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San Francisco, July 4.-Ad Wolgast, of
Michigan, proved himself real worlds
champion this afternoon, when, after
playing with Owen Moran, the English
challenger, for twelve rounds, he started
in in the thirteenth round, and in a half
minute knocked Moran out with terrific
body blows.
Wolgast simply ou:classed Moran in
every round. There was never a time
that there was any doubt of the outcome.
MOran's blows lacked force, and he was
worried at all times in landing. Wolgast
was simply too great a fighter. He is a
wonderful fighting machine, and is with
out doubt the greatest little ring man of
his weight.
The blows which put Moran out were
clean to the stomach. and there was moth
ing close to a foul committed. Wolgast
had the Englishman up against the ropes
and hammered away with five body blows
which took the steam and wind out OF
Moran. Although Moran claimed a foul,
all these blows were above the belt.
Moran indulged in foul tactics, used his
elbow, and butted Wolgast with his head.
Wolgast's body blows wore Moran down
and weakened him. His style Of coming
Wolgast put up an entirely different at
tack against Moran from that he used
against frankie Burns. He opened VI
but little, and gave Moran practically
no chance to do any boxing.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Boston got the jump in the afternoon
contest, scoring runs in the second and
third. The first tally was the develop
ment OF two clean singles and the sec
ond one a home-run drive to left field
by Speaker.
Killilay became exhausted in the fifth
and quit the job. Cicotte came In again,
and a pass and couple OF hits tied the
score up. Hits by Purtell and Nuna-
maker sent Boston one run into the
lead in the, sixth. Cicotte had to be
carried from the grounds at the end
OF the eishth. Joe Wood was forced into
the game, and the Nationals tied the
score up again. momentarily. Ainsmith
batted for Hughes and drew a pesu.
( c. Walker running for him. Singles by
Milan and Schaefer let him tally. hut
in the last half three iafeld singles
two Of which E. Walker neided verv
poorly, coupled WITH Henry's muir ~
LeliveItss perfect throw home aftsr r..vvls
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PHILLIES TAKE TWO
FROM THE GIANTS
Go Into First Place by Win
ming the Pair.

Philadelphia, July 4.-By beating the
Giants twice to-day, the Phillies vaulted
into first place. New York dropping to
third place by reason. OF the Cubs victory
over Cincinnati. The Phillies won the
morning game. II to 7, and the afternoon
set by to 3.
The first contest was a slugging match,
in which the Phillies pounded Ames, Mar
guard, and Drucke almost at will. Moore
and Chalmers, for the Phillies, were hit
hard, but not at critical junctures. The
Phillies kept up their slugging tactics in
the afternoon, walloping Crandall for
fourteen hits, including two home runs
by Luderus and one by Paskert. Merkle' s
homer was the only hard dent made in
Alexander's delivery. Scores:
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Lewis tried to do the Clyde Milan
stunt by going from first to third on
an infield out in the second inning of the
morning game. He was nipped by
several yards.
The crowd started to kid Schaefer on
his second time at bat in the morning
game. Germany kidded back. and
then laid down the prettiest safe bunt
of the day.
The Boston infield must be afraid Of
that lively ball" With men on third
and second and only one man out. they
made no attempt to play in and cut OF
q run at the plate. Two scores could
have been prevented in this way. too.
The morning attendance was not a bit
larger than it would have been in Wash
ington. Hub fans have little appetite
for such hot weather. and less for the
brand of baseball the Red Sox are hand
ing out.
Milan seems to make speciality Of hol-
iday catches in this town. Two years ago
he made one of the most sensational
captures that the fans ever saw, and this
morning he pulled down home run from
Gardner's bat in the third inning and
kept Walker in the box.
Doc Gessler got a $50 single in the
morning game. He hit the bull in right
field with a line drive, the second time
this feat has been accomplished at the
local park, His friend Speaker did this
couple of weeks ago. Gessler's hit
pushed Hall out of the game.
Tom Hughes pulled on the funniest
stunt the fans have seen this season
With two men out in the seventh, Gard
ner popped up a puny fly. I've got t.
yelled Tom, as it hovered over his head.
I've lost it" he yelled a second later.
for the sun was directly in his eyes.
Gardner got cheap hit on it.
Conroy's home run was an exact dupli-
cate of the one he made on Monday aft
ernoon. The Widow had to sprint how
ever, in order to make the circuit.
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BROOKLYN AND BOSTON SPLIT
Beaneaters Smash Tie and Win the
Morning Battle.

Brooklyn. N. Y, July 4-Boston and
Brooklyn split to-day's double bill. the
visitors winning in the morning by the
score of 3 to and losing the second sec
ton q to 2 Knetzer and McTigue bore
the mound burden in the morning and
fought an even battle. With the score
tied at to in the ninth, Rucker went
in for Brooklyn, but successive doubles
by Pfeffer and Sweeney settled the ar
gument. Perdue and Schardt exhibited
the same classy pitching in the second
game. The proceedings were deadlocked
at the opening Of the eighth, and this
time Brooklyn took down the decision
with two runs that were composed of a
wild heave, a triple, and a single. Scores:
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'Batted for Williams in the fifth.
tBatted for Fisher in seventh.
tBatted for Thomas in the sixth.
Slated for Leonard in the sixth.
Philadelphia. 0 3 0 0 o S-ll
New York...........-. o o o o o o o Is
Runs-Danies. Wolter, HArtzsll, Cree C2). Knight
C2, Chase, Gardner. Lord C2l Oldring ~. Strunk
(g, Baker ~, McInnis, Lapp First base er-
rrs-PhiIsdephia, z Two-bass hits-Cree. Ford.
Barry, knight. Three-baSe hits-Baker. Knight.
Sacrifice hits-Strunk (2), Barry. Gardner. Sacn-
fee hies-McInnis Oldring Stolen bases-Oldring.
Daniels ~, Ford, Baker t2), Chase. Knight.
Sweeney. Left on bases-New York 10: Philadel-
phia- 7. Double plays-Derrick TO Barry 10 Nc
1nns; Woltsr TO Chase to Sweeney to Gardner Chase
70 Blair. Bases on baIls-Of Bruckett 4 of Fisher.
i of Caldwell l; of Ford. /; of Martin /; on
Coombs 5. Struck out-By Fisher, l; by Caldwell /;
by Ford, !; by Long. /; by Leonard. l.; by Coombs
) Hit by pitcher-By Leonard. Cree. Wild pitches
Long /; Fisher, L Hits-Of Martin, (none out
in first innngl; of Long. In l inning; off Leonard
3 in innings; of Coombs 7 in 5 l-3 innings; of
Morgan, in 2 3 inning; of Brockett, in 4 23
innings; of Fisher, in 2 Is innings; off Cold
we'll in IL innings; of Ford in % innings.
Umpires-MessrS. 0IOughln and Connolly. Time
Of game-2 hours and 4S minutes Attsndance-6, ,OO0
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CUBS WIN AND TIE.
Cincinnati Loses Morning Game by
- to Score.

Cincinnati Loses Morning Game by
= to 8 Score.
Chicago, July 4.-one terrible inning
when the Cubs landed with heavy bats
on Keefe beat the Reds in the morning
game s to 3, and the afternoon game was
called with. the score tied. 2 to 2. to let
both teams grab trains. 1t was in the
third inning of the early game that the
Cubs got busy. two home runs being the
feature. Schultz got homer with the
bases full and Tinker got a four-ply
waIIop soon after. Strath, for Cincinnati,
pitched as strong a game in the afternoon
as Keefe did in the morning. Morde-
cal Brown relieved King Cole in the
afternoon game when the latter began to
weaken Score.
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skington Wins and Loses Wogast Knocks Out Moran

innings; Of Knapp. 2 In Is innings; Of Gregg.
in 23 innings; of Nelson, in innings; on
Petty, In 5 Is innings. First base on balls-Or
FalkenbeTg, /; of Nelson, 3; of Petty. 4. Struck
out-By Falkenberg. 3; by Harkness. 2; by Gregg.
/; By Nelson, ); by Petty, l. Balk-Nelson. Wild
pitches-Falkenberg 81. Petty. First base er-
rors-CleTeland. /; St Louis. 2 Left on bases
Cleveland. IL; St Louis. g. Umpires-Messs. Per
nne and Dineen. Time Of game-3 hours.
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ANNIVERSARY DATA.

Our toiling athletes hold a to 6 VIC
tory over the Boston Red Sox this day
three years ago. also a fair showing
during the past i've years.
When ]. L Rodier heard that Dixie
Walker won his game in the morning,
the rotund gentleman passed away COM
pletely.
Thank goodness, our boys are nearly
through with the Bean Eaters, drat 'em.
Here's the dope. Look It over:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

2; of Donovan. 2: of Summers. l. Double play
Cobb 10 Morarity 10 Bush. Stolen baSes-Bush.
Cobb NIoriarity Hits-Of White. 6 in % in
nings; of Baker in 2 Is innings: of Donovan, 9
in I innings; of Young. / in innings; of Sum
mers in l inning Hit by pitched ball-By Ba-
ker Drake: by Donovan. Callahan Wild pitch
Donovan Left on bases-Chicago. 8; Detroit TO-
Sacrifice hits-Callahan. Bode. Mcconnell. Sulli-
van Moiarity. Stanage. Umpires-MessrA Mullen
and Evans. Time Of game-2 hours and 50 minutes
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Runs-Sheckard, Schultz Holman, Gond thinner
man. Tinker Archer. Richter. Hoblitzell. Egan.
Kcefe Two-base hits-Zmmerman. Doyle. Home
runs-Schulte Tinker Hoblitzell. Hits-Od Rich
ter, in l3 innings; of Brown, IN J inning
Sacrifice hit-Downey Double plays-Grant to Egan
to Beck; Tinker TO Zimmerman to Holman. Left
on bases-Chicago. 2; Cincinnati H. Bases on balls
OF Richter, Z; of Keefe, ). Struck out-By Rich
tsr 6; by Keefe z Umpires-Messrs Jchnstone
and EasOn. Time of game-2 hours
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EVEN BREAK FOR PIRATES.
Cardinals Win in Morning, Are Out

Cardinals Win in Mornings Are Out
cIassed in Afternoon.
Pittsburg, July 4-Pirates and Cardl-
nails broke even, with Bresnahan's men
taking the first 8 to 2, and Pittsburg
capturing the afternoon affair. battling
farce, IL to l. Clarke. with a crippled
force, was obliged to use Hendrix, q
Kansas recruit, in the afternoon. and the
youngster made good, though his game
was won for him in the third when
Pittsburg landed on Bill Steele for six
runs, Score:
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MAPS DIVIDE UP.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 4-The Maps and
Browns split even In the two games to-
day, the first being an exciting eleven
inning contest which the Maps won, and
the second a listless sort Of exhibition
which the visitors took handily, to 2.
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Earned runs-Boston, 4; Washington &
First base by errors-Washington, l.
Left on bases-Boston, s; Washington, L.
First base on balls-On Cicotte 2; of
walker, i; cff Hall, 8; OF Nagle, i; on
22-S; by Hall, 21-S; by Nagie, 4; by
walker, Sis; by Hughes. S2-a Hits
made-0n Cicotte, 4; OF Hail. 4: of
Nagle, 1: of Walker, 10; OF Hughes. 2.
Walker, 2; by Nagle 8; by Hughes, s.
Home run-Conroy Two-base hits-Con-
roy, EIberfeld. PurtelI (2), Gardner,
plays-McBride to Schaefer to Conroy;
Mcbride to Cunningham to Schaefer.
Hit by pitcher-By Cicotte, 1 Wild pitch
-Cicotte, / Passed balls-Henry, 2 Um-
pires-Messrs. Egan and Sheridan. Time
of game-2 hours.
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Rune-Mclntyre, Callahan, Bodle. Mcconnell Col
lH. Tannehin, Sullivan, Jones' Delehanty Moriarty.
Two-bass hits-Lord, Collins Callahan, Jones. Hits
made-OR Lively. II in innings; of LAfitte, in
innings. Sacrifice ht-Tannehin. Stolen bases-Bo-
die Callahan, Bush. Double play-Collins to Tame
hill to Collins Left bases-Chicago, 6; Detroit, Z.
First base on baIls-of Walsh. 3; of LAftte l.
First base on errors-Chiago, L Hit BY pitcher
By Lively, Collins Struck out-By Walsh 4; By
Laftte, l. Umpires-Messra Evans and Mullen.
Time Of ghme-2 hours and "A minutes.
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Totals. 49,. en- % % 3

TOteI8..... q II . y II
DATED for Muls In the eleventh
fBatted for Fisher In ths eleventh.
tBatted for Harhness In the eleventh
s.Ran for LA3oe In the eleventh.
sOns out when winning run was scored.
CsTeland......... 0l0e 0So0 0Ool 10
81 Louis.......... o 90 go 500 o-5
Runs-olsou Jackson CO. stovLl. Fisher en-.
0reez, Austin f1, 6chweitzer. LAporte. Hogan.
Two-bass hits-Rirs Harkness. Granny, Clarke C2l,
schuestaer Austin Home rn-Jackson- Sacrifice
hits-oraney, Laporte Sacrifice hy-Hogan- Stolen
hases-Flshg Olson. Doubls plays-smith TO etosslli
FsIksnberx 70 Olson; Black TO WaIlaca Bts--
on Talkuab~s. u n inninu, "a HszanDs = n
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Runs-Carey, Leach, Ellis, Konetchy, ETans-
TWo-bass hits-Leach, Mowrey CO. Ihrsobass hits
Leach, Ellis CQ. Sacrifice htS-Mowrey C2).
Sacrifice fies-Bymes Oakes. Stolen basss-Carcy,
Ellis Double plays-F6nn TO Wagner to Flynn;
Mowrey TO Konstchy; HAuser TO Huggns To ko-
netchy. First base on ballS-OR Steele. 2; on
Harmon, 5. Struck out-By Steele. q By Harmon.
J. Left on bases-Pittsburg, s; st. Louis, First
base on STrur-St- Louis, J. Umpires-Messrs. Klein
and Brennan. Time q gams-l hour and s. min
utea
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AFTERNOON GAME
Totals. 20. 81 49, y }

sHatfsd for Baker IN the sixth
fBatted for YOUNG IN the seventh
9Oae out when Winrfng run was scored
lBattsd for 0TsAxy In the ninth
chinro zgoIo aoIiI O-ig
DetroiI. ................. e22e4so ooii III
Rnns-Moiutyrs, Lord te1. Callahan, Bodie, Col.
nns yannshill. sullivan. Doaghrr5. zeider. Jones,
Cobb 20, Crawford ts1. Dcishnnty (p. Moriarify.
stanare. Tworbezs hits-Dolehanty. cnbb Moriar
it7. Isnnehfn. Crawford Thzee-bass hit-Lord.
Hers runs -Cfawford. zeidcr 5rruck oub-By
Dunolan s. b. Summera 1; b. Wiilslk l; b
1ounE i b Lzrn. : Bssca on- naza-o6 lRakE.
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"Batted for Cicotte in the eighth.
tBatted for Hughes In the ninth.
Tran for Ainsmith in the ninth.
Swimming run scored with one out.
Boston. o 1 1 o o o o IA
Washington 0 0 Is
Three-base hlt-Cunningham. Home
run-Speaker. Sacrifice hits-Gardner %,
Purtell. Stolen bases-Nunamaker, Leli-
welt, Hooper, Gessler, Purtell, Speaker
Double plays-Yerkes to Ga ardner to
Myers: Purtell to Gardner to Myers.
Left on bases-Boston, 10; Washington.
10. First base on balls-On Killilay, 2;
of Cicotte, 2; of Woods, l; on Groom, q;
off Hughes, l. First base on errors
Boston, l. Hit by pitcher-By Killilay, l
(Gessler). Struck out-By Kililay. /: by
Cicotte, 1; by Groom. s. Umpires-
Messrs. Egan and Sheridan. Time Of
game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Runs-Jackson ~. Austin, Schweitzcr. Laporte
Kretchell. Two-base hits-Stoyal, KretcheIl Jack
son. Black. Three-base hts-OlSon. Eastery, Schweit.
ger. Sacrifice hit-HOgan. Stolen bases-Blark
Kretchell. Austin First base balls-Of Bland,
ing /; of Raler. !. Hit by pitched ban-Mills.
Struck Out-By Banding. 4; by kaler. 2; by Lake. z
Double pay-IapOrte to Black. Passed ball-Eas
terly. UmpireS-Messrs. Dineen and Perrine. Time
Of game-l hour and 50 minutes. Attendance-5.OOO.
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Runs-SeverUid. Beck, Schultz, GOOD. Lett on
bases-Oncinnati, 6; Chicago l. Hits made-on
smith. in innings; off Cole. 6 in innings; OF
Brown. l in 2 innings of Suggs In innings.
Txo-base hits-Arcler, Hoblit1el. Severotd Three
base hit-Schulte. First base on balls-oh Smith, 2;
on Cole l. Struck out-By Cole. 6; by Brown, {; by
smith. S; by Suggs Sacrifice hits-Bescher, Ztm-
norman Stolen bases-Hoblitzell, Doyle. UmpireS-
Messrs Eason and tombstone Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes
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New York. 0 l % o o 0-5
Philadelphia. ................... l i o IL
Runs-Snodgrass Murray, Merkle C2). DeTlin. Pas
kert Luderus ~, Walsh DOolan DOOM Alexander.
Two-base hits-Doon, Doyle Walsh Doolan. Gran
dali. Threebase hits-DoOlan, knabe. Home rIns-
Paskcrt Luderus (2), Merkle Sacrifice hit-Knabe.
Stolen bases-SnodgIass ~, Merkle Double play
Murray to Meyers Hits made-Of Crandall A.
Struck out-By Alexander g. By Crandall. l; by Mar
guard !. First base ON balls-Of Alexander. 1: of
Cnndan. 2 Umpires-MesSrs o'Day and Rigler.
Attendance-5OOO
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AMERIoAN AssooIATIoN.

At LcuisFiIle- Louisville. /; Toledo, 1
At Columbus Columbus 5; Indisnapnlis.
At Kansas Oty-Kanss CITY. Q; Mfluzukes. Z
At St Paui-St Paul, 6; MinnenposA e
AFTERNOON CANES
At Coiumbus-C ColumbuA I; Indianapolia &
: ~ s<ille-LouisFille, 70; Toledo, T.
At Kanzs Cty-Kansas CITY 5: Mrwsukea. 4
At Minneapolis Afirneapniis. $, St P4nl, Il
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Morning Games.
Philadelphia, II; New York, z.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
St. Louis, 81 Pittsburg, 2.
Chicago, s; Cincinnati, 3.
Afternoon Games.
Philadelphia, 2; New York, 5.
Brooklyn, A. Boston, 2.
Pittsburg, Ill st. Louis, L.
Chicago, 2, Cincinnati, 2.
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Boston ut Brooklyn
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DROP OUT OF FIRST PLACE.
Tigers HumbIed by SOx and Lose
Lead Long Held.

Lead Long Held.
Detroit, July 4-The White SoxR to-day
dragged the Tigers out of first place,
beating them in the morning game, to
3, with Walsh expectorating his way to
easy victory and incidentally lifting the
Sox into third place. The big fireworks
were reserved for the afternoon, and In
a pinwheel. skyrocket battle the Sox
finally lost II to 10, in eleven innings
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FTERNOON GAME

at Louis. .oOiOoooe Ell
Pittsburg. o 6 20 o x-n
Runs-Carey, Leach C2l, Byrne tZl. Wagner CQ.
Flynn Mccarthy. Wilson. Hendrix. Kouetehy. Hits
-OR Steel, In innings; OF Laudermilk IN
Is inningS Three-base hits-wagneT. Hendrix.
Byrne. Two-base hit-Geyer. Sacrifice hy-Wilson.
Bases on balIs-Oh Steele. l; OF Laudermiik. In
lis inning; od Geyer, ]; OF HeEdrix. Struck oua
by Geyer. ]; by Hendrix. 2 Umpires-AessrA.
Brennan and Klm- Tina u Eams-a houu and y
mtnuteA
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Big League Races
Seen at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

yesterdays RESULTS.
Morning Games.
Washington, 81 Boston, 4.
Chicago, ~ Detroit, 8.
Cleveland, 81 st. Louis, 5.
Philadelphia, z; New York, 4.
Afternoon Games.
Boston, 4; Washington, 3.
St. Louis, 4J Cleveland, 2.
Detroit, H. Chicago, 10.
Philadelphia, IL, New York, O..
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at BOSTON.
Philadelphia Mt New York.
St. Louis mt Cleveland.
Chicago Mt Detroit.
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Totals. ..... 80 s1I3 /

sBatted for Knetzer in eighth inning.
tBatted for Rucker in ninth inning.
boSton. v " " i ~
BrSoklyn o o o o o o 2 o.
Runs-DaEidson, Daubert Herzog. Killing. Pfeffer.
Twobase hits-DayidsOn, Pfeffer, Sweeney. Sacrihce
hits-Kling Coulson. Stolen bases-renney. Inger-
ton. Double plays-zmmeTman to Hummel to Dan
bert; Herzog to Sweeney TO Tenney; Zimmerman to
Daubert- Hits made-Of Knet1er, 8; of Mcigls,
7; OF PfeieE !; of Rucker. 2 Struck out-By
Knetzer, 5; By McTigue. Z; by Rucker, First base
On balls-OR KnetSer, 2; of McTigue. 8; OF Pfefer,
J. wild patch-McTigue Umpires-MesEA Frary
and Finneran- Attendhnce-3.0n
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Runs-Heflogs MiIIR DaVidson @. DanbeFt.
Erwin. Left on bsss- tston, 9. Brooklyn. ; Two
base hits-Klhg, zimmeman. Three-hase hit
Davidson. Home rur-DaubeFt. Sacrifice ny-
Kaiser First base on esTog-Boston. 2; Brooklyn I.
Stolen hascs-Sweeney, Herzog DaubeTt. Double
plays-Rariden TO Sweeney; Smith TO Hummel to
Daubezt CO. Bases on balls-0f Perdne. /; OF
schardt, Struck, cut-By Psrdue. 5; b. Schardt
Wne pttch-schardk Umpires-Mesfs. Finneran
and Fr.7. Tine & une-l h0ur and 81 ninutsA
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pnmnern nefenleiI.

Laurel. Nd. July 4.-The Sewage Pump
ing Station team lost fast game to the
home team to-day Z to score:
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Runs-Lord ~. Oldring. Stunk, Baker. Coombs
~, Daniels, knight, Chase. Blair TwO-base hits
Coombs. Strunk tA. Chase. Gardner. Lord Three
base hits-Daniels. Cree, Blair. Sacrifice hits
Barry. Hartzell, Baker. Stolen bases-Woiter t2l.
Baker Chase, Oldring Lord. Lord and Strunk
tdOuble). Double plays-Derrick to Baker; Barry
to McInnis Hits-Of Yaughn, 10; of Coombs. I:
of Bender. ;; of Klepfer. l. Struck out-By
Vaughn, 3; by Coombs. 2; by Bender. J.; by Klep-
fer. J. Bases bals-By Vaughn, 2; By COomhs.
2; by Klepfer =. Umpires-MesTS. Connolly and
OLoughlin- Attendance-4.O00
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MORNING GAME

'DonIin batted for Wiltse in fourth inning.
fBecker batted for Marqua-d in eighth inning
Tran for Moore IN fourth.
New York................... 0 go o o o p
Philadelphia. ................. XII
Runs-DeTlin. Doyle. SnodTass e. Murray,
Merkle t2) Knahe. LObert, Magee. Luderus. Walsh.
DOolan ~, Doom o., Chalmers Two-base hits
DOolan t2), DeVore, Deylin. Murphy. Walsh. Three
base hitS-Murray. DeTore. Sacrifice hits-Magee,
PaSkert Chalmers. Knabe Stolen baseS-Merkle.
Walsh. Hits-Of Moore 6; of Wiltse. 4; of AIMS,
:; of Chalmers. 5; of Drlcke. l. Struck out-By
Moore Z; by Willis. l.: by Ames. l. by Chalmers. ;;
by Marquard,- Hit by pitcher-By Ames. l; by
Chalmers !. Bases on balls-By Moore, .; by
Wiltse. /; by Ames, 2; by Chalmers. l; by Mar
guard. /; by DTucSe. l. Umpires-MesSrs. o'Day
and Rigler. Attendance. ZOO.
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JULY s

Won. 3; lost. Average runs per game for Ma
tionals, Sc; average hits S; average errurs, Ia
For opponents: RunA AZ; hits. "a; errors. L.
Bet you two bits J. L r. doesn't
try TO hand us any more bull about los
ng yearly sections Of anniversary dope
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

MORNING GAMES.
At Newark-Newark. 5; Jersey City, Z.
At PruFidence-PUvidence, S; Baltimore 4
At Moutreal- Montreal, 2; Buffalo =
At Toronto-Toronto. l; Rochester. 4
AFTERNOON GAAEES
At jersey Oty-Jessy City. {; Newark, s
At Observation-Disclosures 1; Baltimore. II,
At Acknowledgement, 5; Buffalo. z
At Tor0nso-TrUnto. 81 RochestsF. &
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AFTERNOON GAME-
Totals. ..... Sc 92i II

"Batted for Marluard in seventh.
tPaska-t safe IN fourth for interference
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GAAIE

-Batted for Lspp In seventh inning.
tBatted for Gardner In the eighth.
+Batted for Klepfer In the ninth.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Lewis tried to do the Clyde Milan
stunt by going from first to third on
an infield out In the second inning of the
morning game. He was nipped by
several yards.
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Dated for Psrdns In thsSniuth.
Boston 1900 90 o.
Brookiyn. o e0aoo oo2z-
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The crowd started to kid Schaefer on
his second time at bat in the morning
game. Germany kidded back. and
then laid down the prettiest safe bunt
of the day.
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AFTERNOON GAME

'Batted for Williams in the fifth.
tBatted for Fisher in seventh.
tBatted for Thomas IN the sixth.
Slated for Leonard in the sixth.
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Conroy's home run was an exact dupIi-
cate of the one he made on Monday aft
ernoon. The Widow had to sprint how
ever, in order to make the circuit
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TOtalA..... . IA . ] !
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MORNING GAME

sBatted for Lively in seventh.
fRatfed for Iafitte IN ninth.