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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-06
GOOD PURSES FOR
TROY RACING MEET
Entries Close on Saturday.
The Glasses Are
Varied.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

"HERE Will be four days of
excellent racing at Troy, Au-
gust II to 20, and local
horsemen should not overlook this
meeting. There is a class for most
everybody'si horse, and On August 10
and 20 there are two $1,000 purses, the
former for the'2:19 t%rotters and the lat
ter for the 2:20 PAGERS. The track at
Troy is a good one, and the manage
,ment one of the best in the bushes.
The classes are: Tuesday, August II,
2:27 trot, prize $40O; 2:97 pace, prize $500,
and 2:25 trot (closed), prize $500.
Wednesday,, August is, free for all pace,
prize $500; r2:16 trot, prize $500, and 2:22
pace Closed. prize $500. Thursday,
August 10, 2:14 pace, prize $500; 2:11
pace, prize $500; 2:19 trot, prize 81, 900,
and 2:2S trot, prize $500. Friday, August
20, 2:40 trot, prize $500; PIP pace, prize
$500, and 2:20 pace, prize 81, 900.
The conditions governing the races
are:
Rules of the National Trotting Asso-
citation. of which this association is a
member, to govern, with exceptions,
Entrance fee of 5 per cent, with 5 per
cent. additional from winners of any
portion of the purse. Races to be mile
heats in harness, best three in five. All
purses divided 80, 25. Is and 10 per cent.
Right reserved to change order of pro-
gram, to reject any entry, and to de-
clare off any class not filing satisfac-
torily. Topples not barred. A horse
distancing the field will be entitled to
one money only.
Entries close Saturday. August I, at
II o'clock p. M, but envelopes bearing
postmark not later than noon the fol-
lowing day will be accepted by John
Mathisen, race secretary, Troy, N. Y.
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Two Games for Nets.

Sunday morning at the Arlington Pro-
tectory grounds, a lively contest is anti
cipated when the Metropolitan A. C. ana
the Ragtime Juniors come together. The
Nets have practically a new team. Lefty
but two games this year, will be on the
mound for the visitors. with Bender doing
the catching. while Sweeney or Scully
and Murphy will be in the points for the
Ragtime Juniors. The Nets will line up as
follows: Lewis, first base; Mccormick,
second. base; Weber, shortstop; Levine,
third base; Krovengold. right field; AL
bright, centre field; Schidel or Sprio, left
field; Bender, catcher; Murphy and Law
renee, pitchers. Sunday morning the
Nets will play the Riverside Juniors, OF
Belleyille.
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fact. the West Hudson boys all hit
we'll. They lad IS hits in two games
against the Harrigans sunday.
-
The Harrigans are doing well for the
first year of their existence. Stick to
it, boys. Next year you'll be heard
from.
MoCambley is doing nice work be-
hind the bat for the Lineolns.
Arthur McHugh, the Lincolns' new
image is u of the game for a
while. He says he's going to beat the
Colored Giants for the rest of the Sc
ries.
What's the matter with McGraw, of
the County League?
The South Orange boys claim the
umpires do not give them the breaks
often enough.
Two good players who have recently
moved into this vicinity would like to
Join one of the local league or amateur
teams. They are G. W. Pyler, of 1S4
Rhode Island avenue, East Orange, and
Bob Vincent, of 1879 Amherst avenue,
East Orange. Pyler is a first baseman,
out he can play almost any position.
Vincent is a third baseman.
That fellow Manser, on the Irvington
County League team, has his name in the
hit column nearly as often as Chubby
MAuser did when he was playing ball
around here. Chubby doesn't hit like he
used to.
That Velox team is a pretty nice ag-
gregation.
A Bloomfield baseball fan. with a hobby
towards newspaper work, publishes a four
page paper-it's small, though-called Fan
Fare at all games played by the team.
It's good, and gives the homes players en-
that's good.
o Shaw, of the Caldwell team,
makes an occasional error, but he
brings in the runs when he gets on the
bases.
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VALLEY A. c. VS.. HILTON A. c.

The Valley A. c. will go to Hilton to-
morrow afternoon, when It will stack up
against the Hilton A. c. The Valleys took
son, but the Hiltonians have braced up
and are putting up a fast article of ball
Of late. The Valleys will present a some
what crippled team, as their star battery
is unable to play. fngersoll, the catcher,
was badly spiked Sunday afternoon, and
that will keep him out of the game for a
couple of weeks. Manager Steddard has
made arrangements to secure a former
Intercity League backstop, and has lines
out for Il new slab artist.
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JOHNSON IN TOLLS AGAIN.

LONDON, Ont, Aug. s.-Jack John
on, the negro pugilist, was arrested
here today on a telegram from the chief
of police at Woodstock, Ont. Johnson
is alleged to have gone through Wood
stock at an excessive rate of speed in
his automobile. and to have run down
another automobilist, smashing his ma
chine. Johnson was locked up pending
his transfer to Woodstock.
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MAJOR LEAGUE JOTS.

Brooklyn won from Pittsburg again
yesterday. This time by a score of
to L.
Cincinnati trimmed the Giants yes
terday 5 to l, and knocked Bugs Ray
mond off the rubber.
In the double header yesterday after
noon at New York the Yankees and
Browns broke even. Both teams scored
a shutout. The Yankee won the first
5 to 0 and lost the second to 0.
The Athletics and the White Sox
broke even in the double-header at
Philly yesterday. The Athletics won
the first but dropped the second. In
the first game three triples were made
and all of. them by the Athletics,
Umpire Tim Hurst has been sus-
pended by President Bar johnson, of
the American League.
Detroit still continues to lead in the
American League race. Tigers are
now two games ahead of the Athletics.
The Maps and the Senators broke
even in their double card at Washing
ton yesterday. Lord, the left fielder of
the Maps, made three hits in the first
game.
Jesse Tannehill, pitcher, fell out of a
tree at a picnic near Cipcinnati and dis
located his shoulder.
Catcher Jack O'Conner, of Little
Rock, has accepted a five-year contract
with the Browns.
Connie Mack did not fal down when
he traded Schlitzer for oMrgan. The
latter has been going well.
Cy Perkins, third baseman of Che
Holyoke Connecticut State League
team, who is slated for the majors, has
already made twenty home runs this
season, a majority being over-the-fence
hits on the home grounds.
Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford drive to
Detroit's home games regularly in their
own automobiles.
August Hermann, president of the
National Baseball Commission. is a
strong believer in the future greatness
of night baseball. "There Is a branch
of the sport that is going ahead" he
said recently.
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SOUTH ORANGES FIRST GAME.

The South Orange A. C. will open it's
Sunday afternoon on the Taylor
grounds in that village with the strong
Sommer A. C. team, of Newark. Bot
kin and Levine will be the battery for
the Sommers. and Smith and Leary,
two South Orange boys, will be in the
points of the home team.
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TOLLIN A. AS OPEN DAm

The Duke A. A., of Kearny, has cam
celed its game with the Tollin A. A., Of
Kearny, for August IA. The Tollin A.
A. have that day open for some first
class amateur team. All teams wishing
to arrange games with the Tollins may
do so by sending to F. Shields, Chest
nut street. KearnY. \
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THE BEST

STFHE County League managers met
last night and made prepare
tons for the playing of games
tomorrow. The affairs of the league
were gone over and were found to be
in fine shape.
The schedule committee has made a
list of strong games for tomorrow. The
Orange team will play at Forest Hill.
BelleVille will take a fling at Newark
on the Lincoln Oval. Bloomfield will
go TO Irvington and Vailsburg will
cross the Passaic river to take a
whaek at Manager Reardon's Harrison
team.
A great suburban game on the cal
endar tomorrow is the Watsessing-
Bloomfield game. The last contest
played by these teams two weeks g
was one Of the best. if not the best,
ever played on a local field.
On the North Park and Dodd street
grounds, Last Orange, tomorrow aft
ernoon. the Montclair A. A. will cross
bats with the heavy-hitting Ironside
F. c. of Newark.
The Ironsides are playing fast base
ball, as shown by their recent victories
over some of the strongest teams in
this vicinity. Montclair is striking its
old gait. as shown by their decisive VIC
tory over the National Turner's last
week.
Bobby Knott will be on the
mound for the, visitors, and Welcher
will be on the receiving end. Andres
will endeavor to serve up his benders
to the heavy-hitting Newarkers in his
best style. while Speary will no doubt
do the catching. Manager Wang's i'm
provement of the infleld has much to
do with the teams success in the
last few games.
Orange and the Crescents will play
an original Intercity League game in
Orange tomorrow afternoon.
Bob Lennox is hitting the ball like
a house afire for the Pathways. In
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ST. BENEDIcr's GO TO MoRRIsTOwN.

The st. Benedicts will go to Norris
town tomorrow afternoon to play the
strong Parkside A. c. Goodwill will
pitch for the City League leaders, and
Cavanaugh will receive him.. The team
will leave on the lao o'clock train At
South Orange.f
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PAPKE AGREES TO BOUT
WITH K~ELLY=KLAUS WINNER.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. s.--Billy
Papke has agreed to a 2O-round bout
here at the West Side Athletic Club
with the winner of the Hugo Kelly
Krank KLAUS fight, scheduled for Sep
TENDER.
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Bloomfield vs.. Newark.

The Blosmfield team of the County
League will play the Newarks at Morris
Park Sunday afternoon. A good game
Is assured as Bloomfield has beaten the
will nave Burning, of the Watsessing 81.
b.. e.. on the firing line and Daily re-
ceiying. Tomorrow Bloomfield will visit
Irvington.
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BRANCH BROOKS OPEN DATES.

The Branch Brook A. c. has Satur-
day and Sunday afternoon open for
games on opponents grounds. Would
also like to heal from Irvington,
Pathways. Elks of Elizabeth, Lincolns
and teams of like strength for Saturday
and Sunday games. Address F. C.
Walter. 2S2 North Fifth street, city, or
telephone 155-R, Branch Brook, after
Z p. m.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.


Yesterdays Results.
New York, 8; st. Louis, o..
st. Louis, 4; New York, 0.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, 4.
Washington, 9; Cleveland, 0.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago. o.
Chica go, 1; Philadelphia, O.
Detroit at Boston, rain.
Games Today.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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ISLAND CRICKETERS
BEATEN'AT SCHENECTADY.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The Schnec-.
tady, N. Y, cricket team defeated the
Staten Island team in a game on Staten
Island yesterday by a margin of 50
runs. The totals were 100 and 1863
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-06
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AT L~owell-Lowell G, New Bedford l..
AT Worcester-Worcester Va. Lynn. rain.
At Haverhill-Fal River 8, Haverhill 4.
At LaWrence-Brockton 4, Lawrence 0.
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At Observation-Disclosures 2, Scranton O..
AT Albany-Utica vs.. Albany, no game,
rain. 7
At wilkesbarre-Elmira 6, wilkesbarre,
10.
At Troy-syracuse VI. Troy, no game.
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'ROSEVILLES PLAY OTTO
'KARST BASEBALL TEAM.

The Roseville Athletic Club will meet
the strong Otto Karst Ball Club to-
morrow. The visitors will have a league
battery.
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The South Orange A. C. has Sunday D
for a game on the Taylor street grounds.
Would like to hear from the Branch Brook
A. G. for Sunday. All Saturdays and Sun
days are open. A suitable inducement WILL
be given all first-class light semi-profes-
sional teams. Address Peter G. Hanson,
402 Second street. East Newark. Phone
2043 Harrison, before 10 a. m.
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HOOKS AND JABS IN THE BOXING WORLD

wind-up will bring together Patsy Kline
and Kid Singer. The other two fights
will be between Yank Schwartz and
Young Joe Wagner, and Knockout"
Jack O'Donald and Harry Stone.
Bert Keyes and Sammy Smith will
meet for ten rounds at catchweights to-
morrow night before the American Ath-
letic Club of Saratoga, and the bout
promises to be a bitterly contested one
from the start.
Young O'Leary will make a fresh
start at the Fairmont Club tonight
in a ten-round bout with Henry Mey-
ers. of Troy. O'Leary, since his defeat
at the hands of K. 0. Brown, has been
resting up in the mountains, giving
his bad right hand plenty of time to
heal.
Jem Kendrick, the English bantam
weight, will make his real New York
debut tonight at the Fairmont Club,
where he meets Patsy Brannigan in a
ten-round set-to. 1t will be the real
test for the little Briton. who is the
strongest looking little man we have
seen in years, not barring our own Joe
Wagner, whom he resembles very much
with fighting toys on.
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Next Monday night at the Bedford
A. c., Wyckoff M and Halsey
street, Brooklyn, Manager shortell will
put on three ten-round battles. The
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-06

The Hustlers were handed a double
defeat at Baltimore yesterday by the
Orioles, which brought the Eastern
League leaders back in the race.
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Pitcher McCloskey, who Manager
Jack Dunn, of the orioles, recalled
from the Tri-State League the other
day, worked against the Hustlers in
the second game and allowed them but
seven hits. =
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Rosedales. of Orange, would like to ar
range games with 1874 year old teams, to
be played on home grounds. All dates in
August are open. j. Coyne. 80 Pierson
street, Orange.
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The Jake's A. C., Of Belleville, would
like to arrange games of baseball for Sat
urday afternoons with frst-class teams
giving suitable guarantee. George Kief-
erdorf, So Washington avenue, Belleville. :.
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SHE City League boasts of a
good set of first-sackers. These
men are surely holding up their
end of the game in all the fast con-
tests that have thus far been played.
Nuremberg, of the Ironsides, is con-
sidered by many to be the best of the
collection for his fielding and hitting,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-06

Jack Curley, the Harlem lightweight.
has made himself popular with local
fight fans the past month by putting
away Harry Clutch and Lew Sheppard,
two real tough lads who have few de-
feats in their records. Curley has a
right-hand wallop that can cope with
any around here. and when it lands it
spells slumber.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-06

Jersey City made ten runs in the
seventh inning of the second game
against Montreal yesterday and won
by a score Of u to /.
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Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati. 8; New York. l..
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburg, /.
Chicago, 2; Boston, /.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 0.
st. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, /.
Games Today.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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but Stepler and Wright, of the Bay
View sWheelmen, are so close to him
that the comparison sometimes is for
gotten and the fans say they are the
fastest ever on the local lots. The
Tigers have no regular first-sacker who
plays the bag all the time. Uslar and
Kurfess, Their two pitchers, alternate,
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and both the boys do well. As Kurfess
pitches most of the City League games,
Uslar is to be found on that bag IN
each game more often than the kid.
Eddie does very we'll. The St. B1,e-
diets have Cutting to do their first
base work, and he holds his end up
with any of them and gives promise.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-06
EVENING SPORTING
q PUBLISHED
COUNTY LEAGUE MANAGERS
FIND CIRCUIT in GOOD SHAPE
Good Card of Games Arranged by Officials for TOmOrrow-The
Bloomfield Watsessing Game and lrO~nsides-M ontclair A.
A. Contests Are the Saturday Suburban Attractions.
Other SemfPrO Notes of Interest.

fact. the West Hudson boys all hit
we'll. They had IS hits in two games
against the Harrigans Sunday.
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Parkways Va. co,ored Giants.

The Parkways win play the Colored
at $3.50 O'Clock on Parkway Oval. Harrison.
The Giants are playing a great game OF
ball at present and without any doubt
will make the Parkways go the limit il
they defeat this fast bunch.
Crescents VS.. Bloomfield r. C.
The Crescent A. C., OF Montclair. will
meet the Bloomfield +. G. tomorrow at
Erwin Park oval, Montclair. The bat
terry for the Crescents will be Cranky and
Venner. Last Saturday the Crescents won
a ten-inning game from theC Caldwell F. C
To visit New Providence.
The Invincivle A. c.. will 90 to New
Providence tomorrow afternoon and line Ut
against the team of that place. Cushman
Waters VIII form the Invincibie bat.
terry. Sunday Is an open date and any
hnst-class team can arrange q game By
addxssstns L Waters, So Second street..
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Buffalo, 8; Newark, Z,
Newark. 4; Buffalo, 2.
Montreal, 8; Jersey City. ..
Jersey City, Il; Montreal, /.
Baltimore, 6; Rochester, 2.
Baltimore, 10; Rochester, !.
Toronto at Providence; rain.
Games Today.
Rochester at Newark a p. M.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Montreal at Providence.
e Games Tomorrow.
Rochester at Newark $3.50 p. M.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Baltimore q games).
Montreal at Providence.
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kid" Heuser, who took Mueller's
place on the slab in the seventh in
ming of the first game pitched nice ball
and showed that he has plenty of
"foolers."
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Three home run were made in the
two games of the double-header at Jer-
sey City, Skeeters' players getting all
of them.
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EASTERN LEAGUE DROPS.

Who said the Tigers couldn't hit?
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Willie Lucas had to go to the Hahne-
mann Hospital to rave three stitches
put in his scalp, which la been cut
open by being "butted' by Young Cor
bett in the first round of their bout
Tuesday night in Philadelphia.
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Pretty lucky boy to get away with IL
game, Vowinkle.
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Owen Moran and Jem Driscoll have
been offered a $4,000 purse by the pro-
moters in Cardiff and s12,0 900 by the
Wonderland people. Neither offer has
been accepted as yet, as the boys are
banking on a still bigger purse. 1t is
no wonder Charley Harvy's mop is
turning gray.
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Mike (Twin) Sullivan is in Denver
and is trying to get on a match with
any of the Welterweights.
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Billy Mccarthy is still in California
with Young Erne. He viii remain there
for some time. as he has offers of
matches at Los Angeles. Sacramento
and Butte.
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At the Fairmont Club tonight Young
O'Leary starts again with Henry Mey-
ers the upstate phenom. and Patsy
Brannigan hooks up with Jem Kenrick,
the Briton. Both bouts will go ten
rounds.
On Monday Willis Britt and his
Tiger will be on their way East 70
make ready for the Langford fight at
the Fairmont Club on September 3
The management of the Paramount
Club will remodel the clubroom for this
match, and every seat will be graced
with a big fat cushion. Glass will stick
out that night.
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Even "Rube" Kissinger couldn't stop
the Tigers. Wonder why he didn't try
the splitter he talked so much about
Sunday. He said he had it working to
perfection this year.
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Percy Cove and Monte Attell are to
meet in San Francisco, Cal, at l15
pounds, weigh in at 6 o'clock.
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In the double-header yesterday after
noon at New York the Yankees and
Browns broke even. Both teams scored
a shutout. The Yankee won the first
8 to 0 and lost the second 4 to 0.
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Brooklyn won from Pittsburg again
yesterday. This time by a score of 4
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The Harrigans are doing well for the
first year of their existence. Stick to
it, boys. Next yea you'll be heard
from
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McCambley is doing nice work be-
hind the bat for the Lincolns.
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After winning our straight games by
the shut-out route, Savidge, the Mon
treal twirler, Won from Jersey City
yesterday by an s to 2 score.
Wonder how Manager Camel feels
this morning safter losing those two
games yesterday at Baltimore.
king" Brady pitched nice ball after
replacing Flater.
Schirm's attempt to get that fly off
Gettman's bat will never be forgotten
and George goes down in history.
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Cincinnati trimmed the Giants yes
terday 5 to l, and knocked Bugs" Ray
mond off the rubber.
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The Athletics and the White Sox
broke even in the double-header at
Philly yesterday. The Athletics won
the first but dropped the second. In
the first game three triples were made
and all Of them by the Athletics.
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Arthur McHugh, the Lincolns' new
manager, is out of the game for a
while. He says he's going to beat the
Colored Giants for the rest of the Sc
rfes
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Orange and the Crescents will play
an original Intercity League game in
Orange tomorrow afternoon.