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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-04
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WANTED-Clean cotton rags at The
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Wall Street.

New York. March 3.-Operators in
stocks still found their average today
In working for higher prices. The
supply of stocks for sale was increas-
ed as the level of the market rose and
the profits on speculative holdings
became more attractive.
United States steel was the spine Of
The market. h stock was taken in
very large amounts to the accompani-
ment of various rumors and sugges-
tons put out without stated authority.
For instance, il WAS asserted that eN-
ira dividends would be declared in
successive quarters of u per cent in
addition to the existing l per cent
quarterly rate; providing. it was plaus-
ibly added. nc disaster SHAH overtake
the tradc during the current year.
Conditions in steel We're declared to
he improving and large orders from
the railroads for new equipment were
adduccd as specific evidence of this.
Something was made also of the per-
s~onality Of recently elected directors
of tho corporation eas showing a rep-
resentation on That board OF independ-
ent steel companies. that argues a
further harmonization OF the control
of the industry. The news of the with
lrawal of John ID. Rockefeller. Jr,
from the Standard oil board was cited
TO prove that his withdrawal from the
United states steel board need nave
no sinister significance.
The mood of hopefulness was fost-
cred by the increasing number OF
bond issues being offered by bankers.
These were taken as al index Of an
Improvement in the Investment situa-
ton and rs 4 promise of a fostering
care of the securities market ON the
part of banking powers. The resources
thus supplied to h corporations also
are expected to keep up the consump-
tive demand for materials of the vari-
Gus sorts to be used in the pursuit of
improvements and extensions. IT does
not detract from the Influence of this
factor hat stimulation OF the stock
market might be resOrted 10 IN order
to further the success Of this new f.
nancing.
The destructive storm bioclxades in
the northwest were without apparent
Influence.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

TIRF.
RAGING TOMORROW
EMPIRE CITYTRACK
Time table in To ulorrow's Morning Papers.
PAUL INNS EISr.
PennsyiSanfa Man Does Fine Vile On
Games at Celtic Park

The intense heat did not prevent a fine
array of athletes from showing AZ tho an
nual games Of the National Biscuit Company
at Celtic Park yesterday The feature ~
the day was the one and tWo-thir,is Of a mile
medley race. the lghting forces beius the
Irish 4. 4. &. Sew York A. { and Iastims
\. {, The New York 4 won bv a few
yards. but In reaching the worsted there
was a notable piece of running by Willie
PAUL Of Pennsylvania. now wearing a
he ran the mile in minutes ~ =. scconds,
which Is surely better than ~ for the full
Melvin sheppard ~ the Irish 4 \ e.
showed fine form "a IN" half mile. doing
n I Edwards Of the New Work \ { came
inside 81 seconds for tn" quarter. re
summary.
io Yard Dash: Handicap Won D., y > s-hle, h..
psr,ssa esan ysrs sT .c~oS I iT.h
Mott Haven = -. yaris. thiTi Tiu' 10 .
one Nh. Relay cIo.e,' 10 ,sc,ors rr1p'ovec.
Won by SS'senlh Strrc' team oo-pp,' -
AEcncy. second: team COZ ,r-c, Of mi F,d-,.r
ostlsn and tho. hiyi Venue ,frt 's.,i
sweisr. TimS. miuItrs = .r,ln,.
rTou s sra es - car Tsr f. S r5G
.scond' y Cardiac iri.h Am"-'oan ga.
~ Ward Rrn. Esniic,p Won TO- T. Tr-
wtuger Central =. :. a ards sril.A.
iri,h Am"IicAn 4 { =. - yard. ~'c.ui 3 .sir
I minute IS = SECONDS
Three Mile Run. Handicap Won ~ Dan
icney unAitaC he'd s7s 'Arfs ~ o smith -.
time \. 6, - Yards. srrorG u NnraHt~. f-frI..
lin \ 6, 80 yards. thirl. Time H. r1.l I'ss e -
seconds
M Ward Dash Handicap Won rs ~ COVE
NAvtcr \ \. 10 yards. : to.''i IRISH amer. ~ a
4 { ~ yards .-c3ud u ;r,ih urst'hrh-d
"a ards. thirt Time. 80 S seruf.ts
one and Two tfrrii Mic Nctls. Relay rr-r
flrst man rIn, orc mite. srrnnd. ~, rarl' th,r.
30 yards. amt f0L.'h. $50 HTts. Won 10, Wv
York \ 6 wi'h PsuN. H'T,r. Hlfi emf ani
. fdN ards. IRISH hwgfl'uU =. e.. SECOND. with llH
uu~nt sheppard. NT~trr and ~oIaT. Past mo
4 G. third. Win brennan. Butts. D1g-In, aud
Dollar. Tine. 7 minutes " rcrnnIs.
Dbc Nile Rriay Utcr Handicap closed .,
Catholic \. l.. amt INTEREST 'sri-f \ Won
by Past side Hou,r s"-airh. 9Th Uo,H Igln~Dr.
carey and Gran icgafu ttark HOu~ .t .aHt..
second. with " Ns.uhergrr Nr.rHt. r-tr.
Lsycnyon anI pcp.. pufuiniran lice. 49,. -
yards, third. With ,atUu. Hand ,,il nf. .. 4
Schietch. Time. minute - s-ryiulS 3 g
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New York. .: Chicago, ..
Cincinnati. =: BroOkI,n. 3.
PittsburE. .; Philadelphia. ..
~. Louis. =: Bo-tOn. q.


SEw IoRE ~ ~, 7. CHICAGO ~. ~. y
CHICAGO. July o Miner Brown got
terrific walloptng in the first inning Of to-
days game with the Giants. lie was
found for six hits. including home run
by Doyle M-tiraw'- men scored four runs
before they were hnAlly retired enough
TO win the game a. u turned out. rhester
replaced Brown IN the second inning and
did better than the three fingered wonder
wiltse pitched an excellent game through
out and was ably supported
The story OF the first inning tells the
whole tale Devore hit the first ball pitched
To left tor q single Boyle smashed a home
yum against the right field sign board. send
Ing DevOTe home ahead OF HIM. MURRAY
heat out short Eroundsr Ia the LEFT of IN"
plate seymour singled past Ever- putting
Murray on second. Chance hurried his
reserve pitcher. To- warm up. Bridwell
died 20 Sheckard for the first out. bevlin
singled TO centre.
Murray wa caught At the plate. Hoffman
and neNltn going 60 second Merk 10
singled to left. scoring Seymour and D~Vln
Meyers hed 80 Sh"ckard
The Giants slipped over another run IN
the second inning on Miltse double into
the crowd and two long flies by Snodgrass
aud Doyle
Two more runs were made ia the ninth,
when Nilt-s got a life on Ever- error.
Odgra--'s two bases and Wild throw by
zimmerman \ bug crowd estimated al
- tHHp saw the game The score
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TOICH4RD N FINE FORM.
We wins the Lawrence PARK Challenge
Cup at BronNNIlIe 4. Z.

:, -. - ...--.,-.. -,
Laurence PARK challenge Gun in the de-
.tt,,,,, ,,.,ch os ,he angles on IN. clay
courts NJ the BronxVille Athletic club. In
r.g.ining the trnphy which he lost "A year
=. - - .A.t,.... A.,..,.,
ago ronchArd. a. the chall"nE"r. defeated
George VI church. the defender. in straight
-.tS. 80 ,. 5. Church mad" pIuCky
effort 10 retain the cup, nut IN" younger
player was outclaS-ed.
80. ,','',,,. -t,.,i... L., ,h., a.,
=, Nj. NJ. one, d.,..,.J N,.
sets. W. "'''"''' -
Louis Hatght OF IN" MorFi-t""n fleid
' some trsmendoa. overhead sma.hinS
which vas won IA .traish, ~ct. by Theodore
Roosevelt peiI ana "n.Ave lou'haru'
defeating BENJAMIN VI. Phillips and DR.
william Ro-eubaufu a @ = a In
spectacular effects thi. was the most in
,s,.-tinx couip.tition OF tn. day The
'I...'
summary
Lawrence Park Mems Challenge cup Singles
Challenge round Gusiave = TouchaFd. cha
,,,s,, a.t,ated ,.orgr N Church defender
$50 IS
Mems Doubles S-ni nnal round Theodore
Roosevelt Pril ana George Church defeated
y Lobey anh a Az nS 9sIaulS hehJa.. . "
MerTis 5 Va risra sna hsyia saSa. ! \ >,
lnAl found hsodoIe noo,ctrni feil ,, AND
SH sI't = wGh.m Ra,ess"ea,. 'a'
MAHe "'sser defeated Mrs.. Louis Haishr " :"
,,i- insl n"Gni NSs Hshe wagner "e''@'eu
vi H., .,,'e ua.,sl.. s-.,,s -,o,,d u,- Ci.,.
casseii ana i, J. 0s,srdori defeated Mi', waddir
'o 11o y,1 St.Eirs T,rst ronrd-F Van
S,seTsSfS Ss,sAi%i 7 LntSins hy dsfauit y g
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CRICKET.
New York Veterans win Out. LOSING Fiye
wtekets Against Bensonhurst.

A fine batting display by sidney Deane
was the feature OF tho association cricket
match between the Bensonhurst and New
York Veterans yesterday at Timer Park
D"ane siznailed his return to local cricket
by running up 81 runs and his partner
ship with = J Prendergast soon put the
issue beyond doubt. the Veterans winning
by ~ioker-. The totals Bensonhurst. 40
New York Veterans. I2I for Ave vic kets.
J l.. Poyer pulled the game out Of the
fre for brooklyn against ProspeCt Park at
the parade grounds and assistesl by A, Lowell
sary 20 pas the total made by the losing
side by he time seven wickets had fallen
The totals Prospect Park, - brooklyn. i3O.
food hitting characterized tue game be-
tween pro-pect L.aTk and BroOslyn at
Prospect l-ark The contest was IN the
lea que series, second section. and was won
by the Broosiyns by a margin OF - runs and
seven wicksts The totals: Prospect Park.
ITO. brooklyn. I74 for three wickets.
drawn game resulted between Kings
county and Manhattan, second section. at
Prospect Park. the Manhattans, thanks To a
ming up $50 for eight wickets before de
,laTtnz KINKS County scored a. for eight
wickets when time ~as called.
The Schenectady team was defeated by
the Bellevue eleven at Upper Aontclair
by marsin 81 10 runs The totals
scssnSS,sdy ~ t E,,sS,Sn =, a,, cam.
resulted in the Ben-onhur-t u and Veterans
- iytur- j y EscObal Joined the ranks
OF w" 'enluTN ULeu Nv running np an even
hundred b.foL. retiring. The. totais Ben.
-onhurst. 2s2 Veterans. ". IIp for ~ i~kets
The feature Of the game betwesn Kings
County and Manhattan was the all around
evrellenc. displayed by " Meyer The
totals Manhattans. %. Kings County. It3.
The GOlontals drew with the JamAic an :
~ Prospect PARK. the ColOnialr scoring
ia run. white their opponents had run up
~ runs for SiN wicketr
~ Van Cortland Park the - Thomas
eleven beat tho Danish We, Indian team
~ margin 81 three runs with totals oi
~ and "a The SpaTtAn- ran up l7u for
five wICkrts and then disposed Of the Dunlar
team for - Tho Adult school team -rores
~ runs against the tamerons. Who were
only able 10 make a total Of "a olOss
and the loTkville team resulted in yIr-
tory for the former hv four runs with total.
~ ~ 10 Is Tho steamship Oceanic team
scored victory over tho Anglo Anne re an
eleven by a sore Of 30 TO 81
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kNIGHTS or ST. iNTONr Wov
Captured Point HOBors AZ Gathsiis
League Games.

The Cathohc Nthie'ic League h"ld it,
annual m"ei postponed from three weeks
ago. yesterday ~ the Pa-time \ & grounds
on Fast Ninr',~'h street The feature ot the
meet WH- the -"rn mbe for point honorS
which finally vent 20 the knights of ~
antony with 20 total NJ o. points. The
IDughIiu LF,rIu vas -~rond With ~ and
- GHhri"l- 'rlrI With 10.
The most lusr''0rtpus performance was
IN tho uii.. where . n.v Catholic len que
record VA sztHbN-h.,I VI = Mclaughlin
Of 'hs krtgIf- 81 ~ ANTONY Tpn the di-
fante 100 INMATES o. - Seconds. hruT~-
v hich Dsat the old marx by several seconds
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Totals ~ $40 n
Rated tor He'll IN the cleN enth innlng
Halted for KoN In the fourteenth inning
ysBne out = nen inrins run as ss'r~d.
IRAN ior Mclean In the fOyrtecnth inning
IhOokbn % q D T. ~ % u a n q }
CnrinnAu % % q - % o =
Huns BROOKLYN paltOn. Dagb-rt. HI in
rinnsV- nrSrhrr. pAskrf. DoN no. Ntiir- Two
basr h!, Mitchell Three hasr hit Mclean
Irf on bases Cincinnati 10 brpotisn. II
Double plays .taub-rt and s. ;s-ttb Nhsaf and
Humfnel struck out ~ Row hS ,-Il I
first hase on ball. or Tow an. OF He'll 1
nj by plts h-r ~ itONar tWh-at HsII. rs It~l,
bs.ThcTs Hlts-Dr TEL. OF Nlihclm 5
stolen has~- I-~rher. EzAh. IasHrri SArrt.
nee hits-pAl'on. davidson fYAn Down
Mcmillan Umpire In ohi-f Klein iei umpire
Kane. Time &. hour. AMI - minutes.
PIrTssuRo. : PHILADELPHIA ~ LIi
PrrrssCHo July 3 ITttsburg had no trouble
drfra tinx Phi lade ghlA this afternoon Eutns
Was hit Tor thr,c doubles ana singlc IN the rfst
Inning stark also hit hard Nsgurf's
tripIs srored three runs. The sroFr
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" AHHINuToN
- Louis
A>hington

HATED for Powell IN the nuh inning
'Rat'e,i for HenrJ IN the ffth inning
- Louis o %
NA>hirg ton q o % o %
Runs- 81 Louis stone. HArtIell. Wallace =
Newman. !. SchweiIxeT. TruesdAle Washing ton
Milan .LrliN EFT. Elberfcid. Gesslef Mcbride Fore
man tlr>t base ou errors " ashing ton 2 81 Louis
Z Left on bAscS-Ni Louis. :. Washington IL
lir~t has" on tAlls-Or Groom. !. OF POWELL. 2
OF taN. : % HALEY on Petty. :. 81 Cray. /
>iT4rs out Hy Groom, ! by Powell. y ~ Petty /.
Three has hit Cray Two base hlt-GesSer
sacrifice nit wallace stolen hAses True>
dale Gcs>sr Hit hy PITCHER ny Groom tHor
- minutes
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PHIl.ApELPaIa.
Totals - hsl %
siLttfe,l for hon oNan In

'il,l'ed FOR Donovan In The eighth inning
Detroit u q q o O o q
Philadelphia oOi o )
ltun- phllAdelphla- HartSei Raker. Houser
!. rhouA> first has, error DeuoiI lett
on bass pctrotL A Philadelphia. a first
base pn balls O1 Donovan. g 90 Plank. :. STRUCK
out ~ donovan. , by Plans Three cs--
hf HouSrr Two baSe hits Thomas HArtSrl.
Mutph' SAcrnce hit Murphy stolen bases
No.i1L1 Coins !: nieaTy :: Double play
lgan lirld umpire Perine. Time ! hour and
81 minutes
sr LOUIS "A. II. . wAsHISoroS. g FIRST oAnR.
" NsHINorUN. July She NAshInE tons and
Hfouus ~pli r, en- In double header here to day
The s~S'ond game Would have been = shutout had
not lrlNrit ml,iuiged long rs from stone
hat c' 60 t'lAly nrtted tWo runs The score
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CINCINNATI July s-The Reds defeated
the Brooklyns to-day in 4 fourteen inning
struggle The game was full ~ -ensa-
tional plays. Mcmillan. whom the Reds got
recently from Brooklyn. being the par
ticulaT star. some weird work on the part
Of the Reds allowed the visitors To score
three runs in he early innings when they
bunchsi three hits With four errors In tho
Reds half % the second two bits mixed With
two bases on balls made two runs Mitch
ellis double which almost went over the
left neld fence. followed another ha-a on
balls IN she fourth and the score was tied
After m Of IL was nIp and tuck. IN" Red
inneld assisting Rowan 10 keep the visitors
from scoring. while some fast dounie plays
made on line drives spoiled tho locals'
chau~es. Bell Sa- taken out IN the eleventh
To let n Smith bat for him after Rowan
had passed two Of the visitors. Rowan
then settled down and the chance was gone
u began "a rain m the fourteenth and
Mclean led OF with long triple amid
several loud Clap- ~ thunder MDMiliin
vas disposed Of hui Roth hating for
Rowan, singled. scoring Miller. Who had
been sen, To- run tor Mclean
The ump.rs> Ner~ very busv Lennon
Was chased for kicking On q called third
strike IN The thirteenth. and when be- blamed
Burch for the remark that aroussd KLEIN
that worthy also was chased Will" they
we're waiting for these two players 10 get
81 the LOT Manager Dahlsn va- blnI-hed
from the lines In the Reds half IL this
inning catcher Clarke also was chased from
fhe lines The score
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sHiNaroS. = ct LOFTS. ,sEcoSp oIxE

Totals Is "a 10
'H1' trd for TrtIesdAle IN The min N inning
'Uff'rd foT Allen In ~ mint inning
:Nlr'gell oUi hit by bAttsd halI Ia the rrst IN
Ming
~. l.oUls %
" astingtor o u =
EIEs ~ Louis HaTtysli. BAiley Washing
tor. L"u'el' Gessler 7 ngiAuh First base on
error ~ Lo'is : Washing ton. ! Left On
base ~ Louis. = Washlngtn :. IIrst base
halls or Raiiry or krsllng Strlck out
~ RAileN hy Rsising I Three base hits
tte~slrr stone stolen hAses HArtkell TrIes
dale I mplre O Lou ghln. Tine hour and
~ MINUTES
posroS a L.. 5 cIEvTL.Np
BosvoS july Ho.ton maie ~ three straight
from Cleveland by winning again To dAy Old
~ Young VA touched fo- nNe flts In . row In
the serord inning First HasrmAn Myers UAS
solI - Toronto by boston 10 day. The srore
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CLOSE RACING At PARKWAY.
hate Nelson Wins Class \ Pace From
Good Field.

CIo-e IN shes and good sized fields marked
tn. racing ~ PARKWAY Track yesterday
afternoon whsn the New YORK and PARKWAY
Brlying clubs met tor the serond in their
series ~ ma'in"~s
The star event 81 tho day vas the lass \
ua,a Rn"n T. ! la PLACES Kate Nelson.
&c.. vith pr " - Gill AZ mo rein- won in
a field ~ ~. defeating Princess DiTert and
Who ku0N- lie mare h not AZ her best
On a -trAighfawa" course and has failed TO
dc, ANYTHING r"warl able on the Sp~etw Ay
she Won yesterday. however. In an and
2'Ir losing the -, Ond heat To- Princess
pir,-rf Tho houpr~ NeFe divided between
Irooslyn and Manhattan owners.
The summaries
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Tsmaie wins ~ oyster BAY.

The Is footers Of the Seawanhaka Co
inthian acht club sailed their usual weekly
race. one ~ tho series OF the clubhouse ~
oyster Bay. yesterday afternoon There
Wa iaH saNak Nhu H2n ths South ana
Hose one. and the TAmsle. owned hy Hovt
Bros. was the " winner. hating the Hen 10y
~ seconds The summary.
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Harry f.gr-lry has been sold by Brooklyn 20
Uingharlt1n New Nork SAtr Irague club
II viii he~orl~ manager Of inc locAl club and
Nh nlav IN The outnrld. Iunley Wiii acquire
iOsA In the bingham tot club
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New R:nEIansI LeaEue.

~ Lynn " orcvstsT. l. M
~ nFockton Hrcrkton g. HaSgrT.U
AZ Yes Bedford tail hi1rT. go Sow nj
ford.
At Lawrence Eirs game -Lorcf'. = Law renee
o. SECOND game "Lov".I. g. awTcrCr. /
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American Association.

EAnsas City-kAnsAS cry. q 81 paul o
, indianapolis Column rus, 4 indiana potts. I
iouisville Louisville !. Toledo, tdArk
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Runs Philadelphia Mage. p1ttsburg Byrnr
? Learn. !. Clarke. Wagner Two ta,~
hIts Leach. Wagner. Hyatt. Mage Three base
nit Wagner. stolen bass Mage. 2 Byfre.
Sarrfnre hits clarke Camnitz Ssrnfre ~
Mrke~hnls Double plays Wagner. Miller and
Hyati knabe. Hfansneid and Moran First base
~ GAfnniU hy StArk, ~ brennan IS
Noorr. Hii by pltchsr. By CAmniN IMagcrt
nplrr IN chief Hglcf Field umpire Emsus
Tine hour and IS minutes.
81 JouIa ~. -. 2 BOsToS ~ L.. :.
NJ LOUIS july st Louis won from Boat
tO day After ths nIst lnning neither To-
could s~ore Harmon and Brown both pttSE
elective ball. The s~ore:
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HIGHLANDERS COME BACK
rUIl RTiT WHITE son iFTEIS
REING BEATEN.
Secori Same Gees Eleven Innings aud
Tord Wins From walsh Athletics
smut Out DetrolIs-naston OaiplaS
Nap, senators and browns NV IsIe

,In.a.e header between tho New Norks
M. ago, Yesterday resulted in a victory
10 o.. In" llghlander- stu hold second
Ella housh tho Iin-tonS. Who put the
,gar..auI, away for the third STRAIGHT
IN. .. 80 1avs. ar" pressing them closely
y. ..'rn,i- wer" beaten again by the Nth-
e. - STAT uut this time The Nashtngtou-
A.. owns played two games and split
~. mo results.
nlraso, !; New Work.. 7-First game.
NV Nork. =; Chicago. 7-sccond Eame
Philadelphia, .: DetrsIt. q.
o. Louis. %: Washington. 8-FirSt game.
Na>hIngton =; ~. Louis. = second game
Boston. 3: Cleveland. q.
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Totals. - IS "a
'nAtted fnr Heirnn In the eighth inning
Matted FOR Ierry In the tenth inning

-tattr1 To- feiIrnn IN the elghth inning.
'HAt'ed for Terry In the tenth inning
Prov tdrnCg 90 , o - n 10 u y % -
Jersey Gtt o. 900 u n ~ % o " o D
Runs Providence. Weekday. :. Hoffman. >:
Arndt Courtney. {. AtS Jersey 'Ny HAnni
fan, lciniuger Johnson. Abstsin Esnond FIRST
hA-s rrroFs Providence. D. Jersey City. ;.
irft on bases Providence II. Jersey Ciy, IL
PlJst base on halls on CTonin. = oT steele. =.
OF Sitton. D.. on CAUnitE ; struck out By
steele. y Three hasf h,ts llsion. Cronin. TwId
bHsr hits f>moni, Nannifan. Arndt. Collins |
SACTinC~ hlts bcininGeT, . Hanuifan. CollinsI
ATudt Hoffman. CrisL johnson. stolen bases
fsmond De'niugrf. Flytpn Courtney DOUBT
plays Arndt aEG Courtney Drinlngrr and Crtst
lstnoui and Abs'eiu Passed balls litxgerAiI
Umpire In chief Sta ford Field umpire
Nelly Time hours and ~ minutes
yERskI CITr. I. PROVIDENCE. s-HEroND aAIl
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
arANpISo OF raH LIZA


Providence :: JHrSET CrTT. S-FIHsr oAnR
Jersey Ctty and Prov idsnCe rlAshed In a double
header IN JrTsry city yesterday. Providence
gaming NE decision In the uT,t game In nftccn
inning The ssrond game Was tie at two runs
earh men darkness lhteTfered az the close Of the
sihth Inning The srOrrs
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Cleveland Dcuis : psrrng Kruger
R0ston Speaker. :. StAhl. Gardner. Lewis Two
bAse hlt.- Prrrtng Stahl. Kruger Home run
Brnts Sarrihre hts -Hngie StAhi. smith
stolen bases kruevcr Rents Double plays
Iaioie and Turner. Wagner and Engr. iAiOie
Turner and SioysIl Left hAsrS- Bo- ton
cleveland. 4 FIRST base on balls on koestner.
Tlr.t bssr on errors lev Gland. StruCk out
rs Young I. BY kOcStner. / hy smith. TN
plre ~ ans Tine hour and " minutes.