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WILLIE MEEHAN
GIVEN DECISION
Mantell Has Gone Back and
Was Never Seriously
in Battle

Willie Meehan. the local middle
weight outroughed and outslugged
Frank Mantell of Providence all over
the Oakland ring last evening and was
awarded the decision by Referee Toby
Irwin at the end of the tenth round.
In the final period he had Mantell all
but out The easterner was practically
helpless and Meehan was hammering
away at him with both hands
The Providence man has gone back
100 per cent since we last saw him
in action here. He made a great show
ing against Jack Twin Sullivan. some
five years ago in a 20 round bout. and
later he beat Billy Papke in a like
number of rounds. For this reason
he was picked by the smart ones to
trim Meehan, but they soon discovered
that he is minus his old time speed
and aggressiveness
Meehan fought his usual battle. He
kept swinging all the time, and from
every angle. His peculiar style both
cred Mantell, who seemed unable TO
get set for an opening. When ne
did manage to land. his punches lacked
force. and Meehan only shook his head
and waded right in for more of them.
There was no stopping the former
paper peddler when ne made up his
mind to go in.
last three rounds He was holding
back for short time and he made a
great dash in the seventh Rights ana
lefts fell upon Mantell's head and body
and the Providence lad did not seem to
know where they were coming from.
He wassdazed and bewildered and also
tired.
From that time on it was simply "a
case of how long Mantell would last.
Those at the ringside believed that
Meehan would register knockout, but
he could not get set for the decisive
punch, He landed often enough to
floor a heavy weight but the blows
were not solid. Mantell was all in at
the finish. and just managed to stall
along and save himself from a knock
out He is finished so far as the local
game is concerned. for he has lost his
stamina and speed.
Henry Hickey, the dashing little Oak
land feather weight, fought a draw
with Frank Rome In the j o round spe-
cial event. These lads made a great
battle of it, and had the fans on their
toes all the time.
Hickey made the pace and battered
Rome hard in the earlier rounds. He
was just a bit too anxious, otherwise
he might have knocked his man out.
Rome gave nice exhibition of clever
ness and gameness, coming back near
the finish and jabbing his opponent
when he did not seem to have a chance.
The six round bout between Kid Ex-
posito and Young Abe Attell resulted
in draw. These boys also stood toe
to toe and fought every inch of the
way. Both were tired and groggy at
times, but they managed to recuperate.
J0hnny Mccarthy, the local brick
layer, gained a six round verdict over
Toby Miller of Oakland. McCarthyTs ex-
~-fa 4 1, ~.
much trouble in beating his man to
the punch. Miller was game and will
ing, but he lacked knowledge of the
game
The six round affair between Babe
Picato and Harry Baker was called off
on account of an injury to Picato's
hand.
Otto Berg the northwest middle
weight, challenged the winner of the
Meehan Mantell battle and received d
good hand He probably will be
matched with Meellan next month.
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DIAMOND SPARKLETS

Young played his usual strong game for the
Senators at short and he also responded with a
pair of nice<binglers
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Jimmy Shinn may. have hard time winning
back his old position if Deacon Van Buren con-
tinues to land the pill. He was there with
two more yesterday.
Daddy Rohrer continues to catch a bang up
game for the Commuters. They were unable to
get steal off him, and. he guarded the home
plate like hawk.
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Jack Lively never was known pinch hitter
when he played with the Oaks couple of years
ago, but he did swing In with nice one in
the ninth spasm yesterday. Another like it
would have caused much trouble.
*
Bill Leard. was a very busy bird around the
second sack. He got away with nine chances in
perfect form. and he also picked on two hits out
of three trips to the plate. Bill seems to be
going better every day.
!. X
lot commencing this afternoon. at o'clock. The
promises to be all sorts of amusement and excite
ment the transbay field.
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Doc Cook took exception to the ruling of
Umpire Phyie when he called out at the
plate in the sixth spasm. and tue umpire quickly
put him off the field. Hetling filled in for him.
Gus was bit stiff and lame after his long alb
sence. but he played nice bali at that.
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Umpire Bluffs Noisy Fan
i'm ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS. July. 16-Jmpire Billy"
Evans of the American league staff,
won tug OF war with fan" who
had been calling him harsh names dur
Ing, the Washington Louis contest
here this AFTERNOON.
After the battle the umpire held a
shirt sleeve, but its owner had van
ished.
Evans, who was seriously injured
here five years ago when he was struck
by thrown bottle after the game,
asked the noisy spectator to step down
on the field. The fan climbed over
the: railing of the ~grandstand and
walked up to the Umpire, who asked
him to come underneath the grand
stand and settle
When the arbiter.s boisterous critic
learned he was in for fight he cried
for help. Evans caught him by his
shirt sleeve and tried to pull him into
the players coop" but the shirt gave
way.
At this stage OF the affair Colonel
Hedges president of the local club, es-
corted the frightened fan" from the
park.
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LONGEST GAME Of
PRESENT SEASON

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 16.. = The
longest game staged thus far. this sea
son in the. larger baseball leagues,
was played today by the. Milwaukee
and the Columbus teams of the Amer
lean association, who struggled 1s in
nings.
Milwaukee won. 6 to 5, using four
pitchers.
it was the longest game ever played
in the Association league and was full
of thrills throughout the three hours
and forty-five minutes it lasted.
Jack Ferry pitched the whole game
for Columbus, and although Milwaukee
made is hits off him. he passed only
three men. He struck out only two
control in tight places.
Milwaukee made five of its runs in
the first nine innings, tying the score
with two runs in the ninth.
Another complete set of nine in
nings was played without a run, Mil
waukee winning in the last half of
the nineteenth with three singles in
row.
In the fifth inning Blackburne at
tempted to steal third with the bases
full, thinking that the runner ahead
of him had scored on a single The
runner was tagged off. the bag pre-
venting Milwaukee from scoring as a
single by Beall a few minutes later
again filled the bases.
The former Chicago American star
made up for his mishap later in the
game when his single in the ninth
scored the first of two runs that tied
Columbus and his run in the nine
teenth won for the home team.
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Roberts ran for Evans in ninth
Miller hatted for Dolan in seventh
Magee batt~d for Doian In seventh :
Doom batted for Brennan in seventh
SCORE BY INNINGS
st. T.ouis. $3.50. O o o o . q 0--aN
Philadelphia. 1850. 0 0 Is x-4
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Looks Like French Boxer
Was Fouied

Los ANGELES, July 16.-Chsrles lie
Doux, the French bantam weight cham
pion, who suffered defeat at the hands
OF Kid Williams of Baltimore at the
Vernon arena last night, was said to
be in bad shape today from the effects
of body blows claimed by the lie Doux
sympathizers to have been. foul:
lie Douxs condition after the fight
was such that two physicians were
called TO attend him. They found that
the French boxer had sustained an in
jury in the groin which will keep him
in bed severa. days
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BOSTON I, DETROIT 4

Errors-Bush /. Crawford /. Two base hits
Hooper, lerkes,. Lewis. Three base hits-Engle
Stolen bases-Sneaker. CarrigaD. Moriarity Dou-
bic plays-Gardner. yerkes and Engle: Yerkes.
Wagner and Engle: Wagner. Yerkes and Encle:
Bush and Moriarity; Gainer and Bush Left on
bsses-Boston 6. Detroit 6. First base on called
balls-On Wilett .. Hit by picther-Yerkes by
Wlllett. Strnck out-By' Willett 5. by Collins
l. Time of game hour and 81 minutes Um-
pires-Connolly and McGreevy
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POLL PERR|TT
IN ROLE Of HERO
Enables Angels to Retain
Coast League Leader
ship by Hair

Los ANGELES. July 16.-Piteher
"Poll' Perritt jumped into the breach
today and checked the descent of the
Angels. enabling them to retain the
league leadership by a scant margin.
Perritt pitched his club to a to 0
victory over Venice.
Koestner. who opposed Perritt.
yielded II hits. and they were punched
in three innings, two runners scoring
on each occasion
Perritt was the master of the Venice
batsmen at all times He allowed
eight hits. but kept them we'll scat
tered, and struck out seven. 1t was
Los Angeles' first victory in seven
games. Score:
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SECOND CANE

Lelivelt batted for Cariseh in ninth.
Bates for Lelivelt In ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Cleveland 0 0 0 %
New York .........0 0 o II
SUMMARY
Errors - Chapman. Johnston. Peckinpaugh.
Hartzel. Two base hits-Banding (2). Stolen
bases-Daniels tol. Peckinpaugh. Double play
Carisch and Lajoie. First base on called balls
OF Fisher l. Struck out--By Blsnding A. by
Fisher /. Passed bal--Cariseh. Wild pitch
Blanding. First base on errors-Cieveland j.
New York 3 Left on bsses-Cieveland Z. Time
of game---1 hour and 55 minutes. Umpires-
Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
DIVIDED HoNoRS
CHICAGO. July 16.-Chicago and Philadelphia
divided double header today. the latter win
ming the initial game. I to O, after 10 hard
fought innings. and the locals winning the sec
ond ) to g. Scores:
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rIRsT GAME

Total....S5 / s 30 III Total. % 0 8 80 20
Strunk batted for Brown in tenth.
Fournier batted for Weaver in tenth.
Smaller hatted for Cicotte In tenth
Easterly batted for Rath in tenth.
SCORE by INNINGS
Philadelphia 20 o 0 II
Chicago .......o o o 0 o Go
SUMMARY
Double plays-Cicotte to Schalk to Chase;
Schalk to Lord. Left bases-Phiadelphia Z.
Chicago s. First base called balls-0f CT
cote 3, OF Brown 3, of Bender /. Hit By
pitched hall-Weaver and Chase, by Brown.
Struck out-By Cicotte 4. by Brown I. Time
of game hours and minutes. Umpires-
Egan and Dineen.
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AtRAAiENIO
OAkLAND

Lively batted for check in ninth. =
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 4. Sacramento 1.
Portland II. San Francisco }.
Los Angeles @, Venice o.
GAMES TO-DAY
Sacramento at Oakland. double
header, = y. IN.
San Francisco at Portland.
Venice at Los Angeles.
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UNION ASSOCIATION
TRISTATE LEAGUE
San Diego ). Long Beach 6. !.
GAME TRANSFERRED

VALLEJO. July 16.-0wing to the fact that
the members of the Vallejo team are away on
their vacation, Manager Gray has turned the
Weland game over to the Y NJ. /. team next
Sunday, and the Catholic lads viii try conclu-
sions with the Brewers. Manager Frank Grant
OF the Institute team win Borgwardt and
Horan the battery. while Dick Ward will hold
down first base.
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Suspension of "Ty" Cobb
To Stand

- NEW YORK. July 1.-THE suspen-
sion Of Ty Cobb Of the Detroit Base
ba1l' club, for his alterca tion Monday,
with Umpire Hildebrand at Detroit
swas' automatically confirmed by Presi-
dent Johnson OF the American league.
Johnson said he would fix the time
spf the suspension when he received
the official report of the eases
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...S+
.NENICE
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Johnson. Stolen bases-kane.
Rayless First base on called balis-On Perritt
/ of Koestner f. Struck out-By Perritt 4 by
Koestner 2 Double play-Brashear to Melon
nell Time OF game-1 hour anu 50 minutes.
Umpires-Guthrie and Bush.
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PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Hughes 2. by Higginbotham 3.
by Deeannier . First base on called balls-0ff
Hughes /, off Decanner 2. of Higginbotham l..
Two base hits-Rodgers t2). Hogan, Clark. Hig-
ginhotham. Corhan Three base hit-Kores.
Double play-JohnSton to CQrhan to Cartwright.
Sacrifice hits--Chadbourne. kores, Lindsay Stolen
bases-JohHston f2t. Chadhourne Rodgers. Lind
say. Hit by pitched ball-Chadbourne by Nc
Cory Pitchers record-S runs and hits OF
AIcCorry in II of an inning;-3 runs and hits off
Thomas in inning; runs and hts. of
and 47-m minutes. Umpires-1Ield and Mccarthy.
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NEw YORK 5. CrNcINNATI 8

IOtaI.. ..Z ; II IA
Bates batted for Packard in ninth.
Tinker out: hit by batted ball
SCORE BY INNINGS
Cincinnati .....0 2 o o 0-3
New York rk.........0 o o . 0 ks
SUMMARY
Errors-Berghammer Suggs, Suodgrass. First
base on errors-New York ]. Two base hits
Dodge, Snodgrass. Burns Left on bases-New
Dodge, Snodgrass Burns. Left on basesNew
York A. Cincinnati Z. Double plays-Tinker,
Grol and Hoblitzell: Fletcher and Merke (2).
First base on called balls-Ot Tesreau ). Struck
out-Ry Tesreau ). by Suggs ]. Hit by pitched
bal-Pacakard FLETCHER and Doyle). Wild
pitcll--Packard. Passed balls-Meyers (2l. Time
of game hour and 30 minutes Umpres-Klem
and 0rfh.
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GIANTS GET CUBAN PITCHER

NEW YORK, July 16.--Manager McGraw os
the New York National league team. announced
today that he had signed Emilio Palermo one of
the star pitchers of the Almendares team OF
Havana. Palermo is big fellow. six feet tall
with tremendous speed as one of his chief pitch
ing assets. The new Cuban pitcher viii report
TO the Giants next spring.
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SUMMARY

Errors Standridge, ChristIansen, Schmidt
BoeckeI Jones' Simpson. Home run-Schmidt
Two base hit-Eagie. Sacrifice hits-McClelland
t2). Simpson. Stolen base. Wiihoit t2l. Hol-
strum. First base on called balls--0n Killiay
> Struck out-By Jones g. by Kiliiav .
wild pitch-Jones. Hit by ptcher--Schmidt.
Left on base-Stockton !. Watsonville O. First
base on errors-Stockton = Watsonvile s. Time
OF game-2 hours and u minutes. Umpire:
Cheshire. Scorer-Harlin. /.
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. The Barbarian water polo team last night de-
feated the South End Rowing club team by a
score of to 4 in the Olympic club tank. The
game hard fought from start 10
inish the better team work Of the Barbs
eventually winning for the all blacks.
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> NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

TACOMA, July 16.--After hearing the news
that the Tigers had lost two straight to Spokane,
Joe McGinnity crawled ont of his sick bed yes
terday and defeated the visitors today by
score of TO 3. the locals hitting behind him in
pinches and according him perfect support.
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I0TaT.- 90 8 = q TOT
A. Williams batted for Boehlng In the eighth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Washington .......0 0 o / 2-3
st. Louis. ..........0 o 0 0 CO
SUMMARY
Errors-Henry. Agnew. Two base hits-Pratt
Brief. Williams. Stolen base--Milan Double
play--Foster to Morgan to Gand Left on bases
st Louis 3, Washington 4. First base called
balls-0ff Boehling !. off Galla 1, OF Leverenz
q Struck out--By Boehlng g. by Hughes l. by
Leverenz 1. Time of game hours. Umpires--
Evans and Sheridan.
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Q. PORTLAND 4

7lOIaI- % z q TO
Guigni batted for Martinoui in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle -..-.....s: / O. 4 "a
Portland ......... 90 1 0 GA
SUMMARY
Errors-Jackson. Nil. Cadman Bancroft. Ma
honey Mohler. Two base hits.-Dell. Bancroft
Shaw. Murray. Home runs-DeIl. Coltrin. Stolen
bases-Strait. Brown Kllilay Struck out-Bv
Dell ), by Martnoni .. First base on called
.bals-Of Dell 3. of Martinoni ,. Wild pitch
Martinoni l. Passed ball-Cadman. Time of
game hour and % minutes. Umpire-Casey
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WILL QUIT BASEBALL

CHICAGO, July 16.-'Leftv" Leifcld for
wears a star pitcher in the major leagues will
NOT 1oin the Atlanta club 10 which he was sold
by the Chicago Nationals, he declared tonight
lie left for st. Louis, his home. where be plans
TO enter business
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Wagner batted for Hardin in the eighth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Spokane ........- o. 2 0 o o o o-3
Tacoma .......... 0l o. L 0 0 x-5
SUMMARY
Errors-Pappa. Fitzsimmons f2D. Two base hits
--Crum. Henslng. Three base hits-SfeMurdo,
HARRISON. MeMullin. Struck out-Bv Hardin .
by McGinnity 3. First base ON called baHs-Off
Hardin 3. OF Cadreau /. OF McGnnity 2. Hit
by pitched ball-Powell, by McGinnity. Um-
pires-Shackeford and 0sfdek.
DOUBLE HEADER DIVIDED
VANCOUVER, July 16.-vancouver and Vic
foria divided double header today the locals
taking the final score, / to 0, after an inter-
esting exhibition. and the visitors securing the
twilight game, 6 TO 4, after exciting tusse.
Scores =
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SO lIAIARN

Three runs ana hits Of Stroud taken out in
fourth, . on no outs. Charge defeat TO Stroud.
Two base hits-Ness. Van Buren. Cook. Saeri-
hce hit-Rohrer. Stolen base4TIetlfng First
base on called balls-0r Stroud ., Of Munseil 4
OF Kllilay 4. Struck out-By Stroud . bv
MunSeIl ). by KiIl1ay . Double pIays-Iearfl
10 Guest TO Ness; Young TO Tenant Earned
run-Oakland ]. Left on bases-Sscramcnto j.
Oakland =. Umpires Kinney and Phyle.
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SECOND CAME

Total 80 , = IA
Strunk batted for Shawkey in eighth.
Easterly batted for Benz in seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Philadelphia ..... 0 0 0 o o.
Chicago ........-.o o l 0 I Ks
SUMMARY
Errors Barry (21, Sharkey. Two base hit
Murphy. Three base hits-Weaver Russell
Left on bases-Philadelphia 13. Chicago s. First
base on called balls-0f 0'Brien L. off Benz A.
on Shawkey 1. off T.ange 3 off Bender i OF
Russell l. Struck out-By Shawkey f. by Benz
.. by Bender .. Wild pitch-Benz Stolen
hases-E. Collins 2. Time Of game hours and
23 minutes. Umpires-Dineen and Egan
BOSTON T. DETROIT
DETROIT Mich. July 16.-Playing their first
game under the mana cement of s.Bll', Carrigar
Boston today won from Detroit I to 4 Scnrn.
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.--Phhadelphia made
a clean sweep of the series of four games here
With st. Louis. todays score being to g.
Cravath dropped the ball over the right center
field wall for home run, deciding the contest
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RELEASE Of STAHL
WAS IL ADVISED
So Declares Ban Johnson,
President Of the Aneri-
can League

NEW YORK. July 16.-President B..
B. Johnson of the American league,
who left here tonight. for Detroit, ap-
peared both surprised and vexed to
learn that Jake stahl had been re-
lieved of the management of the
worlds champion Red Sox by Presi-
dent McAleer of the Boston club.
Johnson said:
81 deeply regret that Mr.. McAleer
acted so hastily.
There was no reason for relieving
ton team, and he was entitled to every
consideration the Boston club and the
American league could give him.
"Stahl can not be held accountable
for the poor showing of the Red Sox
this season. Gardner. Yerkes. Wagner.
Lewis and Wood have all been out of
the game on account Of injuries. and
Stahl himself was unable to play on
account of an injury TO his foot.
Il feel that the American league
may be sharply criticised for Mr.. Nc
Afeer's hasty and i'll advised action,
and If l had been in Chicago yes
terday, Stahl would not have been let
out in such a fashion.
"Stahl has been humifiated in his
own city, and the American league
has been placed in the unenviable
position OF dropping in midseason a
manager. who won the worlds cham
pionship last fall.
Stahl was an honorable and COM
petent manager and was highly es-
teemed in our league"
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SUMMARY

Errors-Pierce Yarmouth, Callan. Earned run
San Jose l. First base on called balls-On
Pope A. off Harkins /. Left bases-San Jose
e Fresno O. First base errors-San Jose l .
Fresno . Two base hts-Hsrper, Abbott struck
out-Rv Pope 6 BY Harkins 3. Double plays
Harkips TO Fahey to Wheeler: Reeder to Hara
mouth to Nagle: Mensel TO Csllan. Stolen bases
Abbott Pierce. Meusel Callan. Hoffman. Sac
rfce ht-Smith Time OF game hours. Um
pire-knel
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

CLEVELAND o.. July 16-New York and
Cleveland divided double header here to-day
Cleveland winning the first game to and los
ing the second to .. Scores:
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BROOKLYN 4. CHICAGO 8

One ont when winning nln was scored.
Callahan batted for Allen in seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Chicago o 0 o . 9 o 0-3-
Brooklyn 80 o / o o 0 . 0 IA
SUMMARY OF GAME
FrrOr-Bresnahan Left bases-Chieago ),
Brooklyn s. Stolen bases-Aleyer Wheat. Dou-
bic pAys-Phelan and Safer: Corriden and Safer:
Cutshaw and DaubeFt Hummel. Cutshaw and
Daubert; Cutshaw. Hummel and Daubert. First
base called balls-On Allen 5. off Lavender
>. Struck out-By Allen 4. by Wagner /. by
Lavender G. Hit by pitcher-By Allen. Safer.
Time of game hours and % minutes. = Um-
pires- Brennan and Eason.
NEW YORK 5, CINCINNATI
NEW YORK. July 1G-New York made a
clean sweep Cincinnati. winning the fourth
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game--Indanapo2is A. Minneapolis O;
second indianapolis ., Minneapolis g.
louisville Q Kansas City /.
Columbus :. Milwaukee 6.
rolesio e. st. Paul =.
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PITCHERS
POUNDED HARD
BY THE BEAvE RS
McCorry, Thomas and
Hughes Driven From the
Mound by Terrific
Hitting
Special Dispatch to The Cam

Special Dispatch to The CALI
PORTLAND. July 16.--The Beavers
kept up the batfest begun yesterday
and today hammered out 1s hits and
defeated San francisco for the second
time this series The score was Il to 3.
McCorry started the mound work for
the Seals, but a fusllade of hits, end
ing With Kores three bagger. with
only one out and three runs scored,
sent McCorry to the discard.
Thomas was then called on. More
hits were made and in the second in
ming, with only one out and the score
to 0. Hughes was sent in.
Hughes was treated little better
than his predecessor, one more run re-
sulting in the second, two in the fourth
on a walk and two hits and a double
and two singles in the sixth. with none
out, caused hurry call for Ocean
nier. The first ball he pitched Rod
gers hit for two bags. That. however
ended the scoring by Portland
HiGGINBOTHAM IN FORM
Higginbotham was in great FORM
and until two were out in the fourth
not Seal reached first. Then Kores'
bad toss and Hogan's clean double
gave one run.
Corhan's single and Schmidt's double
save dholnef In the NTH, and then Hig
tightened again until the ninth, when
three hits gave the final run
Rodgers went out of the game in
the eighth to let Derrick play second
The change did not look good
Jimmie Johnston showed dazzling
speed on the bases, stealing twice
going from first to third once on
pad toss, but being caught once on an
attempted steal~of third.
SEALS FIELDED PERFECTLY
The Seals, as yesterday. PLAYED a
perfect fielding game, but they were
unable to cope with the terrific hit
llng- Corhan. Downs and Lindsay
helded sensationally. The score:
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: sTocKToN y {, 5. wATsoNv1LLE 4

Total. 81 411 81 IL Total. Al s 80 !
One out when winning run was scored.
aNn rIrrrS nv INNINcc
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SCORE By INNINGS
Pittsburg ..O 2 o o IA
Boston ..........0 0 0 1 0-I
SUMMARY
Errors-Byrne Butler Maranville Mcdonald
Two base hit--Kommers Home run-Wison
Sacri6ee~ hits Rariden. Clymer. Hess Stolen
hase-Maranville. Double plavs-Maranville TO
Sweeney to Myers Viox to Miller; yiox TO But
Ter TO Miller Left on bases-Boston T. PittsburG
2 First base called balls-On Camntz 5. of
Hess .. First base on errors-Pittshurg . Bos-
ton /. Hit by pitched ball--Myers. Struck out
BY Hass g. by Csmnitz .. Time OF game hour
and 33 minutes. Umpires-Rigler and Byron.
BROOKLYN T. CHICAGO
BROOKLYN. July 16- Brooklyn evened mp
the series with Chicago by taking an IL in
ming game after an uphill fight 4 to 3. Score