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GLIDDENITES 90 WELL.
NIee nun FrBm kansas city to OniahA
M IniunetIoa Against TOuP.

ONaHN. June p This vas hy long odds
ths most favorable day the Glidden tourists
have experienced since the beginning NJ the
trip ~ Cincinnaii On June ~ For ~
miles hetue-n Kansas CIV and this nlar-
the cars sped over tho most msgnihcent
road. The weather sas Inc. and a..
though the running schedule wa- reduced
- eighteen milo, an hour for rlsss 4 oars
snd sixteen miles for 'la-- y nearly every
car pulled up In front Of the Rome Hotel
here this evening ahead of Qimr
PehaIyatiobs we're light For putting In
a nsw~prinE clip 40 Premier lost . pOints.
which leaves y Ntth q total penalty 81 AZ
points No Ihalmers. driven ~ BOlgeT.
Which lei w. 10 yesteFday. vas set bark
70 points for putting In 4 neN steering
knurkie No. % Glide lost ils points more
for putting In a neN front spTlng and tight
ening rhe fan belt This car nos carries
q total Of .133 pOints
IN the ChicarO trophy class Noe i00 and
lGe Mollne are shOUn a. mot repOTts g.
iai N01lna lOqi : points Tor tAkiRg ga-O-
ieue before covering the arat 100 miles
The sun., 1910-06-28
NFw ynEN a. 3d. =. WARRINGTON s-rIRsr
CAMF

CAMF
W,sHtNCrnv June y The baseball
prore~ iin.s here this afternoon acre fuIi
~ pul Al moment The lo,al fans hat
been on 4 Srourh an the yhauge was pleas
ant elol: n for them The YANKEES won
the frs' game ny 20 . In ten innings hen
ther should have he~n beaten by 20 IN
nine innings Then ta'c reversed and me
We,hin fton- gatheret the second game IN
The gloaming % the tune IT 10 when the
Yankee, should have ha II BY too
The ~ inntng oi tho se.ond eams was d.
70 tly ira fralle ~ the hase designs ~ Kid
Elbrrteld. erstNhile Yankee In the sixth.
after Milan ne ~ Mitchell. ieliyelt got
Te,ss lea cue single ~ centre anI took
20 'oni on q like contribution by Flherield
kill.feF drove 20 knight. - no fooled haily.
hlling the basss Elhrrfeli IRON second
Interpratei the stgnn', Mitchell vas masing
tp Nannin an 4 visv a :gri them % Mcbride
a. bat M'Uute smarkel o. l-ft for a
sfngis ani '-live,' and Elherfeli s.oret
lHrorte fn~ heave uhlteratet kul'ter at
thiTi
Dronm started Ike The -as.cs. kind ~
piDking 10 the -Nsoni game but ,tea li,'
ANA Hin'lv Nft-r h- ff-' innins he za."
unlr t'u hfs The au.c~s we're N color
ure.i Iu both games
The Trst -ains ahtrh The Nanke~~ 81 IN.
vasa voluntary contribution by the Nash
iugton felders Milan MrRFide and Z On
ROY took an tive vart IN -eeins that the
aul eas on
Milan opened the frst -ession by rea.h-
ins quinn Tor zIu 'le 20 eufrs l.rltyelr
- IN 81 him alone hlhsr'cld drove over
- md gardne- kno kel the hall down
hut ou Il uui handle y aud Milan ored
lhe Yankees developed fher first run
iu fha MN bardn~l vaz safe on poor
throw hy touroy bur va- forred hv knight
Nho also should have b-eu Ut down
Au-tin's rat hy sma through tOnroy
a mans size single ~ right that tallird
KNIGHT and put Austin on third Qulnn
for 81 SWeener huf Austin zrored
Ma-hinvt0n y umulaied a lead hv max
ING tWo IN the dfth. the last inning IN whr"h
there vas a hit on OHinn With one our
I ngaub heat a roller toward chase Street
was -afe on GardneT's error, nglaub
rOing 20 - Ond Walksr walked hlling
tho bases Milan forre.l Walker a. - ond
hut nglauh = ured lsliv~lt hulred 70
the front sith a single that . ored y; rect
Flberfeld grounded cat 20 Gardner
Frum the hfth % the ninth inning fhe
Yankees were hitless, but urh iapOtts
ont IN the ninth Gardner triplel kniEht
gave Milan ~ IN shOu centre that should
have been caught and also sh ould have
held Gardner on third but Milan dropped
~ and Gardner brought In the tying run
Austin ht INTO a double play. retiring tho
SIDE sweeney opened the tenth hriskly
uith a single 10 right and quinn sacrticed
Hemphnl smote 70 Mcbride whose throw
to get sweeney going 70 third hit that
athlete on the dome and rolled 10 the stand
sweeney sCortnR The scores
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ROrGHWlTER lT NEW LONDON
Harvard and Yale Crews Go IAEht IN
TheiF WsFk for Thst Reason.

NV LONDON. June =. Neither Yals nor
harvard crews went out Tor practice until
late hrs afternoon. because a south wester
kicked NJ q heavy sea along the four mile
course from earlv morn Three Harvard
freshmen. warren. how lincoln. :. AMI
Ksiys. s. were feeling a lftls N bu' wers
able ~ take their places and pun down 10
the naval station and bark 20 quarters
The varsity eight after q brief workout
below He'd Top put their she'll away for the
night
The sun., 1910-06-28
LAST COLLEGE BALL GAME.
Harvard and Yale VIII Play It Oa the
HIlltOp To-day,

The last college ball game Of the season
will Be played on the Hilltop grounds this
afternoon. The diamond squads Of the
Hue and the ArteTial BlOods both prac-
tised ON the grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Harvard folks were there first and
then took in the league game at the Polo
Grounds. The Cambridge men showed
up very well In practice. and one OF their
coaches said he looked for them to win
handtly iAle's practice wnH snappy too,
but the EliP are saving wood on the prOph-
me game will decide which team shall
occupy seventh or eighth place. or some
thing like that. In the collage ranking
Neither ls q hFst class college ntne. but
that won't prevent their followers from
turning out In full fore II h expected
that the lineups viii be the same as last
Thursday. which are as follows.
HARVARD Mclaughlin. TO- Marshan. -. lAni.
ran. %. Potter. -. Hicks. p, Gardner. e. hlnoi,
III Young. e. Carr. cf.
Yale-badEsT. ef. Logan. 40: Murphy, 10
Philbln. e. Mcintyre. ~ Corey, n, Stevens. NJ
Merritt. e.. T0mmers, p.
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nLOck ISLAND KlCE WIvVERS.
Nanderer " and Elmo %. Wake best
Corrected TImes over COuFae.

Tveutv-siv Of the sailing Yachts which
took part In the annual ra"e o. 'he New
York Nthletir club 20 RlOcs Island rearhed
tho hrishinv line They made very fast
time over the long course Of iOo miles
They we're sent aEav a. ms q clOck OF
Hu-kleberry Island on Saturday morning.
and tho Wanderer ~ finished a. CTS o clock
On Sunda. morning
The elapsed times we're
Wanisrtr ~ BOaOp Interim. ist5n,. Cres
rent 10 % Ol. R9Wdy snt0Ot Chinook mi6na.
Waaluh. 20 - "a WheHwa 20taO7 Fl0rence
% lS. r2S S2'"i Pt5 s P asy. s;,1 ~ ,sa II S' s.s
NAydcn, = y "a lnsuigent, = !? IS. Wahkan u
y tsis. frariess, - iinl1. Pilot u. = @.ls.
SgTpfi,s ii y'Oss :. T,iirum n iss;i. Sud
2 sA.7. juanita. aoi - Saladin, = 1S'ia
The corrected times are
Wanderer ". 'fmOo. Interim. is.s0e Ch
nook tS auS ptot k3tli Crescent. 1901 q
WRhkAn ~ afuit NAiAiua. lRM - Maryoia
ia,pia. tsssN 10 - 70 lusurEeni is-I is ltoNdy
Ncu a,i 2oti 10 Notos s0T 90. fearless = oil.
Okee u. y tasn Tlllicum H. 30 =. SCud.
= as.si. IuanliA. z,aA n Ssladin, . eoie.
The winner oi the speclAl prize for the
vArhts Of the handicap division has not
IN tho race for motor boats the winner
- lar IL the flwO " ~ ned by \ u Giles
rhat Yacht male a fne run through the
Sound lhe elAlsst timcs for these yachts
were
rlrro n ioy7-s. Fussbeth IO.uss. Grscelda
li0aG. NgtneG, iiffl7 lmi-, i2W.t Char
lotte. i.sO5i. NItmeg u iaOTuo
The corrected ,iules as far ns they have
been fGured some u the ya~hts not having
been measured. are
ElmoII. T.InO Grareids $500 Nmir. %, -
Nutmsg. o. isis
The sun., 1910-06-28
AMERICAN LEIGUE.
New Works Break Even IN WashlnEtOR
Athletics Grab . Couple.

The Highlanders won the hrst game and
lnst the second IN Washington. Which was
not doing badly. hut they lo-t ground. because
the BO-tons couldn't hold the Athletics
Double header. are the Athletics long suit
They drubbed the Red SoX twice The
CleNeland- hammered the White SoV
BY ~ dong they recaptured nth place
The results
New Nark, =; WAshinRtSR. First same
washington. ,; New York. second
game.
PhiladelPhlA, q: Boston. a-FIrst game.
PhIladeIphla, .; Bo.tsn. second game.
Cleveland. :: ChiCaEo. =.
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Cansdlan Crlckelrrs to Plar ner.

OrrAwA. Ont. June = Nrra1 geme1ts
will be completed this week for 'he trip
~ the OTTAWA Cricket club eleven 10 me
United states The PLAYERS will leave on
July ~ and Will b" absent for shout two
weeks, playing In philadelnhia. New NOrk.
BROOKLYN and other cricket centres on the
Amerlt an side Fourteen men Wtll 90 along
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I0MN ~ ~ 10
'Bared for wAksr IN ne tsnth inning
NeW YOrk n . 90 -
Washington 0-a
Runs New N0rk -Cardner. Knight, Austin
sweeney Washington Milan. CnElauh. Street
First base On eTrors- W ashiag gt0n. 4 New York. Z
Left on hases Sea York, S washing ton,
Ftrst hase on halls on Walker. of Quinn.
Str,irk Oui ~ Walker. 2 ~ Quinn. /. Thre-
hass hit Gardner Sacft0ce hits iFllyelt
quinn D0uhis plays knight, Gardner and
Ghass. sweeney and kniRht Mcbride and Ting
Iauh Hit by ulrheTHBy Nalker iWolieri
i'mpire-EEan. Time h0urs
wAsHN0Tos. :. NEw ToaE "A. a.. stcoSD
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lluns - Louis Elhs dates Bresnahan
llttshuIE hyrne {? Leah. 2 Wagucr. Miller.
hNau Two hasr hits leach. nresnAhan. HYATT
W rne. : tiihson. hn7etrhy Thrre base hit
paheN stolen haze Miller So rinre hits VII
snn, Leach. Miller sacrifice fics clarke WI
son houhle plays Webb. Wagner and HYATT
hauser Hugrins and kOneiehy . First haSe
on halls on Webb. ! uf Luhh I STRUCK out Nv
Webb ! Umpire N chief Ngier Field umpire
Emslle Time hour and N minutes
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AMHERST PERSISTS
Ana Defeats wesleyan IN Extra InninE
Raseban Game.

AMIDST. Mass. June 27.-Amherst de-
fcated Wesleyan % this afternoon IN an
eleven inning baseball game. Amherst
scored in the first inning on a hit. a stolen
base and two sacrifices. In the sixth BeatOn
for Wesleyan made a three bagRer and
4 Wright vas safe on an error MacCath-
ron hunted 70 Mcclure, who threw Wild 20
the plate. allowing beatOn and A. Wright
TO acore
Amherst came back in the seventh wHh
two more runs on a he batter. a passed
ball a ieldef's choice and q tWO baeger by
Burt wesleyen tied the score IN the ninth
White hit safely, vas sacrificed to second
and came home on McCafTey's hit
In the eleventh Vernon singled Vas
sacrificed 70 second and scored on Jube's
inheld biz. The score
Huu
Ws.isyan OOOo :ONiO "a ! !.
Amherst o q q . o Q - ~ :
Batteries White and McCAhrcy. Mcclure and
Henry.
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Freneh Count = Ghamplsn shsl


LoxBoN. June = ~ the continuation
to-day o. the msstng of the International
Gun club the champ pionah.p vas won hy
the Frpnrhman. Count LAreinty. who heat
Pierre l.oriliard IN tho PRELIMINARY aertsa
on Saiurdaf Rorh nad " u. Thompson
an Amsfiran tist Tor second plh-o
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Harry Ls~E s,OV. Yo,mE Joseph.


IoNDoN. June = Harry l.ewia. wslter-
weight. defeated Young lossph. the Eng-
liah champion. tonight The men we're 70
have gone twenty rounds. but Joseph auit
In the eighteenth They fought for purss
~ A. nnn
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Toiaa ~ 50 : Totals - = u ;
yeu York o .
Washington
uuss Nrw YnfE WolgrF Washtngt1n. trr
vrig. Elheffsd first base on errors View 5 i1yg
2. WashiaHt0n. iefi On haass New lork, !.
4 m CFeau 3 strurt oul ~ Manning hy
C,roor1 s Three hase hit ieuyrit Narrinre
ne MeHridr Sloien hasfs Mi'rhr' 'ardncr
i'wpigr- -Fgan Tims-i hour and s. minute,
yuus sratFnta a. d., 4. BOsrps "a LI, . uHst
uaMu
puuAnVIFutA June = noston ios1 e douhe
bsafsT 10 thp Athtetits % day In tuo hard fought
game Krauae 0utpitched Clrotte AMI lial IN
- ourasT = nile Bender had the better Of Smith
In me ser0nd The srorrs
The sun., 1910-06-28

Sweeney aud SnaEpe brown and sAarpe Umpire
m chiei o'lal fieid umpire Brennan Tine
hour and " mlqltcs
UiNciSSAti. /. CaICAao 49, Ito
CHiCAoo, June q The cubs got Just one hlt
OF hntns N aay and Clnrlnnan Non an casN
Nriop Manager Chance and rhlrd nasrman
Nienteldt serr susI,endel 70 day for thrrr days
~ fresident Lunch iUr misrnndurt on the Asld
~ FttshuFg Catcher Mclean OF Cincinnati II
treN q uke sentence. The srure
The sun., 1910-06-28

Sirunk. oldTing. collihs. BAker. Davis, Murray
len en bases -fhila ielphia. >. Roston 6 ftnt
hase on balls Ou hFause. :. OF Cicotte, g. OF
han STRUCK out ~ kFausc. a. b. Hall.
rnTrc hasc ~ Gollins. Two hase mls HCollins,
Baker. Leafs. StAhl. Oldrtng SArrhcc hiis
Oldring. Suunk Ntnlrn bascs Strunh. MurphN,
harTy Stahl nouhle play Collins and Davis
ht b ritrhef ~ CtcOttr Davis. b htause
dorii' Umpire IN chief pcttne tield umpirr
olouxhhn TINE. {. hourA
FaIiAnELFHA "a ~, g. noarnN "a ~, sECuNn
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Three ton round bouts uiil be staged hy
the Fairnont 4. e to-night Youns Aheam
wlll meet Mike Grady. Matt Wells of Eng
land uul ta~kis ChaFlis iawrrnrs and
Danny t,oodmhn win 'roas arms uitI
Jnrk uDrman
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A Llncoln ST Joseph. 7. lncOin.
At Omaha Wichita. 2, Omaha. ..
AZ Toneka- SiouN City. "a. Topeka. 4
Aarilenver Denver. q Des M0lnes.
The sun., 1910-06-28

Al Dallas Dallas 4 Warn. (.
Al Faft Worn Port W 1Fth. a Galveston
A. Shreveport shrryepoft. q. san Ant0uio =
A. Oklahoma City hgun,ln. a. Oklahoma
.tty. !:
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A. spar'Anburz -Spartanburg. T. Chariotts
Al C,Feenvilie First game Anderaoa, a. Green
vIiir s~e.snd game GFeenNiile J. Andsr
A. W:nston saIsm -Gresnsboro. 4. Winston
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New England League.

A. nrorkt0n Lawrence nroul ton.
A. LYnn nm a lowell
AZ Pan ltiveT New ned'ard 7 Fall River s.
AZ Haverhill Fifst Eame Worcester 4 Nave
bui second game WorCesNr 10 HaverhiN s.
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A. 81 Paul Columbus. Q. 81 Paul q
Az Minneapolis Toledo, a. Minneapolis, q
A. MilWauEee- Louisville, A. Milwaukee. /.
A. Kansas City Indianapolis. s. Kansas
The sun., 1910-06-28

A. sprinR0cid Northampton o Springfield Z.
A. Mplpoke- H1lyokr, q NGH RniEln,
A. MaFfilfd Neu Haven . Hartford q
A. v atefbsfry Waterbury. s. RndFeuofi
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A. Atianta Memphis Atanta.
Al Chattanooga. Chatiannoga. 4 Nashville J
A. Montgomery Montgomery. Wrming
ham,
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aanah Atlantic IeaEne.

A. Augusta Maror. n. Augusta. {:
AZ Columbus- Columbus. !. savannah,
AZ Colur rhiA- Columbia, 5. jAcksOaNtlls. /.
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A. Dan,tlls Danyilie. a Portsm0ufh. 4
A. l.ynchburH Rirhmond 3 LfnrhbuFg. l.
A. N0rton NoFfois. s. Roanoke. T.
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Al Ntrksburg NirkshurE : Yanoo City.
AZ HatfieshurF tireemwooi. a. Hatdeshurr 3
Al Msridisn Meridian. T. Jarks0n. T.
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A. HARRISBURG Lancaster, = HARRISBURG. =
A. Reading tohnatoWn. a-ilradinR. o.
A. Work Wtlnamsnort q Work.
AZ Trenton Altoona, l. Trenton.
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Totals ~ 10 = IL


Totals y . IS I
'haiteh foT Srhulte m tht ninth inning
'hai'et Tor hraumoni IN the seventh inning
Cincinnau n q o o o % 0 1 z
Chiraro % q n q o y q
Puns- Cincinnati Eran lno~ney Two hase
~ tgan SacTthre hits Schuite. hobllUe
Nirurs ont u, nurus 4 rs Rcuiharh. 4 Ftrst
hasr On halls ~ Burns 0n Rruiharh. : Ralk
Burns Left on hases Cinctnnad 4 Passed
hat Arrher unlre IN chief lohnstone Yield
umpire Moran Time hours
FtrfsnrRu, ~ Jnvta ~ ~.
PtTrsht N June ptushurF had no trot ne
defeatinG - Louis 20 DAY Nebh ire hoy south
raU. nitched good hall Lush Yielded hits when
thel were needed The score
The sun., 1910-06-28
EASTERN LEIGIE.


Toronto shut out Newark yesterday IN the
opening game Of a serirs IN NeWark. The Maple
Leafsrs opened up on Holmes IN the eighth inning
ana cinchrd thr lead The score
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Baaekall. Puio Grsunda Ts-dsy p n.
Cilais Vs. Phi.adsiphia. Adm. tnc.-Adg.
The sun., 1910-06-28

Jersey rtty captured the nrst rame n the
sernnd seftes with M Montreal rluh yesterday
~ 10 srore The Skcetera atung he curves
of Rurnpus iones for nine hits. ore ~ whirh was
= homer ly peininrer and another a triple hy
Clement Wh0 hit safely three times Sltton sept
frc Royals hi's scattered IRE sroTr
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Nuns Z TFN FTlWT TIFnfT- y TT10FN- TNTWIT- .
FAstesN. /. ChicaEo- DougheTty, Gandil Two
has- hit GAndil Three base ~ Easierty
SarFtnce hits aGrancv. Hiarkbufne. Lord stolen
hases Crane, bradley. Gandil Turner Ntrurk
out. nv Harkness. J. BY Olmstcad, Z. by White
First has~ on balls on Harkness. I. on Olrstrad,
T. on White nouhir play. Turner. IA lois and
Sioyau. ularkhurue and Gandi HlAckburue
LeifeF and Gaadn /. left on basrs Cleveland, Z.
ChiraEo Umpire Evans. Time hour and
~ minutes
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Runs Ro-ton FnEir pniladclphia HATtssL
RaaeT, Harm First base On error hastln. D..
philadelphla, lrtt % bases nost1n. ! Phila
Smith Strurk out rs Render = b. smith, ..
Two hass hit Lord SarTinrr hits hendef.
smith stolen bases OldFing Murphy unuole
~ BENDER iStahh hy smith tnsndsr, Wild
plech hrnder t'mnlre IN chief OlOu9hun
fielt umpire Perrine. Time hour and 81
minutes
The sun., 1910-06-28

CWCAoo June q Cleveland iumped On
Olinstcad sAVagely m the nTst inning Of 70 days
EAme scoring four runs on three hits. inrlndlng
triple and q hase on balls. The lead the NoR
could not overcome Hsrkness was Neh sup
nnIllIl ne .rnrn-
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Totals ~ 40 = 4 Totals - ~ q -
~ Louis tON n o
Httsburg iiNO
The sun., 1910-06-28
GIANTS SHUT OUT BY QUAKEUS
IHERE VAS 4 REASON AND
MOORE VAS 1T.
FhIllles Wake TIVE Runs and P'ay a sharp
Fielding Game Br0oklyns Win ClBse
Or- IN RSstsn Cubs niaRked nv the
Rrd, Pirates Defeat the Cardinals.

Another ripa chanoe for tho Giants n
r.sas . uiye gain "a the tuhs WAS lust yes
fFrHtr The tUhs Nere shut nut by the
,rr. unati. but instead Of doing their psTt
# nning the H,aut, had "a submit 10
.rIrout themselves and hy tho ike scorr
.a ,uhs we're al hut hiles> IN tho face
. nIrn, pitching and the Gian,s wrfen't
b better against the pitching of Moore
Philadelphia The pTnoklvns. after
..npr0ng four straight. huCked up and
st' rho Bostons The rtt.hurgs. Whn are
beginning 10 show consistency n form.
rld 70 sasy W ith the Cardinals Tho results
PhiIadelrhiA, =: New IOrk. q.
BrOOklyn. =: Boston. =.
Cincinnati. =; ChieaEO. o.
PittSbuFE. 3: ~. Louis. 3.
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'RAu~f fo- Crisn In tnr righth inning
'RAttei for HolneS IN No eighth inning
Toronta % u q OHa
Neaark q . o o . q
Runs -Torunto Mcdonald. GrimshAW nele
haaty Muurn. MrGinlry Two bsss hit. Aglrr
THREE base BIZ Mullen DoUhle play. Vaughn
Mullen and GrimshAw M-'d0lry. NauEhn and
tirlmshaE Strurk out ~ holncs, hy Nc
GinlcY. (. ny fran.' First base on balls 90
Holmes. of MrGlniey, Rak Holmes
Hft NN ritrhs- rs Womcs Mullen Passed
hail grsp FIrsf hass IN errnrs Toruatn
i.-ft on hasss. NeuarE. .. Toronto. Umpire
IN chief Kelly Fi~ld umpire hoyle Time
1 h.l--r anL % nLLlul..
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Totals - - la
'CoeLiu out. M ~ halted hail
Montreal % ono y {:
Jrfssy Jiu 81 S
Runs Montreal Winter.. Jcrssy Ciy elem
cUt DsininreT Hanfo-d Johnson. Esuo1d rirs'
lao or sprors Montreal Jersey lliy. / len
o. hall, Of Ionss : ~ >itton S'rrk out
~ >ii,on \ hJ io1~s Home uin hei1
irger Thrsc ba'e hii -, ,lerent Two hase hii'
Ahstrin stolen bases Clement Johnson. "
mond Demuiu DoIbis plays Johnson. Hanri
'an snd Ahs'ein NA,ifsss and 'orsill. y lonrs.
On chief Tinneran Held umTire HAlliEan
Tine . hour and - rinutrs
~ FRovipES,T
Pur.,o Oiio oAOoN : .
provitenos . y q % o o 10 !
naiter'cs Taylor and Williams sine and Fiu
gerald
aoss..,., oI5SSSSS:t.
Rsiisnes Home, snd Bair Walloy and gran
Games schedulsd Tor To-day.
NATION A. LKAorT
PhtadetphiA IN NeW 5 ork HroOkln M noston
Ctnrinnau IN ChiraGo ~ l0uls IN Pittshurg
AnERtc,s LEA0ts
Nsv York IN Washington boston IN Phiiadsi
phia Chicago In Detroit ~ Louis In Cleveland
GAarEHE LEAGUT
Toronto N NevArk. Montreal IN Jersey city
Buffalo In Providence. ROchester In baltimore
New YOrk state League.
At EIMIRA
nHT
ViRssbarrs $50 o0oo
Elwtra n n n q q n IS "a
Batleries- Dorner, Bills and Breigef HOch and
Cioughsr Umpire Kelly
At UTtCA.
ATn.ny sO 900 90 IS
t'tira y q n o o. d
Batteries NsWlin and heck Rsaydon McSur
lev Hridges and Burns lmpires Brown and
FiAhrrty
AZ SYRACUSE
$50
Troy -
syracuse 0li n an
NattaFtes-Ashiey. Warner and Nregan DuEFan
and Hurlsy Tmptrss knscland and OBrten
81 Wnghamton Rain
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r-sruv. luns 27f i " had not heen for
.-.' sweeney aud Doe seaman Boston
rrrgl' have won from Brooklyn to-day. bur
.l error Dv the former ami the pitrhtnR NJ
..s a'rer resulted in 3 70 : victory for the
sfu-- BROOKLYN made the FIRST run
..r..sh base on halls. a single by David
90 . smiths sacrifice and BeTgens out
' 49,, Then he lOcais took The lead IN
'rsr Hafof ne SECOND inning on ~ osingles.
-. tempted sacrifrs that resulted In no
urs H".ng uut out because baTRer threw
.. s." '1 third hase and SNseney's single
NrsrsIrn rsgained tho lead in the third
.. f.. anF's-. a foTceout. ~veeneys mun
'ua Hror by Graham Humnels -ar-
7, and a double nv Lennon BaTEer
.- .r Hv batred hall In The third and
r. ra. I'rsr batting IN tho fourth inning
-ir 90 look Hi- niaoe and gave only two
.. ..feu men being retired on ~ balls
..ar.|1u l'e struck 1uf two DOveE IN
nnInv 9Th q man On hrst baee
.. rI mo houk n curtis toward he
f.a fUiTb inning and browns good
..g Hs|s FruoklNu 20 three hifs
90 . 30 Hut ouf Of thr game t0r max
..z hon Hurrh was declared nut
~ inning Tho score.
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TTT|I@ =" ' y y
'Fs''-1 foF Fletcher IN ne ninth inning
'Hs''ed for Anes IN the eighth inning
f-lsdeI7hiA o o o ! "a
'HN 10rS y n y
Runs Philadelphia Dooian First hasc
nj error Philadelphia Lrf On hasss PhilA
HsIr-ia % Sew York . First hase on balls or
Hr1-s { oT Ames Strrrk ont ny Moore. s.
F. s-ss. Two hase hits Merkle NeyefS
.srr.rs hits EnAbe Grant Stolen bases
rl1an Murray seymour. . Passed balls
"1r7r Hti by pirhsr ~ Moore IMuuaS1
Ares Walsh Umpire IN chief Klein. fieh
.=H. Ire Eane Vtwe-a houFs
The sun., 1910-06-28

4 match ~ the Forest Hill Ftld Club
yesterday had four caddies A. principals,
one being Louis Angelo, the most noted
One-armed player in the Hast. Angelo
and GeOrge Smullen were paired and hailed
from the Essex County Country Club.
They lOst after an interesting contest 20
the local team. Prank sullivan and Peter
Farley the latter formerly Of the Baltus-
rOl Caddies. Who finished I up. The scores
we're Farley n. sullivan ~. Angelo and
Smullen ~ each.
The sun., 1910-06-28

In four ball exhibition match on Friday
at the wilmlngton. Del, Country Club.
from Aleck smith and George sargent
by up and 10 plav In thirty-siX holes.
The sun., 1910-06-28

BosrnN June y The feature Of the
maerh play N the Oakley Country club open
Golf tournament TO-DAY vas the defeat Ot
? g. Anderson, a former state chamnion.
hy Heinrich Schmidt Of Worcester, prom
inent last year - an intersrhOlastic player
Schmidt squared the match on tho ighteenth
green The nineteenth vas halyed From
the tWentieth tee anderson drove three
balls Dut NJ bounds and gave up the match.