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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
CRESCENT A. C. WILL
PLAY AT SOMERvILLE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Midtown, Feb. .3:-The Crescent
"A. c., Of this place, will play at
|Somerville tonight against Company
NJ. OF that place. It win be tina
first appearance Of the MilItown
liam G. Kuhlthau and William ".
Booraem were elected members OK
the Crescents on Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
CLUB I'd
MEET I. A. G.
speofai 10 the EVENING 3

TottenyiIle, s. r., Feb. 3-Tha
Boys Club, of the Trinity A. Al, at
Manhattan, will play hers tonight
against the T~ottenyilIe A. O., in-
stead Of the Central A. AL. as am
nounced. The game will be staged
in X. of p. hall and Manager Willis
Larkins assures all regular Saturday
night patrons Of the basketball treat
OF the. year Dancing before and
after the contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
C0UDEH WILL
JUMP TONIGHT

Dug Couden and John Toolan
will represent Perth Amtoy high
school in two indoor meets today.
This afternoon the local boys will
take part in events held at Barnard
School In New York, while tonight
the boys will compete in the Eras-
mus high school meet in Brooklyn.
Couden is entered in the high Jump
while Toolan will compete In the
half mile novice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
MEETING FOR !
OAKS TEAM TOMORROW

A special meeting of the members
of the Oak F. c., the well known
junior organization, has been called
for tomorrow afternoon at the
Schicker residence. TIP Cortlandt
street, for the purpose of electing a
captain and manager of the 1912
baseball team. The proposition of
securing new uniforms and other
improvements for the squad will be.
another matter, III for discussion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

The Custfss High School Annex.
of Tottenyflle, s. T., defeated the All
Around 1--WE yesterday afternoon by
tho score of 81 to ID.
THE Methodist and Woodbridge
A. il. bowling teams win roll tonight
in the Woodbridge Church League
There will be bowling feature
tonight al Stapleton, s. T. which
should attract many. The Amicitiass
of Pleasant Plains. Will roll a team
composed Of Richmond Borough
men.
Several good bouts are booked ter
touf9htss entertainment ~ the LIB
eraI i. 81. Acsebang 9. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
MnnnnnInnE WING

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Feb. 3:-The Bar
ron avenue high school team de-
feated the South River high school
quintet here last night In a bas-
ketbaA game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
SmAYREvILLE IN
WINNING GAME
Tottenyille Quintet %
22--asf17azY WIN, a
fpeeaas to me ETkuxvG NEWS.

fpeeaas to me ETEuxNG xnres. 81
~SayTeviiIe, Feb. 5-The sayre.
Vile A. A. defeated q TottenviIIe,
IS. T., quintet here Thursday night
by the score OF rs to 22. Check
was o. In the game for the home
team. The S~ayreville Juniors de-
feated the Neptune Juniors in the
preliminary game. The senior score:
.sayretiile (2S) TettenviIie t22)
Fl. Olesen Walters
'Fuckerson Price
forwards
FhaIF Spechti
centre
D. Olesen Paugk
q. Kroeger Cline
guards
Field goals-H Olesen az, Tuck
erson ca, Phair (9), Walters (3}s
Price f6), Specht I'D. Paugh CD.
Referee, Walter Riddle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
MONITORS WILL MEET
PARISH FIVE TONIGHT

!, The Monitors viii play at Wood
bridge tonight against the Parish
House five, of that place. The locals
are credited with q victory over the
Woodbridge boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
FLYING FIVE POSTPONE

special 10 the EVENING NEWS.
T~ottenviiIe, S. r., Feb. 3t-The
FlgiagsFivs did moi play last night
in Manhattan against the Florence
A. A., as scheduled. The game has
been postponed for two weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

Any affair or happening, or err
cumstanee. which is too small to
make a Want AID. worth while as an
adjusting force ia too small to
worry ahnut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

Field goals-Reynolds Isl, Me-
Creepy (21, Allen t2l, Macan ~,
Schwartz l1l. Canton (29, Egan
t2), Deegan t1). Foul goals
Schwartz tai, CANTON f2), Reyn-
olds (10). Referees, Van Muleha-
hey, OF this city, and Walter Riddle,
of ~Sayreville. Empires, Riddle and
Mulchahey. Time of halves, twenty
minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
DEDyCATED TO JIMMIE.

DEDICATED TO "JIMMIE.''
Beyond the sky line, faint and
vague,
There may be nc reward for me;
No laurel crown for fame may wait,
But this my epitaph let be:
Here lies a man who fought the
fight,
Who played the game throughout
life's run;
Who fought and lost, yet, losing all,
But grieved because the fight was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
RIVERSIDES CAPTURE
VICTORY FROM FAST
PURITANS, % TO II
Superb Playing by Reynolds and Ma
Can in County League Series--6ig
Crowd YeIIs Itself HOarse.
EACH TEAM HAS WON ONE GAME

so. There was disconnection and a
distinct absence from any team play
such as shown by the Rfyersides In
the entire game. Canton was the
only mai on the squad of our Fore
fathers" who played with a en-
gance and showed no yellow
streak at any time OF the gruelling
contest. The rest Of the crowd "saS
down. seemingly, In the second
half after the Riyersides jumped in
to the lead. 1t Was the first time
the Riversides had ever been ahead
Of their bitter rivals. and, when
Reynolds dropped in the deciding
field goal, tvery n guessed that
the Puritans' goose was cooked to
a turn.
Another boost for ssBill." He
began proceedings by shooting foul
goals with marked ability and kept
his team In the running throughout
the first half along these lines.
Allen made the only field goal for
the Riversidesf in this period of play.
Coming back after the resting per-
iod, Reynolds scored a beautiful
field goal from the center side lines
and the crowd went wild. He kept
up his good work with another In
quick order, and the die was cast.
His passing and floor work was of
high class. The team meet again
on February 80 at the Auditorium.
The score:
Riversides (28) Pnritans (f7l
Allen J. Canton
right forward
NaCraary Eoan
left forward
Reynolds .........,. Schwartz
centre
II. Mdchu 80. ....- .*..s. DeeSdH
left guard
Burns ..........,... F. Sullivan
right guard
Fiald rnaIs-R avnnIas & Nc
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was called on.
vengeance .opco
those whose lot

GATED. % the event was cailsd ON
tho benedicts Yowing vengeance once
they get q chance at those whose lot
IS single biessedncss,
&; The Blues's eight was composed OF:
d, SeilI: 2, Jones; 3. Jacobs; 4. Rich
nrdSon: s. Harwood; 6. Goddard: Il
Davidson: S. Parker; Smith, coxswain.
4 Virginia Boat Club; /. Turner; 2,
6adier; 8, Calls; 4. Saville: s. Ker-
shaw; Q, Augustine; Z, L. Gillian; S,
Wheat: Waddcy. coxswain.
q The summary follows:
First event. single SOUL. one-fourth
imile--George Beers. first; Albert
WORD. second Robert Turner (upset).
Prize. knife, donated by James Nc
Graw.
Second event, double canoes, Virgil
mia Boat Club vs. Blues. one-fourth
lInile--L c. Wexford anu d. q. Tyler.
first: H. II, Smith and George Schu-
man, secosid; II. d. Quaries tld o. d.
John Royal for third place.
Third cvent-Four-oar gig. one
fourth mile-Boat Club. represented by
Robert puncanson. Albert Word,
George Beers, coXswain first by full
lengths. The Blues. represented by
James Strother. o. d. Dennis. George
Fourth cvent-Pleasure boats; Boat
Club VS.. Blues onefourth mile: c. p.
Ford and Miss sadie Ford. first: ]. II.
Jones, with Miss Holdcroft, second;
+. Fl. Twin!nE, with Mrs. Twining.
third: 4 II Upshur. with Miss Mary
WoolridEe. fourth.
Fifth event-single canoe; one
fourth mile: Nj. Gillian. first; d.
Smith. second: George Schuman. third;
Robert Duncanson. fourth.
Sixth event-cight-oare she'll; one
mile; prize cup: Virginia Boat Club.
first by two lengths.
Seventh event-Canoe fitting. Flem-
inE and Schuman defeated their boat
short order. throwing both into the
MONTGOMERY, also of the Boat Club,
and after hfteen minutes of hard
work, with no decision. Turner and
MONTGOMERY withdrew. Fleming and
Schumar then tackled Quarles and
Dennis. OF the Blues. and soon had
them fianting III the water
Eighth Eight-oar shell VS..
four-oar shell. Eight oar crew-Smith,
Gillian, Thomas. Shelton. Cook, Haw.
Williams. Crump and Waddey, defeated
by four-oar crewForrest. Wheat. Tyler
aud Wexford. by one-half length.
Ninth cVent--Tub race. p. Fleming,
of the Boat Club. defeated Neal, of
the Blues
Tenth event--Hurry- scurry. Smith,
of the Boat Club. first; MONTGOMERY.
second
Eleventh event-war canoes, one
eighth mile. The Blues defeated the
Virginia Boat Club by two inches.
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Fork Union Defeats scottsrille,

Fork Union. Va. June 29-In q great
pitchers duel between Carneal and
Pitts, the Fork C.iion regulars won
from Scottsville 6 to 4. The game was
exciting until the ninth inning was
played. Sledd featured behind the bat
Batteries: Fork Union. Carncal and
Sledd; Scottsvtlle. Pitts and Harris
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Double HEADER
DIVIDED BY TEAMS
Champs Take First Game, and
Tigers Win Second in
Singing Match.
Especial to The Tlmes-pIsn,,ch

Roanoke. Va, June 29.-Roanoke and
petersburg broke even in doubel-
header to-day, Green losing 10 Creiger
ny the pitching duel in the first game.
The second game was a slugginE match.
IN which the locals Won out. although
Two pitehers We're batted from the box.
soins to the mound in the eighth and
holding Petersburg. The score:
First game
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Brownies Win.

The Brownies stopped the winning
streak OF the Trimmcrs yesterday by
tho score of IL to 3. Kilgour the
new pitcher of the Trimriers. was hit
hard by the Brownies, while FERGUSON
held the Trimmers at his mercy at
all times. striking out fifteen men.
Score by innings: R.H p.
Trimmers .....1 90 3 0 0001-5 3 z
Brownies ...4 101101'-12 s 8
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New York. June 2s.-Rube Marquard scored
his eighteenth straight victory to-day.
downing the Boston Doves by a score of S
to s. Boston scored more runs on the Rube
than any other team since the beginning Of
his phenomenal record. A home by
Doyle and triple BY Fletcher helped him
out to-day. Score:
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ODDS OF TO 1 ON JOHNSON.
Interest I'm Contest Centres In Placing
of Bcts,

Las Vegas. N. NJ. Juno 2s.-wfth
the arena completed and the training
of Jim Flynn and Jack johnson prac-
ticany ended for their fight here on
July a. interest to day centred In
the placving OF bets. Tho champion
is the favortte with odds apparently
fixed at no better than to /.
Flynn announced to-day that as
evidence of his intention to beat the
champion Mt his own game he would
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FIRST GAME.
ST, Louis. Glove
To,als 81 ..ell l rotnl, ...n1sN

Totals .,.SI 80 II Totnis 81 Is q u !
'Lajoie out. hit By batted bali.
tBatted for Miller in seventh.
+Batted for Powell IN eighth.
2Battcd Tor Allison in fourth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ....o0ollO2oo-
81. Louis. .....,....,......-..o 90 eO0l %
summary: Runs-Shotten. Laporte, Ste
phens. Graney, Olson 90, ackson. Two
base hts-Graney, Olson, Ensterly. Kutina
rbree-base hit--Jackson. Stolen bases-OI-
SON Jackson. stovall. shotten. Pratt. Double
play-Stovall 10 Laporte Left on bases
Cleveland, 4: St Louis Z. First base on
halls-On Basket;e. s: on Powell. !. Struck
out-By Powell, /; by Baskettc, g. Hits
on Powell. IS In Innings. limo OF game.
l:s5. Umpires. Hart and Connolly.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ...A s'2sl2 4 Totals 40 20 q Il 0
Speaker out hit by batted ball.
tBatted for O'Brien In fifth.

SCOTc Dy lNhInSsi R
New York. .ooo31oool-s
Boston commandments Q 10000 .-l3
Summary: Runs-Ford. linn (2), sterrett
t2l' Street. Hooper ~, Yerkes (2). Speaker
t51. Lewis. Gardner Stahl. Wagner (2) and
O'Brien. Two-base hIts-Martin. Wagner
Three base hit-stree;. Sacrifice hits--I.ew-
is, Gardner Sterrett. Sacrifice hes-stahl
plays-Speakof 70 Wagner; Gardner 10
Yerkes to stahl. Left an bases-New york
,; Boston. ?. First base on balls-On Pane
I: OF O'Brien. Struck out-By Quinn, 4:
Sy oBrien. 2. umpIres, Egan and o'I.ough
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Want Ball Gnme.

The Athletics ball team of Peters,
ourS would like to get a game with
some amateur Richmond team. players
ranging around sixteen years: tho
game to be played in Richmond on the
morning of July 4. Address all cor
respondence TO John a ChappeM, Jr.,
Manager. 100 High Street, Petersburg.
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TO Yerkes to Stahl. Left on bases-Boston,
8; First base on balis-OT Thompson /; on
Fisher, i; off Wood 2 Balk-Thompson.
Wild pitch-Fishcr. Passed ball-Sweeney
90. Umpircs. O'Ioughlin and EKan.
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New York,
Boston.
Totals 80 IL "A Totals .sii0g

King, Rariden. Brown, snodgrass t3),
Doyle. Merkle Murray. Hcrzog, Fletcher.
Two-base hits-Murray. Deviin. Campbell.
Houscr, Fletcher. Titus. Three-base hit
Fletcher Home run-Doyle. Sacrifice hits
Murray. Snodgrass. Stolen bases-Murray,
Snoderass. Herbog. Merkle. Left on bases
Boston :; New York, 2. Double play
Snodsrass to DOYLE. First base on balls
on Brown, .. Struck out-By Murquard
>: by Brown. 1. Hit by pitcher-Snodgrass
umpires, Eason and Johnstonc
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Cubs to third place. tho PittsburE lads go
ing up behind tho Giants. Score:
Totals $50 s27 > totals ...as 7Tt

Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .............1O -oIoooio-6
chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000 OIL
summary: Runs-Byrne. DonIIn wagner,
Miller, Wilson t2). Tinker. Two-bnse hits
Samnitz Moroncy. Tinker. Schultz. Sacrifice
niits-Sarey. Donlin t2l. Mccarthy Double
play-McCarthy to Wagner 10 Miller. First
2; on Moroney, 3 Struck ou.LHy HendriS
Ii i; ny camnitz. !; by Moroniy. l. Hit BY
pptsher-Cheney !. Wild pitch-Chency
olhplres, Klein and Bush.
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breakfast the morning OF the aght on
proiled chicken. Johnson, 1t Is be-
ieved, will do the same, that being
his favorite dish.
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Washington. Jr

Washington. June 2e.-Errors caused the
Worlds Champions to-day The visitors
scored one OF their two runs In the second
when Baker doubled. went to third on a
passed ball. and scored on an error. Plank
was taken out in the eighth to let Lapp
bat. and Coombs finished the game Score:
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BROOKLYN DROPS TWO

Philadelphia, June 29.-Philadeiphia took
ooth games from Brooklyn. TO 2, and IL
TO .. The second was runaway, with
home runs by Cravath and Tooley, but Alex
ander and Rucker had grand battle In the
FIRST, Scores:
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Cincinnati.
81. Louis.

Totals lbs ~ Totals ..asl4 is 2
.Batted for Humphrcs In fourth
tBatted for Keefe IN ninth
Score by innings: r.
St Louis. ..............,.......Ic o3o0i2 o.
Summary: Runs-Huegins IA. Evans (2).
liauser, oakes t2). Bescher. Hobiitzei. Two.
base hit--Hoblitzel. Three base hit-steele
Sacriice hits-MaBse (2), HUMPHREYS and
Hauser. Stolen bases-OHkes, Grant. Double
play-Clnrke TO McDona!d. Firat base on
bails-on steele. :: of Humphries. !. Struck
out-By Humphries. 2: by Steele Hit by
pitohar-By Hunphries. I. Left on bases
Cincinnati. Z; st. Louis. $. Umpires Rigler
and Finueran.
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EASY FOR CARDINALS

C!ncinnati, o.. June 2s-Thc Reds offered
but little resistance to the Cardtnaie ,ea
day. losing to :. Besides holding the Red.
a. an critical stages. Steele practically won
ms own same by producing three-bacger
with Two down and the bases full. in In.
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NvU.t % IHHIHSs. Il.
ST. Louis. .......................1 OIL 90 o ca
Summary: Runs-Shotten (3), Graney Of
son. Laioie, Livingstone, Steen Two ba 90
hits-l.ivingstone. Grsgs. Lajofe Three
base hit--Graney Sacrlhcc hlts-Jackson
linllinan' Jhntzen (2). Graney. Stolen bases
Mailman Pratt. Double play-I.aporte to
Mailman Left on hases-St Louis, s: C!eve.
land. IL First base on balIs-On Baum
gardner. 3; off Stcen, . Struck out-By
Steen, 3; by Baumsardner. Q Time OF game
2:l5 tmpires. Connolly and Hart.
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FIRST CAME
Brooklyn
SO S an / Totals 40 Ia "a

Totals ...as 81 II Totals 10 10 So /
'onc out when winning run was scored
Score by innings: r.
BROOKLYN ...................oooo
Philadelphia ...............o % lelo 20 Ia
summary: Runs-Northen. Smith Lobert
70, Luderus Two-base hits-Daubert and
Paskcrt Sacrifice hits--.Magee t2l. stolen
6ases-Smith. Lobert. DAILY. Left on bases-
Brooklyn 3: Philadelphia 2. First base on
nalls-on Rncker.. ]; of Alexander 8
struck out-By Alexander. ls Time OF
game. lSS. Umpires. Brennan and EmHlie
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RED sox WIN DOUBLE HEADER

Boston. June ga double dr6bbirs was
dealt out to the Yankees to-day by the Red
Sox. who took both ends OF n double head
err l3 to 6. and to Wood held the
Yankees to one hit In the second game
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PIRATES DROP TWO

chicago. H.. June n.-The Pirates drove
Cheney from the slab in four innings and
won from the Cubs to-day. The score was
a ,ta II Tho PxAts'a victory dropped the
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SECOND CAME

Totals ,,.2 81 Totals rs 10 81 10 1
.batted for Thompson IN third
Score by innings: r.
New York. 90 oooo a
Boston -.,............,.......... 0o-8
Called end OF seventh; darknessJ.
Summary: Runs-Ycrkes Speaker Card
ner 20, stahl t0. Two-base hfta-stahi
I2). Cady Yerkea, Three-hnsc hit--dardner
70 ius ~ " %. ~
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Petersburg

u " " " L W U = v U-3
summary: Stolen bases-Barnett
Sacrifice hits-Newton. Two-base hits
-krebs, Howedell. Left on bases
Roanoke. 6; Petersburg, 4. Struck out
by Creiger. 8; by Green. 4. Bases on
oaLs-oH Creiger 8. Time. 1880. I'm
pire, Mr.. Black
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STANDING OF THE CLUns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago mt Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
(No other games schcduIcd.)
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Washington.
Totals Isl sNl2 Totals ...s2 5 .

= t7uIIItiIuI5 ttUHs--SCHacltf, LOfdi BHktr
Two-base hit-Bakcr. Stolen basc-Lord
Left on bnses-Washington. .: Phiiadelphia
I. First base on errors-Phiiadelphia /;
Washington, l. First base on balls-ON
Johnson, l. Struck out-By johnson. I: by
Plank. 2. Hit by pitcher-By Plank. /
tSchaefer). Wild pitch--Johnson (2). Time
OF game, LBS Umpires Westorvelt and
Evans.
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MAPS WIN TWO FROM BROWNS

St Louis. June 2a-cleve,and beat the
Browns twice to-day. to g. and S TO 8.
Hallinan's m!splays aided the visitors In the
second game. Powell was hit hard In the
first Scores:
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ATH[E TIC WIN
FROM NATIONALS
Defeat of Washington. With
johnson in Box, Due
to Errors.
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Washington, L, Philadelphia, 2.
st. Louis, 81 Cleveland, 4 (nrst
gumc).
ST. Lonis. 3, Cleveland. . tsecond
Enmc).
Dctroit-Chicago; rain.
Boston, IL, New York, (hrst
EancD.
Boston. o, New York, o tscven IN
inss, second snmc).
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Score by innings ~
nsookiyn ..'...................2o o 90 p 7
.si,nueipnia ;,...,'.......:..4 DOL 125 Ill
summary: Runs-Nor:hen, Smith. DAILY.
hum'nel .Tooley 90. Yingiing, Paskert f.I
I:oocri ~ Crayath te). Ludcrus fo) Knabe
hiIlter CD Two base hits-Daubert Daly
Horthen, luderus Cravath. I.obert Magoe
runmei. Phelps. Three base iits-PheIns
hi!iieT Home runs--Cravath. Tooley Sac,
iilce hits-Magcc. Doolan. Sacrifice 0ios-
l-"peri knaoe. stolen bascs-Northen Err
"ln' IeN on Observation-Disclosures 9: Brook
w 10 First base on bnils--on YinglinS A:
on htht, u OF Chalmers. 2: of Brennan
struck out-By Yinglng, 2: by Kent. j.:
~ ~ Chalmers' by Brennan. 2. Empires.
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: E
|MARQUARDSCORES
|. HIS 18TH VICTORY
Boston Makes Six Runs Of
"Rube," but New York
Wins.
REDS FALL BEFORE ST. LOUIS
Brooklyn Drops Two to Phillies,
and Pirates Win From
Chicago.
REDS FALL BEFORE ST. LOUIS
National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NESUI'TS 1ESTERDAf.
Philadelphia. 81 Brooklyn, 2 III
innings, f1rst Rame).
Philadelphia, II, BROOKLYN, 8
(second Snme).
Chicago, IL Pittsburgh, 8.
New York, 8, Boston, q
Cincinnati, ~ st. Louis, =
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Fonrth of July Games.
Park.
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UNION LEAGUE

Scores of Yesterdny's Games.
Brownies, IL; Trimmers. D.
Eagles, IL; Baptist. Z.
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But you are not asked to draw check for
$500 ON the evidence of yosr own eyes;
or your own experience; or your own
sense of value
The Studebakcr 'su' win speak for Itself On
that close-range inspection which should
precede purchase-but another voice
speaks to you in its behalf, louder and
more impressive still.
Seventy-hre thousand of your fellow citizens
youch for Studebaker value.
And we would like you to feel the imnacf
OF that tremendous pressure of public
opinion.
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SECOND GAME.
81 InItls
Totals 20 Q q 10 : To,als .as IL q .

'Batted for Krichell in ninth.
tBatted for Baumgardner In ninth.
Score by innings: ~
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SECOND GAME.

Totals ..42 ls '23 IL Totals ...32 II 81 10
'i.uderus out, hit by batted ball!
'3atted for Yingling in ninth
lbattcd for Chalmers In fourth.
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Graham Sacrifice hits-Morrison.
krebs. Burleson. Holland. Two-base
hits-Spencer. Holland. Newton Three
base hits-5arnett. Pressly. Left on
oases-Roanoke, 8: Petersburg, 10. DouS
bic plays-Lucia to Murphy Struck
out-by Burlesop. 8: by Hedgepeth 9.
Hits--off Gardin. in 1-3 innings; off
Burleson: In innings; off Green, o
in j Ia innings Bases on balls-of
Rurleson. 3; OFF Green. j. off Hedge
peth. 8. Time. 2;Ob. Umpire. Mr..
Black