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VENGEANCE IS THE
CRY Of THE GREEKS
Continued from Page One.)

now held by the Bulgarians. Prcpara-
tions are being hastily made for an
advance toward the Ergeni line.
The Bulgarian delegate, NJ. Natcho.
failure iIn, 'o4iE Of his mission wbSeb he e. had @
hoped would result in Turco- -Buga-
rian alliance. The mission Of the Ser
Wan delegate, NJ, Pavlovitch, has
proved successful. 1t is said that an
agreement between Turkey and Servla
will be signed tomorrow.
According to Turkish accounts the
agreement insures to Turkey the re-
covery of large part of Thrace. Ne
gotiations for an understanding be-
tween Turkey and Greece have been
proceeding at the same time, it is be-
lieved, with prospects of satisfacto-
ry conclusion. 1t is announced in Off
cial circles that Rumania proposes to
annex the quadrilateral formed by Silis-
tria, Rustchuk, Shumla and Varna.
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Vessels Collide.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The steel
lumber steamer Francis II Ieggett, out
ward bound early today. crashed into the
four masted tramp schooner j. Fl. Luns-
man. anchored off Quarantine, and sank
her Captain keithunat and the crew o.
the Lunsman were rescued as the
schooner sank The Leggett was not
DANA ged, The Lunsman had Just arrived
from Australia with a cargo OF coal. The
vessel may be raised.
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been appearing in the ring since in
fancy. She is an English girl, born in
Devonshire. Her father was famous
British rider. Her three brothers and
a cousin, Augustus Clark, are also ia
nous riders and will appear here with
the Ringing Bros. circus on Friday, Au-
pusi !
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GREEKS OF
BARBAROUS DEEDS

SOFIA, July 12-An Official statement
has been issued by the government as
follows:
"The Greeks daily publish calumin-
GUS statements accusing the Bulgarians
Of massacres and incendiarism. In this
connection it must be pointed out that
the Greek troops killed thousands of
Bulgarians at Kill5ish and Dorian and
burned their villages. A number of the
refugees who succeeded in escaping
have already arrived at Sofia. This is
in addition to the monstrous action
against the Bulgarian garrison at Sa-
loniki''
A semi official statement saws:
General Ivanotf worthily command.
ed the second Bulgarian army, which
with insignificant forces, executed a
brilliant retreat. With three brigades
it checked the advance Of the whole
Greek army, 100000 strong. 1t is known
that the Greek army was held up for
three days at Kilkish, where the Bul.
garians had only six battalions. The
Greeks took ten days to reach Mount
Beles.
"The movements Of the second army
will remain remarkable in history as
successful movements OF weak contin-
gents against force of overwhelming o
superiority. The Greeks will perhaps
have an opportunity of testing the mil
itary art of General Ivanoff and the
high moral Of his troops.
''1n the circumstances it is absurd
to talk of the capture of General Ivan
off and two divisions.
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chauffeur when he reached Stoney is
land avenue and the Pennsylvania
tracks.
Leaving The machine, ne walked
about a block. and fired a bullet into
his head, diving instantly. No cause
for the suicide is lnowD.
Band every afternoon and evcrpDg at
Wandamere. (Advertisement)
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Unheard of Atrocities.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Oficial
dispatches from Athens to the Greek le
CATION here describe atrocities alleged
to have been committed by the Bulgar
ians at Series. "Unheard Of cruelties
were revealed TO the Greek army on
every step in Macedonia, says the ad
vices
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Butchered by Bulgars.

BELGRADE, July ia semi-offcial
statement reports that on Friday along
the entire line from Saicbar to RADIO
witch, distance of about 300 miles,
the BUlgarians were compelled to re-
treat, hotly pursued Near Kotchana
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feeble attacks by the Bulgarians were
repulsed. At other points Bulgarian
detachments were crushed and in one
instance fourteen field batateries were
captured. The Bulgarians, unable to
rally, abandoned their wounded.
Accounts received from Uskup report
terrible barbarity on the part of the
Bulgarians. Villages in their track were
burned. KujenvatZ was burned and set
on fire and Servian soldiers, wounded in
defense of the town, were massacred
men were found mutilated by bayonets.
Unspeakable Crimes.
ATHENS, July IA long statement
issued by the minister of war gives
details Of crimes alleged to have been
committed by the Bulgarian troops
while fleeing from the Greek army.
Priests, old men, women and chill:
dren,' says the statement, "suffered
martyrdom after being, subjected to un-
speakable treatment. Incendiarism was
the order of the day. Not n single
church was respected and the savings
Of many people were stolen by Bul
garlan officers and soldiers.
Massacre by Bulgars.
SALONIKI, July 12-The Greek
troops have fully occupied the town of
Seres, recently in the hands of the Bull
garians, and martial law has been pro-
claimed. Two hundred Greek residents
were massacred by the Bulgarians be"
fore they left Seres.
Greece Defiant.
ATHENS. July i2-It is seniofficially
announced that The Greek government
has replied 10 the Russian proposal for
the cessation OF hostilities that peace
must be concluded on the battlefield.
The proposal was supported by Great
Britain and France.
II is reported that the Greek troops
today occupied the town OF Drama. 10
the northeast Of Seres. hitherto held by
the Bulcarians. They are also said 10
have taken possession OF the port Of
Dedeagha;ch on the Aegean sea.
Deny Responsibility.
SOFIA. July 12,-Premier Danefr today
repudiated in a speech In parliament re-
sponsibilty OF Bulgaria for the occur
| rences in the Balkans, The question OF
who had provoked the present hostilities
would, he said, be decided by a proper
inquiry.
Pointing out that he had accepted
Russia offer Of mediation Immediately
Il had been proffered the premier said
that as early a Wednesday he had or
dered the Suspension o! operations and
rad thus not only accepted mediation, but
had put an end 10 the sanguinary con-
flicts so far as 1t lay in his power TO do.
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SKYSCRAPERS
TASTE DEFEAT
Continued From Preceding Page.)

lena went out 10 Peudle,ou, Faye was
struck out, Kelly singled TO the center
ga rden stole second and came home on
Toner'S hit. Toner singled 10 left field.
stole second and tailed when Toner hit
10 short. In the seventh there was no
hit. IN the eighth Potts scored the last
tally OF the ga me. fle singled TO Davis.
stole second. advanced 90 third on an
error and scored when Galena went out
10 centerileld, Great Falls did not tally
in the ninth,
The Skyscrapers scored two hits and
no runs In the first session. In the sec
ond three men faced Duffy, but none
succeeded in getting hit. In the third
frame they made their first tally MUIR
ply went out TO left field. Spencer sim
gIed 10 right garden advanced to third
on Hueisnans single to right field and
scored on Dressan's hit to center gar
den. In the fourth Salt Lake made the
last two taies. Pendleton singled to
right field, advanced 10 third on Potts s
error and scored on Murphy's play.
SchimpCt made first on Potts's error.
made second on wild pitch and scored
on Morgan's play. In the remaining five
sessions none Of McCloskey's men sue
ceeded in reaching home and the score
remained 10 5.
McClosley's new pitcher. Erickson.
has arrived in camp and will twirl In
todays game. Catcher McClain, who
played with Butte, has been secured by
Mac" and will receive behind the bat.
The local manager still has his eye on
some strong material and before many
more games have been played will have
strengthened the Skyscrapers materially
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"CASCAiETS" FOR
SICK HEADACHE
Bilious, Throbbing Headache
Means Bowels Are Clogged
and Liver Stagnant.

You re billions. vou have throbbing
sensation IN your head, bad taste in
YOUR mouth. your eyes burn, your skin
IS yellow, with dark rings under your
eyes; your lips are parehed. No wonder
you feel ugly. near aud illtempered.
Your system is fun of bile not properly
passed OF. and what YOU need is
cleaning up inside. Don't continue
being bilious nuisance 10 yourself and
those who love vou, and don't resort to
harsh physics that irritate and injuIe
Remember that most disorders of the
stomach, liver and intestines can be
quickly cured by morning with gentle.
thorough GascaTets-they work while
YOU sleep \ l0-cent box from your
druggist win keep your liver and bow
els clean5 stomach sweet and yoar head
clear for months Children love to take
Cascarets. because they taste good and
never grippe or sickcD
fhdyertlroEo1D
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SIL YER BILL IS
DAYS SURPRISE
b. International News seric.

LEXINGTON. Nay ?.-FoilowinE arc today's
race results:
FiTss race six tur,onss--siiver em. 100 CAud-
resi-. Sil53o Won; IcCortIo iic f3uytoul. 3. 80
EacoDd: Anna Patricia. io7 Uienryl. 3. 90. thlrd
Time Ili 10 The Grader Maria g.. BErsac
Clinton. BTisntstouo an6 King Box also ran
Second race. four aud q half lurlongs-Bird-
man. ITO CLoftus). $40. won: Woof. - CTayof,, !,
SAOO. second: Art Rick. 10 CPeakl $i3O0 thlrd.
Time :55 10. Hattie Nc. Breyity. Hinats
Brooms Edge. Buzz Around Durn and Mes-
bach alto ran.
Third race, mile and seventy yards-Ru-
doto. ioS noituE). ta.io. won: Princes Gala
way. los Teahani $3.50 second: Any Port, i0s
tMcCabc,. $3.50. third Time !:A Mocklor and
Bell HorEo also ran
Fourth race, four and half furlonEy-Tuby
Hyams. li2 CIanovcrI. S. 90. won: Parcel Pos,.
100 tNsndusen). $500. reeond. Rosa Mundi 20.
(Steele) S5.ie. third Time :55. Manners Ave.
Caro- Nome. Rose RIng. Korrhsgc Abodncgo.
Southern Laa, Irish Ann and Caudy Box also
ran.
riNh race. six furlongs--Jabot. ios tGooyoi.
$50. won: Mszhou. % tMcCabel. sl9 90. second
New Haven. ll2 (Picketti IS go third Time
Ia 4-5 Booby. Mother Erlcham Rash. Round
The Moon. Shawnee Billy Holden Boune Chance.
Helen Burnett end RinGllRg also ran
Sixth race. one milo and sNicenth--Eore-
head, no tLoftus). s72o won; Floral Day. ioi
Hanover $500. second; Supple. los (Foak).
$40. third. Time. 1916 50. Love Day. Apiaster
Howdy Howdy. Jack Larson. RoSslu Kinmundy
and Tom King also ran.
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Frat race, six furlongz-Brsn 1lmAh. io- sim
Prtncesu 10. Burning Daylight. ClanlsI Pine
liz; kewessa Mar Chase. Mohawk Queen. l0l
lapiain Jinky. Ecfug!t,s. Brother Folk. ATTen
lo-; hohHwk Boy, Nermis, Jr. JOS: Battery. %.
II Sainreiia. 100. syosset. 81: Dpstpsu loT.
Second race. four furlongs-silver Mesh. Drasc
oi: Bulsar i0S; Wooden Shoes. l,6: L1dy
Es.terling, 90 StcllstE, Tho Idol. ios.
ThlTd race. Stafford purHc mlle--CoEs. kie-
buTne. Good Day, SiaT Gaze. Tale Carrier 10.
Discovery. NaysTdalc. T"nRhs. RsrneEai. ioT.
Fourth race, steepcehage, Two Inilcs-Buckthorr.
Rico Grain. Tlcknt OF Leave. EnnIsklllen. lis.
Jureveuce. aunt Comma ~; Himation. i5i.
Wool Tex i;s
Busybody 9s: portbssirn i63- EIaay ,e5. yori
shire Boy no: FsthcTols iOT: Torton Field
io5; Futurity l02. BlackfoTd. ia. Magazine. los
sirlh race six mrlopss-Lsd Of LAngdon. stci-
eiiffe, George s Davis. Naughty Rogo. los Pro-
tile. i05 Camel III 3slitlns. ioi. Cloud Chief
kltteyS. iOS; Madgrisalian. li6.
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MAPS TAKE EASY
GAME FROM BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. May 2.-C1eveland won an
easy game from st. Louis by the score
OF 10 .. The visitors hit Stone and
Mitchell hard and ran the bases wild.
BIanding pitched steadily throughout
the contest. Cleveland scored two In
the first after two were out. on a base
on balls. an infeld bit and Lajoies dou-
BILE. In the third, Chapmans safe punt.
sacrifice hit and Laioie's second hit
scored another Tor Cleveland.
Cleveland scored four runs In the
fourth. Land and Blanding singled.
Land stole third and scored when Wal
lace fumbled d. Johnstons grounder.
Mitchell relieved Stone and Chapman
singled, scoring Banding and Johnston,
and took second on the throw in Chap
man then stole third and home After
two were out a balk by Bandng with
the bases full forced runner over the
plate for st. Louis in the fourth
CLEVELAND ST. LOUIS
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Lexington Entries.

First race. six turlongs-Lsmode ~; silk Day.
Theresa Gill. 90: Ada Day. i02; Golden Egg Ethel
Day, Little Jane: loi: Al Bloch, le7; Wnhi,c,
Just Red. no. Winning witch. Ill; Polls. fl2
Second race four and half furongg-wstsr.
melon. Baby Sister. Bracktosn Bells Jumell,.
Mary Michaels Flask. Maud B. L.. Flying Fran
ceg. La Vallotta, Relief. Martha Mckee. BAiC-
lette. 10.
Third race. six furlongs-Three Links. 81; Clubs
100. MorIIstowu. Ymir. l02: Yankee Notons.
io4 'Sprlte. 49, Jim Bzscy. los.
III, X. Knapp entry.
Fourth race. the Bluegrass stakes for three
year~olds. one mile and an eighth-Ballyshc
Gowcll HI; Lord Marshall, Foundation. Done
rail- I22.
Fifth race. four ard half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Walters. STR Gsledore, 1o7; Della Mack Tick.
tok. 'KIday, 'Pebeco. John Maginnss. Breakers
The Norman. 10: FranccG 81. 1i9; Harwood. lib.
"Hsyc5- -Headey entry
Sixth race one mile and sjItscnth-World''
Wondor. 100 CarpathJs. 10i; Floral Day. 100
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

First race. four furongE-othollo, ll2: Coos
Paw, Redpstb. 100. Bling. los: Avis. i05.
Second race, seven furloues-Judge Walton. lo9
Zinkand. Lehigh. Zulu. loT Git, Roseforts. Heler
Scott. 10i
Third race, six turlongs--HolAbird, l22: Inquie-
u, Velie Forty, III: Mercur!um. iie 'Inp Go tc
Bed Son, ll2. Katy Counor, III: DoNnlaud. lo7
Ran formerly sS Tommy Burns.
Fourth race, milc-kpple selng stakes
s1coo-Lsckross. t16 'sea Gift los: .Loweon. los
TJohn Louis los; Vested RiGh,E. los; Nannl,
McDee Salesla Lotta Creed, 106. Platinum 20
coupled Bennett Mcdaniel entry,
coupled Ford entry,
Filh race 1.-Two and half turlongs-Rogeu
1ii Britop, Frank o. Hogan, III: Roberta, Sslli,
o'Day, MaEalo. Rue. loa: Sadie Shapiro. i07
Acoln, 1of.
Sixth race. furiongs-Compton. Godfather
ia. G. W konnou. III; Shooting Spray, Adj
Meade. Mazic Girl. 100: Harlem Maid. 1ci.
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being 10 3. Manager Mack used four
pitchers 10 land the game Houck who
started. WAS very Wild, Issuing six bases
on balls before ne was taken out in the
fourth inning. Bender, who finished the
game for the Athletics. was invnc!ble
untU tho ninth. when New York scored
their fifth run on a pass, a single and
sacrifice fly. Ford started for New
York and was hit hard. Fisher finished
strong Collins and Baker were re-
sponsibe FOR four Of the Philadelphia
runs. A curious incident OF the game
was the Hiyhlanders' Jog around the
bases In the fourth. when they scored
four runs on errors and passes with the
aid Of only a scratch inf!eld hit,
r,Ir
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PLAYING
||Vs FOR CLIMBERS
.bed Hits Choke Red Sox
Groom Twirls in
Form.

--ov Nav 2.-Washington. play
-,tless ball In the field, ouncnea
innings today and won from
81 Groom allowed the
n,ons but one hit up to the
.n9 1'hen three singles and
'lIi holls gave Boston three
- =" the score Washington
III us aGaln in the seventh in
\ ~, two runs, and Boston. In
~ tr,ed 10 even IL up again; but
n'n made possible by Speaker 5
The locals best attempt.
WAsHINGToN- BOSTON.
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and one out. Gainor famed aud Deal
fled 20 Mattick. In the ninth. with
High who batted for StanaSe, also on
third waiting 20 score, era wford popped
weakly TO Weaver. Until the ninth
Willett outpitchcd Scott. but Detroit
failed to produce hits with runners on
the sacks. Eleven Detroit men were left
on bases Both teams scored IN the
fourth Lord tripled and Borton's single
brought him home. For Detroit, Neach
and Deal shot long triples 10 center.
Two men were out in the ninth before
the visitors put a man on first base.
CHICAGO. DETROIT
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AZUREA CAPTURES
THIRD RACE AT ALAN
Continued From Preceding Page)

conner. ~ o. Heaths=intonl. u.Sa. sccos8
Jesuit. 40 fMcAfssi F570 third Time. s.45
Waterway. Tough Boz Tom Cat. Golden. Lizzie
Fiat and Young Morpheus also ran
FIFTH race. four furiouzs-t'sri. IL - wilson.
s.. ~. won: Trade Mark. 100 tlobbin.i. g. -
scconi; Floria, 100 tTro1ler. s. 90 t''ird Time
rs 3-S. Dead LorS. Master Joe. Pcscocl Ecau.
pre- and single Ray also ran
Sixth -see mile and sixty ys-ds-0Aktgrfi
ii3 ("atthevrl, $40. Vou. speilbouud. II.
tWofel 50 Co. geeond; Big D'ppcr. e5 tNsibaH'.
$50. third. Time. $40. NudEliI Msstor Jim.
Cu;yhunk. Lord EiAm aud Ella Crane also ran
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College Baseball

r. II. 2.
Yalo ....,....s-.-.- -.............,as...
Virginia ............. .........--.-......
Batteries-Brown and Burdette; Cannon suc
Greene.
Ump!re-Egou.
AT Washington D. C,--Georsc,oeu. 10: Buck
nell ..
At chcaso-UnivcrSity OF Illinois. 5: North
western. 6.
Al Lalayettc. Ind.-Purdne. Z: wseonsin. 4
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brennan Knocks Out Scott.

BUFFALO,. n. y, May 2.-Knockout
Brennan of Buffalo knocked out Steam
boat Bll Scott Of Milwaukee In eight
rounds before the Queensberry A. C. of
Buffalo.
Young Kansas got the decision over
Jack Dexter in six rounds.
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iau ufITE SOX WIN
Nc HOT SLAB BATTLE

lott. Nav o.-Easterly's long
(o center in the ninth. after Bor-
Ia beaten out an inheld single by
broke up red hot pitchers bat
nave Chicago the fourth straight
"a The present series. The score
IL and Il was Detroits eighth
N|Ilye defeat
.c eighth, With Crawford on third
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SALT LAKE.

Summary: Two-bnso hlts-SineF Duly. Runs
ontted in-By Galcna (2) Toner Sincr Murphy.
Dressan. Sacrifice hlts-Galena. Weaver. Sac
rince flios-Galenn, 2 Stolen base-Po,ts t2l,
Kelly Toner. First baSn bnlIs--Oft Duffy. s.
OF Morgan, 1. Struck out-By Duffy. II; by
Morgan, o. by Hummcl. /. Hns-ou Morgan
in eight innings; Off Hummei, In one inning.
Ruus--0N Morgan, s. Lott on bases--Great Falls.
2: SAIL Lake. II. Wild pitchcs-Dufty (9), Nor
gan First base on orrors-Great Falls. 4. Salt
Lake . Double plays-Foye 10 Sincr; Schmpti
TO Davis. Timo OF game hours /? minutes.
Umpire-Frary. Attonoance-25o.
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Ia. Errors-Janyrtn ~. Two-ospe hlts
chsnts rhrco base hitS-Morsan. Speak
+-off Leonard. . 10 Seyon inn!nGb OF
a IN tuo inu,nrs Sacrifice ny-LeNis-
-,ar-cady 10 Jsnvrin Left on bafos-
III q: Boston. 5. Eascs on hhlis-.of
IN i.onard /: of Hall, l. First base
1s.hJretnn >. Struck out--By Groom,
.rsard. g: by Hail. I. Tlmo Of same
a mlnu,es. umpiros-Connolly and Nc
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Coast League
Western League

At Lincon-pcuver. 8. Lincoln e. tGsme called
az end OF the sixth. darkncss.)
At Sioux City-Des Molnes-Sioux CITY game
postponed. rain.
At Wichtn--Topeka g. Wichts. 3.
At st, Joseph-omshs. II; st. Joseph, ..
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Additional Sporting News on Page Ten,

Itching piles provoke profanity. but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's Oint-
ment cures itching. bleeding or protrud
Ing piles after years OF suffering. AT
any drug store. advertisement
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MACKMEN BEAT
YANKEES AGAIN

NEW YORK. May 2.-The Athletics
! won another close game from the New
] York Americans here today the score
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Cleveland ...............2 | o 2-9
81. Louis ................i 0 o.
summary: Errors-Jsjo!e Austin Wallace C2).
Two haso hiiS-Lojoie. Wallace. Three c-hase hit
jackson. Hits-On Stone S In threo and one
third innipee; off Mitchell In five and two
thirds innings. Sacrifice hit-Olsou, Stolen bases
Chapman. J. Double pays-Chapman. Laloie
and Johnston, :. Left baacs-St Louis, 10:
Cleveland g. Bases ON bnllG-OW Stono. 2: off
Mitchell, B: Off RlandIng. .. Hit by pitcher
BY Stone Gackson): by Mitchell (Landl. Struck
ou,-By stone ?; by Mitchell, .: by Dlandipc, >.
Wild prch-MitohoIl Time of Eane--2 hours 25
minutes. Umplres-O' LoughIin and Ferguson
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Southern League

1hann. !: Atlanta 2
lesns, S; Memphis. I.
.eoga. q: Nashville. 2.
9; Montgomery. ..
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Pimlico Entries.

Bonanza Iis
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PKILApELPnIA-NEw YoRK
PHILADELPHIA

sRan Tor Sweeney in the ninth.
IBat;ed for Ford in the fourth.
.Uattcd for Fisher In the ninth.
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tBa,rcd FOR wliIett 81 the ninth.
Score by inning
Chicago .,,-s---..........o Il
Detro, .................0 o o o n-i
Summary: ErTors--Voach. Deal. Twobase hits
--Nattick. EasteTly. Three base hits-Jord Deal
Veach Sacrifice ht-Moriarty. Double play
wa Bush aud Gsner. Left basos--Chicsgo
4; Detroit. II. Bases on bnls-Ort Scott l. Hit
by pilchcr-Willott and Bush. by Scott. Struck
out-Ry wilIe,t .; b. Scott (. Time or game
hour IS minutes. Ump!Tos-Evans and Hide
brnnd,
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NEW YORK,

Ipar;ed for Ford in the fourth.
.Bat,cd for Fisher In the ninth
Score by Innings
fullaHclphla ,,'',...sss..l " y y " =" u
New York ...............0 Is
Summary: Errprs--Dsley, Barry. Hits-oft
Ford. in four Innings. OF Fisher. ia 1--WE IN
nings Off Houck. . u two and oUs-thiTd innings:
Off Bush. (ony t1o men faced hlinl of
PcDuoc6. none IN ono-third ot an inning OF
Bender I In five aod one-tnrd Innings. First
base orrors-New York, .. Tvo-bafc hits
Baker. Houck. Home run-Collius. Sacrifice flies
~-AcInnl2 Hsrtzen Chase. stolen ooscs--Ford.
eargy Baker DALEY. Left bascs-N New York
Z; Philadelphia & Double pny-Hartze and
Chase Bases on balls-on Ford. 3; or Houc'.
s: or rUah. ] of Bender I. Struck out-B"
TlSher ,; by Houck. !: BY Bender 2. wtd
pltch-Fsher. Time Of gamo-2 hourB % min
utc7. Umpircs-Dincen and Hart.
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|prthuestern League

u o: Seattle, 10.
4 6: Portland. ?.
5; Vancouver, II.
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CHICAGO. DETROIT.

'Batted for s,anagc In the ninth.
tBatIcd for wlllett IN the ninth.