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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10
Of THE
POLO TOURNAMENT

There was fine practice of the
Honolulu polo team at Moanalua last
Saturday and Manager Dillingham; will
try to get the team out every after
noon except Friday, of this week. The
men are in very fair condition, how
ever, and may be expected to give a
good account of themselves in the COM
ing tournament The ponies are also
in good shape
1t is now planned to have the first
game at Leilehua on the day the visit
ing Congressman are down there. An
effort will be made to provide special
entertainment for the visitors at the
cantonment, and this game will be
worked up into a leading feature AS
it now looks the game at Leilehua
will take place either on the third or
fourth of September.
Kauai will not be able to enter the
tournament this year This is settled.
There will in consequence be only
three teams in the tournament-Oa Oahu,
Cavalry and Maui Oahu AMI Cavalry
will have the first go, and the loser
of that match will play Maui. Should
Maui win, then another game with
the original winner will be necessary;
but should the original loser win the
tournament would cease.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10

narrative, Mr.. Super told of his visits
to large Association buildings in the
South and West, dwelling at most
length upon those in warm climates
or having conditions similar to those
here. He displayed a number of pho
tOgraphs of fine buildings which he
had visited and which had impressed
him favorably
Following Mr.. Super's talk, the di-
rectors took up the subject of the new
building, discussing a plan which had
been proposed for raising additional
funds and also the time when active
operations might begin, This plan
and the dates referred to were con-
sidered private for the present and
were in consequence, withheld from
the newspapers temporarily. In a few
weeks the details will probably be
given out; and, Immediately after
that, it may be stated, there will be
the Invest campaign for funds this city
has ever witnessed, while the start
of work upon the new building will
be right at hand.
good deal of the last half of the
meeting was taken up with discus
sion of the plans for the new build
ing and a suitable site for it,
Fred d. Lowrey was made a memN
Der of the Site Committee temporary
ly. in place of his father, r. J. Low
rev. who is absent from the Islands.
The meeting adjourned abOut Ia
o'clock
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10
INFANTILE CHOLERA.

An unusual Iooseness of a child Is
bowels during the hot weather should
be a warning to mothers. Infantile
cholera may develop in a few hours,
and prompt action should be taken to
avoid it. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by
a dose of castor oil, will check the dis
ease in it's incipiency, and all danger
may be avoided. For sale by all deal
ers Benson Smith & Co, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10

The man who makes himself great
is greater than the man who is boyn
great.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10
SATURDAY, CAME
IN MAJOR LEAGUE

The Honolulu Baseball League is
preparing to give the public some high
class baseball at the League park next
Saturday afternoon, playing to start at
$3.50 o'clock The teams to meet are
the Punahous and the st. Louis twirl-
ors. Both of these teams are we'll
known to the fans and public generl-
known to the fans and public general
liver the goods
There was some criticism of last
Saturdays playing which may have
been unjust In fact there has been
so much real good baseball of late
years that the public has become ra-
Their exacting, perhaps. Some people
did not make allowance for the fact
that Saturdays game was the first of
the season, and probably expected too
much on the general reasoning that
the game was one by the big league"
Patience is always desirable asset,
and ii subserves an especially worthy
purpose at the beginning of a season
of baseball.
I'll is pointed out that in trying to
give the public a season of baseball
the players in the big league have TAX
en- upon themselves an arduous and
thankless contract. 1t is time taker
and hard task; and the players feel
that in inviting public endorsement
and patronage they are asking little
when all is considered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10

Prepared by D., !, c. Aver d Co.. Lowell Mass, L. s.A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-10
COMING EVENTS
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o SATURDAY-Punahous VS.. St I
8 Louis, baseball, League 9
. grounds $3.50 p. m
g II c. c. VS., Maui, cricket, at 6
o Puunene. Z
g Honolulu VS. Puunene, tennis, at 6
. Puunene Z
g Sullivan VS.. Cordell, boxing, G
. Star theater, $50 p. m, {
g Sarconi VS., Terry, boxing, Star g
= theater, preliminary {
g SUNDAY-Reach VS. Kalihi, 6
. baseball, Atkinson park, 9 q
8 a. m. g
. McInerny Cup, golf, Country q
g Club, 1920 a m. g
. Riverside League, baseball, Aala q
8 park, 1870 and $3.50 p. m, g
Q J A. c, VS.. X. A. c., baseball, q
g Athletic park, 1880 p. m.
. c. A. C. VS.. U. s. M. c., Athletic {
8 park, $3.50 p. m. g
. g . q . 6 . g . 8 Q $ . s G
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
DENVER WINS GOLF TROPHI
Many Clubs Participate in Contest
for Tom Morris Memorial.
WINNING TEAM Is SIXTEEN Down
Trophy Donate western Association
In Memory of Man foe az Years
was Professional On Noted
50. Andrews inks.

CHICAGO, H., June ls.-.Fron unoffl'
clsl scores received tonight II appears maj
the Denver Country club Of Denver, Cow
has q self claim on the Tom Movtis me
mortal trophy for which the FIRST spnual
competition took place to-day % the links
Of the western Golf association
The Denver players report q score OF
Is Down on par. Close behind them came
the Annandaie Country club % Pasadena,
Cal. with a score OF II down.
The Inverness club OF Toledo, o.. led
by Harold Weber. scored q %; the Mem
phis, Tenn, Country club, 90; the Exmore
club. of Highland PARK, M. 81, and the
Oakmont club Of Pittsburk. Pa.. 90.
Par for the Denver Country club course
is 75Ia and the distance is S.iS2 yards.
Among the other SCORES; Country club
Los Angeles, ca ontwentsta club. Lake
Forest, H.. 90; Country club. Omaha and
Arlington Country club. Columbus, O. ~.
skokle Country club. Chicago, 10; Beverly
Country club, Chicago. %; Riverside Coun-
try club, Chicago, SO. Golf club. Detroit.
Mich s.. Midlothian Country club, Chi
cago. 56.
From these figures the scores ranEed az
to l29 below.
The individual scores Of the inverness
team we're: Harold Weber, 2 up; w. j.
Rockefeller. / down: II. S. Mead. c. II.
Rider, o. w. Jones and w. @ Ulery, each
5 down; J. T. Mcclure, down; F. S. Terry.
8 down.
The Inverness course is only a s.hole
course, while that OF ali the other leading
teams is IS holes.
The Individual scores by the Exmoor tear
were: w. Bradshaw Egan, / up; r, F
Mundy, w. NJ. Plant and 8. s. Dingee,
! each ? down; e p Cobb, 8 down; Walter
r. Egan, 4 down. w. A. Alexander, s down;
SilAs Strawn, I down. Par on the Exmoor
course IL Il. and its length is $3.50 yards.
w. Bradshaw Egan's medal SCORE was rs.
Except in the far northern cities the
golfers we're favored by good Eolfing
weather, the conditions IN most Of the cit
les being nearly ideal for the first competi-
tlon for a trophy, which is likely to be.
come famous among American solfing fix.
lures.
The Tom Morris trophy was donated to
the Western Golf association by Peter
Lawson Of GLASGOW, Scotland, In memory
Of Tom Morris. who for thirty-five years
was a professional on the noted St. An
drew's links and who played the game
seventy-five years, being five times the
British champion. The conditions OF the
| contest we're made such as to give the
s~econd-rate players q chance. and the ar
nual trophy event is regarded ss the mos,
novel introduced in American golf.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
HOPPE WINS BILLIARD MATCH
Champion Defeats Al. Taylor In An
Exhibition Game,

DtASuNH Ale ANsIOF IN an
Exhibition Game.
Willie Hoppe, indicated billiard cham.
pion of the world, arrived in Omaha yes
terday at noon, and last night defeated Al
Taylor, champion of America, 400 to 100, in
an exhibition match at the Paxton hotel.
Il am champion of the world" said
Hoppe last night, and i will yet force
Morningstar to meet me. I will handicap
him 600 to 500 at 1872 balk line billiards IL
he can be induced to meet me, and ] now
have $1,000 OF q 5000 forfeit deposited In
New York to secure the match, but, SO
far, ! have been unable to get him In a
match"
Hoppe is not a trust man. Morningstar
plays on trust tables, or organized bill
lizards" as he terms II, and has refused TO
meet Hoppe, who also offers to handicap
him 800 to 400 at 1871.
Public sentiment is going to force Morn
ingstar to meet me-" said Hoppe last night.
The public does not care about cushions
man win. / have offered to meet this
fellow half on my tables and half on his,
or have offered to flip a coin TO see
whether we play on my tables or his, but
he has refused both propositions. As soon
as the hot weather Is over, I am going
after him and he will either have to play
me or acknowledge that he Is afraid"
| In the game last night Hoppe made an
average of over 81 at 1872, with a score of
167, unfinished, when he completed his
required 400. Taylor made a n average of
s 1918.
Hoppe will play exhibition games al the
Paxton again both this afternoon and to-
night
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
500 IMNOLATES PAS PRlDES
Visitors Win Over Omaha Wednesday
By Score of ii to 2.
NO MORE HITS THAN RUNS MADE
Hostiles Bunch En- and Tribe OF
Rourka keeps Thcirs Carefully
scattered Through Farewell
Game at Home.
NO MORE HITS THAN RUNS MADE

Omaha. ?, Sioux city. II.
What q wslloptng those 500 gave the
Rourke family at vinton park Wednesday
Afternoon. They had no regard At all for
the feelings OF a thousand fans who had
come TO the grounds 20 bid farewell 70 the
Rourkes about 10 start on a western trip.
but gave them the worst trouncing received
this year. This 500 not only pounded John
Lower off the hill. but kept. up the tusillade
Wnen Johns Vas sent m 20 relieve him.
But that was not the only trouble. The
big fault was I'm the fact that Pas Prides
could not hit the ball. What use Is II to
be the fastest base stealing bunch in the
world II you can't get on a base to make
a steal7 Freeman. who has been laying
off most Of the spring with q case Of
dumps was one Of the main causes. He
evidently wanted to show Stanley Robson
and Billie Gilbert that he was still an a l
pitcher IN the hope. perhaps. he might b.
Just the right handler they we're looking
for. He used that underhand ball Of his
all the way and Pas boys could not con-
meet. Six little hits and none Of them
punched.
Harry WEIGH and Kane we're tho only
Rourkes who could do any consistent
hiring aud WEIGH drove the ball over the
right field fence once and hit against the
fence another time. when the ball looked
a. though II was going to soar over. But
these two did not carry off the batting
hoDors OF the day. They went to Hunter
who hit for two homers and a double.
The sports page of The Bee beats them
ALL" That attractive sign Ia red on the
North fence was Hunters mark, but he hit
uyor the mark and cleared the fence.
OEpaks Starts MelI,. Hat.
omaha was the first to score and made
one Ia the first limiting WREN WEIGH walke
and Kane hit q double. Another was scored
by Omaha In the third when WOlch hit
his homer over the right field fence, This
WAS all the scoring did. for Mr.. Freeman
frightened ny.
siuus City went through three innings
without y hit or = run, but In the fourth
VA MA the trouble. Smith drew four wide
ones ard EdmoDson singled. WEIGH boosted
them along with q sacrifice and both
scored on StovAll'a hit to right. This tied
the score. and the fans hoped 1t was all
over. Hunter Was naxt up. however, and
he made his first home run, driving sto-
vail ahead OF him.
Nine men wore up for the 500 In the
NTH and five runs we're made. With
Campbell down.. Andreas was hit and Smith
struck out. Then. the hombardment started
aud u looked as though that third man
would never be subdued. Edmonson and
WEIGH singled and Stovall and Hunter
doubled, scoring four runs Johns went
in ard Franck's error let IN another run.
Omaha will be away until Sunday. wher
a transferred game with Lincoln will be
played. rts
~. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
MANAGER CHAsTIsEs PLAYER
John cGraN and "BuEs" RaynaOnd
Have N Mixup.

PiTTSBURG. June l6.-Johu Mc0raw
manager Of the New York Nationals, and
Bugs" Raymond. the eccentric pitcher Of
the same base bail club, had a rough anu
tumbue argument while en- route from
Cincinnati TO this city early today II Is
said McGraw reprtmandod RAYMOND for
the ~latter's personal conduct while in Gin
olnnati.
train. and needed correction. I did not
want TO fine him. so ! Just administered a
little chastisement"
RAYMOND. who carries a split lip as a
result OF the encounter, says the mix came
after McGraw had attacked him without
provocation and choked him. The two
men appeared on the bali grounds this
afternoon. apparently reconoiled.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
ALEX SMALL WINNER Ar GOLF
Former National champion Defeats
IsRac Mackie, Preseht Holder,

NEW YORK. June lb.-The closest pro-
tessional golf match seen in this country
for years ended Just before dark this even.
ing at the Fox Hills inks at Clifton,
staten Island, wtitn Alex smith, the ma.
tional champion, won from Isaac MAckie.
former eastern title holder. by q single
stroke at medal play over s. holes. BY
match play, too. Smith led BY one hole,
Mackie. defeated as he was at home, es-
tablished a new professional record for the
course OF S. lowering HE own mark OF
81. smith was also credited with a IS
In the afternoons but as he did not nole
out a couple OF short puts the new mark
can stand only IN his rivars name
tn outcome vas so close that the ella
tive merits Of the Two players feel IN
The purse was $500. CondItlons OF weather,
wind and turf were yearly ideal, except
that the heavy grass made the greens dull
In the morning smith was one up at IS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
CIeveInnd nefentr Nov Yorl,.


NEW YORK, June i6.-Cleveland outhit
and outflelded New York today and took
the game 4 to g Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

DORCHESTER, Neb., June l6.-(Special)
The standing OF tho Trt-County league to
date is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
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n TN explains why SO many persons are attacked by spell of sclness
wnen ne use o a good tonic would have prevented the troube. II =
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improve ths Appstts and digestion, tones up the stomach, acts with pesInS
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THR SWIFT SPECFfC' CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
WICHITA WINS IN NINTH
batting Rally saves the Game for the
League. Leaders. M II

..HH IT aE..E. EEH"
WICHITA, Kan, June I6-,In the great
est ninth-inning rally ever seen on the
Wichita grounds, the locals won from
Denver today, when the game was par
emily lost, 4 to 2. Denver scored in the
fourth on a single, a stolen base and a
two-base hit. Three more apparently
cinched the game In the next round, whom
Manager Jones followed singles by Thomp-
son and Cassidy with a home-run smash
over the left field fence. After that Shaner
was unhittable. Wichita had the bases
full in the fifth. with none out, but things
broke badly and WATSON pitched superbly.
But one run resulted, the usually reliable
Holland tanning for the last out. Petit
Crews homer brought in another In the
seventh. In the eighth, Middleton led off
with a single, and Cole tied the score with
a home run over the left field fence. An
derson hit sharply through the pitcher,
was sacrificed to second by Hughes, and
scored the winning run when Pencil hit
to right for two bases, Just before the
game Shaner was presented with a 800
silver service. as a wedding present from
HIS teammates. The run in the fourth
was the first that had been scored against
him for t~wenty-nine innings. Score:
UFT|WH4nN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
CHICAGO DEFIES BAD OMEN
Takes Game From Brooklyn After III.
Starred Opening Incident.
WINS BY PUNCHING IT'S HITS
while HOisting Its Pennant. After
Brnss BAND Parade, Emblem blows
Into BIeachers-Games in
National League.

CHICAGO. June l6-Chicagos second
successive worlds championship pennaht
was hoistcd today after a parade by both
teams, headed by a brass band. Just be-
fore reaching the ;op OF the high pole.
however. the rope broke and the elegant
emblem blew away back OF the bleachers
In center Geld, Ignoring the evil omen.
Chicago went In and won the game by
punching four hits in the second inning
Reulbach was hit harder than tucker. but
kept Brooklyn's ~safeties well scattered.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

BOSTON.
ST, LOUIS
Moren Pitches Fine Game.

Base on balls: OFT SaIlee, 8; OFT Matter
4. Struck out BY Sallee, l; by Mattern,
Empires: KLEIN and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
GOLFERS PLAY IN MORRIS MATCH

Country Club Comes Nearer to Pal
Golf Than Field Club Team.
Two Omaha outdoor clubs played in the
Tom Morris match Wednesday afternoon.
games which were played all over the
country. The Omaha Field club lost 70
down, and the Omaha Country club lost
80 down.
Eight players composed each team and
they played against the par OF the course.
Par on the Field club course is "A, and
the eight players were; NJ, H. LaDouceuer,
]. b. Lindsey, Jack Hughes, l. ]. Dunn,
w. N. Chambers DR.. HOLSTER, Fred Ham
ilton and ]. p. Porter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

Totals 81 . % Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

DENVER.


'Batted for Shaner In ninth.
zone out when winning run scored.
Wichita .,..........0 0 1 0 81 SIS
Denver .........,.....0 0 orts o 0 o.
Struck out: BY Shaner, =: by WATSON, s.
Bases on balls; Off ShaneT, "a Off Wasson,
3. Hit with pitched ball: BY WATSON, Cole,
Stolen bases; Lindsay, Standard. Sacrifice
hit; Hughes. Two-bRse hits: Shaner. Pen
nell. Standard. Home runs: Pettigrew,
Cole, Jones, Double playi Holland to
Weaver to Holland. Left on bases: Wich-
tia, 10; Denver, S Time; 2O5. Umpire;
Clark. Attendance 2,750.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
ENTRIES ron THE BIG MARATHON
They Must Reach Your Pa EARLY So
~ TO Make the Time.

as 20 Make the Time.
Entry blanks are ready for the big Mara
thon race scheduled for July s, at Vinton
street park and entries may be made to
w. A. Rourke al the Smoke House. Mr..
Rourke says II Is essential that the entries
be sent In early, as the list must be sent
east for approval. The races Will be run
under the sanction OF the Amateur Ath-
letio union and only amateurs will be per
mitted TO run. The number Of entries will
be limited and first come, first served will
Mr.. Rourke leaves Thursday morning
with the base ball team for Lincoln and
would like 20 have as many entries as
possible by Sunday, when he will return
10 Omaha for one day. All entries re-
ceived by Sunday will be forwarded Mon
for approval.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
SIOUX CITY

Slated for Johns in ninth.
TwO-bass hits: WEIGH, Kane, Smith, Sto-
vail. Home runs: WEIGH, Hunter ~.
Passed bali: Gonding. Base on balls: off
Lower. 3 off Johns. 2: off Freeman, 3.
], struck out; BY Lower. 8; by Johns, l;
by Freeman. a Hits: OFF Lower. 3 In five
innings, Left on bases; Omaha, 81 Sioux
City, 6 Double plays; Franck TO Perrine TO
Kane. Kane TO Perrine. Sacrifice hit.
500 Welch. Time 200. Umpire: Haskell.
Attendance, 500.
Notes ~ Shs Game.
II you can't hit the ball you can't win
sometimes.
Hunters first home run went past King
into the middle field and the second
cleared the left field fence.
WEIGH dropped n lily after a hard run in
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
RcsuIta at Ascot.

ASCOT, England, June l6-The Royal
Hunt cup handicap, a piece of plate valued
at 800 sovereigns, with 1900 sovereigns
20 sovereigns each, for s-year-oids and
upwards, distance seven furlongs and i66
yards, was won today by Dark Ronald,
Arranmere was second and Christmas
Daisy third, Among the twenty-three
starters were II. p. Whitney's Perseus III.
and Louis WLnans' unfortunate derby can
didate. Sir Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

the third inning. but more than made up
for It by u one-handed catch later in the
same inning.
Omaha had a fine chance 10 make a lot
OF runs In the first inning, but did not &C
cept. After Kane hit WEIGH home, Schipke
and Perrine walked and Captain Franck
struck out with the bases filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

DAVENPORT. Ia. June 1~6-vandine's
error in the second and Smiths timely hi
in the seventh gave Davenport Its tive
scores. Score; II.
Dubuque ..,.....o 0 o 0 0 90 Q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
sidney Defeats North platte.

SIDNEY. Neb., Tune ~16.-(Special 1.-The
Sidney base ball team scored a victory
over the North Platte team here yester-
day IN the fastest game seen on the Sidney
diamond this season. Both teams played
great ball and the pitchers aid splendid
work. Score: R.H.E T..
North Platte. 20 0 0 90 Z {
Batteries: Sidney. Rodman and Agnew.
North Platte, Lowell and Mann. Attend
ance 100. Time; 1:S3.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

here from Sedalia in the Western associa
don; Pitcher Brandt has been secured
from Duluth. and two or three men are
expected in a few days from the Iowa
leaGue. The teams first game will be
played with 1ngleside Thursday. Red Cloud
will be here for three games during the
first week I'm InlY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
DIES MONIES BLANKS LINCOLN
Greenbackers Are Helpless Before
MiIler's Fine Pitching.

LINCOLN, June il, -Des Moines played
errorless ball in the mud today and won
from Lincoln with ease. The Greenbackers
were helpless before Miller's fine pitching
He scattered the hits SO successfully that
not n Lincoln rune saw third base. The
visitors fattened their batting averages
at the expense of McCafferty, piling up
fourteen safe drives for a total OF sixteen
bases. Despite the deep mud, the game
was faultless IN the fielding except for a
wtlo throw by Gagnier. an error that was
excusable with the sllppy' ball Dalton and
Niehoft led In the hitting, each with three
safe drives. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-THE keelt
of four battleships Of the greater
Dreanought" type were laid today In 81
Petersburg In the presence OF the vice
minister OF marine, and representatives OF
t Sesssi KuS wiii be N St y, O Ss"f TONS e anese isb neg
Cos feet and beam ~eighty-two feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

At Nswark-Newark, g. Rochester, l.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Montreal, /
At Jersey City-First game: Jersey City
9 Toronto, 8 Second game: Jersey City
5; Toronto, T.
At Baltimore-Burfalo, 4: Baltimore, 8
Ten mini
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE

Rock Island PUuDds Out Ftftssa HUM
Against RaPidA,
CEDAR RAPIDS. June l6-Rock IslanC
won today. Is &c l. by heavy hGtttug anC
errors by the home team Scare;
Cedar Rapida0 0 Oeeeoo EiS
Rock Island....o 0 90 t-l5 10
Batteries; Spencer. wAldron and Kelly
Hardin and Ems.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-17

"Batted for Leitield In second.
"Batted for Philippe In ninth.
Two-base hit: Tenney. Three-base hits:
Meyers ~, Bridwell. Home run: Murray.
Bases on balls: OFF Lelfield, /; off Leever,
3. Struck out: BY Mathewson, 2; by Lever,
2. Umpires: O'Day and Emslie.
st. Louis Defeats Boston.
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-St. Louis won the
fret game of the series from Boston today,