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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
ST. FRANCIS TAKES MEET
Preparatory School Defeats St.
Peters College Athletes.

In dual track meet. ST. Francis Xavier
Preparatory School defeated St Peter S
College at the West Side grounds Jersey
City, yesterday. by a score Of 81 to % The
Prep boys led their opponents in four cf
the six events.
Eddie Ward. of ST. Francis won the loo
and 220 yard events. in the time of 10 %
and % 2-5 seconds. His brother Frank
pushed him hard in the short dash. Dan
Maloney, OF the ST. Peters College SQUAD.
heaved the s-pound shot 53 feet inch. He
added six more points when he finished sec
ond in both the 22o and 40 yard runs.
The summaries follow
loO-yard dash Won by f. Ward. st Francis
". Cunningham. -. Francis Navier. tbirt
22o-yard run-won by F. ward. :, rran,,.
NaNier. u. Maloney 81. Peters secord.
Cunningham. 81. Francis Xavier. third Tin
o22 % ''
i,o yard runWon by W Cunningham =,
Francis Xavier. u. Naloney. st Peters ss, .,
=. ward 81 Francis Xavier. ,hird T,nnd
O5325 '''e'
els Hayier. v. Conroy - Francis Xayler SOW
ond: J. Flaher'y ST Peters third Tn,
2.oJ25 i'me'
One mile run-Won by J. Flabo,,
Peters +. Fortung. -. Francis Xayier So. :,
J. Purcell. St Francis Navier. third ,rdr,l
10 2-6 '' lime,
Putting s'pound sho, Won by u. Ma,orev
St Peters. with ~ feet | inch II Mooney
81 Peters. second. with 81 Zee, 4 Ms,oney'
Ward. ST Francis Xavier third. with ,o ~, r.
inches. WV" :" teet
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Tho Newtown High School captured It's
...,, ,i,l. this wear. when it easily de-
fsatad the Commercial High school, last
,oars champions. for the high school base
hall championship at Saratoga farh'
prook,vn Yesterday ty score OF IN !.
Tn. majority If the runs were presented 10
tho Long Island team by The tomrnerciai
ho,.s who pIeved "A miserable contest IN
General surprising even their ardent fol
Io,yers nv their stupid work. Commercial
had many promising opportunities To score.
I'm, failed IN 20, I'm the necessary hit.
pamico. who pitched Newtown To victory
over Stuyvesant High School last week
was q great factor in bringing the cham
nionehip to his school He allowed ten
scattered hits and struck out nine players.
Schwab and Widay essayed To fool the
N.vtown bstsmen. but both were wild
and Offered ncanny curves For seven
ipnings the game was tight and interesting,
nm in the eighth Newtoun scored four runs
on two hrs. three bases on balls. passed
hall. a Wild pitch and helhers choice.
Two more runs were added IN the ninth
inning on two hits. two stolen bases and
successfully worked squeeze play.
In the third and fourth innings CONNER
ciaI had the bags populated with only one
runner retired hut failed 10 send man
across the plate. The only run resulted
when Williams reached hist when PAYNE
found his tiny hunt hard 10 handle and
scored By a beautiful piece OF running On
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HALF MOON TEAM WINS
Staten Island Fights Hard
Against CresCents.

The Crescent Athletic Club baseball team
CAPTURED its third game i'm the Amateur
League race when II defeated the staten
Island cricket club at Livingston, staten
Island. Yesterday. by a score Of to T.
TIE game was hard fought on both sides.
the timely batting Of the Bay Ridge team
bringing about the victory.
The Crescent men batted the ball with
p vengeance. winning in the fourth inning.
when Mallory secured his teams first hit
which was followed by singing home run
drives by Mallory and Browne, scoring
three runs
Don Mackay the former Yale pitcher,
had the staten Island batters at MS mercy
Glowing only FIVE scattered hits. Lack or
condition told on him in the seventh "heh
he was relieved by Howard Jones the for-
,her Yale athlete Dudley Thompson at
tempted to puzzle the visitors. but although
fonnd Cor nine safetles he twired credit
ably.
lack Mcclure the old Fordhamite,
o,aved a good game for the Staten Island
ers sending his team into the lead in the
opening inning by smashing out a terrihc
home run drive into deep right field. the
lead in the seventh inning. op two hits ana
or error DOC" White made his second
double when he advanced Anderson to third
base. both scoring on Mallory's timely sin
sic through second.
staten Island opened batting rally IN
its half of the frame. which resulted IN
two runs Jack O'Connell, formerly OF Co
lEnbia, received free pass to hrst' Hle-
GINS sdvanced him with safe hit, Gus
Lkinan. the Acorn Athletic Association
,printer. running for. him. He stole sec
ond. and both scored on Wilbur single.
In the eighth inning Ekman speared
certain home run over his head IN deep
centre field with his gloved home. Will
Jams. the Crescent first baseman was
struck above the left temple in the fourth
inning. but although in pain continued In
The fray.
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
WANNSEE WINS At KEEL
Leads German Sonderclass
Boats in First Of Trial Races.

Kiel, Germany, June 1o.-Eleven Ger
man sonderclass boats including Prince
Adalberts Jack II, started to-day in the
first trial race TO select three competitors
for the German-American contest durng
kiel week.
Because Of the large number entered the
yachts were sent away in two divisions.
the second following the first after an in
.erval of five minutes. The course was
from klel six miles out In the harbor. Eight
Oh the craft were new.
In the first division Wannsee led at the
Tine her time being l:2s:H. The
Tilly XIV crossed the line minute ana 28
seconds later, and was followed by the
Marguerite. the lrrwich and the Jack II,
in the order given The last named boat
was steered by Prince Adalbert.
In the second division the Seehund fin
ished first. Her time was 5000. The Tilly
y was second. her time being l32 ,os The
Jugend was third, and the Wittolsbach and
the REESE fourth and nth. respectively.
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'SUPERBAS FALL VICTIMS
Showed Under by Pirates in Free
Hittinq Contest.

Pittsburg. June 1o-Hittng freely in the
pinches. the Pittsburg Pirates fell on the
Brooklyn Superhas and showed them under
IN a hard hitting game on Forbes Field
this afternoon. The final score was 10
q. The Superbas took the field brimful
of confidence as a result Of an even break
with the cubs. and hoped to duplicate their
feat at the expense of Clarke's men.
Doc" Scanlm was sent out 10 mystify
the smoky City crew, and retired in the
fifth inning 1Or airing his vocabulary over
one of Klems decisions. While Scanlon
held down the mound he was touched UP
for four hits He passed two men and
famed four. but before he retired brace
of TALES was scored. George Bell TOOK
Scanlons place. but was handled without
gloves. Nine slashing hits were made off
him These. coupled with two bases on
balls. produced seven runs.
Babe Adams pitched for the home team.
Adams shone at his best. although nine
hits were made off his delivery and he
passed two men To the paths He ruled
with an iron hand in the pinches, ana
struck out ten men.
Errorless ball was played by the Pirates.
They roved about. pulling in hard hit
grounders and retiring men on balls that
looked good for hits. Byrne and Wagner
olaved half dozen chances between them
that were above the ordinary. while Otto
Wilson started double play in the fourth
inning that choked off a probable rally for
Brooklyn. Hummel starred for Brooklyn,
and made the most Of seven chances.
Although Clarke smashed out a triple In
the first INNING with only one out the
Pirates overlooked the scoring proposition
until the nth when the game was won.
Clarke singled. with one out. and took sec
oId when Coulson fumbled the ball. Byrne
dropped hit in short left and Clarke took
third Byrne and the Pirate captain worked
a double steal. and Clarke tailed. The play
at the plate was close. and when Dahlen
and Scanlon grated at length, both were
put out of the game. While the debate
was i'm progress Ryrne stole third. Bell
vas called i'm to pitch. and passed Miller.
\ moment later Byrne and Miller tore otf
the second double steal Of the inning. the
former Cardinal crossing the pan. Hunter
doubled To centre. and Miller scored, and
on the next ball pitched Wilson smashed
out A home run and he and Hunter scored.
-Four runs were tailed in the eighth, but
they were not needed.
The score follows:
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BRUCE-BROWN GETS RECORD
Sets Mark for Single Hill, with
BelCher's Knox Second.

New Haven. June l0.-David Bruce
Brown. driving a '21o-horsepower Fiat, es-
tablished . new record for a Shingle hin
course. in Orange. this afternoon. cover
ing the nine-tenths Of a mile uphill stretch
IN 500 seconds. in the fourth annual auto
mobile hill climbing contest. held under
the joint auspices II the Yale and the New
Haven Automobile clubs
The time was $40 seconds better than
that MADE by Bruce Brown in 1900. His
nearest competitor was Fred Belcher, OF
Springfield. Mass. who made the course
with a six-cylinder Knox in 5iH seconds
In the events for small cars 060-230 cubic
Inches Ellsworth Smith was the surprise
OF the day, driving the course In Ford
car in ll3:25. In the free-for-all motor
cycle events George A. Wildman drove an
Excelsior over the hill In 1871 seconds.
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RECORD IN LATONlA DEBIT
Governor Gray Sets Track f's'
ures in Winning Event

Latonia. Ky. June lo.-Goyerhor Vs..
won the twenty-nnth running Oh wv
tonia Derby to-day. defeating star '"'.a
by four lengths. with Messenger BOY ~
Iers,hs hack The track record for q.
mile and a half was smashed Wv ~,
GRAY going the distance in -.~ 20
old mark was ?S2 2-5. Colston lea =,
first mile. when Messenger BOY 'O'" -,
l. al turning into the stretch H''' Ian
let out a wrap on Governor Gray VIZ.
had been trailing the field. and ne cane .
and won easily. ,,,. #
The Derby had a guaranteed value sr
S.o0o. The winner was we'll hana'e'
Rice Eight horses started.
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WIN ACROSS THE RoHDt"
American Athletes Do wen Ia ~ -
yitation Games at TORONTO

Toronto. June lo-A group oi A.a,,s
and Canadian amateur athletes oi s'N '.a,,s
competed in "A series Of intereSu"s 70.
at the Eaton Athletic club meet ne' IA.
day. Fifteen thousand persons
sports.
The summaries follow:
22n-yard dash ,for American runner ,-lougnsn
J ! Archer Irish American \ = ~, Puf,A
irish American A e.. second. l@lo''
third. Time. o.2SN 49, newell ToronU
one-mile handicap Won by NtNN,iean A G.
,,no yer,is,: Abel kiyiat, irish Nu''' ~ penrsF
second. Milton Paul. University ~
ya,ta third TINE. $50 ,... roronlr
Cne-mile walk -WoL hN noulu'11 Toroae
Larner England seeond. Mci''hi'"
w" l"o card NV" dash Won by Follinseee Tiha
Friedman Buffalo. second. Dent io''"
$50 yari run--won by " Gissin, ls..,,,5Srey. To
A q Wsring Toronto, second """'
rcnto ,rird Time 200 =, o,ssnherssii'
Is0 Yard run Won by NJ n,,.i
Irish American A G. Tressider cS'n,rsl
G Toronto. second smith = 'h''
- Toronto. third Time. o.eES sts''
Hair mile relay-Won by me ,,d Heart
oronsnsn. Rosenbereer. Archer ana "a K,r.
Carads Cwatscn. Dent, Folhnso's
Sec
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BLUE RIBBON FOR WINANS
Judge Moore Wins Second and
Third Prizes at Richmond.

Richmond. England, June 1o.-In the early
Judging at the Royal Horse Show to-day
Walter Winans won the blue ribbon IN me
class for double harness horses OF 10 hands
and under. Judge William II. Moore, CT
New York took second and third places
with Phyllis and Menela and Nesta ana
Whitehall Ariel, respectively.
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TORONTO twelve BEATEN
Crescent A. @. Again Defeats
Visiting Canadian Players.

Weakened by the absence OF several OF
its star players. the Crescent Athletic C'uo
lacrosse team had considerable difficulty IN
defeating the twelve Of the Montreal Anna
teur Athletic Association at Bay Ridge yes
terday by the score Of 4 to 3. The cana
dams played strong game.
The first period ended to IN iavor
OF the victorious twelve. The Canadians
were the first 10 score II was the only
time that the visitors led in the contest
The lineup follows:
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LOSE TO MANHATTAN Rows

Public School &c. of Manhattan. forcaa q,
nine OF Public School Is OF Riobno, '"e
OF the struggle for the elementarv sn o",
baseball championship, when =. "'o'
the staten Islanders easily a, Ieieated
Park. The Bronx. yesterday by 'rotona
Is to l. The score by innings fo,1oaseo score of
p :. 40. M...S I o > R.HE
? :. Is R".o o o o f-i5 5
batterlesaPuhlic School 80. Msnb,,,a l
Cover ana Randolph and Warden. Pn,San Nolze.
Is. Richmond. McGinnis Altman ruolie School
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Totals 81 14ls.2G 10 Totals 80 II "a IA 3


sRowan out. hit by batted ball
Philadelphia .......3 X-l4
ST Louis ..........2 q % O u . o 3
Left on bases st. Louis. :; Philadelphia, 10.
Two-base hits-Murray, Lord Collins Murphy.
Morgan. Three-bas hits-Austin Baker. Sto-
len bases-Baker Mclnnes. Murphy sacrifice
hit-Barry. Sacrifice flies Mclnnes t2). Double
plays-Murphy and Mclnnes Collins and Mcln-
mes: Collins Barry and Mclnncs. Pitchers
records Six hits off Powell and I times at hat
in one inning none out in second, hits off
Hamilton and II times at bat in , innings; I
hits off Harper and IS times at bat in innings.
Bases on errors-St Louis. /. struck out =.
Harper =; Morgan. l. Bases on balls-On
Morgan. T. Hit by pitcher By Harper Thomas
Passed ball-t'larke. Wild pitches Harper -
Time 2:10. Umpires Perrine and Dineen.
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FEAST FOR ATHLETICS
Champions Run Wild On Bases in
Defeating St. Louis.

Philadelphia, June 1o-Philadelphia easily
defeated ST Louis here to-day by score of
IA to s. Collins and MoInnes worked the
trapped ball trick on Hogan and Clark in
the seventh inning. to the amusement of
the crowd.
As Boston beat Detroit. the Athletics
gained a little ground in the race for the
American League pennant.
The score follows
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RED S0X WIN IN THE TENTH
Wood Pitches Brilliant Game and
Defeats Detroit Tigers.

Boston. June l0-Playing through heavy
shower, Boston defeated Detroit in the
tenth inning to-day by "A score of to .,
when Bush dropped Nunamaker's hard
drive. allowing Yerkes to score. Wood went
the whole distance for Boston. pulling out
of hard places with dramatic finish. The
young Red Sox pitcher drove out the only
home run Of the game. The fielding OF
Moriarty and Bush was a feature
Tho score follows.
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CUBS FALL ON TERRIERS
Bunch Hits with Errors to Win
hy a. Three Run Margin.

Chicago. June 10-Chicago defeated Bos-
ton to-day by score OF 10 3. The Guns
punched hits and with the assistance OF
daring base running. free passes and costly
errors had little difficulty in winning
King and Kaiser and Graham ana Goode,
who figured in the big exchange or players,
participated with their new colleagues.
Th.. lnIS
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wHIsK BROOM WINS ABRoAp =.

Manchester. England. June Ia s.,srs
ford Borough Handicap, Of l.eoo s' ,,.,ssct
for three year olds and upward g1cs
six nrlones. was run here to-day as'tL.a.
by H. p Whitney's Whisk Brown s,isa{
Surprise was second and Grey
third. Eight horses started.
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WHITE SOX ROLL UP SCORE

Washington, June l0.-The Chicago White
Sox romped away from Washington to-day.
driving three pitchers from the box and
winning by a score Of Is TO I. The batting
of Walker and Bodie was feature of the
game. The score follows:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lowell A. Worcester
ran River. 2; New Bedford o
Lawrence. I, Brockton l.
Lynn VS. Haverhil (rain)
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fns. mas" hl errors Commercial. ., NeWtOwn,
4 III, "ss. on halls-On Dsmico. 2 on schwab.
%, on Whday. struck out BY Dsuico. o:
w rt a'n ,9 ~ hy Wilday. l. Two-base hits
,,I,ti - Williams Sacrince hits Williams.
nam,so' tiolen bases -Psyn- Eitel Williams,
pamleo, rshon Morton Wilson. stern Double
p,stin,s tlt.i 10 Fallen to Williams simpson 10
Williams 10 Fallon 10 Eiel 10 Wailey Hits
~" ,r'l"ah In 823 Innings: on Wilday
innings, Wild pitches Damico VII
Lesge and TOM
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PHILLIEs BEATEN IN NINTH.

St Louis June ia ninth inning rally
made it possible for ST. Louis to beat
Philadelphia to-day at to ). The game
vas marked by five double plays and nine
teen bases on balls The nome team mdde
twenty-fOur assists.
The score follows.
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Twc-base hits-Archer Tinker. Graham. Home
run-Herzog Sacrifice hits-Zimmerman, niger
ton Goode. Stolen bases-Archer Zimmerman
Tinker, Herzog Double plays-Doyle 10 Ilm-
norman 10 Archer ~: Archer 10 Tinker 20
Archer Left on ba ses Chicago 3: Boston, D.
First base on bslls-Off Brown. 2: of Mattern'
g Struck out-By Brown. !; by Mattern' 8.
Time 30 rTmplres Rigler and Finneran.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. 81 . 10 % 245 Totals d;
sBat,ed for Geyer in eighth inning. 1.-TWO
..bor urinniny rttp ,.as scored

fB1t,ed for Geyer In eighth inning. TWO
out whcn winning run was scored.
st. Iouis........ 3-9
phil,dolnhia 2 o o o - q O-s
TWO base hits-Beebe. HuSgins. Ellis. Three
base hit-Evans. Sacrifice fis-Lobert Smith.
Sacrifice fes-I.udcrus Evans Double plays
-Mowrey. Higgins and konetchy; Doolan.
Knabe and Luderus 90; Chalmers, Dooan
and Iuderus. knab@. DoOlan and I.uderus
Stolen bascs-Mowrey. konetchy wild pitch
-Beebe. Bases on bllls-Of Golden, 3. OF
Geyer. >; off Burns. g. off Bsebe. ?; off Chai-
mers. .. Struck out-By Geyer. =; by Burns 4;
bv BeeDe. . Hits-On toden, | In ID inn
ing off Cover 6 in { rs rnngs off Lauder
milk | I'm | inning off Beebe. in innings:
off Chalmers. 3 in l3 innings, on Burns.
in = g innings. Left bases-St Louis. .;
Philadel phia, {. Time-2:20. Umpires-
Brennan and O'Day.
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Two-base hits-Hunter. Tooey. Three base
hit-Ciarke Home run-Vison Sacrihce hits
Daubert Zimmerman. Double plays-Wilson
and Hunter Tooley and Hummel. stolen bases
Clarke. Byrne ~. Miller % alist bsse on
struck out-By Adams TO- by scahion, - ny
Bell. l. Left on bases-Pittsburg: ., Brooklyn,
Hits-On Scanlon. IN 20 - oa ,''niIss, ~
KLEIN and Emslie
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Elmira. T. Troy, g.
Scranton. 1: Syracuse g.
Wilkes Barre, 3: Utica l.
Albany g. Bnghamton. 2.
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Totals go is le27sa Totals as 7lo.2s 10 3


Chicago ............0 . ~ . O-lS
Washington ........O % % o
Two base hits callahan. Bodie. Milan. WAX
fr Gessiei. Zeidcr. Lord. Three base hits
] , 3 Inning. on GRAY. 3 In J 3 inning OF
Oi"y in 3 inninFe or Heuell. : IN Inn
ines. of Olmstead 10 IN % innings: IN
Walsh. non" in 20 innings Sacrifice hits
Callahan. Zeider Sacrifice flies Eodie. suit
van. Olnstcad Double plsys-Sherry. Mcbride
end SehScfeT. callahan ami Bodif. I.cn
bases Washington. Z. chicago. J. First base on
tslls-On sherry, 4 on Otey. 3. of HsIrell, 2
or Oinstesd, 3 First base on errors Washing
ton 2 Chicago 2 Hi bv pitcher-By Gray
tDougherty) Struck oUi-By oimsread 3; by
walsh. { Vild piioh-Grsy Time-2.oo. I'm
rir.s-Egsn ard Sheridan.
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BUFFALO, 8: TORONTO, 9.

~ Buffalo r. n Y.
Buffalo. ..... 0n2 20 } q q 90 q % ID
Toronto. ..... 90 90 n n n 700 II
Ratterios-Corridon and Killifer Lush and
kocher. UmpreS-kelly and Murray.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Northampton, g. Springfield. s
we" Brifain, 8. Bridgeport g
New Haven. g. Holyoke, s.
Hartford. I; Waterbury. T.
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>ScboolboY 6ifle for yNesvfos~n
I,one Island Lads Defeat Commercial High
i'm Game for Championship.

a single by Bailey. The latter attempted
to score on another hit but was caught
standing up at the plate.
The score follows.
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Totals e611SoI5l Totals. As 513s29 II 3

'Batted for Works in fifth inning. IRAN for
Lively in hfth inning 1Batiei FOR Wiett in
eighth inning. sTwo out when winning run was
Boston .........0 q 2 9 q u q 10
detroit ..........O - o-5
Two base hits-Spesker. Lewis. O'Leary,
Lively. Delehanty. Home run Wood. Hits
on Works IN innings: off Willett | in
innings: OF LATTE. . in innings sacrifice
hits-Speaker. Nunsmaker. Williams. stolen
bases Lewis. Hooper. crawford. Moriarty. sac
rifice ny--O Leary. Left on bases-Boston, 2.
Detroit 70 First base on halls-ON Woo. .;
off Works. 8: off Iafte, . Hit hy pitcher-By
" GOD O'LeaTyl. struck out-By Wood, >. Wild
pitch Works. Time-2;lo. Umpires-Evans and
Mullen.
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ROCHESTER, 4; MONTREAL, 0.

Al Montreal X. ~
Roohcsfcr ...... q n q q q %
Montresi. ...... q o o - q % ;
Rgtferies-HuShes and Jackliisch BARRIE
rich and curtis. Umpires-Wright and Pen
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Totals. .a5 5 II q ls Totals. ..342s24u:

'Baued for Devlin in ninth inning fBatted
for Raymond In ninth inning
Cincinnati ..........l 4 o q . x-5
New York ...........o o u o %
Hts-On Marquard. 3 in I ID innings: of
Raymond. in % innings; on Crandai 2 in
innings. Left on bases-tincinnati. 10: New
York. ;. Two-hase hits-Wso1. Egan Three
base ht-Hoblitzeil Home run-Esmond Sac
ihce hit-Egan stolen bases Hoblitzeil, Bates.
Murray Egan. Struck out-By Gaspar 3; by
Raymond ;. by Crandall !. Bases on balls
or Marquard. 3. Time-1:4s. Umpires-Eason
and tombstone
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ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Louisville. :. Minneapolis. 5
Kansas City. 70. indianapolis. g.
Columbus. O. ST. Paul, /.
Toledo, 4, Milwaukee. 8.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Providence.
Rochester at Montreal.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City. @; Providence, I.
Baltimore, .; Newark. !.
Rochester. 4; Montreal. o.
Buffalo, 3; Toronto. ..
ItSTLRN IEAGIE STANDING.
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Baseball Figbf
IN Cbree Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 5: New York. 2.
Pitt sburg. =: Brooklyn, q.
Chicago. 6: Boston, 3.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

Two-base hits-Iand Turner Wolter
Three base hit-CTee. Sacrifice hit-Wa rhop.
Sacrifice hy-Knieht. stolen bases-Daniels
Ball. Olson. Left on hsses-cleVeland. 6: New
York First base on errors-Cleveland /
Double play-Ball and StoVall struck out
By Warhop. .. by Gregg. Bases on balls
on gregg. :. Hit by ptcher-By WARRIOR. /
fOlson). Cmpires-O'Loughlin and Connolly
Time 33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
Totals. 81 8 - IS ? Totals. 30 I G p :
or Thompson in ninth inning.

Crescent 4 c.........0 %
staten Island V. C..1 ~ " o.
First base on errors-Creaceni. /. staten
Iglsnd / Ieft on bases crescent. :. staten
Island = First base on balls on Mackay. I.
on Thompson STRUCK out ~ Thompson, y.
by Mackay, 4 Home runs Browne. Mallory,
McGuire Two base hits While ~. Sacrifice
hits Thompson Anderson. stolen bases FIX
man ~. Williams. Jones. Wilbur Anderson.
Double PLAYS Anderson ANA Browne Hit by
piicheT-By Thompson CWilisms,. Hits-on
Mackay. : IN innings. on Jones. | IN in
ninea Time il5 Umpire -Swenson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
CHICAGO.

Totals 30 III 27121 Totals . 80 "a IL .
Chicago. ........... !
Boston ............ ] D-5