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BY sHMI-pRo.

Anything thai will put local semi-pro
baseball on a better footing Is deserv-
ing OF commentator. The board of di-
rectors of the City League are a set OF
men who are irving to do all in their
power to bring the game. as 1t falls to
their power, to the best state possible
The managers of the Original Intercity
League are doing the same thing.
There Is n feature developing in the
leagues that should receive more atten-
ton perhaps, than any other thing thai
can come to the minds of the league Of
ffcials. That is the playing of men in
one league with teams in another.
Last Friday night at a meeting OF
the board of governors of the City
League a resolution was passed where
by a,fine of SIS will be imposed by the
league on any player whose name APP
pears in the line-up of a team in q
league other than the City League.
This is an action that should be fol
lowed by the other leagues. In that
way there would be an effectual STOP
put to All this business of making local
league baseball resemble the basketball
teams we used TO see around here wher
Donald. Love and McNabb would Nbt
seen on nearly every team.
It's a good thing that the Gil
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AND Mann
WILL SWAP HARD
BLOWS TONIGHT
Orange Man and Ketchel's Spar
ring Partner to Meet
at Browns.

Lively doings are ,carded for tonight
at Browns Gymnasium. in Manhattan,
when Jim Savage, the weli-known
Orange scrapper, will hook up with the
Frisco kid, Charlie Mann, for ten
rounds. Mann Is not very well known
by fight fans, his chief recommendation
being that he was once a sparring
partner of Stanley Ketchel, thereby
enacting the role of the Human
Punching Bag This will be the
second fight between the two men,
Savage having put Mann out in seven
rounds a few months ago
Despite this fight Savage doesn't un-
derrate Mann. as he feels sure that the
Western boy has improved since their last
meeting and has trained faithfully for the
bout. Man has had the beneft of the
instruction of Tom Kennedy, and Tom
says his man will spring a great sur
prise on those who saw him on the .oc-
casion of his last fight with Savage. Hes
got some punch now.' says Tom, so
watch the fireworks. If he lands The
fight means a lot to the Orange middle
weight. for. IL he wins. he intends to go
after some of the men higher up.
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KRAMER AND CLARKE ARE
TRAINING BEHIND MOTORS
Both Men Are Nearly on Edge for Big Match Race
Tomorrow Night at velodrOme--Firs Heat VIII
Be Paced and the Third, if That's Necessary.

racing is such as will require top speed
and plenty of stamina. While the nVe-
mile open professional and the Austria
liam pursuit contests are two events
which will exact all the ability the rid
ers possess. while the one-mile invita-
tion for the money-chasers and the han.
dicap and open for the amateurs, al,
short races, will call for speed ana
plenty of 1t.
While the riders were busying them
selves on the rack, Manager John NJ
Chapman was arranging for the IN
stallation of additional arc lamps to the
lighting plant. He is doing this espe-
eial1e for the Kram-r-Clarke match. ne
wants every person in the velodrome 10
have a clear view of the finish OF these
heats the same as they would have on
an afternoon In bright daylight. Inc
present plant appeared sufficient al iast
year, but Chapman says that ne oesHes
TO have the people In the bleachers ENJOY
as good a view Of the finish as those IN
The grand stand 1t is for the benent or
the latter that the additioal lamps are
o be provided.
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might" BASEBALL
DECLARED SUCCESS,

CINCINNATI. o.. June 15.-After the
practise at League Park last night by
teams representing the EIks lodges of Gin
~cinnatf and Newport, KY, 1t was announced
that baseball by electric light is a success.
The first experiment Of actual playing was
made and balls batted along the ground
or hit into the air were felded without
difficulty.
The immense lighting plant installed on
high towers by Inventor George A. Cahill
was used for the first time and the monster
re1ectors illuminated the entire park with
a b%rilliancy almost that of daylight. The
experiment was In anticipation of the regu-
lar game and the two teams will play
Thursday night.
The members Of the New York and Gin
Fcinnati teams watched the practise, to-
gether with several hundred people. and
declared that night ball is practicable.
Neither Hermann nor McGraw would per-
NIT any OF their players to get into prac-
Itise. fearing injuries. A
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southern Junior League.
PRACTICALLY CLINCHES
SOUTHERN JR. HONORS.

Hawthorne Avenue ~Schoolboys, who
have a team In the Southern Junior, made
practically certain yesterday their right to
the pennant by defeating the Miller Street
team to the overwhelming tune of II to 5.
The winning team has but one more game
to play. The Fourteenth Avenue, Avon
Avenue, Hamburg Place and Eighteenth
Avenue teams were the other victors.
The scores by innings follow:
Hawthorne Avenue. s12001130-17 10
Miller Street......... 30 l o II l l. 8
Batteries-Schaub and Simandi; Mende
and Sehuek.
R,HE.
Charlton Street,. 04OO1 90 0 0-5 6
Fourteenth Avenue. 25021113x-15 IS
Batteries-Noll and Mioliananoi Jordou
and Kull.
R.HsE.
Avon Avenue. ....... 01000S3o2-14 10 5
Belmont Avenue. -. 0 010000 o. u 4
Ba' teries-Cordona and Starker; Kaplan
and Apple.
R.H.E.
Hamburg Place.. O102OO10A4
Camden Street,. 000011001-,3 2
Batteries-Morris and Meyer; Henze and
Hence.
R.H.E,
Elizabeth Avenue. 0 00000O00-0 !
Eighteenth Avenue. . 11002000-6 s 3
Batteries-Ewing and Hoffman; Perna
and Diamond.
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ELIZABETH AVENUE OPENING n Wild
ENING. RENNER yEN oPENING;
wAINWaJGHT STREET Assess
Notice Is Hereby given that an sssessmsn,
upon all the owners Of all the iands ana I tnal
lowing improve nents, namely; The opening
and widening EsLIiizApBrH AVENUE.
between Peddie street and the southeriy line OF
Charles Nessler property. according to the pro-
s elslens Q! AZ an ordinsnes to e. open iEsiiisabsth ave.
nue., from Peddie street to hawthorne avenue,
also the widening OF sd,,, baasos sInns ay IN EASTERN tsTR
line OF Elizabeth avenue to the .southeriy iine
of the property of Charles Nessier. approved
January IL, 1907,
The opening Of vu.,,r
from the present terminus to Clinton place, ac-
the City Of Newark, entitled A ordinance TO
open Renner avenue, from the present terminus
to Clinton place. 2 approved August 2 1901.
WsAfNwRIGHT STREET,
from Shaw avenue to Lyons avenue. according
to the provisions OF an ordinance OF the City o.
Newark. entitled 4 ordinance to open wan
nue." approved June 20. 1908. has been pre-
pared BY the undersigned commissioners ap-
and that a report BY a certincate in writing,
with an accompanying map ana schedule
several owners peculiarly benefited as afore.
said. has osen deposited. in the ONCE Of ths
tion by the parties interested therein,
said assessment comprises all lots, tracts ant
parcels OF land and real estate liable to- be a.,
sessed as aforesaid. lying on the east side O
Elizabeth avenue, from Concord street to Meekei
avenue: on the west side OF Elizabeth avenue
from a point about opposite the northerly iint
Of Concord street 70 a point about opposite n.
northerly jne OF Meeker avenue. on both side'
Of Renner avenue. from a point about IS fee
| east Of the ~easterIy line of Osborne terrace Il
clinton place. on both sides OF Clinton place
from the sou, herly line and q point. opposite
the southerly line OF Nye avenue TO the north
erly line and a point. OPPOSITE the northerly lint
II Forest place. on both sides Of Wainwright
street. from Lyons avenue to a point about lO
| feet north of the northerly- line OF Bragav
svenue: on both sides of Shaw avenue from !
point about 100 feet east OF the eastefly line u
a point about 20 feet west Of the westerly lin
1T Wainwright street
Lot represents an entire plot OF land
whether large or small
All persons Interested in said assessment. ma,
he heard before said commissioners on Thurs
day. the seventeenth day OF June, 1909. 2 .. m.
ct the commissioners room. No. 4 fsd hoor)
City Hall
WILLIAM DIMoND.
Ohm r. A
DoLpH IScF,
Juneff-N Commissioners
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AMERICAN JOCKEY RIDES
FRENCH DERBY WINNER

NEW YORK, June 15,-Frank o.Neill.
who rode w. X. vanderbilt's Negofoi to
victory In the French Derby at Chantiliy
on Sunday. thus winning s40,6 500 for the
owner. was once a crack jockey on the
American turf. When his increasing weight
forced him to abandon the saddle, he
formed a partnership with the trainer, Fred
Burlew. and together they operated what
was known as the t'B. and o." stables,
both here and in New Orleans. They
New Orleans headed the winning owners
during two winter campaigns.
After the passage of the Agnew-Hart law
they sold their horses and were the first
Americans to leave the turf here for
France. yerN little had been heard from
O'Neill In recent years. but it was known
that he was riding race horses in Europe,
where the animals carry a higher weight
than here.
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LEHIGH AVENUE OPENING, MAPEs AVE-
ING, SOUTH THIRTEENTH sTREET OPEN

LEHIGH AVENUE OPENING, APE AVE-
NUE. OPENING AVENUE OPEN
ING. SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET OPEN
ING.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned.
commissioners duly appointed to compute. esti-
mate, fx. determine and make all the ASSESS
ments Of damages and benefits for local i'm
p~rovements in the City OF Newark. Wall, en-
Thursday, the Seventeenth day OF June 1909, At
2:39 O'Clock in the Afternoon of that day. at
their office. Room No. 4, third floor, City Hall.
in the City of Newark. hold their first meeting
to estimate, assess and award the damages that
any owner or owners of lands and real estate
may sustain by taking and appropriatfng OF
the lands and real estate necessary TO be tak5n
and Appropriated by the following local I'M
provements:
The opening Of 49,
LEHIGH AVENUE
from a point 322 IA feet west of Bergen street 10
Osborne terrace.
The opening of
MAPEs AVENUE,
from a point $50. 6s feet west Of Bergen street 10
Osborne terrace.
The opening Of
from a point 7se. II feet west Of Bergen street to
Osborne terrace.
! The opening of
SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET
from a point 1875. "a feet north Of Avon avenue
to about 1856 feet northeriy therefrom.
Dated June II. 1909.
WILLIAM DIMoND.
JOHN. r.. MONAHAN. ~
ADOLPH FTsCH.
junell-M Commissioners.
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P7N-S HE p-ostponement from Sunday
until tomorrow night OF the
match race between Frank
Kramer asd Jackie Clark at the local
Eelodrome has added more uncertainty
than ever as to the outcome. Kramer
had been pretty sure of victory up
until Sunday, but the three days OF
grace that Clarke has been allowed 10
train behind motor has put the ham
pion on his mettle. Frank figures o
that he will have a %herculean task 10
win from the Australian and as proof
OF it, he began yesterday for the frst
time since the match was scheduled
to work out behind the motors in order
to improve his sprint.
Clarke was working like a Trojan
Yesterday. In fact the entire contingent
Of professionals n a large delegation
Of the leading amateurs were also out.
Everybody wants to be at his best for
the opening night meet, The card or
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CITY AD-vERTIsEmENTs.
NOTICE OF INrnNrIoN-no.rd Of Street a

NOTICE OF INrENTIoN-Board Of Street and
Water Commissioner.
Pursuant TO Z resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner
Of the City Of Newark, at a meeting held
by the Mayor Of the city 81 Newarf on
the tenth day of June. 1909. public notice
is hereby given that II is the tntsn-
ton Of the Board Of street and wster Conn
BY virtue Of provisions Of the act snsitisd:
the City Of Newark" approvsd March Il. i96I.
and supplements thereto. and the act creating
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
Of the city OF Newark. approved March ..
1891. and other public laws OF the State Of
New Jersey. to order and cause the opening
WILLIAM STREET,
from Broad street to Treat place, as the same
fs shown on a map on file in the ONCE OF the
Chief Engineer. and designated as No. 1000.
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quesfed to present their objections In writing
TO the clerk Of said Board. ut the ONCE Of the
board q Street and Water Commissioners City
Hall Newark on or before the expiration Of
six days from date Of thl. notics. 4
BY direction Of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners Of the city Of Newerie
n. r. SHERREHD. I
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N. J., June II, 1909. jei2-St
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League men got busy on this, ana ]
hope they will insist on its enforcement.
Mullin. the Ironsides pitcher, has been re-
leased by Manager Casey, Of the Ironsides,
because he pitched Saturday for the Mont
clair A. Al when he was slated to work
In the morning game Sunday against the
Turner's.
Several City League players Joined forces
with the Hatrigsns Sunday morning.
The Inter-City League officers will meet
tonight.
The Original Inter-City League will meet
tomorrow night at the Orange A. c. head
quarters in Essex avenue, Orange. The
umpires are requested to be present.
Joe Shields, formerly Of the Ironsides,
saws that his injured hand has mended 20
that he'll get into the game in q week OF
two. He may be seen In the line-up OF
one Of the leading league teams.
For a shortstop. you can't beat Speary, u
1.-THE Turner's very much.
Adam Rothfuss left nothing to be desired
in his catching Sunday for the Turner's.
He's certainly catching ball. Pennington
claims his services on Saturdays.
Stepler, Of the Turner's, is improving, and
| by that is meant he's getting better all the
time. so that he'll soon be ripe for the
vminors.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS



EDMUNDs PLACE SEWER, NUTRIA sTREEf
SEWER, R1DGBWOoD AVENUE SEWER.
Notice is hereby given that the commissioners
heretofore appointed by the Mayor OF the CITY
OF Newark, to make an estimate and assess.
ment upon all the owners of all the lands and
real estate In the City of Newark, peculiarly
benefited by any local Improvement In the
said city, In proportion as nearly as may De
10 the advantage each was deemed 10 nave
acquired. have made an estimate and assess
ment Of benefits conferred upon all the owners
of all the lands and real estate In the City OF
Newark peculiarly benefited by each OF the
following improvements in said city. namely:
The construction of a sewer In
PLACE
between Clinton place and Demarest street.
The construction OF a sewer In
NUTRIA STREET,
from Market. street and schooihouse alley 10
Branford place.
The construction of a sewer In
between Hawthorne avenue and Biseiow street,
and have nled their reports Of said assessments
for benefits in the office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of the County OF Essex. and that
the Judge OF said Court has Axed saturday, the
nineteenth day Of June. 1909, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, in the Circuit Court room at the
Court House In the City of Newark, as the
time and place of hearing any objections that
may be made to the said assessments.
'" BoGGs,
tune14-5r City Attorney.
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ST. COLUMBAS AND
ST. JOSEPHS yICTORS.

The st. COLUMBIA and st. Joseph Parochial
School League teams were victorious over
their respective rivals. the Cathedral and
st. > Cecilia boys. yesterday on Roseville
Oval in fast games. There was some heavy
swatting in both games, which were won
by the scores of AZ and IA.
The scores by innings follow;
R.H.E.
st. Columba's... ..... O O 1100110 - 4
Cathedral .......,..... 000100O00- Il 2
Batteries-J. Sheridan, Lind and 7. Sheri-
dan; Moran and J. Burns.
R.H. f.
ST. Joseph's. ......... 15401030x-H 3 3
st. Geciiia's 49,. 00200 T. 4 4 s
Batteries-Gallon and Reynolds; Corcoran
and Ludlum.
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COLIN TO BE RETURNED
FROM ENGLAND SOON.

NEW YORK. June 1~5,-James r,
Keene's undefeated race horse Colin VII
probably be brought back from England
to retire to Castleton stud. IL Is 9nuero
stood from word which has reached here
from England. that Colin will never race
again. and horsemen who believe that the
mighty son of Commando will be tne
nrogenitor of a breed of great race horses
bave petitioned Mr.. Keene to bring him
back. Instead of letting him go to the
highest bidder In the Enplish market. Tne
voyage put Colin out of condition, ana
since his arrival on the other side he has
mi rncnVered.
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COLLINS REPORTED AS
SUCCESSOR TO BOWERMAN.

CHICAGO. June 15-A telegram from
Boston today stated that Jimmy Collins,
former manager of the Boston Red Sox.
and who is now playing. third base for
the Minneapolis team of the American
Association, will be appointed manager OF
! the Boston Doves. TO succeed Frank Bower
man.
Neither President Dewey nor Bowermnn
has been with the team since IL came to
Chicago. 1t was learned that Dewey went
to Louisville for the purpose OF consultine
with Collins, who was in the home of thu
Colonies with his team.
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Personal tax NOTICE.

newark, ~. j.. May IL, 1909.
You are hereby required to return the total
value OF your personal property as held on the
twentieth day of May, to the Board Of Assess
ment and Revision Of Taxes. at their office in
June next, and in no Gaze viii any abb = menr
be made for indebtedness or for property xhichl
unless the law is strictly complied with. II
return IL not made under oath and according
to law the taxing officers viii assess your pef-
eonal property according to their Judgment
from which no appeal can be taken.
JOHN l.. vi
Presdsnt Board a Assessment and Revisioa n
Faxes.
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SIX DAYS RACING A WEEK
AT SARATOGA TRACK,

TIL executive committee of the sara
toga Racing Association has decided to
accept ali the racing dates allotted by
the Jockey Club at its meeting two
months ago, and Will. Therefore, run four
full weeks. six days each week. The
meeting will begin on Monday, August 2,
and will continue until Saturday, August
%. inclusive,
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CONNECTIONS LEAGUE,

At New Haven-New Haven, 5; Bridge
al Hartford-Springheld, s; Hartford, 4
AT Holyoke-Holyoke, 5; waterbury, O.
At Northampton-New Britain, 81 North
ampton, 2.
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GOES TO
ALTOONA ONCE MORE,

Altoona has again obtained the services
of Pitcher Oakley, who was with New
ark in the spring. and who was sent TO
the Tri-State team by Manager Wolyer-
ton. Oakley won FIVE out of six games
for Altoona and was also a heavy hitter;
He was returned to Newark on account
enback reopened negotiations with a view
to getting him back in the Tri-state fold
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE RECORD.

Y~estcrday's Results.
Allentown, q: Sunbury. 0.
Pottsville, 4; Mt. Carmel, L.,
Shamokin,N7; Reading. 0.
Game scheduled for Yesterday al, Eliza
beth. between the Easton and Elizabeth
teams. was played off Sunday as a part OF
a d~oub1e-header.
Games Today.
! Mt. Carmel at Elizabeth
Easton at Sunbury.
| Allentown at Reading
Pottsville at Shamokin
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At New Bedford-Brockton, 6; New Bed
Lford, 2. -
AT Worcester-worcester z; Lynn, s (irst
game). Worcester, g. Lynn Second game),
At Fall River-Fall River, 3. Lowell,
At Haverhill-Haverhll. 8; Lawrence, 4
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M FOOTBALL
PRACTISE AT YALE.

recent football meeting called by Captain
Ted Coy. Of the Yale University eleven.
Plans for the coming season were outlined
and a general discussion Of the situation
at New Haven was held. Practise for the
varsity will commence on September 20,
and an effort win be made to have the
freshman f0otballists report the same day.
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HARVARD CREWS WORKING
ON THE THAMES

RED TOP. Conn, Jnne 15.-rhe arrival
OF Harvard's rowing squad fairly set the
Thames ablaze with Crimson enthusiasm.
before i O'Clock. and the launch steamed
down from there to meet them. Taking
the VARSITY rowers aboard. the John Har-
ward p~loughed her way back up stream
and landed tne oarsmen at the Red Top
dpnk
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Newark. N. J., June II, 1909. jsia-st
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM.
MISSIONERs OF THE CITY
t- OF 80 az

N.Y. vi NJ ~
City Hall, June q 1909.
The following is the list of names, residences
and places OF business Of persons making appl-
cation to this board for the granting Of licenses
to sell spirituous. yinous, malt or hrewed liquors
and not heretofore published according TO law.
Meme. Place Of business. Residence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VIM. Mayer 8 Co., 476 Broad sta So. 9th ct.
RETAILrNEW APPLICATIONS,
Michael ]. Tighe, 500 Central av... Same place
Gaetano Travisano, Sc Crane 81. !. same place
WHoLESALE-NEw APPLICATIONS,
Chs. Steisler, 6 Neebitt t..........2S Gillette -.
RETAI-RENEwALs.
Carl Schroeder. s76 Washington st. SAME place
J.. Louis Hauser. 1850 Ferry st........ Same place
Weingarth. WhattOn & Co., ga Halsey ST..
Same place
Edward strouse. II william st So w. Kinney st.
Paul Franc, 2 Waydell pi..........Sarne place
VIM Doyle, So High st....a....... Same place
James Lynch, 18 Chapel st....'.... Same place
Patrick Conroy, 562 Ferry ct .....-..-Same place
Thomas Griscom, is Glover st........S Same place
George Stein, IS First at. Same place
George May, 1853 Bergen st .........S Same place
Morris Rosenberg. Sc Prince St.. same place
Herbert q. Bullivant, 81 Market st.. Same place
Fred v. Rul81d. so Howard st......Same place
Glesomina Torlucfo, 81 Drift STU. Same place
Samuel Felsenfeld, 267 Ferry ST.. :. Same place
Frank D'Gennaro, 30 Garside st..... Same place
Henry Falb. AL Bergen st.-...-..... Same place
Francis 7. Clauser, 443 Springfield av. Same pl.
Samuel X. Bergen. 81 South st Same place
Louis Semel, los Montgomery st f. i. Same placA
BOTTLERS' LICENSE-RENEWALS.
Len,beck q Betz, i7s 9Th 81. Jersey city. n;
Louis imhof q son, $3.50 So. 18th ct Same pI
John saalmuller. sol So. 18th st Same place
Acting President
JAMES B. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Rochester. s: Newark, g..
Jersey City. /: Toronto. o.
Providence. 2: Montreal, I.
Buffalo, I, Baltimore, 4 a innings.
Games Today.
Rochester at Newark e games).
Toronto at Jersey City "a games).
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Montreal at Providence.
Games Tomorrow.
Rochester at Newark a p. m.).
Toronto at Jersey city e games).
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Montreal at Providence.