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~ 53c auf benz g.leile.
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SAFER, as. fsemifhter neu.r 35l<e h0xs
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wv, 40. AeASMpSbs
Netf.-- 0sIxtr II, 900 StIs.. BerfGnbt
"a, 900 Nbls.-- Der Marft mar beute rabia
9trinS vatent 94.40-4.65, Ninser Gtrait6ti
A.l5-.65, Bint.r Sateuts $4.6s-s.0O
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s8.65-a.S5, @siee biz fanes ss.oo-4.0o.
BnAs metl mar rubig ~ $3.50
& 80 Der 100 4funS fair bis sRtes t2.S5
-S.15, Gsiee Bic fanes $5. .oo-5.25.
Maisns1 mar tetia. 6einss Seiie,
nnS selbes 3l.3s-l.40 srsbss $l.80--1.85,
AiInSrieb 1888.
1nAseiaen nsminea. xmtrisan s5:
xnt Ganasian 6ae c. |. Z. Rss Dsr,.
NssSsn mar fef. -- Hs. 3 0etern
67--S8e {. I. Z. HnHaIs.
ke 1T fen. - Wat,ssrks 58-7os
t.if. Hukats.
1ei,en.-ssrusr 2o5. 900 b.. .r.rfs.At
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(. s.b tbSimmeab. xs. 1 HsrttsrR Eglutb
SSbe 7. s.b. f&Simmene.
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30 900 DH. Marft III Hetia. eypsrt ~. 4
6414e I'm eIesatsr ans s41ie I. Sd. idpims
mens.
saf.r.-s suiasr ~, ,ooo su.. B.ranst
| 900 Dn. Der Nartt IN etia.--etsnSars
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s8t. 10. 8 88t, Hs. 487-37xe.
esx iH tpillis.-e.anbarb l05-I071se,
10. ! ll0-l.12<e, Ns. = 971l&lo5s, Hs.
85--95e.
Ssbf.u IN rxbis.-- Stat. srbtnar.r Bis
&site 1919, 24--32; 1911, 15-17s; ~.
tihe Csat srbinarsr bis asis. 1912, 15 -
23t. 1911 15-17e.
tfxte fns wiflid. -- gsatral Hnerisa n
s8lkt, Bsasta 2s-29,.
SeSes III fen. Htmlsf 2S-2Se.
Ysrs In fsetia.-EamiIS $23. .o0-a4 90,
bsrt clear t2l.00-24.6o Ust sl0.2s-
1878.
Sect III fea. - BamEsS24. .0o-25. 90,
Ret tt0.oo--a1.00. 1ssi. sAin!ss 5000
--s2 90.
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lies 10 bis II ~, 1s4-12lls, b. Stal-
tsrN 8 '<-8Lt, 30. SAt1tea l4--l4ke.
6SnAIl III hsti1. NibbIe Net trimG
1905 1915; Faffrirtes IN ruhia. esxtt.
rent ,il.35. Q. 4. 1890, gsmyssus IA
SIZE.
faIs IN rubis. Srima Sits ~ s1<e,
Gsuntr4 6-61e, SSseioI 7e.
9a1 mb sttfG q men. Gel par fetia.
Srima rstes ,u $5.34-5.40, Drina Gsmner
Selbes $6.2S $40.
4etrslexnt II aetis. - NAftsirtei
Nes vsrtt3.S), sjitn.tptts u1s . 1stttnst:
$3.50, -. in 1utt 81 80.
1st ts IT rabia. Dsmesie tIs.ss cbis
31-32e.
&art IN rubia. otratnss, ses3knli 4e
bic sutss $390--8.o0
frbenti n II tstia n sstIe.
Aeis ii fe&.-eixSsimif4e sk-Se,
yatna 6If-6Le.
Nstaffes IN ii.tis. Hes osttsss Open
&ettis, sa.er Bis asi.e, 85-55s.
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% fef, 3.42e, GsntriFu,al ss f.a 3.92s,
HslaFes.3a4er % Ten S.l7s. Faffxirtsr
III ftetig. SIT fssf 6.70e, GrxfJeS 5.60s,
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4.Sot, Esafe,tisr.rs II" 4.7Es, sts. 4.6S,
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IL x.10e. Hs. II I.05s. 10. IL l.oss.
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blSfsMtirt.
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afti.nm a arst.--Hm 8crmittaae batt.n
bic 9aifiiers bic Cberhanb. es Unrbe elm
ffarfer Druid ,um Bertaufen aasasubt uno
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Gtieaas, 13. Tesember 1S11.

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Gti.rs 81. $3.50. SeaIi&. gtisre IS. 40
9.l5, StsS.rs uus 8ees.rs $40 - 7 SIS.
RAJ. xns 6.iF.t, 81 85-7.s5, Raiser $6.7
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rsnse s7.05 T.20. B.rtsl $500 - 7.05.
Wartt Hart bis &c bobsr.
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Satrltxs. So. 60-s. 80, 96nmtr eixbsimi-
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20, 900, 6Saie axb 9ammsr 1900.
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sixR In Hau su t49. 9.l5-49.75; RuSfsr
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Gineinuati. Is. DECEMBER.
sufrhr aub Berianst lpabreuS ber perEsi.
ientu ~ Stans.n, ssrsli3en nit ben ssrSer.
Aehensen 4 fas.u parea nie ioIst;
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MtAiion CONT. A. 1o2, unf y. ofWer. "A sst
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GijftiferS 6r 49,. 90 South MaiIpah r.l0SH
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Bon, Oelpusartte.



DM Ma4fraae nah EarIeten mar bsutt
isiut iebr arose unb Selp 1T nidt mt5r 10
fsif. 6ur Tarleben .on eaQN mnr.
Dsn bon ben 1anfen - 514% bere4nsf,
unt 0eihaftspapiere wuroen su So bistors
tirt. Die Nailer plaeirten Yriuat. 8apital ~
k-6kT ION eau" mnh auf Belt tu o7S--
81.
bxrben ~ pari per $1,000 ,wif4en Danlsn
sertanft. Die Gounterrats. bstrdst oos 1ra'
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msGfa aas GurDys.
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2. 90 Tag. ei&t. 44.s914--4.82ha per g;
pariS, tase Si&t, 6l7H traHes; tsr
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hsffn ~ tests axf t4,27l, $50.
asiaf. .esssritxten.
Der Warft in QofaIfefurit1ten mar btxte
sfSas lebbafftr unb bic Mftieu Der Gas 60.
nnrotn stpas itdrfer esbanbtIt. Die Yrsifs
nassa etsas fefter. @srtaait purDext
Nm bss 0brfe.
First Cal,
19 Gttien Cincinnati Gas & electric. -, 81 u
50 Mftisn Cincinnati g;reet Rp......-...f2l
Seeord Cal,
100 gfften Cincinnati Gas & GIectr!c... e5
10 Afften Columbia 8aS. S.................. 1914
10 Mitten aittIe. Wsiami Guaranteed. 207
Wifien q. 80. & e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f9k
sm stfeHen waGTft.
$1,000 GiHc. SofpifaI 1890. u
200 Mftien ber Ginc. Etreet @n. Go.....124
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30 Mtfien Der 2ittIe Whami Rn.. 2os u,
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WiR6ntek. - Ete 3ufubr mar beuie
,iemIitb aroi, bic Gahfrase nur mdsia u1b
bie preiie 'ieitn um le--l6e per 100 Yfunp.
Gtoders usp S.eotrs Daren in gutter Rad.
fraae unb n.tig -Nildtiite feIes YIN 81 bis
4S per stud.
3Anue etisrs Srdete1 @7.O0-8.Z5, eyt,
$8.U-S.75, faass -, o&fs1 1a.76-7.00.
| 6Iaf&eYtiese 14.Tk-7.0S, aaseElefene eS00
t-S.15, peiIers ss.7S-o.SO, sytra S6.76
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-10

c. Snure, 1924 N. Clark ST., and
p. ]. Herman, 31lO Cottage
Grove, nursing broken heads be
cause they refused aims to beggar
at Rush and Lincoln SIS. Beggar
had club.
Warren Kirby, 1914 Jackson
blvd, negro chauffeur, ran down
and killed Michael Missy, SIS,
union engineer, on. Clark near
Lincoln park. Ran. Policemen
with revolvers saved him from
lynching.
Tom Sullivan, $50 Sedgwick
ST., struck and killed by N. Clark
st. car at Garfield ave.
Only people in Chicago that
don't see a lot of those politicians
in the Republican circus are their
wives. --.-.
Charles Nagel, secy. of com
merce and labor, blew into town
Saturday to act as chief bouncer
for Taft.
And about S minutes later,
Francis ]. Heney, the Pacific
coast. prosecutor, arrived to do
some bouncing. for Roosevelt.
Also, Cows. Hadley, of Mis-
souri,; Johnson, of California;
Stubs of Kansas; Glascoek,. of
w. Virginia, and AIdrich of Ne
braska, are all on way hereto tell
the national committee. they
ought not to throw out Roosevelt
delegates. : :
Not that's its going to- make
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-10
Body CO =.

river at Argyle ave. bridge.
Hull House has complained
about City of Benton Harbor,"
steamer making trip between
Chicago and St. Joseph, Mich.
Beer sold to 16-year-old girls and
boys on board.
Detective James Carney, Chi
cago ave. station, interferred in
family fight between Chas. and
Henry Gotta, brothers, in their
home, 833 Sedgwick st. Carney
will recover.
While entire police force was
searching for Catherine O'Brien,
the missing 10 year old girl, she
called her mother up on phone
twice. Wouldn't tell where she
was.
Michael Kiel, $3.50 w. Ravens
wood park, held up and robbed
outside police station at North
and Hudson ayes.
woman was created to do
away with mans loneliness. p
Rev. F. C. Bruner, at Ogden
Park Methodist Episcopal church.
Paul Benson, 1887 NJ. Clark st.,
jumped from third floor OF. home
while delirious. Chicken coop
broke fall and saved his life:
M. Clark, S29 LaSalle ST., rec
ognized Lillis Walsh, 126 w.
Erie; ST.. as man who robbed him
year ago. Walsh arrested. Con-
fessed, and implicated William
Mlaina, 2645 Lincoln ave-, and P.
Ball, 2655 Florence ave.
The Record-Herald and the
~
The evening world., 1912-05-10
GOLFERS PLAY
TO FORM TODAY
Match Play Round of Three
Lower Sets of Garden CITY
Spring Tourney.

GARDEN CITY, y. v. May io.-c;olf-
the change to fine weather when tie
second round of match play began In
the Garden City Clubs regular spring
tournament. The sandy course filtered
rapidly last night. and by Tomorrow
low scoring Is assured. The three low
c. sets began with the first match play
round this morning. The sisable gallery
went mostly to the contest between
Robert Watson. Secretary of the United
States Coli Association. and Maurice
Malloy. Garden City. low score media
winner yesterday. M
Best score follow:
Much confusion was caused players
in the midst Of their round By tho de.
scent Of a school officer. who deprive,
some OF their ccddies In the mldst n,
everything and threatened penalties FOL
encouraging truancy.
There was no great surprise over tn,
defeat OF Gardiner White, n I'D |
holes. for the ex-scAola st!c title holde
WIS d"as VII ioish, Wulie StUey rum
mer. w'ho worsted him. was going ii
top. Whites three puts on the extr
hole were the last straw. Louis Living
stone lost n down to Dudley Fulls
(second set) mainly through the stron
wind moving his bali. which cost h.r
a stroke.
Wh!tlatch won p~erfunctorily fror
DeForest by 2 up: the formers meda
total was -approx!mated ut 81. The
we're more than two holes apart. Web
snuffed out Steele. : up and s to &c
Barnes oocas!oned surprise by defea,
ing Douglas l up. 10 holes. Dougls
The evening world., 1912-05-10
BROOKLyNS GIVE
LINE IN "REDS."
First of Eastern Teams to
Tackle Fast-G Going Team
r. of Hank O'Day.
BATTING ORDER.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May io.--BNi
Dahlen's Brooklyn Dodgers took . crack
out OF the Reds this afternoon. 1t was
the East W. West in this burg for
frst time this season.
Dahlen's men, with about the samc
lineup as that Of last September. CA
pered about In active fashion. One
dear old familiar mug vas missing from
thor cast of charActers-Biil Bergen.
In his place Is another good old J,tmer.
almost rs long In the business. but q
stronger person with the stick-Chink
Phelps. BIZ Dahlen himself was the
same o~ld-young. young-old. never
changing Bill. He has Peter Pan beat
to q fraxzle as "the boy that nevel
grew up," and IL almost as YOU, hful
and AZ innocent OF v!sage to-day n
when Uncle Arson grabbed him from
Fort Plain. p. y. these twsnty-on<
years gone by.
First u ming.
Phelan took Moran's pop In the first
| Bescher mad a grand diving cato
on Daubert and n threw on
smith. NO RUNS.
Tooiey got busy by catching Beschcr'l
fly and throwing Bates out. Hobb!
out. NO RUNS.
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PlMllC0 WINNERS.

FIRST RAcE-sellins; six f~urlonss.--
D EN-. ii tschuttinger). 3 to .. even and
to 2. first Camel. III (Skirvin). 3 10 1.
even and l to :. second; siskin. los (Mc.
Tassert). ) to I. Q to 1 and even, third.
Time, LIS l,5. Dissentcr. Lady Or,mar.
Warner GriSweli. Brandy. Lord Wells,
Goldwick and Catroke also ran.
SECOND RAcE.-Two.year-olcs; five
furlonxs-Spring Maid. liz Martini, : 10
10. to Z and out, nrst: Buskin, 100 (But-
welD. Q to I. 2 to / and 4 to6. second:
Church Bell. 10 (schuttinser), 7 to 1, 8 "a
D n 3 to g. third. Time, Toe l-6.
Meadow La:cS. Early Light. Cock o'the
Walk. Barnesat also ran.
THIRD R~ACE-Sellng; six f~,rlonrs
-DatnserAeld. l7 (McCahey), u to 5
= to 8 and 2 TO s. frst; Napier. 10,
(Marun). 7 TO I. 5 10 . and even, sec.
ond; LATHE Ep.. l07 CMcTaxgar), 2 10 1
7 to 10 and I TO 3 third. Time, l.1G 1.5
Heinous. o NJ. Lutx. Shinaiah, Mon,
sieur ". @dholar andOnr:co also ran.
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PIMLlC0 ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. PIM.Dco. Nd. May
N,-rhs entries for to-morrow's races
rIIsT .RACE. -Naids two!yesr-ods;. tour
end on hsr f~u,icre,Ss,.r Gsrs no sand vAs.
c.,. IT; ,SiSSiiics' XIV. 10 A@y".Ssd. !ji
syosset, iO7 Little Jupiter. lOt. Spring Up, iW.
MonacAcy and TankArd. Whitney entry.
SECOND RA~CE.-Thres ys&r-olda and up; Ax
i iiia'9'fk;% KIND He h.. iic9t hs ,sss''i TO- se'S SsS; lh.:ss .:
s sss;n; h...,. a:a' iaos, s LII; s s:as'. sSs' Ad aSs;
io2i 4;G; 4 b:u., III; Ms:ssI E Es,aas ios
~ :aa W: siii,ss' sven SIious; r.; aa%p.
IL: R@si x.ns. los; indian Maid. Isl; Scs,
s,sar X isa: ApsSAs, iss; Ysnco' rs; River
SusTh RAcE.-rh. cnclno. M...r..,
Sr9 mile. and . aSss..r-suSeI.msss, Is; Il.
i!!s. Ali: ,lSS: I,ssSia fasht, isSi q. AZ.
rISrE IxcE,TS F,,S!iiss xs:sc; Two
I;sJ '' 49,! sss: .' sei is.iis ;s:. 'i ias% 49, Al ~;
&C.. :t.s:s1 tRc issk. 'sss':s s Ca
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took matters too easily Al hrst ana 80
host the nrst four holes. 4 fino down
hill putt squared tho match for Barnes
on t,c nome ROLE. Douglas fnarv los,
NO ~,,avi,s ,p,o .hs c,yc-nou. Dit 70
-, 20, -, ,no A., ,u,,,o. v~aep
~ .. -. 40,
watson Hhans IoS' 10 MANI! : wow"
and ] to go. Masioy st~scS a iast pace
going ou;. and was ! up At ne turn.
T~n he let up and Watson had the
noe. NJ ~. whep tho latter suddenly
49,. .a,,o..~ h,.f. =,
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MOVING PICTURES TO De
TAKEN OF WHITEsToNE v. G.
REGATTA DECORATION DAY.

The wiitestone Yacht Club will In
augurate It's 1912 seasou tonight by
. Maryland Shad Dinner. at which
many prominent Corinthians Will be
guests and speechmakers.
Following the dinner a smoker VIII
be held, at which the club plans for
the ensuing year will be announced.
Among these will be the programme
for the moving pictures to be taken
on Decoration Day, when the club
goes into commission. An expert
grinder" will be on hand. who Will
make .'movies' OF tho races and re-
gatta events. which will BE- shown
later at a special entertainment. As
the club feet this year includes sew
eral hydroplanes. much lively sport
ia looked for by the Sound speed
bugs.
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CREE IN i.
H|lLT0PS' LINEUP
Famous Outfielder Joins Team,
For First Time This
Season.
BATTING ORDER.

NEW YORK. May io.-rhe end OF the
hood VA celebrated by 1000 fans to-day
Who came to the Hin Top to see the
'ssxhianders and Browns neht out the
nrst series and only game OF the series.
The other three wai be turned on IN
double headers later on the season. Just
"a make the fans feel cheerful after
their many dssppointsnents Manager
Wallace sent YOUNG Hsumgarten. his
isis phsnom to the mound. So that W.
could look HIM over. Jack Quinn Si
the pitching work for New York. There
was much a~atisfAction when Il was an
nouncsd that Birdie Cree would play In
the outdsld for the frst time this No.
60
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1uO More Stars
JOIN The I. A. A. &.

A ,.TiiOCGH the irisa-American A.C.
~ has many fimous athletes among
It's members. II added two more
to-day. TIT new men are Ell Parsons
OF Yale, the former halt-n!le intercol-
ieglate record holder. ~ Jim Duncan,
the form ~ captain and champion discus
thrower OF tae Mohawk \. G. II was
through the influence Of Melvin shep-
para that both Parsons and Duncau
Joined the club. Sheppard Is so anxious
to have the I. A.. a. e. carry on the
majority Of events ut the olympic ganes
on July that he IL trying To get all
the star athletes INTO the Irlsh-Aner.-
can \. e.
by the Nr.ional Comm snu. fined 500 and o-
G,rei 10 report % tie Giants. iir chances are
that Manager Jol,n M.Gfaw will trans'o. him 10
some minor league club. as be declares he doe
no: intend 10 no, him.
For using what Is known A. . "tiodo" o, lop.
sided ball. which il a direct ~violltica of the
rules Of thu New York Bowling Association. the
Co.inthisus have been protested In the five man
series IN the metro. o'itan bowling champio" shipe
u, Thun's alleys. TIE committee has sus.aipsd
IT, uiot.st and will douD;lss te uplleld hy The
association. This action makes the %. X. team
Of yonkcr the practical leaders TO date. With
AGA
ER>ssi,uli 1n-llnr n " nss
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8 25 z SS%57 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK aoE5
Pdckey Makes
Opponent Jump
Out of Ring
Connolly Refuses to
Continue After Five Rounds
of Fall River Bout.
Fan River. Mass. May 10.
CkEY MCFARLAND, the Chi

Fan River. Mas. May 10.
nACkEY MCFARLAND. the Chi
cago whirlwind. gave . fve-round
exhibition against Johnny Con-
molly. announced a. the champion Of
Scotland. The bout was slated to 60
ten rounds. but at the end Of the NTH
round Connolly ran out of the rims.
Connolly had been smashed all over tae
arena for nfteen minutes, and he con-
cludei that he would not be made u
mark of any longer. lie knew that he
was outclassed N no n denied that
fact. AZ soon as the bell rang At the
end Of the Htih Connolly walked 10 his
corner and then started to crawl
through the rspes. He managed TO get
half way through. when his manager
caught hold Of him and tried to keep
him from starting for the dressing
room. He persisted. however, and
finally broke away from his trainer and
ran for his clothes.
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srANp,No or THE CLUB,

rs: g: nj. and iar,y ; ;,s.stoe a. .Ss nj 2.n .el,
~. cSl' dH0III"way. iS2; bniy v;sadsr!..r. liz;
SEVENTH AAcE.- .Thrpsyess,eid, and up;
4; .sni .u'G u.s. :-TrT Sss;. iiSi Hss ioy;Nl. i2o: c..
1901 Msr,or,s. A.. IRIS: kA e"1 K. rioao: r cs:rI
NIL Nd ios; nsnon, i02; 1laedond. iii; BSa,
Bl.elSord And Ben Loyal wstSins @mtrsA A"'
allowance. Tnck fast.
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GIANTS AND CUBS
open HOT SERIES
McG raw Selects Ames to
Pitch First Game Against.
Old Rivals.
0ATTiNe ORDER.


CHICAGO. Nay ie.-Mooraw's Giants
md the Cubs mst for the nrst time this
ysaf q the West Side Park to-day. III
IN ideal Day for he game. and o
crowd Of 1.oo people were out to help
, Cuss cut down the lead that the
chemvseas have been able TO get. Al.
though they ere In hrst place to-day,
The New Workers are not feeling any
too cheerful Catcher Wilson ana Rube
Vanguard being out Of commission.
Leon Amos and Larry Cheney were
selected ~ tho pitching artists. Both
h0ksd good In tho warming up prac.
tscs. and a real ball gams was promised
The blg crowd.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rcsuhs Of Yesterdays Oames.
Jsysy City, ~; Toronto. ~.
Moutreal. =; baltimore. J..
Wochsstef, 4: Providence. 0.
Dufisio.NevarA game postponed. Rain.
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Games scheduled for To-day.
Jsuey CAY 81 Aiontreai.
Newsrk q. Rochester.
provideucs II Buffalo.
Raltimore q. Toronto.