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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
Phiilies, with Trio OF Runs'
Rob Brooklyn Of Eleventh
Inning Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. July lone more chapter
was added TO the book of tornado termlna-
tons when the PhIlies overCame a tWo-fun
lead i'm the last half Of the eleventh inning
and batted out a thrilling victory over the
Brooklyn Superbas here this afternoon.
Three home runs. triple ard a single
were crowded into that even;iu frame
and when the battle was over the Pnillies
had scored runs, while the cohorts OF
Dahlen stopped at :.
After battling along on even terms from
the seventh inning Brooklyn decided In the
eleventh that it was about tine to eaten
the next train for New York. Tex En-
win hit the ball to the right field fence FOR
the circuit, ana Nap Rucker sent the
sphere hurting into the left field bleachers
for another homer. The fans" were in
despair, for the game seemed gone beyond
recovery Chalmers, however, threw on
The power, and the next three men went
out with scarcely a struggle
In. the second division OF the inning Char
ley Dooin set the stands in an uproar by
ripping off a triple TO deep centre. The
lanky Eeehe ran for Doom. and crossed
the line when Hummel threw Knabe out
at first, after Lehr, batting for Chalmers,
had famed out. Paskert hit to centre for
a base, and Hans Lobert brought the game
to 2 thunderous close by slamming out d
homer which bounded into the left field
bleachers. scoring Paskert before him.
Five pitchers were used in the game. "
Rarger opened hostilities for Brooklyn but
retired in the third inning after he had
hurt his leg in running the bases. No runs
were made off Bareer and only two hits.
He had a lucky escape. however. for in
the second inning Magee doubled to right,
but forgot to touch first and was called out.
Soon after this Walsh drove out LONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

Steve White, the Princeton pitcher
authority for the statement that he has
signed contract with the Boston Red sox
More than four hundred entries have been
received TO date for the games OF the MIL
rose A. A. at Celtic Park on July 10, ana
the committee is considering the advisable
ity Of closing the lists before the stated
time. OF July 10.
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Game Nfoped from .Su0erbaS

single. but there were two down, and WaiSh
died stealing.
Schordt retired in the seventh inning,
after he had filed the bases and allowed
one run. and Nap Rucker assumed COM
mand: but, although he put his team IN
the lead in the last inning, he could not
keep the Phillies from winning Ewing
was taken out in the seventh inning TO let
Brausdeld act rs pinch batter.
Brooklyn took an early lead. and had q
three-run margin in the seventh inning
Schardt blew up and when he was ousted
i'm favor OF RuckCr one run had been
scored and the bases were filed, with two
out. MGgee drove out a single on the sec
ond pitched ball and scored Bransfield and
Paskert, tieing the score.
The score follows
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BOSTON
.Ea,tes for Mossr in seventh inning.

Totals. SO IL p 10 2 Totals. 81 .
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TWO GAMES FOR NEWARK
McGinnity Goes to Rescue IN
First. a 10-Inning Struggle.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribunc. J

Providence July Newark won poth
games of a double-header with providence
here to-day. The first game went ten Inn
ings and Newark nosed out victory py
a score Of 10 g. Boyce was knocked Out
OF the box and the Iron Man finished the
game and not tally was made against
him.
The second game was marked by the
ni,ching of Pietce. a recruit for Providence
he having eight strike-outs 10 his credlt.
The visitors won. however. by score OF
; 10 8.
The SEQ, IS follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
Philadelphia o o o o 0 Is
EASY GAME FOR DETROIT
Tigers Pile Up Eight Runs and
Shut Out St. Louis.

Detroit. July 1.-Willett allowed ST. Louis
four scattered singles to-day, and ietroit
won, by a score of s to 0. Willett also
proved the offensive star Of his team, get
ting two triples out of two times at the
bat and scoring three runs. Hamilton
pitched good ball for five innings, then De-
troit Knocked him out OF the box.
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
CT LOUIS BEATS PITTsBURG.

ST. Louis, July LIN fercely contes'sa
game to-day St Louis defeated Pittsours
bv a score OF TO Q. McKeohn!e ana Ml'H
Mere nut out Of the game for proIesuas
decisions. and Clarke was ordered from Wv
game and later Of the field for SOLIDS
Ian and for causing his players 70 pTo1es,
Harmon and Leideld pitched good o@'
The score follows:
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LAJOIE DOES THE TRICK
Drives In Three Runs for Maps
When Sadly Needed.

Cleveland, July Larry Lajoie, the hard
hitter, made his first appearance in game
for Cleveland to-day since May p. He
batted for Graney in the eighth inning
when the score stood 10 2, with the bases
full and two out. He drove the ball over
Callahan's head for two bases. and Cleve-
land beat the White sox by score OF )
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
CUBS SCORE THREE RUNS
Two More than Needed, as the
Reds Fail to Get One.

Cincinnati. July Cincinnati could not
hit McJntire to-day, except in the firth in
ming and bad base running spoiled that
chance for the Reds, so that the Cubs won
by a score Of 8 TO 0.
Because Of Captain Chances illness, Hof-
man returned to first base for Chicago and
C0ode TO centre field.
The score follows:
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ST IOi.Is
DETROIT
totals Is 10 q Is ! Totals. 80 o 4 "a II 0

Detroit. 0 q Ks
s.. Louis. ....... 0 o o 90
Two-base hit--Delehanty Three base hits.
6 Innings. off Mitchell in innings. Sacri-
fee hlt-rush. Sacrifice nics-DraNe, Cobb,
Dclehanty. Stolen baees-Joncs. Push. Double
play-Cp'Learv 10 Bush 70 Delehanty Left on
bases-St Louis. r: Detroit. 3. First base on
balis-On Hamilton. ] of Mitchell; .; OF
Willott, ]. First base on errors-St Louis. l.
Hit By pitcher-By Wulett stephens Struck
out--9y Hamilton. by Mitchell. l. by VII
lett Q Time-1:3s. Umpires-Evans and Null
len
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BOSTON.
NEW YORK

FHsI Udst on tITOlS-NtW fOTk, J Boston, I
Two-osse hits--Devore. snotgrass. Murray,
Sweeney. Miller Three-base h.ts-snodgras S.
Doye. Ecme iuEs-DevoTs %. 3acrihee hit
Tenney. Stolen bssSs-Sweeney. Herzog Murray.
Miller. Left on bases-Beston, 10: New York.
4 Bases on balls-On Mattern ] of Msrauard.
] or Griffin. !. STRUCK out--By Maruusrd Z:
by Griffin. 3. Hit by pitcher--Dy Griffin. / Hits
OF MatteTn In Innings (nOne out in third.
OF Griffin, s in 8 innings. Time OF game-2:O0.
umpires-Frary and ODay
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SHELTERS LOSE TWO GAMES.
p nv telegram 10 The Tribune


Baltimore July Jersey City just fell
short OF nosing out the second game of a
doube-header here to-day after losing the
first game TO the orioles by a score OF I
to 3.
With the score 70 at the opening OF
the ninth frame Of the second game. Jersey
CITY fell upon Dygert and with hits by
Wheeler and Butler and a triple by Roach
Melted three runs and forced Dygert to re-
tire in favor % Vickers who saved the day.
The scores follow:
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BUFFALO WINS AND LOSES.
MORNING GAME

MORNING GAME
A. Toronto r. II. T.
Toronto 80 o 0 3 o.
Batteries-Brennan. shultz and McAllister:
Rudolph and Phelps.
SECOND GAME.
r. II L.
Toronto 40 o o Ks ~ 2
Buffalo ......0 O Ga o 9
Batteries--Mueller, Tesereau and Phelps Cor
ridon and killifer. Umpifes-Kelly and KEENAN,.
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Totals, e.. .26ao27oOI ro'als,..2o : q %


sRat,e6 Tor Ferry in ninth inning
O. ouis q a y y
pntsburs. ,..... . o
Two.baso hfts-wlson, Clarke, Bliss s .",
llace hit - Evans. S9erlhee ny ,vssSrs
nonble plav--Wnson. Byrne and Wasn,s,u,,
STOLEN bases--Eyans. Wagner Hugslns ~
bv pitcher--By LeifSld, ! evans. Bases 500 *
halls--On Harmon, g. OF le.htid, .. - ca
ow,-BN Harmon, &. by Leihold LsIs "a
SSses--,pit. sourg. 4. 81. Louis. T. fime-S'~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Easen-
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WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
Totals. Al isl427Io7 Totals. IS 10 p Is 5
.Batted Tor Cunningham in ninth inning
IN Tod fnr 1nhnann In ninth lnnlne

Stated FOR johnson In ninth Inning.
Philadelphia. q 2-l3
washington OIL. o = o o. s
% Two-basa Cunningham Inpp Lord
Baker Thrfe base hits-McInnis. Elberfeld.
HON. rum Baker. Hits-On Coonbs . In q
lnnines, on BENDER. In 3 innings. Sacrifice
ny-BaT y. Sacrifice hitn-Ifaruel Mcbride.
stolen hases--Nilan (2l, Schaefer. Henry Col.
Inns Elbsrfeld Gessler. Derrick, Barry.
Double plays Henry and Mcbride; Cunning
ham, Mcbride and Schaefer; Barry ana Der.
rick T.eti on bases Washing ton, ., PhiladeI-
phIa \ Base on balls-On Johnson g. IN
Coomhs, : on Bender. (? First base on errors
Washington, q. Philadelphia. = Hi by
pitcher-- Elherfeld, By COMBS Struck out
Pv johnson. o, nv Coombs. 4. by Bender. {
Passed hslls--Henry. T. Timo--2.25. Umpirss
-O'Lopghlln and Connolly.
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ATHLETICS IN BATTING BEE
Beat Washington, but Lose Eddie
Collins for a Time.

Washington. July l.-Philadelphla outbat-
ted Washington TO-DAY and won loosely
played gahe by a score or 10 to s. Collins
and Murphy collided in trying for a short
fly, and both had TO retire Collins dslo-
Gated his left arm at the elbow and will
be out Of the game at least a week. Murphy
wcs badly Dhaken up.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
FIRST GAME.
Totals. 81 S 30 l6 o Totals. .33 3 9 30
lt,ed for Reams in seventh inning.

.pat,ed for Reams in seventh inning.
Newark ..........1 o u
Providence 10 %
stolen base-Iouden Two-base hits-Louden.
. Myers Three-base ht--E.ston. Home run
Kelly. Sacrifice hits-Phclsn. Rock, >Louden'
Rcams Cady. McGnnity Double plays-Cady
and Agler: Elston and Tarleion. struck out
By Lavender. T. by Boyce, 3. First base on
balls-On Lavender. | Off Boyce. q on McGln-
nifty, 2 Hit by pitcher-By Boyce. /. First base
on Newark. Left on bases-Provl6ence
Z: Newark, g. Time 50. Umpres-Kerins
and Hart. Attendance. 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

City Park oval, at Bayonne, ~ j.. also
will be the scene OF stirring set OF games
on July 4. when the ct. Mary's Athletic
Club will conduct its second annual track
and field championships OF section OF
New Jersey. The events will be open 70
all athletes OF New Jersey north OF Tren.
ton. but 10 man representing an orsanlza-
pecticut will be allowed to compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
TRI.STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Reading .: Wilmington, l.
Trenton, 4: Lancaster |.
York, 8; Altoona. g
.Johnstown. g. Harrisburg. 3 first game.
Johnstown, 3; Harrisburg. Second
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Hinghamton. 6: Scranton. T.
Binghamton. 1; Scranton s.
Utica, 6. Troy. 2.
Albany, 70; Syracuse, 2
Elmira. 4; Wilkes Barre, 2
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St0ler bases-Elston. Two-base hIt-keIIy.
Three-base hits-kelly LouGen. Gillespie sac
r.fce ht-Peterson Struck out-Py Pierce, ~
by Lee l.. Base on bals-On Ire, 2. Wild
pitch. Pierce. First base on errors-Prorl-
'dence. ! Newark l. Left on bases--Providence,
Z: Newark, 2 Time Of game-1:45. Umpires-
Hart and Kerins. Attendance-l.5JO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
timely BITS OF SPORT
Alexander Drops Back in Pitch
ing Duel with Matty.
PHILLIES OWE HIM MUCH
Giants Face Critical Period -
Series with Phillies, Cubs
and Pirates.

Grover Cleveland Alexander. the remark
able young pitcher Of the Phillies VINO mas
done so much to keep his team fighting In
the van. has dropped one game behind
Christy Msthewson. the Matty OF the
Giants in their duel for the pitching hon
ors OF the National League. Up to Friday
the record stood fifteen games won and
only three lost for each, but Alexander fell
before the Superbas on that day, so that
big Six now shows the way.
Alexander has made a name for himself
this year. He seems to have been getting
better and better and learning each day
more about the weak points Of opposing
batsmen. It was freely predicted at hrst
that the big fellow from Nebraska would
peter out. and that the hard hitters OF the
league would so get his number and
solve his puzzling delivery. He has con-
founded the wise ones and proved his aoil-
ity time and again.
Alexander has beaten every CLUB so TAT
except New York and Chicago He mas not
pitched against the Giants and lost TWO
games 10 the Cubs-not through any fauit
of his. however, as Frank Chance hiu1seH
has admitted Boston also beat him once
in the first game he pitched, by margin
Of one run in a ten-inning struggle.
In all probability Alexander Will be pitted
against the Giants for the first time IN the
series which begins tomorrow. The rams
are hoping that Doom will send him on,
against Matty, in which case great oat'ie
should result Like the star OF the Ne"
York team Alexander has excellent con-
troll and uses his head at all times having
made a careful study Of each batsman. ne
has proved his courage by pitching IN TOUR
extra inning games this year. OF which TO
won two and lost two. The htteen-innihs
struggle against Brooklyn on June IL when
ne allowed only nine hits and pulled out oy
alto score stamped him great pitcher'
more particularly as he had been called on
TO save a game the day before. he ms
pitched one no-hit game against Cincin-
natl. and only once has been so free Win
passes as to give six.
Matty's crown IS not in danger lot inc
nresent even with young rival so close
70 his heels. but Alexander has earned
place among the best pitchers OF the year
and is doing for the Phillies what KING
cole did foe the Chicago Cubs year ago.
when the National League Dennant was
wen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lynn, 6; Brockton. g.
Lynn. 10; Brockton, 6.
Haverhil 9: Worcester 4.
Fall River 7: Lowell. 2
New Bedford, s; Lawrence, 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
CHAMPIONS BREAK EVEN.
MORNING GAM

MORNING GAME
AZ Montreal r. H. Z
Rochester 20 2 i--3
Batteries -Dubuc and Curtis; Manser and
Mitchell.
SECOND GAME.
Rochester % 2 o 0 6 Ii II
Montreal % o IL 2 o Pill is 3
BattNries-Huehes. Holmes Dessau and Mitch
ell; Barberlch Stton Gl8see and Curtis. UNI
pires-Kill.an and Murray.
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The score follows
CLEVELAND

'Batted for Grsney In eighth inning. tran
for Lajoie in eighth inning
Cleveland. ....... 0 ] o Q 0 Ks
chicago. ........... o o %
Two-bsse hits-Olson. Lsjoie. Sacrifice hit
Collins. Double play-Stovall. Lindsay. Olson
and Ball. First base balls-On Gregg, 3.
of Baker 4. Struck out-By Gregg, l. by
Baker 4. Passed -balI-Smth. Wild pitches
Gregg Baker. Left bases-Cleyelsnd, 3:
chicago, 9. Time-1:3e. Umpires-Dinneen and
perrne
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FIRST GAME.
RAITTNORl
Totals. .277n27uo Totals. ..a1s72iis,

Ut IUVaIHs q v
Baltimore ...... 3 3 q q ~
Jersey City. 0 1 0 0--3
Two-base hit--Seymour. Three-base hits
Corcor7n Wheeler Frock BARLEY Home run
Barley Sacrifice hits-Rsth. Corcoran
Roach. ohp1ldt Double plays--Rnth 70
Schmidt; Tonnenan 10 Dolan. FrocK 10 Par
ent 10 S,hmidt Bases on balls--By BARLEY.
T. Struck out-By Frock -; by Frill !
by Barley 3 Passed bali--Tonncman Lott
on bas4s--Baltinore, 4. Jersey city, 3. Time
OF game-l so
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The score follows
Totals IS 10 10 20 1919 Totals

Wsseda. ........0 o 0 o o 10
Manhattan. 0 o 0 2 0 o /
Three-base hit Burchel Sacrifice hit
Mikarni. stolen bases Miami Masuda Iseda
FIkawora t2). Hara tS). Suare5 Hestsrherg.
Martin. Draddy. Archer. Double play-Draddy
and Holahan. Left on bases--Waseta. s. Man
haitian. S. First base on ballsON Marsuda, 4;
of Archer T. Struck out--By Matsu9a g. by
Archer. o HIT by pitched bsliBy Matsuda 2;
Nv Archer. 2. Passed balls-Ellife (2). Time
235 Umpire-Jack Doyle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

ST. Paul. 3; Louisville. { DC innings).
Columbus, 8: Milwaukee. 3
Minneapolis. .; Toledo, I.
Kansas City. II: Indianapolis, 5
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The score follows.
Totals. ~ S - SO 10 / Totals. 40 los;

f. Slated for Ewing in seventh inning IRAN
for Doom i'm eleventh inning. IBatted for
Chalmers in eleventh inning. tEwing out, hit
made.
Philadelphia o ! o 0 5 o IS
Brooklyn I'D o. . > J. o p
'Two-base hits smith, Erwin Wheat. Doolan
1hIcc-l.sc hit-Dcoin. Home runs-i>rwin,
Fucker LJbert. Sacrifice hit-Cou!sun. Sacrihce
h}-kna ,c stolen basc-LObert. Struck out
by Barger, 2; by Rucker. 4. by Ewing, q; by
Chalmers. /. First base on errOrs-Pht a!fIphid
!. Left on bascs-Brooklyn. :; Philadelphia,
First base on balls-On Schardt, 4, of kucker'
/ on Ewing. 4: OF Chalmers, !. Pitchers rec
ord-On Barger. hit and times AT rat in
iGniugs: of Scbardt. hits and 10 times at bet
in % innings; of Fucker, > hits and II times
. AZ bat I'm IL innings. OF Ewing, hits and ~
times at bat in innings; of Chalmers, 2 hits
and II times at Lat iu innings. Time OF game
-2:55. Empires-Efuneran and Rigler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

Tvo-hase hit-Zimmerman. Three-base hits
Doyle Goode Schultz. Hits-OH Gespar. in S
innings: OF Suggs. in ] inning. Sacrifice hit
Holman. Stolen base-Bescher. Double plays
Fgan 10 Downsy 10 HoblitZell; Sheckard TO Doyle.
Left on bases-Chicago, 9; Cincinnati, 6. Bases
on bas-Of McIntire, 2; off Gaspar. 2 Struck
sanae-l 10 Umpires-Klem and Brennan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

'Ea,ted fer Moser in seventh inning.
New York......... o 0-s
Bcston. .......... 0 o 0 0 o.
Thres-oass hits--Daniels. Wolter Hits-Of
Collins 5 in 2 % innings. of MoseT. in Is
innings on Magic. IN innings. Stolen bases
---Yerkes, Myers, Sweeney. Hooper. D1Ghic play
-Yeries and MYERS. Left on bases--BoSton I;
New York. 4 First base on halls-On Moser 3.
off Ford. q Struck olt-By Collins, /. by Moser.
!; By Naele. ]; by Ford g. Passed ball--Nuna-
maker. Wild pitch-Moser. Time. 30 I'M
plres-Egan and sheridan.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Bridgeport, g, Springfield, 4.
New Britain, 8; Hartford, ].
New Haven, 3; Waterbury, 4
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SECOND GAME.
BALTIMORE
IEpeEY CITY


Totals. 50 IL q IL Totals. SO @ 10 "a IS 2
Baltlmer. $50. 0 0 X
Jersey CITY,. U 0 Sc
Three-base hits-Corcoran Walsh Roach.
Home run-Schmdt. Sacrifice hit--Rath.
stolen bases--Breen. Abstein Hetmuller
Walsh. Bases on balls-On Dygert, I: on
Mason. ]. Batter hit-By Dygert l. struck
ogt--Bv DygeTt. 3: by Mason. :. BY yickers
! Wild ptch-Mason. Left on bases-Baltm0re
y, Jersey CITY s. First base on errors-3siti-
more. 2 Time-laU, Umpires-WriSht and
HlAllsan.
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SECOND GAME.
NET ADK PROVIDE NOE
Totals. 81 81 ~ 2 Totals "a 81 Il

'Batted for Pierce in the ninth inning. tran
for Fitzgerald
Newark ............ o . o 2-5
Providence. o o o o o 1-3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

The United Clans of Scotland will gather
AZ Celtic Park on Tuesday for their annual
carnival of sports. Chief interest centres
about the meeting OF Gwyn Henry. Boooy
Cloughen and Jim Rosenberger in the ~
ward dash. and the two-thirds Of mAe
run in which Melvin Sheppard. Abel KiYa''
Dick Egan. Frank Riley, Jack Monument
and Joe Bromilow VIII break away ''O"
the barrier. ii,
In addition to the track meet there WIN
be a special game Of football between 'He
irish and the Scotch, and those VINO Fe''sa
fast and furious action Will ind plenty Oh
entArtainm(nt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

John ]. McGraw will take his Giants over
TO Philadelphia to-day for four-gaine Sc
rios with the Phillies, which includes TWO
games on Tuesday, July 4, but he VIII De
hack at the Polo Grounds on Thursday 10
repcl if possible, the second invasion OF
the western clubs. The Chicago CUBS the
PlttsburG Pirates. the Cincinnati Reds ana
the 81. Louis Cardinals will visit this CITY
in turn. If successful in winning their
fair share of these games the Giants VIII
start West for their second trip on July Is
IN position to keep the other teams drlV-
ing hard to hold their places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

The interclty championship baseball Sc
RES between the New York and Boston
fire departments will begin at Bronx oval
Ie9d street and Southern Boulevard next
Saturday. The second game will be played
AT American League Park. Boston, on Az
gust y In case of a tie the deciding game
viii be played on neutral ground. The New
York smoke eaters" won the series last
wear and look forward TO another victory
as they have been playing the strongest
semi professional teams in and around TINS
CITY with marked success. Spilane ana
Smith will be the battery for the Opening
game.
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CTNCINNATI.
Totals. SO 3 1127s2 Totals. -. 81
for Gaspar in eighth inning.

. 'Balltu lOi HdsPdi III tl5HtH '"4is'
Chicago ............0. 0 0 Q ] %
Cincirrati ...........O o 0 0 0 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

Lon Criger, once tho battery mate OK
ICY" Young. the great pitcher ana last
wear a catcher for the Yankees, took up
the reins as a manager yesterday. he VIII
handle the Boyne City club of the Michigan
State League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

The Yankees will be home tomorrow tor
their last series on the Hilltop unNl july
"a Five games in three days WIN the
worlds champions means hard work Tor
the house Of Chase. \ double-heaaer IS on
the card tomorrow while morning ard
afternoon games will be played on Tues
dav. so that the fans" can celebrate the
glorious Fourth in a way that suits them
hest. The Yankees will travel West on
Thursday to open a series with the Chicago
White Sox on Friday. Following that tney
will visit ST. Louis, Cleveland ana Detroit
before returning to their own diamond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

An analysis OF the cards in the open
championship golf tournament won last
Monday by J. J. McDermott shows that
nothing better than p was returned during
the two days. In the first round Alec Ross
got a "A. while J. J. McDermott made a =
the same afternoon. Alec Campbell also
had A 70 on his third round while the best
during the last eighteen-hole circuit were
74s credited TO George Sargent and J. Dom
aldson.