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9TH AVE. 80: 3 sty brk. 18x75.4; Ida
Demarest TO Maria Donnelly q c; June 81;
$40
SAME PROPERTY: Sophia Van Orden to
same: q c; April 8; 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Catharine A Newkirk
ct al heirs. etc. to same; q c; March IA, 1908;
81; address below.
SAME PROPERTY: John c Post ct al. heirs,
etc, to same; 81
/ SAME PROPERTY: Mary c and Abraham ]
/ Banta heirs. etc. to same: 81: address. Room
! II, 20 Wall st.
9TH AVE. so: sty brk 19x75: Margaret
and John Van Blarcom to Maria Donneliy
q c: June 49, 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Mary NJ and Edmund
Hnring to same; q c; June -; 81; address
Room 40. % Wall 81
9TH AVE, W. Il lot 401, map Wakefield.
5gx114: Frances Robioie to, Enrico Stanga-
nelIi tmtg $4,000: July 2: sl0o: address 16l
East pod st
William Chanler to Alida Emmett II
part tmtg 100000: July 2; 800; address. 154
East list ST.
of Wakefield o5x1l4 Adelaide Burlando to
Adelaide Brizzolara smtg s4'ooo'; July :; 81
address TO East 211th ct
18th ST $50 and 252 West; 3 sty brk 50x
$50: Bernard Seymann to Henry hamburger
S7h per cent interest; July l; $4,000; ad-
dress 1850 7th ave.
eth ST, go and a52 West; sty brk. 5ox
oso: Bernhard seymann to Fay Realty Co; !.
part mtg 100000: July i; 500: address. 141
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Florence
Cohen. a7.L per cent interest (mtg $50 0ool :
July 500. address, 672 Columbus ave
9TH ST. $40 West, 2ox9ss: ; sly brk Louis
strauss 10 Mary Meade mtg SO 1901. all liens,
Tine 90. 81; address. $50 East 12ath ST.
18TH ST pa 10 21s West. 30xss-S; sly brk;
Grobolear Real Estate Co to Milton Meyer ano
fmtp $50 500; July /; 81 address, 1910 Park ave
.tTTy ST 40 East 16.sxl0o5; sty brk: Will
,an1 : Webb TO New York State Realty and Ter
,n1 o. 1mtg $50 600: June 20; $50: address,
3Ol Grand Central Station
6aD ST 413 and 4l5 West, 5orloo; . sty brk;
ptiIn q 3ecker TO Frank r. Schmidt et al tmtg
saa Dt, June 80 $40 600; address. 62l Carroll ST.
Brooklyn.
9th ST 210 West. 25x10o-5; sty brk; Louis
MargoIin TO Hannah abraham tTntg $1,000;
JuIv s: 500 address. s25 10th ave
aoD CT l25 East 25xf00.s; sty brk; Operat-
ing Realty Go 10 William Sheehan s(mtg
SIS 500: Juiy1e: $50; address, 2oS West I'D st
,faTU ST 4 s, $50 IT of Broadway. =. 5x75
,rrsg. The Champlin Realty Go 10 Memphis
Realty ca fmtg s190, 900; July 2; 800; address
Room 706 26i Broadway
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to the Northeast End Lightship, of Cape
May. The boats reached there late on Sun
day night and all were compelled to lie to
on account of a nasty southwest squall
Owing to the weather. the boats found
great difficulty in picking UP the light YES
sci. Although the Gardenia was the first
to reach Cape May. the Adyta III was the
first to round the lightship and start on
the homeward voyage. The boat passed
the lightship at 40 o'clock on Monday
morning.
The boats lost one another on the leg
from Cape May to Fire Island. Navigation
counted considerably on this leg, for the
time gained by the Adyta II at Cape May
was lost on the way home, for the craft
stood too far to the westward of the Fire
Island light and had to beat up against a
head wind to make the mark.
The Gardena came down to the mark on
a long leg from the eastward and passed
the lightship we'll In the lead of the other
sloop.
The official time of the race cannot be an
nounced until a report is received from the
Sandy Hook Lightship. There is no doubt
about the Gardenia victory, however, as
the boat received handicap of AZ minutes
q seconds from the Tammany and only
allowed the Adyta III minutes seconds
additional handicap.
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apprentice allowance
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prior mtg s12 ooo); July 3: I yrs. 8 per cent
Hannah Abraham to Louis Margolin; $4,000
address, % East 18TH st.
18TH ST. 800 East sly brk. 25x1022: July
:: yrs. IA per cent: John F Ward 10 Bank
for savings: $4,000; address. $50 4th ave.
1oSTE ST. 125 East. sty brk. 25x76: July
I; yrs; Kate Fl Quinn 70 Emigrant Indus.
trial Savings Bank; s11.5oo: address. 81
Chambers St
11sTH ST. 4o7 East. = s,y brk. 1851
1o0II: July .; due. etc as per bond: Michael
Miee 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co; 81 900;
address, 116 Broadway.
II to Riverside Drive 1920 to Hist st; June
81: due Dec IL. 1911: AZ per cent; Marie II
Hcguet and others 10 Bowery Savings Bank;
So. 900; address. IFS Broadway.
THE BRONX
BATHGAT.E AVE. 2o7e. =. 2xss.sx irres; D m
cent: Bryon and Anna Clune to Bridget Nc
Bride; 81. 800: attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 1T6 Broadway
BELMONT AVE. W s. l45 IT n of 1sSth st.
60xs7.6 prior mtg $4,000: due May 20. 1912:
June IS: per cent: Gulf Cooperative Co to
vincenzo Buta: 5000: attorney. John ] Freschi.
63 Park Row.
BROOK AVE, 3. 2o1.a n n OF Issth st. AK
1908: June 30; yrs. Albert Schwarzler 10
American Mortgage Co: 10000: address. 81 Mas
ST.
CALDWELL AVE. So 1906 IT Of 1slst
st, 1e,exi3o prior mtg se.5oo: July q: yrs. 9
per cent; Mary Mills to Elizabeth A Hayes:
Trust Co. $50 Broadway
FEATHERBED LANE. s. 4s.8 II OF Mel
son ave. 24xtlox2i. 1x1136 tprior mtg s-): July
2: / yr q per cent; Flanagan & Sweeney Con-
struction Go 10 Isaac Heller: 5000; address.
II Nassau ~.
FRANKLIN AVE 1864 and 1866. 81 lO1 rreg
tprior mtg kSo.Uo). l UT. per cent: June so:
Young realty and Construction Co TO simon
Epstein: $500; address. 1851 7th ave
HOME ST. s. 100 II OF linton ave. 81 Tx
1872: July 2: 3 yrs; Thomas d Malcolm Con.
struction Co to German Savings Bank: ST geo.
address. 100 East lsth st.
HULL AVE. s. 40 II Of Scott I'VE. 25x
no. June l6: yrs. so per cent: Louis Mink
10 John Goeckner; S. 500: address. FOL Union
JONES AVE- = 100 II OF Randall ave.
5fsxIOG: June so: p m: 3 yrs, OH per cent; Molly
Greenstein TO Land Co c of Edenwald; $500; al
dress Is East 42d st
KIRKSIDE AVE. cor Park View Terrace.
rs. Tx10e.gx irres: July 8: yrs. per cent;
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PH|L[|ES CHECK RALLY
Double Play Puts an End to
Hope of the Superbas.

Philadelphia, July 5.-Philadelphia de-
feated Brooklyn here to-day by a score OF
TO in a game that had a most sensa-
tional ending. Coming into the ninth in
ming the score was to against the Wis
itors, when a rally was started that al
most proved the undoing of the home team
With one run in, the bases full and only
one out. a fast double play put an end IL
the hopes of the Superbas.
Scanlon pitched an even. steady game
for Brooklyn although ten Its We're madG
off his delivery. FoXen pitched an even
better one for the Phillies. holding the hard
hitting Superbas TO six hits
Doolan was the one man who proved a
bulwark for Philadelphia. and his brilliant
fielding and hard hitting counted material y
in bringing about victory He had seven
assists, five putouts and threc safe drives
to his credit when the scorers had finish I'd
their work.
-rl,-
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|NFL|CT FINE At POLO
C. C. Rumsey Punished for Being
Late at Match.
PHIPPS BROTHERS SPEEDY
Ride and Play So Well That
Great Neck Beats Meadow
Brook Four.

Daring riding on the part Of the three
Phipps brothers.. S. Phipps at No I.
III. c. Phipps at No. and young Howard
Phipps at back-rnade IL possible for the
second polo team of Great Neck to defeat
the Meadow Brook F'reebooters yesterday
by the net score of 90 goals 70 ga IN
the second round for the Blizzard cups at
Cedarhurst, Long Island. In the last two
periods total of five goals was tailed
by the Phipps brothers. while their splen=
did riding prevented Meadow Brook from
adding 10 its score
These two periods made amends for the
dreary wait that the fashionable crowd
OF spectators was compelled 70 endure be-
fore the game began The delay was oc-
casioned because of the hardness of c. c.
Rumsey. who played at No ? on the
Meadow Brook team. in appearing or the
field Finally when he did arrive J. Chez
yer Cowdin, the referee. fined him SIS ac-
cording to the provision in the rules
Rumsey demurred at the penalty. and
probably will take an appeal to the Polo
Association, but II was the opinion Of
spectators that the fine would be sus-
tanned
Cooperstown defauIted the other match
scheduled to the first team of Great Neck
1t was announced that Cooperstown would
not compete again this season Malcolm
Stevenson is i'll with typhoid fever at the
Mineola Hospital and grave doubts are ex-
pressed as to his recovery. c. P. Beadles-
tons illness has developed into scarlet
fever and he is in a hospital at Summit
N J. With the two leading spirits out OF
the game, the team will cancel all of it's
entries in coming tournaments.
The lineup follows:
GREAT NECK II FREEBOOTEEs
No ii. s Phippsc No -R. Belmont 3
No p. P. Grace. 2 No &c. c RuIusey.
No 3-H. c. Phpps. 3 No. al A Bur
Back-H. Phipps. I den, tr............
Back-W. G. Loew--
Total --..----.--..12 Total .-......-.- - 3
Goals scored-For Great Neck II. II. c. PnippS
3: j.. S Phipps. 3; Howard Pnipps. . Lost by
penalty two fouls of Y each by H c. Phlpps
and j. P. Grace. and J. goal for safety Net
score with handicap allowance OF l gcalf-9&.
goals For Meadow Brook Freebooters-w: G.
Loew. 2: Raymond Belmont. 1; c. 9. Rumsey. 1
Lost by penalty goal for foul by ". G. LOe7x
and 4 goal Net score-3i& goals Time OF
game-Eight periods of : Z minutes each Ref
er5e-J Cheever CCwdin.
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Continued on tenth page.
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EINI~<.I ME- II rlbE5DOLE
Heap Fcap
No. ii. S Phipps 4 No II Belmont q
No. 2-J. p. Grace. q No &c G PuTrssv :
No 3-H. c. Phipps. 8 No. al A Bur
Back-H Phipps. den, -. 4
Back-W. G. Loew 2
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RUNS THICK AND FAST
Schenectady Cricket Team Loses
Game to Veterans.

Over four hundred runs were scored
yesterday at West New Brighton in the
cricket game between Schenectady and the
New York Veterans, which was won by
the New Workers by a margin of As runs.
The visitors, who are remarkably strong
in batting, were unable to repeat the vic
tory scored against Brooklyn in the first
game of their tour, but put up a splendid
defence and succeeded in scoring 1874 runs
after a long time In the field.
Batting honors were fairly evenly divid-
ed, each team having six players in the
double figure column. Top score Of the
day was made by G. ". Hayman In good
innings of 81 for New York, but ]. H
Briggs and F. Butler were not far behind
with IS apiece, while ". T Radford and
A Boddington scored SO and IS, respect
lively.
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SECOND RACE-FOr four-year-otus aIu u :.
selling; t4o0 added Five ana hahi II
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
JULY s.

TVyirh name and audress Of II
JULY 8.
MANHATTAN
toT hs,irs Sgs RI of West End ave,
80 ., on s4th ST IGSKl0; Elizabeth T
an.hsr to sophie II Eaton and ano: Dec 81.
1a0a: 81; address PA West saith ct
MONROE ST, 277. sty brk. 25x85: fore
' I1-De IS 1910: Alexander Cameron.
"s - 'Tosephine Chedsey tmtg s21.ooo): July
Z. 81 900; address. $50 Broao"ay.
on AVE 2420; 3 sty brk. e cor OF 12ith ST.
oo--I1cn. outs IL Harris TO Philip Kraus
mt az ooO); July /: 81; address. go Union
,,,bita 70 Henry l. Morris; June 81 81; address.
32 Liberty St
I'D AVE 1879: say brk; 2Snsz' frs ,nh
sIr,,nteL 10 Charles Schloero; July D; Sloe
..,,E DpopERTY: Charles Schloerb TO
Frans sehwintek; July 8; 500; address
1873 Sd
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Totals as 9 80 - 5 Total. 50 10 80 10

'Batted for Killifer in tenth inning. tran
for Crisis IN tenth inning. tBatted for Young
in eighth inning. Slated for Scott In tenth
inning.
ST. Louis 30 0 o o o 0 10
Chicago 100 0 0 0 0 0 0-5
Two-base hitsaGrtsg. Sullivan. Hoffman
Hts-Of Petty, in Is innings; OF Lake,
in % innings: OF Young in innings;
off Scott. In innings. Sacrifice hits-Stone.
rIfce fies7,Griggs. Stone. Stolen bases-Col-
Inns. Schwsitzer. Truesdale. PurteH co. Left
on on 6ase et, TO- s.; Louis II Base. on
Lake .. Struck out-By Young. 4: by Scott.
l; by Petty. 3: by Lake, 8. Wild pitches
and Dinecn
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NEW YORK.
Totals 80 8 10 - II 3

eRatted for Witse in sixth inning. IRAN
for Murray IN sixth inning. tBatted for Ray
Inond IN eighth inning.
New York $500. 0 3 OF
Two-base hits-Merkle, Herzog CD. Home
run-Beck. Hits-Of Mattern, in 5 1-3 inn
ngs; off Wiltse, IN innings; off Raymond
2 in . innings. Sacrifice fies-Herzog, Shean.
Sacrifice hits-Craham Beck. Stolen bases
Prock. Devlin. Double pays-AbbatiCchi o
Shean and Sweeney: Bridwell Doyle and
Merkle; Abbatlcchio and Shean- Left on bases
Boston 3: New York. II. First base on
balls-On Mattern. 3; off Wiltse. i; off Procls.
2. First base on errors-BostOn. =: New
York. .. Hit by pitcher-By Ames (Collinsl.
Struck out--F3y Mattern I; by Witse. !: by
Frock :: by Raymond. / TIme-2:05 I'm
pires-Johnstone and Moran
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GIFT FOR CHICAGO CUBS
Pirates Play Like Schoolboys as
the Runs Pile Up.

Pittsburg, July 5-Pittsburg made a
present of game to Chicago to-day by
miserable playing the score being IL to 3.
Miller and Tinker were out because each
injured his ankle, Tinker in yesterday S
game and Miller in practice.
James Dowd, of Holy Cross. made his
debut with Pittsburg to-day, pitching the
last two innings. The score follows:
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JERSEY CITY WINS A GAME
McGinnity Goes to the Rescue OF
Newark. hut Too Late.

Joe McGinnity's team of pennant chasers
was beaten by Jersey City at Newark yes
terday by a score OF Z to 4. The game
opened with plenty Of hitting, both DEM
enger and Lee smashing the ball over the
right field fence for their respective teams
with ON bases.
McGinnity relieved Mueller In the box
after the second inning and held the
Shelters down to three safetes for the rest
of the game, out the damage had been
done.
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ATHLETICS KEEP WINNING
Washington Makes Good Fight,
but Weakens at End.

Washington. July 5.-Plank outpitchej
johnson to-day in a pretty battle, and
Philadelr defeated Washington by the
Ecore u 3 TO 2 McBride's single in the
fourth inning drove two runs over the ruD-
ber for he Senators johnson pitched
brilliantly for six innings and then weak
ened. while Plank got stronger: The score
follows
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The score follows
9 . Totals. 81 . G "a 10 /
Totals % & 10 q 10 2

Philadelphia IL p
Two-base hits-Thornas. Titus. Three-oase
hit-Dalton. Sacrifice hit-Smith Sto!eh
bases-Magee Titus Double plays-Smith
Humrnel and Daubert ca: Foxen. Doolan and
ward; knabe. Doolan and Ward Leff 5,,e on
base on balls-On Scanlon. 5: of Foaen.
First base on errors-Brooklyn. 2. Struck out
BY Scanlon. 4; by Foxen, i TiTne-Z'uo
Trnptres-O'Day and Brennan.
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BUFFALO, 5; TORONTO, 2.

At Buffalo:
Buffalo ...1 o ks 3
Toronto III 0 l 0 IL
Batteries-CArmichael and Williams; Newton
and McAIlister. Tmpires-HaIligan and Byron.
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'Ratted for White in seventh inning.
P oh, sb;,1x '.,.... o o . % %
Two-base hits-Byrne. Clarke. Hoffman.
Sacrifice hit-Steinfedt. Stolen bases
Schultz Chance 90. Double play-Evers.
Chance, Zimmerman and Chance. First base
on bals-Of Powell 3; off White. 2: off Dowd.
.: off Brown. l. Hit by pitched bali-By
Powell / (Chance): by Dowd. 1 (Chance).
Struck eut-By White /; by Dowd, ]; by
Brown, g. Passed ball-Ghson Wild pitch
White. First base on errors-Chicago. .. Left
on bases-Pittsburg. ,; Chicago. g. Hits-Of
Powell, 4 in 3 l-3 innings; off White IN
% innings: off Dowd. / in innings Time
-o:O5 Umpres-Rigler and Emsie.
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NEW YORK
Totals "a 10 q 10 / Totals =. % s "a

Tu-,-basa ht--Sueaker Stolen bases-D2n-
5eis sweeney. Left on bases-Boston- 5; New
York 10. First base On erroTs-boston. l.
New York / Double Play. Gardner
Knzhr and Chase Struck out-By Han ,:
br NaThop. 3 Bases on balls-of Hall. 3; on
WARRIOR 3 Time 90. UnpiTe-O Loughlin
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The score follows:
Totals. "a p Is s Totals. 80 9 q 10
'Batted for Mueller in second inning.

Jersey City. 0 o.
Newark .......2 0 o.
Stolen bases-Louden. Esmond. Clement. Alb
stein. Two-base hits-Schlany. Lee. Manser
Home runs-Iec. Deinenger. Hits-On Muel-
Ter. = IN innings Bases balls-Off Nc
Gnnity, 2; off Manser, l. Struck out-By Nc
Gtnnity. 1; by Manser. 4. HIT by pitched ball
Johnson. by Mueller. First base errors
Newark. q Jersey City 2 Left on bases
Newark. s; Jersey city. 3. Time 80. I'M
pires-Hurst and Stafford
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JULY S.
MANHATTAN.
CHRYSTIE ST. 2I6. sly brk. 25xT5: Eliza
beth st. 1913 sty brk. 25xSo; Elizabeth ST.
125 q. 2xS1.5 Jane o: due Sept %, 1911: per
cent: Nincenzo Messinco TO Alfred Franken-
thaIer and ano; $4,000: address. S5 Nassau 1T
WASHINGTON ST. 10? 3 sty brk. % 2xs2 SIX
irreg (prior mtg $-); July 3: l yr; Lawrence
O'Connor to Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank. 5000; address. 81 Chambers st.
18TH ST. PA to Els West, 5oxosa fprior
mtg s.; July |; due March 81. 1912: per
cent: Julius Mayer and ano to Groboiear Real
Estate Co; s14.50o; address. 81 William ST.
4sTH ST. l23 and 125 West, 8 sty brk ST Ok
irree. June 30; yrs. 4 per cent. Isaac j
Mayer to German Savings Bank; $40. 600; ad-
dress, 100 East 14th ~
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CINCINNATI, 5; ST. LOUIS, 8.

s. Louis. July 5-CIncinnati defeated ST..
Louis today by a score Of 10 In a
ninth inning rally Wills weakened and
the visitors made four hits. which, with q
sacrifice. allowed them 10 score three runs.
The score follows:
C-re-r-r,-rC.TT 81 louis
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BASES ON BALLS COSTLY
Nine Free Passes Help Tigers in
Defeating Cleveland.

Detroit, July 5.-Links wildness MADE
Detroit's victory an easy Zone to-day
The southpaw passed nine men in less
than six innings. Wilett was effective
throughout. getting out Of bad hole IN
the ninth when Cleveland filled the cases
with one out The score follows:
CLEVELAND
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ROCHESTER, 10; MONTREAL,
1t Rochester

At Rochester:
r. H z.
Rochester % 0 0 o 2 2 1-10 u 8
Montreal 10 0 1 0-1 2
Batteries-Ragon and Blair: Cleary and Cur
it's Umpires-Murray and Ffnneran-
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THE TURF.
RAGING TO-DAY
EMPIRE CITY TRACK

And E.~ry Week Day GnfI AuE 8
Special trains leave Grand Central tHariem
= Tor MI Vernon y 80. i2:4o, j IL 30
n Also local trains 1920. 1875. 20
J. d. All trains stop at l25th ST 10 min.
--ter All II" roads connect with troliey olTect
~ track. Subway 10 18Th and 1851 SITS. or
e.thgsbTiGRe thence by trolley. All bronx aho
estches-er cars connect With trolley 10
sfse- Delightful auto ride
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SCHENECTADY.
ST. LOUIS. 6: CHICAGO. 5.
ST. LOUIS.

Chicago, July 5.-St. Louis defeated Chi
cago by q score of s to in q hard fought
ten-inning game to-day The score follows:
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WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
Tntals- z % q i6 ]


Mast .:.r:9n - 0 0 0 q o %
Two-hase hit--ollins. Sacrifice hits-Leli-
sei-. Baker. Barry. 4-app- Stolen bases
SsEaef-r. street. Left on bases-W ashingtonr
?: Philadelphia 8 Bases on balls-of John
ton =. o. Plank l. First base on errors
Philadelphia ]. Hit by pitcher-By Plank. J.
Stuck ou;-By johnson. 8; by Plank. i.
TIM - T-rnufres-Egan and Fer-ine.
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Totsls 365Il u Is o Totals s3 q IL 0

. @satted for SuggE in ninth inning fbatted
To- Willis In eighth inning
cincinnati .-.....0 2 .
o. LOUIS ..--.-. o 0 o o @ o-3
4, Iwo-bsse hit-Doyney. Three-base hit
s4ltchell. Sacrifice hft-DoZney- Double play
= &cl-ean ard Doygney- Passed ball-acI1ean.
Seoea bEses-I'askoTt, Miller. Bescher. bases
u tai's-ON Willis, !: of Suegs. 4. Struck
t0i-By Willis 2. Hi;s-OH suggs. In
j-n-nEs: or C5aspar, ] in i inning. Left on
,ss@s--St louis Z: Cincinnati. 2. Tirre-2;lO-
Iiires-Kls-n and Kane.
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=, BASEBALL. Two "a mes First game p IA
,. :. Americans - Boston American League
IafE- Admission SOC
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lawrence. 6: Brockton, "a innings)
New Bedford, s; Haverhill, 4.
Lowell. 2; Worcester, 0.
Lynn, 8: Fall River. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
Minneapolis, 10: Kansas City, 0.
Columbus, g. Toledo, g.
st. Paul. s; Milwaukee, t.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Syracuse, 6; Wilkes-B Barre. Q1 innings.
Utica, 8; Scranton, T.
Albany. 2: Elnra, o.
Troy, II; Binghamton, 4.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
New Haven. 3: New Britain, e.
Waterbury, S; Hartford, !.
Northampton, 4; Bridgeport, I.
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"8RIGHTWATERS"
BAYSHORE. l. T.
delightful suburban home place
Write for De Luxe Booklet No IS
T. Il. ACkERSON CO..
New York Offices: 4 West 34th st.
BOROUGH Of QUEENS.

BOROUGH Of QUEENS
SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
hest section OF Richmond Hill. room HOUSE,.
corner plot. $500 cash. balance mortgages;
worth ST. OOO: will take $4,000. quick buyer
Richmond Hill Office. 32O6 Jamaica ave. open
to-day W. c. REEVES * CO, IL East sd
st. New York City.
HESTCHEsTER COUNTY
PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
One mile unObstructed river frontage; so mod
ern residences near completion Address
PHHIPSE MANOR CO.
Philipse Manor. New York
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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BALTIMORE, IS; PROVIDENCE, g..

At baltimore:
r. II. z.
Baltimore A . x-15 IS
Providence % o @ L o o
Observation-Disclosures Crowley and Egan: Cronin.
SIine and FITZGERALD Umpires-kelly and Boyle.
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CLEVELAND.
DETROIT
Totals 20 6 % Ii II Totals 80 2 : p JIG } II

.Ratted for Bradley ninth inning IhdI1eo
for Perrfne IN ninth inning. IRAN for Easter4y
in ninth inning.
Detroit ......-.-...- q / y
Cleveland. -.-.-..--- q y
TO ,.sa t,+s Rush Iaioie Hits-Of Link
? in ~ innings: off Mitchell 3 In 2zs innings.
Sacrifice hil5-O Leary. Link. stolen bases.
Perring; Moriartv. T. Jones and Bush Lett on
bases-Detrot. 4: Cleveland; G. First base on
erTor-CieveIand Hit by pitcher-By Mitchell
/ struck out-By wnlett; 3; by Link, Z; by
Mitchell. !. Wild pitches-Link, j. lime $50
T-rnpire-Eyans
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Jersey City
Montreal at Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Providence at Baltimore
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Jersey City, q; Newark. 4.
Rochester, 10; Montreal ].
Baltimore, Is: Providence. 8.
Buffalo, 81 Toronto, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. PC W. L. PC.
Newark 43 q .614 Baltimore "a 80 Sl5
Toronto SO 20 -56i Buffalo =. 20 80 .43s
Rochester IS 90 "a. Jersey City % 81 .l3S
Providence 81 80 SIG Montreal FL 80 $50
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ENTRIES AT EMPIRE CITY.

FIRST RAC%For two-year-oids; seiIns' CIV"
ad5aS Five and a half .urlongs-
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorney.
Interest 5es unless otherwise stated.