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CYCLISTS ar VAILSBr r..
Kramer wins 81 TIVE MILES and Lead,
IN Pslnt Tnble.

NEWARK v \ June Frank l. Kramer
won the two mile National Professional
Championship event AZ the Yail-burg
cycle track IN Newark last night and Fad
IN the points table vith a score Of y points
Toe foEler. who finished length behind
the champion last night, Il second in The
table with points Menus BsfeI a..
third Last night and Floyd kFebs vas fourth
About 2.O0o persons witnessed the events
The SUMMARIES
Quarter Nile National championship. aHiatrur
Won b Chris SrheileT san Franrisco. Jaroh
Nagin, \. T v W, Second Joseph Passenger
NsaaFk. third John brennan = II Y. " fo,.Tth
Tine. % IS seconds
Two Nile National chAmuionship. prof-,
sloaal-Won BY frank l.. Kramer. Past Orange
l0e Foxler, broOkyn, -eound Menus neiell
LynbrOok. third. floyd Krebs. Newark fourth
Time 4 uilnutcs ~ 5 seronds
Two Nile -hahdiraD. amatsut-W0n hy ~ q
Abbott Newark. 30 yards. Ben rurtOn Past
Orange, 20 yards. secOnd. LOUIS Cone Yslr
.C c 10 yards. third. Time Z minutes
seconds
Two Nile Consoiau Ton Amateur Won b, fred
Mccarthy. Toronto: Clarcnre Carmen National
4. c, second 2. J. HOluster. Springfield third
Time Z minutes ~ .econds
Two thirds Mite Handicap. Professional Won
81 Perry LaWrrnre. San FrAncisco. Is yards
p. O'S Hehir. Australia, ~ yards second Charles
v stein. Brooklyn. ~ yards. thrd. FrAnk T.
kramer. East Orange, scrath. iOurih. Time
! minute 10 Seconds
Tea Nile Motor Paced Match George Wiley.
SyrAeuss: John Hedetl. Lynbrook. and Alfred
Halstead Sacramento by Wiley, Haisleaa
secoud Bedell. third. Tine. u rinutes nS q
seconds.
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HlRI IRDS ERRORS
telp Dartmouth 10 q VicioFy Over the
crimson a. BASEBALL.

COiBEIDgt. Mas June Harvard Loaf
~ evrur- "a Dartmouth ~ baseball IN
Soldier Field TO-DAY. Tho -core Vas m g.
Harvard s"or-d 'n the nrst snd Dsrtwouih
m the Second inning. amt tbe winutng run
DID mot come until the ninth inning.
IN the hr-t inning Roger, heal out en-
infrid grounder. stole -e,ond and con
tinu.-i - third IN the cstcher's poor throV
10 -scond He scored On Mclaughlin :
sacrifice ~ After this HaTN ard went out
In order except In the nt'h and -iVth In
ningr. and none cot past second ln these
inuings
For Dartmouth. HOban vent 10 third iu
he zevoud inning on Uirks's Wild throw
~ first after feldinR hi- grounder 4
single by Chadhourne scored him IN tho
ninth MinOl dropped Mitchell fy. allow ing
the Dartmouth pitcher 10 reach srDoud
and he scored on ChadbOurnps =ecOud hn
MhChsll pitched a good game. hut Hicks
would have held him even With proper sup
port The zoore
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Totals. Is ram :.
'natled Tor Pstsr.en In ihe ninth nhing
fbatied for sine "a the seventh lnning
ihatled for Lavender IN TOE nlnth lnning
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ms, = pahar. ? nagla . MurphY, barry. Give
hit-Aurphy. SaeFiacs hli-Bakpr. SacFtAcs ay-
kapp. aeolen baoaa-ColnA. : DAytA Barry
tirt. he.e % haill-oa Berger. L % ponlA 2
~ Doane lbArryl, nrst baae On srrorS-cisye-
lA1Q y fniiedelphla, 4. Left On haaee-Cleseland.
PnlladelphiA D Struck oNl-Dy Doana, 3 by
nSnaef. uoanle playa-furneT, Lalole aud
slevels haher, Colllla Ana Davis koastnef.
Laiole and Sloyah. Wnd pitch nahder Umpire
~ chief-Egan. Field umpire Evans Zine
hour and q minutes
CHICAGO "A. 49,. s. nostoS a Llt
CHICAGO. Juae s-rhs Waite soH defeated ios
too here tAls afleFnoon IN q twelve lnning reme
~ ne score VI 70 q The haasTunnlng Of
Erehch Kept the Chicagos IN ne runnlng aud
ihe rame foe them The score
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Browns I've sits on TOOIs shulII Made
When IheN GaIInIed.

Providence. June Browns fielding
gave the Hill team q 10 victory over
Pennsylvania a. Andrews Field TODAY
Shuliz pitched remarkable hall for tho
visitors and deserved victory. He gave
tVO hits, but one NJ them was three hagger
while an inOpportuns pass and Deacon'-
error followed tho Second hit IN the third
rnninE Among other things Shultz famed
nine men
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Runs- Princeton RaId Dawson, Cunningham.
Sterret stolen bAsrs Rallin. Bard, cunning
ham SteYrett SarHn-e hits BARD. Sierret
STRUCK out ~ Gteenhsunl. s. By foie3 4 Firsi
hase on halis-On Green baum. =. OF FOLEY, =
Wild nth Foley Passed hail -nawsOn Double
plays Cunningham. Warwick and Stertctt Cau
iey and n0wd. folsy, n MahOnsy and powd
First hase On error prinC aton a. Hob Cruss.
plTe -WaldrOn Time no n and ~ minutes.
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Runs y rarusr Nash Power King Yale
Logan Two hass hits logan Murphy Scully
Tnmufrs. \ ~tTurk 1ut ~ GOV g. hy Tor
ners. 4 b. Cottrrll T. sacrifice hts holmes
Gore, Taylor WId riich rommeFs stolen
harss Nash Holmes RaEer. Logan Murphy.
Merritt Umpire n-erher rirnr hours
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NunN-PennaY N anlh-A Iha1 ~ Bros n -
SaEh. hc1ne1sey stolen hasea 4. rhayer, smith
Deacon Three base hits Nash. Wood Sacrifice
hita-Gilcs 2 ThaYer noubie plays Wash. Man
sur and Giles. Mansur and Nash struck out -
hllas. BY dhultn First base on balls-On Hliaa
3 On Shultz. T. via pitch Bliss NE rs pitcher
by nlias. 2 Passet hnll-Hennessey LEFT On
bases Brown, q Pennsyivania. Umpire Nus
aett Time hour and N minutes
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w. Byrns defeated o. Kirby BY Aroru
~ 9S 70 - IN forty-siH innings In the turf
mems three cushion billiard tournament
az Doyie'a last night.
In . game II 49, AZ Daly's last night
Ora MoFninEetar defeated q Hendricks
by q score ~ lO1 % ie3 MOTningstar
hifh run was o. Hendricks'a 81
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did not extend himself to-day In he boxing
We spared four rounds with Walter None
han and ave with Cotton Among the
spectators we're JOhnhy HerEert. formerly
known a. Young Mitchell. nov leader II the
Bosrd of SupeFvihOFs. and acting Mayor
Kelley
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Three Fast Sounds for JeHrles.

RoWARpENNAN. June : Jshries boxed
three fast rounds With Armstrong; to-day
and made the neGro's mouth bleed freely
The boxing platform was not finished until
late this evening 80 there wac no boXin Q
hetwesn ieRFies and CoFbeti late IN the
day IeRries and Farmer Burma climbed Ben
Iom0Ud
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NNNlVhAA ANANNh
s. Louis in Zee York CincinhAt In Brooklyn
Chicags In Philadelphia. Pittsburg IN Boston
AMHRiCAN LEA0ru.
New YORK In ~ Louis B1ston IN Chirago.
Washington IN Detroit Philadelphia In Cleveland
GAsTERN LEAouE
Pravidenrs 10 Jersey CITY. Newark In nalu
more. Rochester IN Mantreai Buffalo In raronto
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Amhsr.t.MmIans Game June 70.

WuLiAMsroWy. Mass, June --Ths Will.
iams- Amheryt baseball game. postponed
! from Memorial Day. will bs played on
June % THIS game will entertain q large
crowd 81 Williams alumni az commence
ment time
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Huns hicag0- Zimmerman (. Sherkand
Naancs, Hoffman, Tinker. Archer. Philadsi
pnia-tiFAnt. Mage. :. ftrst base on errnfs-
ShCago, a. philadelphia. :, Left 90 bases-
Ou ole, Z. Struck ~ Cole :. by Snarls. ,:
el haronry, !. Home run -rinkef. Thrre base
4l hotman. Two base hits Archer. Mage. =:
Hneckard stolen hases -Sherkand Srhnite
uouhlr play Walsh. Ofant and nfanshsld. I'm
nire IN chiei-Riglrf Ficld umpire fmsie
Tine hour and a minutr,.
hosrON ~. a., T. FtrruuUaa. pIEaT 0AAH
huafuN. June Nn eycn hrrak was the result
" INC tao games played here ihis aiieruoon. In
INC hrst Curtis hrid the Pirates 70 Two hiia The
sr0rrx
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A. Fert Worth Dallas .. Port Worm. 4
A. were Galveston. 9 Waro. o
AZ 9an Aatouio- San Antauio. Z. Houbtun 3
~ ehrevepgTt- Shreveport. 3 Ohiahona Clfy. I
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ITUAoA. June The Cornell track team
has elected Edward q Macarthur Of Hudson
Is. Y. csptain Tor merit ssaeOn. Macarthur
" q junior IN the college of Law Ne won
tho quarter mile IN The Princeton Imeet
this year and vas second IN he inteTcol
i8aiage quarter.
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Totals 10 q y b.
'Batied for Camnllz in the slghih iaaiag
Plttsburg ..... 5000 % o 0
Boston ...........O OSs 80 =
Runs-HOston -HerEog. ~, rps Shean. Beck
flIst baNe on errprs-pittxburg. q Len on bases
-p1tlsburg. O. Boatoa, T. Ftrpt basc on hAlls-
on CamnltR, ,. on Curtis. !. Strark out-By
Nurus. :. b. CamnitE. l. Two base hlts-Beck
shcNn. Secnnce hlts-Campbcl n. Miller.
Graham. Double plays-WRgneg AID rvnh.
wv by picher-By Camniu Cultnsi. Umpire
IN chief Klein. F1ch umplre-Kane Tine
hour and = minutes.
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Runs- Dartmouth Mitchell. Hoban Har
vard =H0rers tsfft On bass Harvard g. Dart
mouth. q Two base hit. Norton Sacrifice hits
Mclaughlin Brady. Sanlen bass ilorers. LAM.
gan First has on bats az Hirks. :. On Mitchell
= Strucs out=by Hcks. 10. by MibheL s. I'm
piFe- Mclaughlin Time 4 hour and ~ Minutes
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rrssuno. .. so.rOS. .-s.cosr s.ns.


pitishurE 0OOi OOoi T.;
Boston o 0 o 0 o o o!
Runs P1ttsburE Campbrh. ,. " agneF. Boston
- hertog sharpe. first hslse On errors-noat ton
burg, q First base On hells on White. = On
Lever l. Strurk out-By MatFTn. 2 Home run
Campbell. Two base hlts-fiibson. Herrog
Sarriece hlts-Clarke, Mattern. r. Miller Wagner
NAcrinre ayl, Miller. stolen hase-Sharpe
Passed bau-Gihson. Umpire 10 chief-Kleu.
Field umpire-kane Tine hour and ~ mlurtes.
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Wou-EarBR Mas Iuae a-HaTTy Woun8ood
1lurhaF ~ tie Fafi River team ~ the New Hngland
fRagus. rWlried eleven innings 70 day Without
ALLOWING Ne o. . run. Ne issue1 sla pastss bot
fnn River Won. I ~ o.
WILGfAnsrOwN. Mass June Capt Temple
loa nitfher % ne Williams hasehnM team, hna
rpr9ispf n0frn from ne New f1Th Amarirana
~ NeW Yerk Nadolaa. ne Detruit ed ne
Washilgaga clues rempietoa. n j. believed
Nili a0t toia ne professional ranks
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A. Lancaster Harrisburg. =; I.ancAateE, !,
Aa JohnatOWu- Jamestown. 2. Aeadlng.
Ae Alloona ltoona, a. Trent1n.
AZ WtllamspoTt-Wi liamapoft 7. YORK.. I.
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Al LolIipytlls kanaas CITY. a. Louisville .
a. lndianapols 81 Paul. Z indianapaila. o
At Toledo --roledo. q. Mlnneapelis, &
AZ Coiumbus- Milu aukee. =. Columbus, 2
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A. Rroc kton- Lynn. n. Brockton.
AZ Par Rivey.-Fall River. l. Worcester. o
AZ havefhill- HSg erhin. :. Lawrence. 2
~ NeW Bedford Lowell. l. NeW Bedfofd q
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AMERICAN LEAGJ q.
New lOFk-st. I.suin Game cut short By
Rain with Sesre q TIE.

The HishlAhders and Browns played a
I've game yesterday. which IL the nearest
the tailenders have come 10 beating tho
leaders this season Rain ended the game
81 the end ~ the seventh inning A. one
time tho Browns sere three runs ahead.
bat the New Norks were there with their
usual lighting spirit The DetToits vOn
from the Washingtons. making eleven
straight sins for the Tigers. The Ath-
letics registered their first victory IN the
West smashing tho Cleveiands. 4 twelve
inning clinch hetseen the ChlcagOs and
Bostons was wOn BY the former. The re-
suits
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Totals - . y ~ 3
r' o. .ssT I'M the siath inning
.H. vcrusihrrg m ne srveuth Inninr
.. Nrfaau IN me MINI inning
30. 49, -
90 y o o =
nrH nst nes~hsr (. paskert W0b
truFn Faan nuwue5 . nciean
Nr11aEn Hummei nagtds0n Flrat
srf0v riurinnau q. nrookiYn : l.eft
.. lr.'unaH o. hrOutfn a first hasF
~ Burns Z N Hurkrr ~ grhneI
.fssau Tgurk OFT - nurns =
V Dessau Thrre haHs he
TOO Haur fIts paskfrt Fgnn Mclean
N rasEr-f u1auey . sa-rIare Az
.f1- haseH Hrsrher paafeff u8u
piss Erwin Apd Leuno1 lennou
HNf bN rifshff o. a" hnefhsrT
1f DcBfau Milan hits--0H
''H nningH un 8chueiheTT, IN nne
1s-rHI. IN TO inninns. tmFife n
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Nals Nm PrsstIse at laks,iIIs.

Nav HAyEN. June Yales football
praotics Will begin September rs a. Lake.
vile. Conn. on me aihIstir Geld n Hotch-
kias grhOoI
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shlsi-oDay. FeiA umplrs-BrsaaaA. Tine
SaieAoo ~. ~, !. PuILAbHlFIlA N. ~. a.
tRlLADELFuiA, June a-chicnro broka he
losing stfeak 10 DAY 6y easily bsaf ne Philiiss
noolaa = 70 vas pul out Of Tie sAdas oy Emslls
h.sttlaaas', drew = hIee DAYS Suspension irOm
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Washington . o.
DETROIT ... ..... o ] )
Runs. WashingtOn Lenvelt Detroit D
idnes. Itsth. Delchantg. MpFiaTtY, Schmidt
ice hits r. ZONES. flmmera. Al1len baaEa-
ktuIfeF ID Ionns Cobb First haae % helis- OF
GrO8m. 3. % summers, ~ % haanl-Wash
hi Summers. nouhle piaYs-Sehn1L NOR
afty and n loves. Lsfveli and StTet Passed
han-srhmidt auirs IN chlaf. n LouEllln
Fiaid umpire egrine ftus-l hnur and N
miuutes
pHtLAuVtPuIA "a. ~. ~ osBvu.ANb. Z.
CuMvULANp. June The PhiIlies Eathered .
iotal of seventeen hits from Cleveland to-day
rsEe arWyg
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GIANTS ON THE QUI VIVE
mr. AND FIELD WELL AND
RLlNk TIE CARDINALS.

rails sturdy DefcRco 10 ~. Louls Pre-
vents q More dlnesldied Contest Cin'
~lnnatls I.ike a Denlon D,et- Pirates
nrcsk ENen and cubs beat Phiilles.
ne Giants hit up a clip Yesterday which
H, 'oo lively for the Cardinals and the
Ter drea NhiteWash The Giants
..i cubs are still In the same relative pO-
fnn,. for the cubs after dropping three
-aiyh' pulled themselves together and
,, fali out OF the Phillies The Pitts
..ss and Cinrinnatis snapped positions
.ain The Reds lAmbasted Brooklyn and
o Pirates split even In Boston, winning
rs socOnd game. which vas eleven innings
3. aud retreatiny 10 fourth place The
.. tlts
NrW NoFk. .: ~. Louls, q.
Z mrinnatL n; nrOOklyn, 2.
'niraES, .: philadelphia, ..
Ho,tOn. =; PtItsburE. O-FIrsl game.
Fitlsburg, =: Boston, 3-seeSnd game
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A. Norfnik Rirhmoad. 7. Norfoik. o
A. LYnohburg Portsmouth,, n. LyuchbuTg. .
AZ nanvine nantiiie a. Roan0ks A.
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a. Greenwood- GFeenwuod. ., MeFadlan o
AZ lartaoh iarhaon. y. VieksburI. q
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A. C0lunn BIZ Coitmhus. q: C0lumbia. a
~ aavannah Savannah. 4, Augusta.
80 Jacksonville Jacksonville, & Macon. y
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Al Waierbury WaisrhuFy. q. View Hagen. I
Al prrinHngld 1YidHeroTt D. NprInrarid .
~ New Hgttain New britain. 2 H9yoke 4
AZ Haftigrd HaFifsfd ~ NorihhaHpton T.
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bad DAY FOR Big COLLEGES
YALE, HARVARD AND PENN
ALL BEATEN AT BASEBALL.
Prheelon only Successful One oI the MIS-
FOur, Downing Holy CToss-SyTacnse,
DaFtm0uth ana Brown Find Vic
TINS AmonS the supposed Great.

tins AmOng the Supposed Great.
PrinostOn was the only one Of the Big
-Four to win lie baseball contest yesterday.
The Tigers trimmed Holy Cross. Syracuse
did for Yale. Dartmouth did up Harvard
and Brown took In Pennsylvania. Although
Il IL late In the season there was a deal
Of ragged PLAYING, Which 10 each case
cost the losers dear.
PRINCETON. June . Princeton had LITTLE
trouble In defeating Holy Cross to-day.
for Folsys support wavsred az critical
moments, while the Tigers helded best
behind Creenbaum when there were men
on bases The game was uninteresting
aud generally llsiless ONing 70 an injury
to X b. White Reed Was shifted FROM short
10 third Cunningham was brought IN TO
short. aud Noodle, the bog pitcher. played
In centre field. The combination worked
we'll and aside from an error by Cunnln CHAM
In the nrst the Princeton nelder- did not
make a slip The nearest that Holy tross
came 10 . score was in the tfth, but with men
on second and third y. Mahoney struck out
The score.
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Toials a lu'sA -
'daRdn oct hli b, ha,lsI bau ons out uhsa
WANING run was sroreu
Boston. . % 90 o o %
Ohicago. o 90 OOU -
Huns boson Hooper. Gardner. /. Carfigan
lhrAfo-fIench. = GAnhll. 4 Smith. Two base
hits -french. uoughertY. Bradley SarrinCe hits -
White, G, smith, Wood stolen bases -Gardner.
CarriEan, fond. Hooper, LORD. GandiL Strurk
Ftrti base % halls on T. smith, 5. % e. Smith
double PiAYs-Lsd Gardner ahd bradley.
GAsoll and hack hurne. 2. LEFT on bases -ChicaGo
noston, Umpire In rhlei-Sherldan. Yield
umPlfe-PeTine. 1ime-s hours and " minutss
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
aIANnINo o. rnE cLuns


Newark wound up is Anst a. home series with
! Irovidence Yesterday, trimming the liam Dlggers
70 !. incidenially the Indians got back Into
nrai place. thc Rochester team beaing Toronto
which vas 10 the lead. Inc score.
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.~faa q - "
Esrsi Tor Uorrdon In the eighth inning
l0.- . . o 90
.ar "nFh % o %
-~s New York Devorc. =. seymour Hrid
uF,hn. Merkie, Meyer. First hasr on
NTv York Ten on bases ~ Louis .
'ors First base ~ balls Of Amrs. O.
40 urIdon StrTrk ~ Corridor 3 hy
.a.s-Ar T hy Ames 4 Three base hit nrid
Two hAse hits Corridor. Doyle Devnn
.r.,s Saruhrr hlts-Deyhn. Merkir Sarft
..r o. werkis stolen base -Devore Doube
tH. H.. Pm, ami Pheips, koucirhy ana Phelps
"HeI 10, - and Mfrkie. Ames. Doyle ana
10 Pssssd halls Phelps. Meyers Umpire
-s' tonnsiOnr Yield UNI pire- Moran Time
-.--- Ia 10 ..In.laa.
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. sss:s' g ,:sss.s I 2s E:.',
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sBatjed for Crikt IN mini inhiag
'hattsf for FERN IN ninth inaing
Nc bots out hit b. hatted ball

enatied Tor lrlai IN ninth lnnlng
'nattsf for FERN IN ninth inalng
Nichols out BIT b. hatted ball.
baltimore 0an0 oil
jersey City .
Runs Baltimore siaEie. Goode. Man. 2 Clancy
.. Waish. Duhu. :, ByeFs. Russell Jersey CITY
Clement hanniian. Deinlngeg. Ahstein- Two
base hit Deiningcr rhree hase hlfs Wash.
Hyers Hail Cieneni Home run Abstrin
sarrlar- hit Nirh0is Sacrifice hies-Clanry
Iohueur stolen hases. Ntrhols Hyefs LETT
on haze Jersey Ciy S. Baltimore. Firet base
on error Baltimore. Z nouble piaY Nichols
Dunn and Cianry struck out ~ Sitton. ~
terry, A. b. Russsil - Niskera First base
on halls or Sitt0n. o. Very, =. OF Russell /.
Hlu- OH Ntt1n. w one and one Third inninga
o. Ferry II IN seven and tEu thirds tnhings
on Russell IN four inning or Nirkers. IN I've
lnungs Umpire IN chief Hurst Held umpire
byron Time hour and a. minute
AZ ToR0Sro
WorhcsteT - 10 0
Toronto o % :
Batteries Savidre and Bhlr Newton and
Slatter-
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ns,sSnlL Psls oEsusa. Ts-ssy 49, n.
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A. LAhcoln :. omaha. s.
AZ Topeka--Wtchita. Z; Topeka,
AZ ~ gosrph DsnysT ~ 81 Joseph &
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A. Nasavals -Knonyilis. 70. Ashsvilis :.
AZ HOME ohssoa CITY. !; nose.
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a FsrsTssIs- PsrsSS1ls. 3 Biy,SsSs
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.rn were the debilitated demons yes
'.-.t. There are days when the Reds
demon dot. Yesterday being one Of
.r.-. fay- 6TiNiih's gaxabes wiped 40
o. cid With the BrOoklyns. slamminR
'-..s rroher- and hsaping up runs In
cd frd large clusters One ofthe slammees
r h1eiherE. who vas underg going his
H1'ional League experience - a boa
We viil remember his debut for
no mo II vac the seventh inning IN
-.- - pitched. seven rincinnati runs,
rT Poo. four bases IN balls and 4 M
.a'. we're among the happen ings
r. -rhneiherg = tenure Of Ofice
's.r.-f vas the man hlt The ball struck
leg ne head and knOcked him I'M
Ne appeared 70 No ell right
game -. hONever. and resumed
BuckeT was knocked OUi 81 the
ne -iNth inning and there was
- IN store for n,sssau In the lasi
~ los ney led the cincinnati
.r'Illerv with three sin Giles and
Dov nev had q remarkable fuil
r- our nfts two sacrifices tWo stolen
runs and III chances In the
Burns. late ~ Washington ami
ne Ameriran League. nugxlsd
t'vns m 81 but the seventh inning
grouped four hits for two run
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Totals - J = 2
.Ratied for Trus>daIs In Ias sevsath inning.
New York % 90
81 Louis. ......... o -
Ruhs New NOfk -Hemphill, WolteF. Mitehcll
WARRIOR ~ Louis Newman. SehweitRer. KIN.
Ter ? Two base hits- Stone. hemphin. sacnAee
hies- HartHsil. WAFbop Sarrtnce fy-kllhfer
stolen hasesa Bailey, thaSc. Ftrtt haae % balls
on Bailey !. on WARRIOR. s. struck out ~
Bailey. 9: D. NarhOp, Left on bases ~
Louis. S. New Ygrt, I. Umpire IN chief Coanolly
uwTHofr 5 u,eHfNoToN l.
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New YSFE state League

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FranElln and Marghan.f
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uns-NeWark-Louden Schlany. thinner.
man henrne. 2 hcGinnity. Providence -Elsioa.
stolen Srhiany Loudea. SacFtnce hits
Grttulan, Hoffman. sacrifice mes-Nmmerman !.
SchiAAy. Two hase hit-CouTtney h0me run
L0uden. mk-On sine. In hA innings. on
Thompson. l. struck out-By MrGinnlty, q hy
81 SINE, !; on Thompson, :: % Lavender.
nh b. pitcheT- ~ Thompson Meyers Passed
ball--hearne. Umpire IN chief-keiiy fieid
uInpre- Boyle Time hour and As mlnates
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BErRotT June A. Summers vas very easy IN
the EARN innugt ~ N days game and onb
surerb defensive Work b. ne TEers kept TIE
III ashlnrton snore down. The score