansas City. 1: Milwaukee, ).
Toledo, 4; Columbus. j.
Indianapolis, ]: Louisville, ..
st. Paul, /; Minneapolis. u.
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Alexandrians Taste Victory.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, = July 1.-THE
Alexandria Athletic Club base ball team
this afternoon defeated the r. T. An
drews Paper Company's team OF Wash
ington by a score Of IA TO 5. Features
of the game We're home runs made by
cockrell and Sullivan of the local team.
The batteries were Schofeld, pitcher.
and Cockrell. catcher. for Alexandra: !:
stewart pitcher, and Dean, catcher. for
the visitors.
The local team would like TO meet
Washington uniformed teams. Those de-
string games should address Frank Law
Ter, 517 North Alfred street, Alexandra,
Va
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Cricketers Open Season.

The Washington Cricket Club played
lis opening game of the season at Rock
Greek Park yesterday. Teams selected
by the vice president and secretary of
the club gave an interesting demonstra-
ton of the game to a good-siZed crowd.
The secretarys team came off victorious,
the score being 81 against IS runs for the
losers.
For the winners the batting honors fell
To Messrs. Warren and Shoesmith. while
the bowling of Bob Barr and j. Roberts
held their opponents down to an extreme
ly small score. The vice presidents team.
while handicapped by several novices
played a brilliant game, made conspic-
uoIls by the batting and bowling of Rev
Mr.. Calender and Messrs. Quinn and
Norman.
Following is the score:
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Match Races on Card.

The vexed question of the superiority
to a sulky between Frank III. Stone.
streets PAGER Eddie 3. and Mr.. Daniels
Emerystone which was not settled to the
satisfaction of some on Independence day.
will be again tried out at Brightwood
Monday. July 26. There has been side
bet posted of $500, which will go to the
winner of three heats out of five on the
half-mile course.
There will also be three other mattel
races, the first between Red Rock and
Grace D., the second between Minnie
and Sailor Wilkes, and the third VIII
be a four-cornered event, the entries
of which will be: announced later.
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BROWNS TAKE TWO.
Athletic Pitchers Fail in Both Ends
of Douhle.Header.

ST. LOUIS, July list. Louis took two
games from Philadelphia today, to o
and to 4. The first game was a bril-
liant battle, Pelty's pitching being the
most important factor.
The second was a contrast to the first.
Poor pitching characterized the contest
Criss opened for ST. Louis, but was wild
Howell replaced him and did better. Dy-
gert's wildness was costly to his team
Hrc
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Sox Take Lead in Third.

The visitors went to pieces in the next
half. AltiZer got his second base on
balls. and went to third when Browne
fumbled Parents second sinS1e. Freddie
also taking an extra base on the boot
Mcbride threw out Isbell, and Dougherty
scored Altizer and Parent with a ripping
single TO right. White fouled out to
Donohue and Dougherty was caught
stealing.
The Sox got another run I'm the fourth
ON doubles by fannehill and Burns. Tan
ny would have scored on Owens bunt on
squeeze play had O'Loughlin over
looked the fact that the batter stepped
across the plate to connect with the
ball. But SILK saw il. called Owens out
and sent Tannehill back to third
JtSgs Donohue received a round of
applause {n the sixth. when he raped
out well placed single to right and
scored Milan from third, after two were
out. Milan had opened with q one-base
slap, which bounded over Isbell head
and hustled 10 second on Lelivelt's sacri-
flee. He ran 10 third after White caugh;
jnSlaub's fly in deep right. II was up to
Jiggs 10 bring him home, and Jiggs did
II nicely. He tried to swipe second
moment later and found the ball awaiting
him.
From then until the unexpected finish
II looked though Altrocll would be
beaten. But when the excitement of the
ninth inning had subsided he was victor
over the team which had traded him for
the pitcher who was beaten.
The score:
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BASE BALL KETTLE
PROBABLY WILL BOIL

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE American
Association has supplied the base ball
world with a great deal of winter gos-
sip ever since it was organized in 1902.
1t was supposed that when the two
lighting factions in the association were
brought together last year and harmony
was brought about with the big leagues
peace would reign for some time
to come. But it is evident that the as
sociation will be q storm center again
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BOSTON POUNDS JOSS.
Cleveland Twirler Gets Bumps in
Sixth Inning.

CLEVELAND, July 17.-Boston jumped
on Joss in the sixth inning today and
scored five runs. enough to win the game.
Wood stopped Cleveland. tanning ten men
in four innings. Turner of Cleveland
broke the little finger of his right hand
in practice today and is out Of the game
indefinitely Score:
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WINNING STREAK BROKEN.
Foregathers First
Bump of the Week.

SpecIHI Dfspdtcn 10 1he Stdr. .
HAGERSTOWN, Md, July 17.-After
winning five straight games from Win
chester and Frederick this week, Hagers-
town lost to Frederick here this after
noon by the score of to 1, the loss of
the game being largely due to Murray's
wildness and Stover's error on an easy
chance for a double play. Hagerstown
has won twenty-eight out of forty-one
games played this season. This was
noise day. at Athletic Park and there
was a big crowd out. The score:
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NEW YORK is EASY.
Tigers Hit Brockett at Will and
Take Game.

DETROIT, July 17.-Brockett was rather
easy for Detroit. two singles, two doubles
and a home run by Mcintyre in the first
two innings causing his retirement. Ches-
bro did fairly well, but too late. New
York's batting did not count, because the
hits came with two out in too many
cases II was a very ordinary exhibition,
featured only by Detroit's base running
Noriarty stole home for the third time
this season Score:
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DR.. Hawk Retains Title.

LITCHF1ELD, Conn.,, July I.-Better
tennis was never seen before at the
Litchfield Club for the state champion
ship than that shown by Dr. P. B. Hawls
Of Philadelphia, the holder, and f. W.
Cole of Hartford, the challenger. in the
match today. Play went to five
sets and DR. Hawk was the winner, re-
tanning permanent possession of the cup.
Cole got his sets on service.
The score: O., 6-3, 46, 3-6, S-6.
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Chicago ... 2 o o O o II
Brooklyn. o o 0 90
Two-base hits-Schulte. Holman, Jordan. Sac
rhce hits-Schulte. Reulbach. Stolen base
Chance. Double Plays-McMillan to Alperman to
Jordan; Tinker to Chance. Left bases
Brooklyn, o; Chicugo &. First base Oh balls
on wilhelm, l. off Reulbach. 4. First base
errors-Chicago, /. Struck out-By Wilhelm, .:
by Reulbach, 4. Cmpires-Messrs. Johnstone and
Riger Time of game hour and AZ minutes.
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sB1tted Tor Moore In seventh Inning.
tBatted for Moren In ninth inning
Philadelphia ........ o 0 o 0-6
Pittsburg .......... 3 0 o OF
Two-base bits-Ttus. Magee Martel. Three
base hit-Leach. Hits-Of Willis. 10 In six and
a third innings; on Camnitz. 2 In two and two
thirds innings OF Moore, in seven innings; off
Moren. ! in two innigs. Sacrifice hts-Willis.
Wagner, Camnitz. Wilson. Sacrifice flies-Mier.
Clarke. Stolen bases-Wagner, Magee. Double
plays-Miller, Wagner and Storke: Willis. Wag-
ner and Storke Left on Philadelphia, g.;
Pittsburg, II. First base on balls-On Moore,
L. of Moren. .: off Willis. 1. First base err
pitcher-By Moore. Storke. Struck out-By
Moore. 4; by Willis, l. by Camnitz. 8. Umpire
Mr.. KLEIN. Time of game hour and min
uteS.
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and the one-tine champion was sent to
his launches for the count of seven.
He was daZed and wobbled about the
ring. Frayne promptly topped him over
with powerful right and left to the jaw
At this time nerciful second threw the
sponge into the ring as token of defeat,
and the Californian was awarded the
verdict by Referee Kreling.
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Hamline Downs Gaithersburg.

GAITHERSBURG. Md. July 17.-Ham-
line proved too fast for Gaithersburg
today, defeating the latter in ten-in-
ming game. Bell pitched good bali, ex-
cept in the sixth inning, when Hamline
punched hits and scored three runs.
Symanoskie would have had an easy vic
tory except for errors by Holmes in
right field. Fast fielding by Stuckert,
Warden and kiser featured the game.
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st, Louis Beats Giants.

NEW YORK. July list. Louis. by
big streak of batting in the ninth in
ming, defeated New York today by a
score of to 1. When the visitors took
their last turn at the bat the locals were
ahead. l to O. The st. Louis team tied
the score on konetchy's triple and Dew
Inns error. They followed up this count
with six more. Ellis maze a home run
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Rockville Makes It Seven Straight.
Special Correspondence OF The STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July Il. 1909.

ROCKVILLE, Md, July Il. 1909.
Weakened by the absence of three of its
regular players. the Olympic Athletic
Club team of Washington was no match
for the local aggregation at the Fair
Grounds here this afternoon. Rockville
won, 16 TO 4 in a seven-inning contest
The visitors wobbled badly in two in
nings, at which time Rockville managed
to bunch hits. 1t was the seventh straight
victory for the local aggregation.
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Pirates Take Another.

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Pittsburs
won today's game on Philadelphia err
rors. Philadelphia drove Willis off the
the rubber in the seventh inning by MAX
ing five successive singles. After Cam
nitz took Willis place Magee cleared the
bases with a two-bagger. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Downs Reds.

BOSTO.r. July 1.-THE locals broke
their losing streak by shutting out Gin
cinnati today, 1 to O. Hits by Sweeney
and Becker. with a sacrifice In the
seventh inning, gave Boston the victory.
Score:
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Totals. q II 81 Totals. L 527
sBishop batted for H. Murray In the nintha

Frederick. .. o 0 0 % o o-6
Earned run-Frederick. /. Home run-Sheri-
dan. Twobase hit-Pleiss Struck out-By
Maher, A; by Murray. 6. First base on balls
on Maher. 2: off Murray, 0. Stolen bases-Har-
rell Miller, Brent (2l. Sacrifice hits-Shea ~, ,
Fanwell. Umpires-Messrs. Russell and Smith.
Time Of game hours
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Cubs Break Even.

BROOKLYN, July 17.-Brooklyn and
Chicago broke even in a double-header
here today, each team scoring a shut
out. Bell was complete puzzle to the
visitors In the first game.
In the second game Chicago batted
Wilhelm freely, while Reulbach kept
Brooklyn down. Score:
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Two-base hit-Char1es. Three-ha hit-kon-
etchy Home runs-McCormick Ellis. Sacrifice
hit-Bliss. Sacrifice fy-Byrne Stolen bases
Ellis Doyle, Bridwell, Hulswitt. Left on bases
New York. Z; ST. Louis. 5. First base on er-
rors-St. Louis =. Double play-Devlin to
renney and Bridwell. Struck out-By Wiltse .;
by SaIee, 4. Bases balls-On Wiltse, =;
OF Sale. L. Hit by ptcher-By Wiltse,
lIulswtD; by Saliee, (McCormick). Wild
pitch-Wiltse. Umpires-Messrs. Emslie and
Kane. Time OF game hour and 30 minutes.
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Silver Streak Runs Third.

PARIS, July Nv. *. Vanderbilt's
Silver Streak ran third in the Prix Jou-
bert at Trembiay today. His Bellhouse
ran in the Prix Vincennes, but did not
get place.
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Shepherdstown Wins.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SHEPHERDSTOWN,W w. Va. July IT.
In an interesting game, which resolved
itself into a pitchers battle. Shepherds
town defeated Myersville here yesterday
by the score of to 2. Athey allowed
the visitors only one hit. Score:
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.Eattcd for Lelivelt in the ninth inning
fBatied for Donohue in the ninth inning.
thcaso. .-........... o . o 0-3
Washington ........- % o o "a
IWo.hase htts-Tannehill. Burns Conroy. Hits
on Burns. 9 in eight and one third innings: off
Sinlth, IN wo-;hrds inning. Sacrifice hits
MIah- i@n"hu", Atz. Ieliyeit. Ungaub. Stolen
basts-hclley c. Mcbride Double plays-Cng
Iaub Mcbride and nonohue: Parent and Isbell ::
NJ fargAt aud lsbell. Left bases-Chicago.
= washington. 1. Bases balls-0T Aitrock
:. Struck out-Ey Aitrock. /: by Burns. =: by
snith l. tmptrcS - Messrs. 0Loughlin and
hhfsl. lime OF game hour and 40 minutes.
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Totals. III 80 is 81 Totals. 3 30 !

Three-base hits-Stuckert .. Two-base hits
Connors ~. Warden. Diamond. Taylor. Left on
-Gathersburg, 4; Hanlline. o. Stolen bases
-Connors. >. Struck out-By Bell. Is: by Sy
manoskie Z. Bases balis-Off Bell. 1. Off
Symancskie q Double play-Holmes to Stuckert
to LIE Foe. Umpre-Mr. Koontz.
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Two-base htts-Bush. Cobb schmidt. Cree, La
porte. Home run-Mcin.yre re- Hits-on Brock
nines. Sacrifice hit-Bush. Sacrifice fy-Ross-
man At bat-Against Brockett. !; against
1.besbroS "a. Stolen bsses-Cobb, .: Moriarty
schmidt, Austin. Double piay-Bush. Schaefer
and Rossman. Left on bases-Detroit s; New
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.

Eastern League.
Buffalo. /; Providence, 2 chrst game.
Buffalo. o; Providence. l ,sd4nd gamel.
Toronto, O: Newark. 1 (tirsf samey
Toronto. =; Newark, | (sccond camel
Montreal, j; Jersey City, o first gamel
Montreal, l. Jersey City tsecond gamcJ.
Baltimore, o; Rochester. :; first gamel.
Rochester. s. Baltimore, I tsecond gamcl.
South Atlantic League.
Chattanooga. q: Knoxville, 8.
Savannah /; Columbus, . III innngs)
Augusta. 5; jacksonville. O first gamel
Augusta, /; Jacksonville o tsecond ga,uel
Macon. .: Columbia. !.
American Association.
Kansas City. 1; Milwaukee. >.
Toledo, 4; Columbus. y.
Indianapolis, ]: Louisville .
ST. Paul, /; Minneapolis. u.
New York State League.
wilkesbarTe. /: Troy. televen innings).
Binghamton. 3: Utica, 2.
Elmira. ?; Syracuse, o.
Tri-state League.
Harrisburg. II. Reading, 8.
York. >; Altoona. first game
Altoona. 4; York (second gamet
Johnstown. IL: Lancaster T.
Trenton, IL; Willamsport, o.
Virginia League.
Lynchburg /; Portsmouth. 0.
Richmond. z; Danville, l.
Norfolk. =: Roanoke. q first camel
Norfolk, 4; Roanoke. tsecoud game.
Southern League.
Nashville, 4 Atlanta. o,
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 927 .! Totals. 8 "a IL
'Batted for Dygert in ninth inning.

ST Iouis " O O Ks
Phfladplpbia 1 o 0 o o O.
Two-basc hit-Hartzell. Three-base hit-Baker
Hits-Or Criss. two in one and two-thirds In,
innings Sacrifice hfts-Ganley, Grigss. Sacri-
fee 1y-Criger. Stolen bases-Colins. Murphy,
Livingstone, Barr, Hartzell. Double play-StGne
and Jones' Left on bascs-St. Louis, T.; Phila-
delphia, s. Bases on bals-Of Criss, 3; OF
Dygert s; of Howell 2. Hit by pitcher-By
Dygprt ! 0Ionman,. Struck out-By Criss. 2;
BY Howell 4: by Dygert, 2. Wild pitch-Dygert:
Balk-Dygert. Umpires-Messrs. Perrine and
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Two-base hits-McE1veen. MARSHALL H1ts-Of
Overall, in seven innings. Sacrifice hits
Archer, Lumley. Stolen base-McMillan. Double
plays-Hummeu to Mcmillan to Jordan; Archer
to Tinker. Left on bases-Brookyn. s; Chicago,
4. First base balls-On Overall, 2. Struck
out-By Bell, .: by Overall. B. Umpires-
hour and 80 minutes.
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Stolen base-Collins. Double play-Thomas and
Collins. Left on bases-St. Louis, 4; Philadel-
phia, S. Bases bals-Of Petty. 3: off Plank,
3 Struck out-By Plank. 4; by Petty, z. Wild
pitch-Plank. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and Fer
rine Time Of game-1 hour and so minutes.
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Southern League.

Nashville, 4: Atlanta. o.
Birmingham, %: Montgomery 10 first game,
Birmingham $: Montgomery. : tsecond game,
Mobile, / New Orleans . 16 innings
Little Rock. =; Memphis l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 2: Washington. 4.
st. Louis. .; Philadelphia. o.
ST. Louis. 5: Philadelphia. f.
Detroit. o. New York. -
Cleveland, 4; Boston. 6.
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York 10. First base balls-By Mulin. / by
Brockett; 4; by Chesbro, !; Struck out-By Null
molly and Egan Time of game-1 horr and 80
minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Today's Games.
No games scheduled.
Yesterdays Results.
Boston. !; Cincinnati O.
Brooklyn. /; Chicago, O.
Brooklyn. o; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia. 6: Pittsburg. !.
New York, l; ST. Louis Z.
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Clavelapt ........... I o 0 ] 0 0 O.
Boston. % o 0 . 8 y -6
Two-base hit-Easterly. Three-base hits-East-
ery Niles Sacrifice hits-SIovall. speaker. Sac
ritce fv-Hinchman. Stolen bases-Ball, Wag-
ncr. Double play-Wagner, Mcconnell and Stah1.
First base On balls-of joss, !; OF Arellanes. l.
uf,By Joss 1: by Falkenberg, :; By Wood, 10.
Wild pltch-Wood Umpires-Messrs. Sheridan
and KERN. Time OF game-l hour and 90 min