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ONB BUSY ROUND FOR CUBS
GET TO BELL or BROOKLYN
Nv SEVENTH INNING.
Sensational Performances In tho Field by
Clement and Hummel-Philiies De-
feat the Cincinnatis In . Fifteen In
ming FrAcas-CsrdinAl Beat Bostops.

CHicAdo, June 7o.-For six innings to-day
Bell OF the Brooklyps had the Cubs up
tree. his fast curve ball proving mystery
10 the Chicago batters. In the seventh.
however. Howard. the lrst man up. hit the
first ball pitched on the equator and when
the sphere was returned from deep right
Howard was perched on third. Bell took
this fierce swat too much 70 heart and
lost his cunning. with the result that the
Cubs ferociously attacked him In that and
the next inning. clouang him for two singles.
double and q home run, which together
with two passes and an error netted Chicago
six runs and the game.
Reulbach was on the mound for the Cubs
and was in rare form. allo wing the Dodgers
only three hits and one base on balls.
Two OF these swats were punched In the
third. and the trolley evaders scored their
only run on them. Bergen singled. Bell
sacrificed him TO second, whence he scored
on Burch's blngle to left.
In the fifth Inning with one down and
Schultz on third. Moran lifted q ny to
Clement In left. on which Schultz attempted
to score. But Clements magnificent throw
cut him of at the plate. Schulte's home
run drive was one OF the longest hits seen
here this season. the ball going clear 70 the
centre field .bleachers on one bound. Hum
mel made q sensational catch OF Reulbsch's 9
bid for triple In the eighth. He leaped
several feet in the air, broke down the
whizzing sphere with his mitt and squeezed
II when he again landed on earth. The
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SAVANNAH RACES.
Two Events 70 BE Sailed on the Sound
This Week-some Special Glasses.

The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
win have two days racing on the Sound
this week. On Friday there will he a
srecisi spring re7atta. A cup ia offered
for tho one design 81 fcoters for which
the Aurora, lstalena and Winsome will
compete. There is a cup for Glasses j., NJ
and Y which should bring together Gar
denia, Affair, Memory, Aspirant, Dorello
Yorf Yacht Club ~. footers and cups for
the handicap glasses. The warning signal
will be made at 1880 and owners Of racing
yachts can obtain their Instructions at the
clubhouse or on the committee boat at the
ON Saturday the snnusl, regatta wiz
the warning signal will round at II 20 clock.
the first class starting. ten minutes later:
in each class there will be a first prize "
two yachts Atart, a second prize II three
start and third prize II Ave start. There
will also be . prize for winning coripthian
crews The Leland, corinthian challenge
cup will be sailed for BY the Seawanhaka
Coripthian is footers and the Robert Centre
memorial cup by the Jewel s class.
Entries for these races must be made
at least twelve hours before the start either
to George r. Roosevelt. secretary of the
committee. IS Wall street. or ut the club
hoslse The committee is Victor Cum
mock. Beverley R. I,obinson. g. fherm.n
Hoyt. Howard C. Smith and q orge Z.
Roosevelt.
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RUMAWAYs ON SPEEDWAY.
A CalIisiou and Two Horses Take u
Their Heels-JThe brushes.

A double runaway which took place on
tho upper Speedway stretch yesterday
morning proved far more exciting than the
impromptu racing. The horse which was
instrumental In causing the runaway was
Arnold, Q s'brown stallion owned by George
Huber. Percy Demarest was In the
drivers seat. and In some unsccountable
way he allowed the horse to swerve Thue
he was speeding, striking the wagon OF
william Koepis. who was driving Midget
slowly down the stretch.
Mr.. Koenig's wagon was upset and he
was thrown forward into the road. Then
Midget started on q run down the 'streeoh
toward Washington Bridge. Mounted Po-
liceman Fitzgerald rode close to the fright.
ened animal and managed to seize Midget
by the bride.
In the meantime the Huber stallion had
been making things lively further up th'
he he'S; turned % and ram into *. woods. where i,
was rsdused 70 order MI; X Koshnis, .hn,s,dsrs sa'
Alter the runavsys the. racing was re-
sSmed. but not with the ,,,,s.. usual zss. e.
S'eg e. 5r frsS snd Tsss chisissophsT bss
% spond 70 the demands of her driver in ih,
% a'ts Sesaa s3a NJ he Mrfss bs
sally redeemed herself In the next heat
however, by safe margin. The Anal hea.
| feet and when put to drive at the finisf
came on with a burst OF speed which carriet
her to victory.
Another series Of brushes which prove
Lucy and Harry L. Toplitzs Judge Board
man divided the honors.. Ihe e. frst Rn,dss ass
stiff drive In the second heat and he wrestee
| the laurels from the mare.
After finishing ahead OF a string o
| fast ones Topsy, 2,0oA. met her Waterloo
when she essayed TO take the measure oi
William Scott and his bay mare Hycintia
Ben Cohen entered his bay stallion Red Bire
B. McGafney's black mare Sadie Mae
Earl was another favorite who did no,
figure 30 conspicuously as usual among tn
ever. from Charlie Hibhard before his
owner sent him to the stable.
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KRAMER WINS AT ,vAILsBURG,
Fem Defeats John Bedell In Their Match
.I... Race. .s., T,r,t -

Frank L. Kramer won the three mile open
professional race yesterday afternoon at
the Vailsburg cycle track In Newark. defeat
ing Jack Clarke again. The pair had no
opportunity to measure strides in the handi-
cap event. as Kramer did not qualify for
the final heat. Clarke was in the fnsl heat.
but the long markers had too much advan-
tage for him to overcome.
The crowd liked the Fsnn-John Bsdsll
match race. Bedell won the nrst heat
| through superior eeneralship. In the next
two heats Fem kept his eyes open and won
both Of them without any. particular exer-
ton. Percy Lawrence OF San Francisco
caught the limit men at half mile " the
Masin easily. Maein turned the tables on
TOOK the lead az t on the bacEstf eteS q the last
renee over the line with wheels length 20
spare. West Of San Francisco and Hal
stead Of Sacramento ~ voyerhauled sehles
two and half miles in the tandem pursuit.
match. The summaries
One Mile Novtce-win by Charles Hansen. Jer-
ey mylnule. G io IT'S eesS seeoSd: Se"Afk second '
Quarter Mule Handicap. Prote.sionsi-wen ey
Stein, Brooklyn. 30 yards. third; Edward Rup.
precht. Newark. Is yards. fourth Time. Is aS
Nile pEos,sonn na I'M Match
First heat won by Bedell Time. 2 minutes IS As
seconds Second heat won by Fem, Time. min
gtes II - seconds Third heat and match won BY
| Tandem Pursuit Race. Profesdonal-Betweou
Charles Schlee and Al TIiebel and Fred g; West
Distance. "a miles. Time. minutes and s-s OF
| q second.
one Nile Handicap, Amsteur-won by, Percy
Lawrence, San Francisco, scratch: Jacob Nagn,
yysrs sssH9G ssiaS jdbH H's E. dsn asMs: ns
New York. ITO yards fourth. Time, minutes
and SIS OF a second.
Three Mile Open. Professonal-Won by Frank
| L. Kramer. Fast Orange: Jack CLARKE. Melbourne,
Australia. second; John Bedeli. Lynbrook third;
W. $. Fem. Bristol. fourth. Time. minutes St-S
seconds
Five Mile Open, Amateur-wou BY jacob
MAxin. N. T. Wv. Percy Lawrence, San Fran
Heldrick, New York, fourth Time. II minutes
10 IS seconds. Lap prize. Ernest Jokus-
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Mead Heat in ITO Yard Run.

The new West Side A. c, held q set Of
members games on the grounds in West
Fifty-fourth street yesterday ana there
~ .re some brisk compositions. The closest
racs vas ths ,ao yard hhsndisap r. sebsa; St
son. who had Q start Of two yards. and A: G.
Powers, who had twelve Yards. In the
nun on Robertson won BY about yard.
The summaries:
90 yard RUN; Handlcsp Won BY 4. c. Poyers.
~ feet; ]. Beekman. scratch. second: !. AcCann'
4 feet, third. Time. ~ seSonds. p.s.,.
so Yard Run; Hsndcap-Won by G. Rooerteon,
yards: 4. {. Powers, Il yards. second: G. VIII
IA Yard Run: Scrstcb-won by G: Hynes: J..
DAYTON. second; ]. O'Rourke. third. Time. !
"nS i.ia YARD Run; Hsndlosp-won By =; Mooney.
scratch: C. Williams, S yards. second: J, U OHourke.
100 ysrds, third Time, minutes ~ ssconds :,
Rannlnr High Jump: Hsndic.p--won by y.
poth. 3 l6cheS actual Jump feet inches J.:
psyton. Incnes. second. actual juunp : feet .
inchss: r. 0sfeny, Inches. third' actual jump
pss.!s. isss n' !. pcusd shot: Asnale.p-.wea BY
r. Sheshap IL fees, actual nut q fest ~ tnches:
j. o'Rsurfs. 10 fss, .esoni. actual pvt q iesst;
j. BeoEmsn. scratch. third. actual put si feet W
Inches 70. Il .
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sslnes at PittsburS the Giant showed a
marked Improvement In their play. They
WI be at the Polo Grounds In . few days
them In On uphill fight New Workers
ynt winner and are always ready to pay
When Silk O'Loughlin came here to un-
plre his nrst game Of the reason recently
hs was received with rounds Of applause.
his heels, II. President Ban johnson. had
seen OLouEhlin's decisions In Fridays
game many fans are. wondering what the
Metropolitan fans do not care for kicking
and rowdy ball, but they are just as .stro ngly
opposed to arbitrary decisions, which. are
81 .ousRlin,s word as to the oonfroyersy
with Elberfeld and suspended the latter
on general PRINCIPLES. But Mr.; Johnson
vantage, Il T. sad. Il hs had sons q little
deeper into the case.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Hsckett and Little win Manhasses Ba,
Yacht Club Cup.

The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club round
robin doubles took place yesterday on the
grounds at Port Washington. and the chsl.
lenge cup went to Harold H. Haskett and
Raymond d. Little. Their opponents In
the flnal were Theodore X. Pell and Wylie
c. Grant. and Hackett and Little won the
first set by q score OF So. Just then zen
hurt his ankle and Was unable to continue
the match, 80 Hackett and Little got the
next set BY default. The summary:
Mems Doubles: Challenge cupEThe9dere r
z. r. Fisher. eJ. -, Is: Harold Hsctett
and Raymond D; Little. defestsd BehI and Fisher
Palmer, e-es. SO, %; Behr and Fisher d.
feated wagner and. Palmer, IS. !. 81 -;
rs. 81; Hsckett and Little defeated Peil and
Grant, 8-6, default. $50 "a I'll e. ~
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ro-DAYs CARD FOR GRAvEsEND.
|Parkwsy Handicap and Astoria Stakes
the Features.

The Parkway Handicap Of %. 500. at a
card for Gravesend this afternoon with the
Hildreth entry--Restisouchea and Fitz Her
bert-in probable favor over Alfred Noble.
Stakes, M q dash OF 1Se iuriongs. for two
year-oid nliies. Ocean. Bound, Greenvale
and Sou seem best. In the nrst race. q
the odom entry-Prince Gal and Nimbus-
may fnd favor over Rialto. Dreamer. Co.
hort and others.
teenth. Lad Of Laneden. Dreamer and st.
Joseph may be the factors. In the NTH
race, also at mile and sixteenth. Spoonei.
Lord Stanhope and Berkeley may go well.
Two-ysar-o,ds vii run In the last race at
about six furlonss. with Jacauelina, Key
bourn and Dalmatian the best
The entries are as follows
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UMPIRE KNEELAND ATT. CKED.
Senator Grady Pleads for tho rbitrstor
and Takes Him Away In Auto.

ALBANY, June 7o.-At the finish OF to-
days State league game between Wilkes
barre and Albany. a crowd Of spectators
attacked Umpire Kneeland and out his face
before he wa rescued by players. The
crowd waited for Kneelsnd outhide the
grounds for long time. Senator Thomas
the angry crowd from an automobile. ed-
vlsinE them to give the umpire another
ohsnse. They .srssd e in;. his ;Ss ses.iSSn
machine % and driven away Without further
blamed the umpire for Albany losing the
Romo.
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Avenitana Society Games.

The Avenitana Society held games at the
Manhattan Casino. Eighth avenue and iSsth
street. yesterday and about 10000 italians
were present. The guest ot honor, we,
arrived FROM the sunny land. 4 COMMITTEES
time over the runner. The summaries:
100 Yard Run--Won BY Phil Walton. S. Perszxo
second, p. Path third. I,
10 Yard Run-Won by A. BrcciAn. A. RAEIt
second. p. Patri third.
second, G. Celia third
Two Nile Run-Won by a. RivAra. G. PAgliuyhl
seek n |, ]. pcrAIso third. .
SaIk Race-Won by Moe Levy.
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: NO one who did not see IL can imag inc
how terrific was this golhng Anal. To see
1t was a liberal education and we'll repaid me
for making the trip. Ny future golfing
plans are upcertain. for my insurance ousi-
ness will demand my attention and my
partners have been cabling to me.
This is a week OF professional golf at the
EnRlewood Coll Club. the national open
ohampionship being played there on Thurs
day and Friday: There WI os curtatn IAN
women members OF all clubs are asked to
participate in four ball match with pro-
fessionals there tomorrow.
This year the golf committee at the Shin
neeock Hills Coll Club is made up Of r. a.
Robertson, Joseph s. Clark and Chester
GrisWold. The annual Invitation tourna-
ment, now the oldest to be held without a
lapse in the United States. will be on Au-
gust S. and 7. Play is now on for weekly
Competitions. the donors Of ndiyidual cups
including F.; 4, SNOW, j; Lee. 4. H.
Robertson.
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MEASLES IN HARVARD SQUAD.
Hooper. . Varsity Four Man. Leaves Red
Top-Cornell Has 41E, 900 to Bet.

NEW LONDON. June 20.-The departure
from the Harvard quarters OF Hooper.
who has been rowing at 2 In the varsity
four, was explained to-day at Red Top.
He has all the symptoms OF measles. DR..
rockingham, medical attendant In the
camp. advised sending Hooper back to
Cambridge Forster. who rowed IN Hoop
er's place last night will probably remain
In that place as 1t Is doubtful II Hooper
will be strong enough TO take his seat by
race day,
Harvard's oarsmen took trip In William
E. Iselin's vigilant on Long Island Sound
this afternoon. ...H.. -
Whether Roger Cutler will retain his
seat as stroke In Sargents stead is a. yet
unsettled.
Yale's oarsmen all are in good condition.
according to Coach Kennedy's statement
this evening. Some Of the Eli oarsmen
went to Norwich and New London to church
In the morning. The afternoon was spent
, at quarters.
PoUaHKKEPsIE. June 20.-.The Pennsyi-
vania oafsmen arrived here late this after
noon, The men. are In good condition.
Ward says his crews were handicapped by
! their bad season and he wanted to come
s Msss 70
| There are twenty-four oarsmen IN the
to-day. Most OF the .oarsmen went to
church In this city or In Highland In the
morning. while in the afternoon a few of
them took walks. Time rows will be tn
ITHACA, June 2o.-To eliminate speculs-
as far as Cornell 70 concerned. Graduate
Manager William ]. Dugan Of the Cornell
| for the seat sale which is now In progress.
TO townspeople and others only few seats
were allowed. though blocks were sold
| Be distributed. Mr.. Dusar has q system
| BY which he can trace all these sales and this
| year he confronted several would-be specu-
A record Cornell crowd will see the re-
gatta. Cornell men have $4,000 to bet on
| their crews.
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Totals. So IS Is 10 0l
sBatted for Moore In the eighth inning.
fBatted for McOulllen In the ninth inning.

Philadelphia. 1 90 90 O0oloooooi
Runs-Phii adj deiphia-Shean. Grant. AAgee, II
tus. Ctncinnatl-Egan. Oakes. Mitchell. Two
base hits-Doolan. Msgee. Three base hie-CAmp'
bel Grant Stolen base-Downey. SAcrlhce
hit-Hoblitzel. Sacrince ny-Tltus. Double plsys
Downsy; Eean and hoblitIel; Can phell; Downsy
Doolan and Bransneld. First base on balls.on
Campbell. z: on Moore, 2. Struck oui-By Gas.
per. !: by Moore: I: BY Mofsn 5. Hlt 5y piSnss,r ps,
Passed bali - Mclean. Umpircs - Rigler and
TRULY. Tfme-2 hours and Is minutes.
: sT. LouIs IN. L.. 9: BosroS IN. L.. ..
4 ST. LoUfs. June ao-The Cardinals again
this afternoon 70 j.. The Boston team wore Z
band of mourning and the nag was al half mast
club. The score:
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Mcssrath's record Throw.

A 10 pound hammer throwing contest
was put on a. special event at Celtic Park
yesterday. the contestants being Matt
McQrath and Martin Sheridan. McQrath
made the phenomenhl pitch Of lls ieet
but McGrath win not apply for record
because there was q question whether the
high wind blow with the hammer.
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prraorr. .; sr. Lou1s a. III. .-ssooNp oAMs.
Totals. =. 80 II ~ 10 81 Totals. - eN.s
'Battcd for Summers In the eighth innings
1.-TWO out when game was stopped
iBatted for williams In the ninth !nn!pg.
SBatted for Wallace In the ninth inning.

Detroit; ...............o ooS9oSa -
Runs-Detroit-McInt Crawford. :: Cobb.
Rossmsn, O'Leary. SchAefer. d. Jones. 81.
Louis-Har tell. " ailace. Two base hit-Hoh'
Jones. Mcintyre. Criger. Brush, D. Jones. Double
play-Bush. Schaefcr and Rossman: Stolen base
.McAleese: Hit by tcher.Bg Summers ne; e.
Summers. 1. Struck out-By Powell. q by SuEga.
:: BY Summers. :. Left on bases--St. Louis, .;
hour and 50 minutes.
CHICAGO "a. L.. 4: cLEvsLAHp. o-YrRsr oAhH
CHICAGO. June 0.-chicaxo and Cleveland.
afternoon before q crowd Of 1000. Chicago
won the frst game. walsh pitched against cy
Young and held the Maps 70 one hit. The game
second game, B to o. Berger pitched for Cleve
land and held Chicago 70 three scattered hits
while the Maps drove Scott from the mound and
gave Smith . hard rub. Scores:
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Navy Football Programme.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Juno 2o.-The ofhcis,
schedule Of the Naval Academy has been
announced. Wednesday games during Oc-
tober, except with st. Johns. have been
omitted. The dates are:
october Q, 81. Johns Q. Rutgers; 10. Vtlisuovs
y, virginia; 30. Princeton November g. Wssh
Davidson; n, United states Military Academy q
Philadelphia
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT. Q; sr. LOUIS "a. L., %-Ylssr oAME.
Sr. Louis, June aO.--Twcuty, thousand fans
turned out 70 Welcome tho Browns home to day
In their double header with Detrcit The Ttgers
second rame s. Louis gained an early lead, only
10 have the champions start q rally IN the eighth
End stn. The gam. m " was stopped y me n!rss rts
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Runs-Boston-Starr. 2: Autrey, 81. Louis
Byrne. Eilis. .; shaw. Evans q Phelps: Lush Lush
Two base hitsZShaw. : Evans, EMS, honeiSny, Si1
beaumont. Double plsy-Beaumont and Graham.
stolen h.ees-Bstes. Ellis, konetchy First base
on balls-Off LUSH 4. Struck out-By Lush. q:
by Ferguson. j. Left on hases-Bosion. 8; ST.
Louis, J. Umplres-Kane and Klein. Ttme-l
hour and - minutes.
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New York State League

Al Utica--First gsme-Uhcs. 9; Blnghanton. 8.
Second game-Uuca, 4; Blnghsmtou. D..
Al tAlbany-wllkesbsrre, S Albany, !.
Al Syracuse-First game-Elmira, |: Syracuse.
second ssmsuEim,.a:r .r.n,dl rIoy :; Syracuse
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EEvARK.
.Bst,edfor Kellogg 10 the sixth inning.
,psttrd for Durham Ia the ninth inning.

Ee,sssss E.vs4s .,.,:.:.:::.:.::..,.sS; ;iSsd 80
-Torento-KeI!ey. Houser. Grimshsw.
Woiver,on. .: Meyers. j SHARPE . Two base hiti
Meyers, McGlnnity, Kelley, Vanderbilt. Frick
% Sst,msn. Wolverton. MeGinni,y. share, Crisp.
First base on bals-oh Mueller. !; o. Kellogg. 9.
Durham, J. Hlt by piteher-By KelloSg.l !. Wild
Plteh-Nuellsr. flr.t base % On error . NswHsh Hi.
! plsysNWoiverton, Schiany And sharpe: Kei.
ioee and Houssr. Umpire-Finnersn. Time
hours and minutes.
JxRsHY crry. .: HoCaRsTIR. I.
Jack Hann,fan and his bat broke UP yestef.
days game With Rochester Into . Jersey City
yiotory All the runs for the home team were
scnt over the rubber on HAnulfans rap Ia the
eighth inning. The score:
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Or. LAsser, the chess champion, played ssslnss
,liissn members Of the New. YORK Athletic Club
10 Wins. : loss and a draw ~ ehess and . WIN and
. draw At checker. Edgar y. RAnfolph OF
and Col. James h. Branch drew With tbs fnakser.
j. Q. Richards succeeded In drawing ~ ehecksrs.
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vxIAsp. s. CHICAGO a. L.. o-sxooxp oAxs.

man. Han bali. Two b.s. Sis-.ruiner. TSres 6sss
Milford. Sacrifice hit-Scot DouGheIty.
Stolen bsses-Bradley. lsosu, Tuner. Double
s: Cleveland. Q. First base on bAlh-On Berger.
5: on Scott, ,. Hit by pitcher.By Scott, Brad
ley Struck out-By Scott. 9. by Berger. >.
Psssed baiis-Sullivan. Bemis, Wild pitches-
Scott, .. Umpires-Hurst and Connolly. Time
"a hours and minutes
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American Assocsatisn.

Al Milwaukee COLUMBUS, a. Mnwaukee. T..
2 Al 81. Psui-yt, Psal ., Loulsyile, !,
xi Kansss ci!y-rirst game. TSiedS. Z; an kans:' !,
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CINCINNATI. June eo-Hlts by Shean. Grant
deiphias the winning run In the fifteenth lnnlng
to day. A wonderful one handed catch By Msgee
on Eean prevented the Cincinnatis from scoring
In the thirteenth inning. Only one hit was made
OF Moren. who pitched the last seven innings
for Philadelphia. The score:
ar>vv
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Leach Cross May Forsake New York.

SAN FRANCISCO. June ao-Leach Cross
is considering making his home In Cali
fornia permanently. The New York dom
tist- Fighter ID In love with the climate and
especially in Marin county, just across the
bay, where he Is doing his training. In
fact he is so we'll pleased with the Coast that
he has taken an option on an acre Of land
two blocks from Shannon's villa. II he
will buy property here, build himself
home and send for his folks.
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feidt. Howard, 3; Schultz, Tinker, Moran. Two
base h!tsISchuite. Tinker; Three base bit
Tinker, Bell Stolen bases-Tinker. Moran.
Struck out-By Reubsch, 4: by Bell. 4 First
base 90 baIls-On Reulbsch. 1: on Bell. 81 Left
on bases-Chicaeo. 8; Brooklyn. .. Umplrcs.
Johnstone and Cusack. Tlme-i hour and j
minutes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


NEwARK, 8; TORONTO, 5.
The Nevarks beat the Toron,os on the formers
grounds " yesterday making IL their seventh
straight Victory. McGinnlty relieved Mueller
In the third inning and scored his second win 10
two days. The score:
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'sss ssss:.,5 bessh:.,' .sa o.asn ri.aaii's;
sud Murray. li-s D-tF ~ Z, - ~
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

Washington In New York Ctwo gsmeS: Phils-
delphis In Boston: Cleveland In Chicago.
NATIONAL LxAouI-
Philadelphia In PittsburR.
EAsrvBN LEAGUE.
Rochester In Jersey City: Toronto In Newark
Buffalo In Pro violence: Montreal 10 Baltimore.
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baseball To-day q sames-Ns 7, Amc,ielns
one admisslon.-Ade.
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southern Leaeue

At Memphis Mem phis. u Atlanta. :, ,,
kt New ohesns-Nsw or'eans' D'rm'ns'
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DETROIT,
Totals. ~ Q ~ Is b
In the seventh inning.
the ninth inninR.

.B.,.sd for wsdds.l in the seventh inning.
tBatted for Bailey In the ninth inning.
Detroit Q o . . : Q %
So Louis. ..........,....o o o.
man, ST. Louis-HonmAn. williams. Jones, }.
Two base hits-Bush, Aullin. Ferris, StaneEs.
Crias. Three base hit--Cobb. Homo run-Cooo.
o'Leary. Sohssfer and Rossman. stolen BAGS.
OLeary. Jones. :. Wild pitch-Muliin. Ftrs,
out-By Wsddeli, 5: by Mullin. 2. Left on bases..
Detroit o; 81. Louis, b. Umpires-Evans and
Egan. Tfmo-2 hours.
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Ruus-Chicago-Hahn. Dougherty. Owe NJ,
Walsh. Left on bases-Chicsgo, = Cleveland.
Struck out-By wslah, 5: by Young. I, Two base
hit-poughe,ty. s.srines hi!sLweldsy y,Ii1. Hahn.
Connolly and Hurst Time-l hour and I min.
utea. -
The sun., 1909-06-21

other BasebAlr Games Yesterday.
q, !. 49,, AT yAa aocEAvAy. =.
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CITY. 9: RochesteI :. F'r,! base on bsilS.oh
HI, ); by Holmes, l. Home run-Hsnnlfsn.. Three
base hits-Pattee. Moeler. Sscrhcs hit,hoellsr.
HAnford and Hannifan. Wild pltoh---Aerritt,
Umpircs< Murray and Byron. Ttme-i hour and
40 nninuteA
The sun., 1909-06-21

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Bsiisnes-Nsarksy and MeAilister; Lahue
and Peterson.