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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
Georgia Statesman and Geor-
gia Baseball Player Express
Their Views as to National
Leaders
tRy 10 smith.


NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Senator A. o,
Bacon and Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the
baseball champion, have given inter-
views TO the Democratic committee, and
they are being used to good effect tc
boost the candidacy of Woodrow wilson.
Senator Bacon was in national headquar-
tiers yesterday and volunteered his serv-
ices to the committee. He will go on
the stump the latter part of this mon tn
and will make a number of speeches in
doubtful states.
81 have been through six presidential
campaigns said the senator, land
have never entered one with as much
confidence as now inspires me-"
Senator Bacon. will take, a short ocean
voyage before engaging actively in the
campaign He feels the need Of rest. after
the long session of congress.
1T is going to. be downright pleasure, "
said Senator Bacon.
THE contest this year is one of edu-
cation and the people of this country
are at last awake to real merit of De-
mocracy.
This third term movement IS going
to fizZle out. 1t is nothing more or less
than a bridge by which the members
of the Republican party will Join the
Democratic party. There can only be
two great parties and the Democratic
party cannot die. 1t has stood the buff
ings and assault of years. The men who
believe in Democracy have never failed,
and today they are about to reap the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
DEMOCRATS GAINED OVER
rs PCT. AT VERMONT POLLS

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT, Sept.
IA more accurate idea OF the strength
of the Democrats and Progressives in
yesterdays state election was TO be had
today from almost complete returns of
the 24s counties and towns. With only
six small towns to be heard from the
vote for governor stood:
Allen NJ. Fletcher, Republican. 1851.
Harlan B. Howe. Democrat, 1877.
Rev. Frazier Metzger. Progressive, u.s.
54s.
Clement F. Smith. Prohibition, 1,516.
Fred w. Suffer. Socialist 1864.
The six missing towns cast total
vote two years ago Of LIS, Of which the
Republicans polled 7sg and the Demo-
Gratis ss4
Returns for. senators and representa-
tives from three-quarters of the cities
and towns showed that the Republicans
will have no officially in seating their
candidates for governor and other state
officers when the legislature is called
upon to elect. there having been no ma
jority in yesterdays balloting.
Democratic and Progressive leaders
declare the presidential election in No
vember will be stubbornly contested.
/ II is expected that the Republicans
will have a substantial majority in the
Legislature. although there are nearly
leighty-one towns yet 10 report on the
vote for Representative.
The strength Of the Progressive vote
was the feature OF the election. The
| Democrats increased their vote over
two years ago. The falling of in the
Republican vote was marked.
| Indications were that a great part of
the detection. went 10 the Progressives
although the Democrats also gained and
few Of the Republican votes went to
the Prohibition ticket.
Comparison OF returns from five Of the
fourteen counties show that the Demo
lcrats carried Caledonia county and the
| Republicans were successful in the
Grand Isle. Orange. Washington and
Lamoille counties.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
Defeated Candidate
SuccunabS to Aboble1y
Especial Dispatch to The Journall

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
GREENVILLE. S. c., Sept. 5.-Super-
visor J. P. Goodwin is dead at his
home in this city. and his sudden demise
is directly attributable TO excitement Of
the recent campaign, in which he was a
candidate for re-election. At one of the
county campaign meetings two weeks
ago the supervisor. while making his ap-
peal TO the people. was howled down
by a crowd of Blease supporters, who
knew the official to be a Jones sup
porter. In his attempt to be heard by
the crowd the supervisor over-exerted
himself and was stricken with apo
plexy. dying In ten days after the
stroke. His defeat in the primary prob
ably also FASTENED his end
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
Gasoline Tank
Cigarette Butt
Fare You Well!
CBy Associated Prs,s.)

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-A lighted
cigarette thrown carelessly into a tank
containing Is gallons of gasoline caused
an explosion in cleaning and dyeing
establishment here late last night that
may cost four lives. Nine men were
occurred, four of whom were so badly
injured that physicians say they cannot
recover.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
Chaviz Gets Decision
"a Assooiated Press

TRINIDAD. Col. Sept. 3.-Bennie
Chaviz, of Trinidad, was awarded the
decision over Monte Attell, OF San Fran
cisco, OH a foul in the twelfth round OF
gruelling fight here. Delivery OF the
foul caused wild excitement. Spectators
crowded into the ring and the platform
collapsed, but no one was injured.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-06
THOUGHT U. S. FLAG WAS :
GREEN. WHITE AND BLUE
CBy AssOc.s.ed PressJ

BOSTON. Sept. "A man who de-
clared that the American flag was
green. white and blue and insisted that
Theodore Roosevelt was a selectman
of the town of Dedham failed to get
his citizenship papers today.
The sun., 1912-07-07
D|SBROW'S DIZZY SPEED
EARNS BEACH RECORDS
simplex Zip Goes Ten Miles in
Great Time at Old
Orchard.
100 MILE MARK BETTERED
Dave Lewis Does This Stunt.
Covering Journey In
90 Minutes.
100 MILE MARK BETTERED

OLD ORCHARD. Me. July 6.-Three beach
records were broken on the mai day Of
the automobile meet to-day. Louis Dis
brow got two records for his simplex ZIP.
Dave Lewis. in the Stutz. reduced the
mark for 100 miles hung up BY Bill Endi-
cott Yesterday.
Disbrow. driving the simplex Zip hve
miles against time. covered the distance
! In I minutes $50 seconds. That beat the
I record made by Jack Rutherford In Ma
tionai on July BY twenty lone seconds.
pisbrow's second record Of the day came
when he won the ten mile free for all In
the remarkable time OF minutes bS
seconds. Charlie Basie. driving the Ital-
ian Bianchi. finished second in the race.
His time also was better than the previ.
Gus record. but he was forty.cne seconds
behind Disbrow At the hnish.
Although Disbrow was the star to-day
ne again failed 20 lower his record made
July for one mile with a hyinE start
in the Jay Eye See. The best the car
would do to.doy was 3S.5 seconds. A.
against 35l0 seconds made the hrst DAY
! uf the races
100 mile event. lie clipped four minutes
day and lowered the record for the course
.ssonS ,ss s :s S.n. II wS SsuE h 4 EnssSs nss::
'"'v. esese " ~ s'es ss,s~ss~es
Anhough Endico,t was whipped for first
broken h.. drove a steady. consistent race
to-day Had hs not been forced 70 pull
off the course and change tires early In the
/ race he would have made better time
Smiling loe Nikrsnt. thu Pacific coast
sp"ed merchant. was much IN evidence
With his Case Bullet TO-DAY. HE won tho
, brow in the Case White streak. i:sl.eck
in the Lexington and John Dc Palma,
| Jack Rutherford, driver OF the National
car. did not compete In the races to-day.
ias s cS Ea5 s wns shppSa to hsS'" following
The summaries
Glass c--Non stock .s' 30" .,ta .o.he'
ps.n % Gspia.rm'n n- G min. @au ~" -. T., . "S.
Mercer DE raima'. rme, s..miUa''s - 10
s.conns. second Le,ing,9n, ,Esl"-c"i. '.'n,.
class C-Non sock. I6I-soc cub.c ino,e.
E,,1nI DI., d;,g',ftmsnn, nv; m.M9n & :;
seconds: Bisnehi ,B.si.i, !.ms; . minutes
s;o :esGnd; sGSd 90 :.eS... S.icn.
.ua as .sss cubic ;S:" aeh.: sS c..o 'ss: az.
%'"s:: SI
.nd.; @ Mercer .Asmms3: ,iM.; Is m!aS,.,
ciss: D. Son stock. free FOR all; ten
| miles-won by Simplex ZIP tDisbrowI tirne.
minutes 50 seconds. Bianchi ,Bis,r,. time
. minutes =: 10 seconds, s'cond; Na,,onsl
tWhaisn,, time. minutes <o.lo seconds,
third
.cis., E-,Non stock. ,ei-,So, cubic ,nrhs,
! piston displs scemsnt. 100 milss--Won hv
| Stu,s Lewis. time. l hour - minutes "a "a
! minutes . seconds. second; Jackson Icobel
| time. l hour so minutes Il.be s-conds third
| Special Evsnt-l.Ouis DisOroW In Simple
Zip for hye miles against time, 1 ninuts'
$50 seconds lowering Rutherferh's record OF
| 4 minutes 25. .ls seconds
The sun., 1912-07-07
AID MEN IN GOLF TOURNEY.
over $50 Rt Brctton Woods for BiG
Annual Event Tomorrow.

BRETON WOODS. y II. july More
than 10 members oi the American Golf
Association of ADVERTISING Interests arrived
at the Mount Washington Hotel to-day for
tho eighth annual tournament of the
association. which viii open on Monday
next and continue untii the following
SATURDAY This - the third consecutive
year that the Advertising golfers have
played this course
A. the tournament ~ BRETON Woods in
July last year il was unanimously voted by
the members Of this assoc r. ton Va hold
all tournaments al ki.jton W oods IN the
summer ana NJ fiAsAur>i IN the winter
lhc tournament VIII tc ushered IN by
an informal round oi the links OH Monday
0,N. tn Tuesday morning Prenident
Whitman " III formally open the proceedings
in pursuanc. of the ancient custom by
driving n ball from the first tee Tor the
caddes TO retrieve. the lucky boy 10 he
rewarded substantially, This event will
be followed by the aus Tying round Of the
eighth annuB championsnIp.
Donald y Ross of the tsseN Onnty hub
in Massachusetts and of the |inehurst
I ountry mb has consented 10 devote the
, week to the assoc alton ana Ill act Tor the
tournament committee IN the management
OF the tournament. l ne Tournament cont
Ini,tcs comprises II, VI. rurvis. chairman,
Boston, ". T.. onklyn. Ncw York /. 4.
Sperry thicago. 4. h oliver Fittsburg
and r. r. Mamlok New York
The sun., 1912-07-07
KING AND QUEEN SEE
BIG HENLEY REGATTA
First Time in History Tha, \
British Sovereign Is at
Classic.
GREAT DAY, GREAT CROWD
Paris Crew Wins Famous
Thames Cup-Many .\mcri.
cans Arc There.

f.oNno>. July o.--The l'a,r Lowing
club won the historic Than, cup l.,
a single iensth to-day in ~, on.,,r,
eNen. '" Wv m" ""E '" "rhy
regatta. defeatinG ~. = Nm 'oll"'' The
King and Queen witnessed tn" races from
tn. roy royal ,,',;r barge In the, the ,"sc f"r '.-
Mccullock. THIS event was followed hy
the sydney ~, c'oo ., beating s tn" rack ','a.
"e . -, so ooo ,n. a. .e . cup
cro"u Vi oV'VoV .,' saNes' Una, ever
invaded the Thames l''N'". assembled az
IN the ress,ts. a no., OF OF '''" ."c, Ems ,Ta,'
~ - -. ,.s. ..,., 'u Ia,
dotted the river laden WIN "e' dressed
men and women many OF whom slept on
The river aide vas abiaze with b,,,;r.
s ."s 49,. rha aay no. w." p.n"ns
ana no"es' INC uA! "as "arNed ny
the history Of the regatta that an Ens.
i,sb King had witnessed tn. race.
,.,na cnr,. .n,,.sa ,ho n,o,,,.,,, ,.
had perplexed linn a few days ago. a,
TO what attire he should appear In. no prcc.
edent having been set by am, former
sovereims. by appearink In 2 blue serse
suit and an alpine straw hat. Queen
Mary and her daushter, Princsss Mary.
were dressed IN pale plue. The royal
party left Psddins!on station and en-,
gold state barge. which has not been used
the royal standard. was iowed by eirbt
waternnsn, attircd in old fashioned red
liveries with black peaked hats. William
a. East Of Richmond. the Kings barge.
master. stood at the helm. The roya
party were cheered all along the course
by thousands OF enthusiasts
II was q great day for Henley, a
record, royal Henley, with a crowd Of
so. 900 or thereabout. Suddenly the bells
rang out from Henley church Every.
body stood up and oil eyes were turned
toward The bridge. where in the distance
was seen the loyal standard fioating on
the state barge with its scarlet oarsmen.
The EinR and Queen and the Princess
MARY were seated in the stern, under a
red silk awning. \ storm Of cheers
recchoed from bank to hank and another
tumt,it arose from the white clad multi
Jude aroat
roid toa ,ovai bar gljded swiftly down
the river to the royal pavilion. whcr.
h.,..S amid = fresh storm OF Chico.
The r.at ou. stion OF the day--how Is
The sun., 1912-07-07
MACK RESPECTS RED S0X.
Admits His Champions VIII Have tn
Go Some to Catch Leadevs.

PHILADELPHIA. July q. Connie Mack,
the leader OF the two time champions ~ N"
universe at baseball, spoke a timely warn
ing about the undertaking OF the Red So,
by the hosts OF fans and hi. tenn TODAY
The Red Sox." said Manager Mack.
are a surprise to me. and must say II w'lt
take a wonderful winning streak for us "
sst them. They have 4 seven game le'd
they are going better than I have e'e7
dreamed that they would 10. Their
pitchep-Hali. Wood. O'Brien. Collins,
Hedient and Cicotte--wili be hard TO bea'
They are OF better than the champions
I doubt II, man for man, they gre a. good
but they are going like preirie. pre-. success
my my team has. not been Yp 70 its standard
since the Warrington series
II hope to win out: have hehttn9 team
but that team will have to 60 better than
ever 20 catch the Soy. The race IA ahou,
m.sinss man. .ssa sh:, .% "r satisfied WIZ o. lead
Of the Red Hox. ] know they we're the team
We would have 10 heat. I did not fear
Chicago nor the TiEers: Il was the Red Sor
NY eStneiders viii have 70 hit and there
WIN have 10 he a general Improvement IN
my team quickly or We are going 10 have
more trouble than any one tmasines getting
those leaders."
The sun., 1912-07-07
TIGERS AND Sox DIVIDE.
Dubur's one Ilit Game the First ,
Lots Of Uits In second.

CHi,Aoo. july q. The Tigers and White
soy broke even IN double header to-day
Dstroi, won the Nr-t game ito0and Chicago
the second 10 too
rhers wa- nothing much 10 the first con
test except Duhuc's pitching. We held the
Hox to ore nit. Weaver got that in Tho
eigh,h The Second gRna was n smuggling
match. the Tigers driving out u aud the
Sox is htts. Mcav Yer and Mattick got
homers Both era " ford md loudon made
the ninth
The scores,
The sun., 1912-07-07
NONE REACH FIRST OFF FRi1L
0keeters Take Moth Ends ~ Doub1e
RiiI From rrovidence.

Jersey CITY grabbed the fore and ait
parts Of Yesterdays double bill At Jer-
sey City with Providence. the Skectcrs
winning In the opening battle By score
Of 10 to &. and carrying OF the conclud-
ing act by neures OF TO o. In the
second game Jack Friil accomplished the
feat Of shutting Free Lakes boys on
without either a hit or run. not a
single player reaching hrst base In seven
innings. The game was called TO per-
init the umpircs 10 make train connec-
T, tions.
I Th" score
The sun., 1912-07-07
ne score
rIuIrAf.o 4
,G Bs,ed tor Steele in ,hc nnh inning.

WV Ds'su ~ S'S''N ' WV w"
ii Louis ..,........-, o o N--l2
Two base Eitr--st-e!e. Schultz Safer
Evsvs. Oskcs Thrr" has" hits -HAusni
Smith Home run irhuli- Sacrifice hit
cheney Sacrinca f!.g Tinker. willie. stolen
bases-HugGins. :; Hnus~r Double plnys--
,ieyer. ilnussr and Mag-c. Iimm. rmau aud
Ssier steele and Mnge"; Er'rs, Tinker ard
Saier, Hauser, Hussius uud Mag.r. Bases
ON balls-on cheEty. D.. on nrycr. \. on
steele. .. struck ou, -Ny Cheney. = hv
tsyer. J., ny Richie y Hits--On Steele. >
In o inninUs: on Cheney, = In \ la innings
Lsft on basss-St, Louis. ., Chicago. +. Time
Two hours tmpires-Riyl.r and Fin
The sun., 1912-07-07
Prospect PARK Baseball Results.

URoOKIYN AMATEUR LEAGUE
Eastern District Y n e. A, II; Oakland
A g.
rrosp~c, PARK NJ. G. a, ~; Bedford
tluh, Z
trinity Club. II; Central v n q A.s
OTHER RESlLrs
Gr,bhon u " G.. u, Thirteenth Regiment
!,r, uud 20.
All stars N Arlinvtons u
Peerless q, I. uui,k y, G.,
Sulub'r sNe E., ktnx ton 'lub,
Adnins w ." corr i'u-rru. ; y
q irs
v .ipu IL, ,lts o.. N,,0np,r. -
.fff IfH..I D.. t'ur'..I,
The sun., 1912-07-07
HUGoMs SCORES FIVE RUNS.
Cardinal Midget IL Omciaiiy At Rat
Only Four Times.

ST. Iovis. July e--The Cardinals DIS
played large amount of pepper to-day
against the Cubs and GAINED a victory,
,co-s IL To I. Miller iIuGgins's base
cunning was the biz feature. lie was
~ hat I'VE times, hut as lac walked once
he IL credited Officially as having laced
tho opposing pitchers only -four times.
Five runs and three hits In four tiWes
at bat is his record for the game
The ErOrA
The sun., 1912-07-07

Tou,ls 5il3l7s9 - i

TUVNT@
'd' Battcd for Donnrliy In u. 'cn'h lnnMg.
tb' Batted for Ale Ianaer IN thr c,ghta inning
Boston ..OOOa aoOli oOO-ii
PhiladeiphiS. ..... 1900: $50 90. .--I3
Two base hits -Craveth. McDonaii. Titus.
l.uderus Devfin. Hess. Three base hits kirkc.
PasKert Home runs rhvath. = HitS-ON
Shutz. In t~o nninss. on brennan. In four
inninss, on Ale xander. IN one iunlng OF >raton.
IN innings. on Moore, IN 3 : innings o'
Dlc.son, y ina S:s innngs oE noGnrJy. IN
Sl3 innings. on Hess. w ihTs- inniu-> Sari!
tre hits snpbcli. kiliife~ hnsh' ~ gi-rc
ry Esmniet. s,olep ha:cS iol'r'. Mace.
ibo, bic plays OhOurh". Sw'rrsN sou Ne, IN
.,rais,n nrh I.uGer isfi on hl q, Pn,'on. :,
pnl'ajelpnis ilss, ne.e ol nai' ~ nck-
/ ht b, pitched bali BY Sraton ,Ja, Asonl. S;rucs
SSutmhy Mcsson z; by Donncliy. = by h.ss. . by
Moore. ], Wild piiches-Shuiu. !. Hslk
Shulis cmp!re-Eason. Time , hours and rs
minutes.
The sun., 1912-07-07

a, Rated for Mason in the sl1th inning.

Totals SiOtSTf 10
IN, Pattcd for Mason in the sixth inning.
,b Raticd Tor Manser in the eighth inning.
Providence o q =
Jersey CITY ~
Two base hlts--B lar rows. Gillespie. AN Three
hit Mason. SacriNcc ny Wells. Stolen bases o.
Barrows. .. Mct'rone. ?. purtell. Drake. lfft on
bases Jersey Ci'y. II: Providence. Double
plays Shcan. AtK and Gillespie Ftrst base on
balls on Mason. 2: slime. 2: Covin9ton. struck
hal, ny slime (kclly. Mc(rone': oy Covtneton
Janvrin, Hits OF Mason H. In ak innings;
IN Manscr. . In two innings: ~ Frlll. In one
inning: on slime. l3 In l-S innings. oftovington.
. IN two-,hirds inning tmpires Murray and
Mathews Time {. hours and minutes.
The sun., 1912-07-07

In game Of the rutnam.Hud,"
League played yesterday at Colum
Oval the Ali-Coilegiates defeated >
Yonkers =. N. &. \. nine In . slurc
match TO- to Q. Roth teams had lot r
hits and made errors . plenty. The SEQ
n. n
Yonksrs Y. NJ. c. A.. .eBeiot2ee-ei
All coiisgiAtss. Sieio1eoa-iei. y.
Bstterles-Andsrson: sp.tght and Tow
Reinagher.
The sun., 1912-07-07
American AssOrtstiOn.
Trl-State l.caRue.

A, Reading ng-Reading. ., Atiantlc cay o
tfrst game. Atlantic CITY, :. Reading. o
tseconi game.
A, A,lsn,own-A Allentown, :: Johns'owr. I
(Gr-t Eame' Allentown, {: dohnstown, .
,srCond game
\, York York. . Wilmington. g.
Al IIarri.burs Harrisburg, 4, Trenton |.
,nrst eane,, Harrisburg. :; Trenton, tAsc.
ond same),
The sun., 1912-07-07

tGl Ran for SwacIns in the ninth inning.
~ Battrd for Gaskell In the ninth inning
Newark q i.
Baltimore % %
Two base hit Bcrsen. Three base hi'-Walsh.
on lee, /. on Shawkey. ?. Struck out-By
Shawhey. J. hits-On Lee. y IN sla innings; on
Baltimore. !. Left on bases Newark. .: BAltl.
more. !. Cmplres byron and Doyle. Time
I hour and u minutes
The sun., 1912-07-07

At Iynn-i. lynn. 4; Hav,rhill, mrs
giu"i. WH,erhili. : INnn, tsrcond gam"
At lawr"nc"--' Lawrence, !. New he'd
fnri b
Al Worcester-wo Worcester. 3; FAN river. Z
,nrsr gnm"l Worcester. = Van River.
second HaynsI,
A. i.oweli--Loweli. I. Brocktun. tl
innings hrst game Brockton. II, Lowell.
second gameD
The sun., 1912-07-07
SHAWKEY ENIGMA TO NEWARK
Holds TheM Iultless Four luninGs
while ITS Club scores.

Baltimore made Il two straight over
Newark In Newark Yesterday. with an.
other swatfest that had the Braves at sea.
Shawkey proved an enigma for the locals.
he held them hitless until the NTH. The
score was to 3. The score:
The sun., 1912-07-07
Jaw Fractur-d by Pitched RsII.

HACGENsACE. July q Lansdell, tn. crac.
hrst bnseman Of the Ori,ani =. G.. was pail
fully injured during the Rame with ,hs
Hackcnsack Wheelmen this afternoon
which he tried TO dodge. The Oritanis
won TO 3.
The sun., 1912-07-07

' Charlotte .; Greensboro.
winston Salem. =, ure.nvile, ,hrs,
Eam"i.
Winston Salem >, Grecuvnlc, : ,second
game.
SpartanhurE r. Anderson, y nrsi game,
Anderson q; Spnrtanburg. ,scvund
The sun., 1912-07-07
IMPUDENT BROWNS SPANKED.
Beat Maps In First Game. hst Get
Chasttsed for ~ In Second.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July s.--The Browns
broke even with the Maps in their double
header to-day, winning the nrst, & to 9.
and losing the last. to 3. The Stovall.
ties In the frst Kame pounded kahler
all over the lot, They played loosely IN
the neld In the second game.
The scoree:
The sun., 1912-07-07
fIRyr CAMP.
Totals 81 :ii,1lia

Totals 81 nam a
"a, Pn'led for Kahcr In the ninth inning.
Cleveland n-l
81 Louis ] o.
Two base hits-pratt. =. Three base hits
Lac s0n, kutna Stolen hAse-PYatt. Struck
out Powell. Il by Kahler. I, Hit by pitcher
py hahie. kG,na Double p,Sys.,PoHsll
Austn And ku,,na; Easter'y rnd is)Sle: Um,
20 minutes.
The sun., 1912-07-07
FIRST GAME.

W 7 :
IN, patt-d for Bcnz in the sixth inning
ID, Pat,ed for johnson IN the eighth inning.
Detroit ..,. ..... " %
Chicago. u y 90
leN on bases detroit, 4 chicago, :. Firs,
base on balls--ON DuhuC. :, o1 PrrZ, 3: on John
son, S Struck ont by Benz. |; by johnson. l.
HI by pitched ball by Johnson tllclahan,yl
stolen bases cobb, 2: DclAhantN \ttt 2: Mo-
rlariy. Umpire In chief Connolly. Field umpire
Hart. Time Of game / hour and " minutes.
SEJOsD GAME
The sun., 1912-07-07

T"NHI~ 40 W I1-f
io BaucU Tor Moran IN the third iuning
IA TWO ont when winning run was scored.
icl i,aticd for Itath In tho eighth inning.
a. Nan FOR Bodic IN the ninth inning
Detroit 4 u I q q o
Chicago. u U o o {. 10
lcft on bases Detroit, .. Chicago, First
base on bali H$ Moran. !; by WilIctl, 2; by
lAngc. |. S,ruch ont i,y Moran, I; by Wlll~u, z;
by iAnge, 1; by white, =, M hy pitcher nv
Moran ,itatnl Two base hits sullivan. kuhn
i.ou,cn' Rodie' liomr runs Wsavrr' Ms,tirH
Sacfincr hits nod,c, " eav~r, Lord. Stolen base.
n,f,a & .naaeh' nha M"5hnrNi Si x"snsm wm. iSsssd
burn and Collins. Umpire, Hart aud Connolly
WING . hmm. and III inlunIcs =.
The sun., 1912-07-07
New Work. state League.

Albany % q n q s II q
Hlmira o o q u q % s /
Batteries Harmed ana Rycrson. Schmidt and
Clougher
SECOND GAME.
m r.
Albany q q q "a
Elmiva ... 4 o u
Batteries Mcintyre 'sagcr and iiyrrson Hanl-
ian, kOopman AMI Cloughrr.
AT TROY FIRST GAME
Troy q q n 7 ia
Binghamton 2 o o q q q
Batteries Wagner and Woods Robcrtsiilc and
Nanderarih. -.
SECOND GAME.
Troy q 8 10
0luRhAmtOn % q Y
Batteries pappalau and Fitzgerald. johnson
and CrOsstn,
At SYRACUSE.
Scranton n n rs %
Syracuse u y u
Batteries ro'tre'i and Peterson; prA,et Rur-
rhell and NcMurrAN
~ UTICA
WuLesbavte q q 90 y,
t'trN u u ~ ~ ? u 4 a. ,
batteries frock and hrsnn"n, Malloy and
Riier
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tninn r. G., 4. st. John A g., T.
Pontiac a G., u; Good Counsel,
Putnam a. g, "a Kingston Club. "a.
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To.dny's Schedule.
Providence In Jersey CITY
Baltimore in newark
Toronto In Montreal.
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Montreal. o 0 A : q o I l--O1<
Observation-Disclosures, Hughss. Jonss an<
Jackiitsch: Montreai.' 'Mattsrn and Murphy.
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SECOND GAME,

Totals ~ cic
la Ran for Kuiina In the ninth inning
lbl RAUed for Hogan In the ninth innlng.
Cleveland, u q o I
~ Louis u o o o 2-J
Innings pitched Brown, I: AiiiAou, T. Hits
appor toned T. brown, 4; Allison. .. SuAs a..
por,oncd r, Brown, :; Allison, .. OppoHSSts 4,
bat v Rrows. is' Allison. q, Sscrlnes hisa--
Pir., bssr, on balls 90 bAske,,s iKSilns.
~, by pitcher ny naskette iJaatscnl; BY T..
nrnwm ,htSan, yrs, base .n srIor,- cisyclssd.
out NY RsskeWe ,ShoI,sn. a: by Y. nSowS
,bAskc,te,. Double play Olson EAstsrly a01
Turner implreh Dincsn aud sheridan, Time
hour and tS minuteA
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- ,jo. omahs
S,ouN tut. ? pe- Moin.s.
VT phNa, | rop'ka,
lin, ''u. b,uN~r ,Nrst same Lia .
Is,n. ., i"nAti ! ,se, ont Samsl
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Totals n u OIb - Totals ~ bU 10 y
Game called 10 permit umprcs 10 C atch train
Proyidcncc.... q
Jersey tity,. =
Two base hit Barrows. Three base hits
Jan,rin. Kelly. Sacrifice hlt-knight Sacrince
ny knight IRft on bases-Jersey CITY. !.
First base on balls Bailey. 1 Struck out
ny Frill. 3: by bailey? Umpires- Mathews and
Murray. Time IS minutes.
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7 X Fl F.
| Toronto. .,,..... q !? o "
! Bufyalo .,...... . u Il 10
| Rattsres--Toront" Maxwell and Be,nis
| Nunalo. Rrock-t', stroud and Mitchell.
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FIRST GAME

poch.Eier,... a -
Montreal 0 0 ! 0 o o o. 3 10
Batteries s-Rochcs,er. Holmes. wilhelm and
Blair Montreal Nteba I'm and Angermsier.
SECOND GAME