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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-15

again in or 3 days that she al
lowed him to come for a few squaic
meals.
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C0HFtnsy Nlelsi. 20 Bcslres sf Iih crew
-Cslnmhia And PrnR Rev Wen.

porGuHEEFsiE. y 4. luna p -Another
hot day. bat not an idie one for the oarsfnen
n the late afternoon Courtney. who has
been saying all along that his men didn't
need WOrk. yielded 10 their desires and seat
them over the full course The going was
rather lumpy. 10 that sotns splnshinR was
eHcusahls. bat even rowing up stream 10
the head Of tho course SsaErave. the Cornell
bow man. was tipping the stream.
Culumbla's varsity men took the journey
down the river IN the late afternoon and
swung down In good style In spite Of tho
choppy water they did not splash and iI
was an exceedingly nice piece OF rowing
In the last half mile they picked the stroke
up from thirty. went considerably higher
and finished ~ fast az they could.
Pennsylvania was another which had a
fairly long iaunt The red and blue varsity
oaramen did about three miles, calling again
for favorable comment from those who
watched. Syracuse Eowed on the lower
vaughn SS morning. *. freshmen RS ' ooP Il.
seat again IN tho morning, losing only
one row because Of a slight indispOsition.
Wisconsin was also out
In the morning Rice had his men down
at the nnisn line and started them on for
TOW uNatlea M A0nCh courtney WAtcueu
the New Workers intently and was probably
more Interested by what he saw than by
anything be has seen In the line OF a rival
eisht Tor some time. The Columbia mon
picked 40 with a rush and the stroke ran
from g to - In the fret mile The fresh
men we're waiting for the varsity ~ the
bridge and there was = good scrap
The Pennsy lvania second four met with
q misnap n ne morning. one Of the oars
handle Of V through the side u the shell
The boat may be out OF commission for a
time. Penn's altered appeaTpnCe has
changed many opinions about the chances
Of the Red and Blue In the varsity eight
race. When the Quakers showed up here
nrst they had little 70 commend them
since then they have found themselves
All the coaches with perhaps one excep-
ton arr saying nice things about young
Reath. the Pennsylvania stroke. lie has
improved greatly, and with him the whole
crew has bettered, II ~ the general idea
now that Pennsylvania will be third in IN
race. likely 20 heat Syracuse and Wisconsin.
Expert opinion and other sorts IL that
Columbia and Cornell ought 10 furnish the
fireworks In the chief race Of the day.
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Phlladelphla, .; Boston. ..
chicago. Q: Cincinnati. q.
paaa-a..,r- A. ~ Rn,saa a


BroOklyn's best against the Giants a,
Washington Park yesterday was a good
uphill hEht. but Il wasn't good enough "a
win. Tho Giants took a winning lead IN
the first two innings. and by sharp field
ing they hurled the BrOoklyns back when
the latter we're trying 10 latch up. The
New YOFks batted Bell out Of the bon and
the BEooklyns did the same to Ames Bell
was the first 10 20. Both Crandan and
seaman were effective The latter struck
out eight men
New YOrk's opening move was a hunt.
DevOre being the author and beating smith
throw. Doyle singled, Murray sacrificed.
and VII en- Seymour filed to short right
DevOie dashed IN ahead Of the THROWN.
Bridwen walked. and he and boyle tried
a double steal on which Doyle scored. MeT-
Me and Meyers CollabOrated In q base bit
production 10 the second inning, and a hit
by Ames sent Merkle In and read the
requiem over BELL. seaman stopped the
hitting but Meyers came In on a sacrifice
In the second half II the second the Brock
lyns had three on bases and one Out-a hit
and two walks the whyfoRe- whsTeupon
seaman brlted the ball into ihEQttling
double play A rafting throw by Murray
nipped Wheat in the third when the latter
tried 10 take third on a bic BY humme
Murray scOred IN the NTH on a pass. a steal
and hit By BrldNell. In that inning Amss
walked the plank A base on balls and two
hits gave the nrookiYnH two runs. Len
nON walked and out came Ames.
smith was called out on STRIKES IN the
sixth. -ObieCtiOni- said smith -Oblec-
ton oveTruled'- said Klein -ExceptlOni-
said smith. -NamOose'- said KLEIN. Which
ended the c0lloQuy. Erwin made a run
IN the sixth on a hit. q sacrifice and a mun
by Deyore. BTidWell sandwiched ~ a
sacrifice between hits by Symour and Msr-
klc N the eighth inning. enabling Becker.
who had taken SeymOurs place, 10 stick
New orb tally No . on the hOlRe register.
The score.
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LIGHT WORK on THE THAMES
Kennedy SayI Vale Men Are ut Harvard
Freahmen's Trial.

NV LONDON. June 22.--There viii be
no more long distance rowing by any Of the
Yale crews sAid Coach Kennedy THIS eve
ming. -An the Oarsmen are tn me con-
dition and Il would be folly 10 work them
hard while the temperature IL ~ high.
Very light practice was INDUCED In this
morning and only five miles was rOweo
this evening
COlbun still retains his seat az No. ,.
vacated BY Tucker on account Of malaria.
and as the date Of the big race draws nearer
fuckers chances for returning TO the
varsity boat grow very slim. Tomorrow
afternoon Yales squad will so down N
Red Top In launches and pay their rivals
their annual call"
HATvardS varsity eight did not exert
themselves to-day owing TO the warm
weather The hardest " ork % the day wa
eight miles this evening down stream n
the naval station padding AZ thirty stroke.
and hack 10 quarters The freshmen were
all aboard Mr. HerFiCk's launch lnutog and
formed a sort of excursion marty following
the big crew along the river
HaTvRrd's freshmen rOWed two miles On
time this morning In a blazing sun. starting
az the navy yard and finishing near the
railroad bridge The time made u reported
70 he highly satisfactory stroke from
~ 20 "a was maintained
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The members of the CLUB division OF the
Motor Racing Association are planning
% give a dinner IN A. y. Cordner, Chairman
Of the associations brighton leach Com-
mtttee and the club committee. The din
ing. June 20. and will probably BE- held
at the Waldorf y. r. HollandeF Is chair
man Of the COMMITTEES in charge
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Tomis ~ N "a Do o
ran for Stanage IN ths Hinth nning
IA tted Tor stroud IN he sitth inning
.hatted for pefnrN N the ctghth inning
s'Hatted for liiett In the ninh Inning
~ I0u, q % OIL
Detroit q % . % % . %. .
Huns ~ Louis--St stone. 9. uariyel. Wauare.
~rhWritfcr, Hoffman. rrIesdac. q STEPHENS,
Detroit Mrintyre. 0hh, tuaaiorI. bclehanty.
MoriaFB. SimOnds SLinage Z. Muliin. Two bAse
hit Stephgas ThFeo base hits Mrlnure. e.
traW ford. AoTiaYr. Wallace. Hoffman Home
run hAftnen Narriure nics- Ohb Newman
stolen hasrsH Cohb. FISHER HaTtxeh. 3 iiTst
base on ball. on Muilil. . % stroud y. OF Per
ned. T. or Gilnran. .. 90 p1erll. istt 90 hasrs
D. trnit 4. "a Louis. b. NiflrA out ~ Muiin. 3
hy stroud. hy Powell. U0uhlf play hart
xtu. Truesdalr hud Newman hArtzrli. Newman
and Stenhrus " iid WtHh. Olihghn. mpirr IN
rhiri Dnscn rid umlifc = 0nn0ly Time
hours and % minute,
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POLO
Great Neck Beats Meadow Brook Free.
bOSters IN Hampstead cup Match.

HEMPsrTAD June 22.-The Great Neck
polo players won the second match for the
Hsmpst Fad cup this evening on the private
field of J. = phipps at westb-ry by a total
score Of itt 20 g. The Great Neck team
received i've goals handicap but could
easily have won on an even footing w. u.
Grace. q. ". Sabin. a. MADDEN. J. q. MI
burn. Jr, with total handicap of eight
goals, upheld the Great Neck color. and
their opponents the FreehoOters of Meadow
goals. lined up With Raymond Belmont
A Burden. JT.. j. A RaNiins ami W. q I.
IneW
Earlier In the afiernoOu the first Free
hooters n Meadow bro0k played IN the tie
game with the four of COoperst0Wn. PLAYING
an extra period and winning by "a o J. 4.
kawiins scored the only goa
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in this place, II was one Of the hottest days
for the men and one Of the most fatal 20 the
few remaining contestinR cars. But three
machines, Chalmers 8. Lexington l03 and
Maxwell iO7, finished the days grind with
perfect scores. BolRers. Chalmers 20, still
remains the only perfect score car In tho
tour. Premier No / lost three points for
taking water. Maxwell No. lost iOFty-three
for putting In a new spring clip. replacing a
radius rod and adjusting the fan holt d.
Chalmers No. was peualized three for re-
pairing a fender Glide No. 10 lost lOt for
putting on a new spring. Chalmenp No 4
lost twelve for taking water and Molines
lGt and 100 suffered three each for rehlling
radiators. Chalmers has been Withdrawn
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Totals "a aEM
zone out when winning run vas srored
Ran for l.udrfs N the ninth Inning
!Batted for King IN The ninth inninE
Cinrinuau. 1901 % %
Chirago 90 90 "a
Runs .Cincinnati- Bezrher HObllt1el Mitchell
Suggs ChlcAgOH Even. Holman. q thinner
man Kane Two hasr hits-Aiichell. Mrln-
iYrr. BeAumOni Three hase hlt Evers Home
rrn. HotulAn Sarnlre hit=PaskrTt st8ieu
hass- Mitchell StUirk Out=By Mrlntyre
Fir,t base on hail4-On Mcintyre 3 on suErs 2
DoWney. KgAn and iiobnusl Left on hasss-
Cinrinhau ! ChiArFo. s. Umpire IN rhief-RiS
ler Yield umpire -Emslis Time hour and Is
m lnutss.
PTTrsRURo. a. ~ LoUfa ~, - l.
~ Iorfs June 2. Corridor pro, cd sasy and
Ptftsburg iOoE the nnal RArc Of the series 20 dAy
from St Louis pheins aus iained badly sput
singer a. M result Of foul Up and had 70 retire
from me rAne Ths srore.
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BRITISH OPEN Cur.
Record Fisld sf starters over 1he ~.
Andrews Caurse

.'f'"Naat Wv A'aHN'aAAHt .f . " .Hf.N
EniVRrRoH. June - Play IN tho British
open golf championship hcrsn ~ the ~
andrews links to-day. There Is record
entry The play Is under new conditions
The competitors play tao rounds Of thirty
-iH holes The sixty with tho lowest scores
and also those u ho tie Tor the -iytieth place
will play a hnai tao rounds on Friday
The -coFe- for the preliminary thirty-siS
holes count for the championship
The leading scores Tor the first round Of
eighteen holes we're Duncan. ~ Robson
and Ri-rhnToug Is. Ray and n Tlylnr.
the ttlehohi~f - Brad Harry Nar'iou
ana Willie Sutth ~ lieStoo. T.. Arnaud
Mansy ct Ftanpe and Duu'Hu Ross. -
lOhn Ball. the amateur champion. 9, n'rn.
cans .s'ure b. a fsa,orI' for 'ha HHursn
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au,s Rrcor,I, =, ~. paul

~ PAUL. MINI. June - barney uld
field. driving he ~ hor,r-rov-r HeDy.
Sct a uaW rarord fer twu mites 90 . cor.
cular irark to-day. negotiating 10" Il sfarH"
IN minute 20 seroudz Oidfsid tttpa
for The first mile was a. =. ."roul- boa. Ing
DE pAlma's re'Ont hy uus 49, ,tut iifi
fields previous Feroui fer fwo uil~- on
circular track was 80 - Wada 40 30
angeles len kerscher driving Tho iU1
nurse poser DarrarG. HlsO made rerufd
TO-DAY IN three mile rsCe agatn-l time.
driving the distan'e m minutes - f..
unns
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'Batted 'oT WARRIOR 10 re third inning
PhilAdeipfs 1000 O. -
Ne0 York % 10 % D % o d
Runs PHILADELPHIA Hsrt.cl. Oldring :. Cot.
linz, BAKER. Murphy Hsrry iapp first hase on
errUr- Philadelphia l.cfi Jn ha.es philad-phia
7. Nen l1rs First hAse 90 balls on " arhop q
81 Manning, struck cut. ~ toOnib- .. h,
v arhnp, J, ~ Manning, Home run Oidnng
Two hasc NIT nihns 1hrTlhre hits#nakFT
Ioomb b. Double plays knight. iaporte ana
snase Manning Nnsun Hnd ihasc Wild 1iteh-
Manning HiisHOT ~ arbop, o in three innings.
0i Manning, 3 In st1 innings mpirC In chief
EgHn. firid umpire sheridan. lime hours
and minutes
PHILADELPHIA "a. o.. .. sEW TOHE a. D.. 2
aFgONu uAHH
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REILS WRIGHT WINS.
American Successful IN Third Round Of
ERgllsh TeuHls.

a"NHfHAi AlAf AhfaNiAfH ~ 1--WE nNN
WIMBLEDON. June p In the third round
NJ singles for the tennis championship to-
dsy B"als Wright beat e. Lowe. Ct.
IS. SO Tho Canadian. r. r. Powell.
beat Hillyard. IS. al. "a
10 the ~econd round Of the doubles Eva ns
and Hardy heat Ware aud Bent Z. @ g.
The English player. Powell and
The Canadian 81 the same name heat Sirder
Nihal Singh and otto Hl0m u holland. Is.
9 o. a. MayTOgordatO and Diyon heat
NettletOn and Parton. 80, IS, -
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President Powers ~ the Eastern League
decided yesterday that n, MILAN Of tho
Rochester club was ineligible 10 play in The
Eastern League. The games on June With
Montreal a. Rochester an1 June g. : and =
Al Toronto will have 70 be pia yed over gain
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Two out Whcn winning run vas scored
Chicago ......... a 30 o 0 o o o.
Cleveland .. 90 roo o o q q o o Is
Runs hirAgO-Ciandil. Hlock Cleveland
Grancy. Eastcrly birmingham. SAcrinco Mts-
StOval stolen hasrs-Gandil. Laioie First
base On halls-On Hafkness. l. Hlt by pitcher
- Harkness tGandin. b. Walsh Turner. First
have on cfrors-Clsveiand. q Left on base
Cleveland. g. Chicago. 10 Struck 0ut-By hArk-
burne and Gandli Passed bAll-Rlock Wild
pitch HARNESS Cnpirr In chlcf-Evans Field
umpire KERN. Time hours and - minutes.
Vt LOUIS "a. L. a. pETROfr. ..
DErHOII. June = -Nullln. never a hot weather
pirheT, vent 10 his tbiid defeat IN couple Of
weeks 10 day when ~. Louis beat Detroit The
ar
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snatied for Lord 10 ne nlnth lnnlnE.
~ Inning run sOfcd with one Oul
Washington q o.
boston 90 o o -
Runs- " ashing ton Mcbride Bosaon-Eng
SPEAKER, kirst base on erroTs-rustou J. Wash
lnEt1n. :. Left on bnseN-Bosi0n 4. Washing
TOT. , SUusk out-by smith. ,. BY Johnsun.
Two base mt-Cunroy Sarhnce hits NJ uh.
Hooper. Saerince ny--iewis. Stolsn bases
hiian. LchSell Engle. Double plays-Lngle.
kIcln0N and Lord: ACHride and CnGlaub. Milan
and ti0erfeld hil by picher-By Smith ltics-
sicrl b. Johnson SPEAKER Wild pltches-Smlth,
!. Johnson. l. Umpire In chiet-ferrine. Field
utcs.
CLkvnLAND. ,; CHICAGO "a. ~. >
CLBvKLASD. June .2--Cleyriand defeated Chi
cage io-uay IN q tOuTtccn inning struggle b. a
sc0rc Of 70 :. rnc veteran I'd Walsh Nas
opposed " one Of Manager hcGulTe's recruits
Npcvk Hardness The score
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AZ Omaha--st Joe, ?. Omaha. T.
A. 700 Clty--Soo city. :. Denver. 2
AZ Des Auines-First game-nrs Moinea D.
Topeka. Q Sero0d game-Dcs M0inea. 9. Top.
AZ Llncolu-WIchi,a. 2 Lincoln. l.
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Runs Pittsburg -Bvrue. Leash. Clarke, Waa.
nfr Miller WILSON. ~ L.1uls- hnnutrhy. Two
base hits. Evans, kOnetrhy Three haas hit
Gihnon sArnnre hlts Miller n0uhls may
H-rnOn lunasslstedl Hit BY viicheF-ty Webb
tZachen: by harmon uiyatu Ftrst base on
balls on Wehb. 4. or Curridun. : Strurk out
~ corridor. ]; b. Webb bS Hsrm0n. 2 fen
on base s. louis, J Ift1Shurg, > Umpre IN
chief tombstone. Field umpire Moran Time
. hour and 5 minutes.
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NO STOPPING THB ATHLETICS
THET TNELCT ANOTHER not
BLE NuEtR ON HILLMEN.

Mere Sprr,l. More uusrle and Mere
E,eE,i thing Ilss man IIome ream
llosisns win TIVE Detrults sue.
rur1b &c nFoWus Gle, eiaRd Succrrtis
The Ishlandsrs have dropped htty'tvo
poinis 10 two days That's dropping some
Ihev lo,t another double header 10 Tho
Athlctics Yesterday and have 10 look shaFp
or slar tho Bostons will pass them. The
Rcd soI threw the gan into the Nashingions
twice The Athletvs took a nrner grin
ON Nrst place through he defeat of The
nelTnuS IT tho hands Of -. Louis The
cleveland. Won q fourteen inning game
frum tho th,lgo- The results
PhllaslrIphla. y; New SOrk. O-FlrSt game.
PAlladelphla, %; New SOrk. second
Eame.
Ilastan. q: washington. O-first game.
Ilastan. 4: Washington. is second game.
Cleveland. .; ChIcaEO. 4.
~. Louis, a: Detroit o.
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~ Kansas Ctty Columbus. s. Kansas City. =
A. ~ Paul Sc Paul. a. i.ouisvilis 2
a. Milwaukee, Toledo. J. Milwaukee O.
A. MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis. TO- Indianapolis
twelve inniRgai.
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johnson Spars win kaufman and CoIton.

SAN FRANCisco. June p Jack johnson
SPARED four rounds with Kaufman to-day
and I've tn Cotton After boxing he gave
orders 90 pack lie will start tomorrow
night for Reno. but Delaney will not follow
until saturday Johnson will be- accom-
panied BY the full quota Of training part
ners
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~ sumter First ganr uarou. 20. COluuh Via.
} Second game Maroon. o. Columbia J.
40 Jacksonville lacNsnnyllie. 3 savannah.
A. Columbus Augusta. E. Columbus. O.
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Nue, Win. Mas.achu,etr. rennI, rue

BosroN June ??.-N " Niles the inter
collegiate tennis champion. this afternoon
wrested the Massachusetts, title from Y. &.
Seaver. where II reposed for several years.
by defeating him In three straight sets In
the challenge match on tho lsOnawood
courts The scores we're "a. SO, 50
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Totals IS - ~ D Totals. "a 81 n I
-haiird for Reising N ihe ninth inning
Washington - .' n q o 90
liusiOn ..............u 5000 "a q
Runs- noston-l.Ord Speaker StahL Lewis
kgln0w, Clcottr. First hasf on efrurs- Wash
nliun, J. Left On hasra-llostnn, ;. WaEnngtnn'
7. first haxr on halls On Retsllng. s. on Cicotte,
:, struck out-py Cicottr. ? rs RelsiinE. :. Home
run LORI. Two hasr hits Speaker, dardner,
Sacrinee Mt--WagneT Siolen hases- SpeskeT. 2
hOuhle plnV klelnow and Gardner Nn ~
pltrheT ~ Rclsiing fCicotiei: ~ Cirotte Milan.
klMtrn Wnd Pitch leisllna. Umpire IN chief
Ctoughiin field umpire -Pcrrthe Time
hOur and a. minutes
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~ Anderson greensboro. q. Anderson. T.
a. Spar'Anburg -spariahourg. q. WinHtSa
SALEM.
A. Charlotte First game Charlotte q Green
vile Z. AeCOnd game GreeuHtie. n. Charlotte 0
tdarknrasl
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'Hausi Tor HuEh~s In the ninth inning
Philadelphia 600 Uai a
wee OH % % 10 Vi. 2
Rfins Philadelphia u'd10r Collin. y Baker
Davis, N1Vh5. Barr Un1OhHF Tender Nrv
ORB Nniirr chase Ilrf haze on error.
fnildripNif. t lrN on hasss FrfisdrIpEIa 2
Wv b ufa. a llrrt bHsr on balls uT BENDER .
lN huEnrs, OBJ NffHrk uu' ~ Render . rs
uurhra. b. Three Hlar Hifs Baker HurnFg
Ihendrr Two base bitr 'oItus M.rrhr cree
NacFiNrr hi's hlrr' Nughr, Saruur~ htr.
hAA,l. lmN3h. 90. hrNlff. hulghi NtGlTr hascs
'1INns. AAac. fIau gliIl. chase. tree NIa
H'cr NHgnrs ruirs To- chief Eaan Weld
mUre 'tr.'H.. iwr hour md ti minute.
hoefoN ., o.. wtsUfsrFuT % FIHHr 0awY
HIHrrT June sg Tho serar8rs were Gcsfer
fifT fn NT. '"fnUf bring registered in fHr
.rff md Sob. i.rI'Irr .r .dr winding am In me
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A. Jarkson -gacssnn. .. Meridian 2
~ GreemW0od Greenwood. a. HaideaburF.
a. Hayoo City Nhkon Ciu, q Nlrksaurg. 4
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New York state League.

az IAoI
RHE
syracuse ID 900 400 90 o
Troy o % 5000 q 10 )
RatteFies-Wtltsc scott. Alexander and Hur
ley; Randolph and Warner Umptrrs Kelly and
O'nrien.
At ALnANT
udra o o o 0 % q
Aihany O Oa0 900 a !
Batteries Adrian. Rea Fd0n and Burns Chap
pelle and Cheek. UmpiFrs knccland and
shelter
Ar wiLREsnARhE.
Wiikesbarre o . o 0 o 90 ,
Batteries NaEei and Phiihin. MrCl0skel
Matthews and Brstger Umpire O-rOole
AT SCRANTON
Blngharnton 900 OO00 o. Q 4
Scranton 49,. o 90 o - n 0
RattsTies-WalkeF. Mcmahon and Harkins
FFiene and McDonough. Umpire Brown.
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A. Dallas Dallas, Z. Houston. q
~ Shrsvrpofi shreveport. I. Galveston. q
A. Port Worm Port Worth. D. san Ant0uio s
~ Waco Oklnhoma city. ., Waco. o.
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CounectIcut LsaEnp.

A. HoiyUke -HniTosa a New Haven. g.
AZ hrldgHpdrt- Springfield A MTldren1Ft g.
A. WateFbuFY- hartford. y Watarhufg. d
ANEW Britain -Nsw Britain. 2 NarthaiE uega o.
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virginia LEAGUE.

40 NdTt0lk- p0rtsmouth I norfolk. o
AZ ulmvflIc- unnVfie s. LvuchhurH. {.
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Games schrnuIsd Tor ro..l.,.

AmEnlrAN LEAdrE
philadeiphiH In New York WashinRtou IN Bos-
ton Chicago IN cleveland. 81 Louis ln Detroit
NATIONAL LEAguE.
New York " Hfnoki5n Boston IN philBdslphia.
Cincinnati IN 81 Louis.
EaHrEHN LnAGUE
HumAlo In Jersey city. Rochester IN Newark
Montreal IN Providence ToTonHo IN baltimore
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EARLY LEAD HELPS GIANTS
BROOKLTNS UNABLE To OVER
HAUL THEN.

Bsil ana Ames BSsh Batied Out 81 the IloS
-Gubs win CPhigi battle Prem the
Reds -PhIliles Down D@ves ard
Pirates Lam Cardinnls-The Results.
The Giants grabbed another from the
BrOOklyns yesterday. but made no lmprea-
sion on ChicagO's lead, m The Cubs. Who
are hitting up fast clip. won an uphl v
battle from the Clnrinnatis. The Phillioa.
who are IN the throes Of a brace. slammed
the Bostons and the Pirates damned the
Cardinals The Phillles went up TO the
head Of the second division. The results.
New ISrk. o; BrOoklyn. .,
PhIladelphla. q: Boston. ..
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Totals y 10 u u
sRatted for smith IN the d1th Inning
'Rated Tor Mauser In the ninth inning
Toronto : o.
Jersey Civ. ] o "a
Vuns TOrantO- shaw. McDonaid. O'Hara.
Grimshaw Mullen. MrAllster Corey JeFuSy
CITY Element !. Ueninger Two hase iii
NrDunald Three base hlt Hshnifan 2: Glenn
rnt Cir.mshaw Home mn Clement sarrin,e
hits Absteln. NauEhn. STORM bAses -Hanford
40, tcfn Mullen Jeff on bases- Jersrv civ 4
Toronto {, FiFst base m error Toronto noublr
ulays Vaughn, Mullen and GrimshaN. nrls
hAhty and AcAlnster. sirurk ~ smith
IN Corey 3 hy Nautrr First base on hafs
o. WausrT :. OF smith. 3 on Corey O. Wild piprh
MRuser Hits--ON SWith : IN nve innings. On
COrry. In four innings Umpire IN chef
Murray Fteld umpire Kelly Time--i hour
and IS minutes.
SEWANA. 9 NOMINAL
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BASEBALL Washington Park. To-day aP.M.

BASEBALL, tP.W. American Al. An
eanl. Am-' tn i-urIe Par. Adm Zoe -Igs
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CHiCA0O. June - 'hiCag0 Won from Go
4tnnau 20 dhy hy a HFfrr batting rally In ne
linlh inning Win the hascs fuH hsaumant
Mapped out a double. sendlng me Nluming nun
4 ro.s The nlatr The srorr.
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a. :s..G rs s :: i r. Is; 'is's 4! 'T AZ ..ss '
scores
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EASTERN LEIGUE.


IEusFT err, s. tOuoNto FIRsr GAMT
lrr.r, city ana Toronto ,plit % Yesterday
Iouuit hraurr at lCFsr. tiN The scores
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TStns 2. etB Totals - IA y q
Toronto %.
Jrr-cy Go ]
Vuns Toronto OtlarA. Jersey CITY Han
ford Johnson. 3 Abstein. Two base hlts
lrirnaaty Three nase hts Esmond. Delehanty
Sarrinre biz, Cicment. Ahstein Stoisn hases
nelninger. OHAFs lett on hases Jersey city.
Z Toronto. Itr-t nase ~ errors Jersey CITY .
D1unlr ulsy- ShaW and McAui,tsr struck ont
~ HARTLEY $ by Rutoph 3 FirNt hase on halls
on Rudalrf ! npire 10 chief Kelly FIELD
uniuirr murray Time hour and ~ minutes
rorovro fpueUV CITY HProNp CANE
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LAWToN. OKLA, June ~ After q run ~
ZOO miles from Dallas the eighth runninG
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HUNS New NOrk. De, ore. nogie Murray
Sey ruour. Mcrkie Nos rrs RrnokNn= Dalton.
Hurrh. FFuiu fIr,t uaar on eIrunsa Hrnoklyn
..rft 90 haze, HNev N0rE g. brooklyn. 10 First
Three base no. Doyle Sarufce hps Murray.
HrdwsI ~ranlan stolen basrs-. U0i le Murray
Rrdwell nou Die ulay Hriduel uuYie aud
WrrkIr Hlts on Anes 5 IN iour and tao.
thirds i1rInEs OF Irandalt : m fotT ard mira
inulnrs. OF neI. " IN one and a thifd Inning
90 s.-anIan. 20 In seven and tao thirds innings
Umuirr 10 chief Klein Held umpire kAne
Time hour and minu'e-
FHfiAnE1 Fut, ~ r., nosroN n ~. :.