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International
Now to make it three straight.

NOW TO make II three straight.
The game today at Baltimore will
be started at 3:45 o'clock, to allow the
Tigers to catch the Federal express
for this city. Tomorrow the Bengals
will open up a hot series with the
Skeeters at Jersey City. The Schlafly-
ties never Travelled faster than at
present, and are almost ready to steL
into the first division. The keen ri
VERY between Newark and Jersey City
Mould result in some exciting battles
before the last of these nine consecu-
tive battles is decided. Five of them
are to be played at West Side Park,
Jersey City.
Jack Dalton had four hits off DAN
forth yesterday, then Morrissette
came in and Jack flied out, spelling his
record.
Shaw and McCabe are batting hard
for Jersey City. Jack Kelly has been
benched, but he delivered double as
a pinch-hitter yesterday.
Getz banged out another double and
a single, driving in three runs, yes
terday. Getz punches his two bag
gers all to the same spot--in left field,
lust out of the third-sacker's reach.
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SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.

The schooner Elena, owned by Nor
ton F. Plant, won the annual race
for the Puritan cup in defeating two
schooners and three sloops by ample
margins at Marblehead. Mass. yes
terday. AS a result, the Elena's
name goes with a score of others on
the base of the famous trophy, which
the old Boston cup defender, the
Puritan, captured at Newport twen-
ty-eight years ago as the first fruits
of her speed.
Jose r. Capablanca. the Havana
chess expert, was in rare form on
his temperance In New York, where
he won twenty-five straight games
yesterday. He won a marathon CON
test, capturing seven straight games.
Then he engaged in four games with
A. F. Kreymborg. all of which he
won. The Cuban then wound up With
a series of fourteen games against A.
Pulvermacher, and, although he had
some narrow escapes, he likewise won
every one of these. The first round
of the masters tournament will take
place tonight. when Capablanca will
face Professor Grommer.
Al Robinson, Billy Meanix and
Donnell B. Young. trio of the Boss
ton A. AS prospective National A.
A. u. championship team, have
notified Manager Brown, at Boston,
that they will be unable to compete
in the big championship meet at
Chicago. The squad is scheduled 10
leave today Robinson has an at
tack of humps, while Young and
Meanix have given no good reasml
for their refusal to contest In the
games
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FAST GAME WON |
BY ESSEX -FOUR
Local Polo Cracks Trim Whip
pany River in Sensa-
ti0nal Match. +
LOSERS FIGHT GAMELy

In the best played game of the
season, the Essex Country Club four
defeated the Whippany River Club at
polo yesterday afternoon, 91k goals
to g.
The game was played on the latter
clubs field and the Whippany River.
cracks. although putting up game
fight, were out-ridden and out-gen-l
eraled by the local four, whose hard.
riding and mastery hitting in tight
corners featured the match The
lineup follows: 4ss5s
whippany Club-No. 4, Henderson:
No. g. Borden; No. 2. Kinnucut and
Schley; No. l, Maynard. is, as
Essex Country Club-No. 4. Colby;
No. 3, Mum; No. 2, Barry; No. l,
Tilney. ysssa
Referee, A. Fillmore Hyde. m
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PITCHER IN AUTO CRASH

CINCINNATI, o., July Am au-
tomobile driven by Charles Douglass,
local business man, collided last
night in Eden Park with a motor
cycle ridden by "Rube" Benton, the
Cincinnati pitcher.
Benton was thrown to the ground,
but escaped with minor injuries.
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Canadians Crab Rochester by
Grabbing Both Holiday
Games.
BISONS GET EVEN BREAK

the Canadian national holiday, in
proper style yesterday by defeating
Rochester twice. The Newark Club
defeated Baltimore and gained a
creasing it's lead to overwhelming
proportions. Toronto was less sue
cessful in defending against Buffalo
and got only an even break, therefore
the Herd gained a game on the run
ners-up. Jersey City and Providence
also split a double-header. but the
Skeeters gained on the Birds and are
now but one game behind fifth place.
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UHLAN'S FAST MILE

Uhlan, worlds record holder of the
trotting brigade at 1853, went another
wonderful mile yesterday in train
ing at North Randall track, Cleve-
land He did the mile circuit in
1891 and horsemen are wondering
whether he will clip the trotting
mark still further during the coming
campaign.
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- 70
.One out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Beck in the eighth.
Rnns-Murray 2: Mcconnell, O'Hara 2.
Errors-Truesdale, Jackson
Toronto ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
Buffalo ....... 0 l. 0 0 0 o.
Home run-Murray. Three-base hits
Schultz, Murray. Two-base hits-Trues-
out-By Tullenweider 4. by Hearne l.
Bases on hnlls-Off Fullenweider g.. off
Hearne l. Sacrifice hit-Fitz. Stolen base
dale TO Beck, Holly to II. Bradley. Time
of game-1h. 45m Umpires-Mullen and
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Toronto Breaks Even.

TORONTO, Ont, July 2.--After win
ming the morning game, 3d. in ten in
nings, the Maple Leafs were checked
in the afternoon by Buffalo. Cav was
walloped hard and lost to Main by
score of AL. The Herd hammered
out seventeen hits in the second
game. The scores:
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Royals Are DandIes.

MONTREAL, Que, July 2.-The
Royals took the morning game here,
81, from Rochester and followed up
with a 80 victory in the afternoon.
The home team played championship
baseball, making their hits count.
The scores:
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BASEBALL FAMILY THEATRE

Washington ST., near Court.
Newark VS.. Baltimore, 3.46 p. M.
ON THE ONLY ELECTRIC BASEBALL
DIAMOND IN THE CITY.
Rain or sunshine you can see the
game at the FAMILY.
foc--oRCHEsTR SE4TS--foo
Cool and Comfortable
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TIGERS WILL HIVE FLAG WON
IN AUGUST AT PRESENT SPEED
Smiths Men, Adding to Their Lead Daily, Now
Have Advantage of Eight Games on
the Rochester Hustlers.
BENGALs ARE WELL EQUIPPED WITH UTILITY TALENT
BALTIMORE. Md, July 2.

Smiths
delivery decisive victory by of To at
Nearks lead eight Newark has had teams In first
a nanding lead al Is perio o a
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ROYALS HELP BY LAC|NG HUSTLERS

Dale. Double plays-Esmond to Lennox
to Deininger; Deinlnger to Lennox; Mar
tin to Priest Bases on balls-Off Dale
3, off Wilhelm 4. Struck out-By Dale 4
by Wilhelm 6. Hit by pitcher-By Dale /.
Time of game-1b. Som. Umpires-Hayes
and CARPENTER
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Yesterdays Results.
Newark, Z; Baltimore, O.
Jersey City, Z; Providence, A.
Providence, 4; Jersey City, l.
Toronto, g. Buffalo, 2
Buffalo, IA; Toronto, 1.
Montreal. 2: Rochester, l.
Montreal, 3; Rochester, 2.
Games Today.
Newark at Baltimore
Jersey City at Providence.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Montreal.
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S,seeters Break Even.

PROVIDENCE, July 2.-After win
Ling the first game, IA, Jersey City
dropped the second game of a double
header to the Grays, Al, yesterday.
The first game was a smuggling match.
Slime was effective in the second bat
tie. The scores:
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smithto,yn Tourney.

NEW YORK, July "A three-days
tournament that will mark the adj
vent of an Islip team into the Cir
cult will begin this afternoon at the
Smithtown Polo Club. The game will
be the first for the Smithtown Chalr
lenge cup, the gift of w. Russell
Grace. Allan Pinkerton, e. F. Hut.
ton, Horace Havemeyer and Harry
T. Peters, representing the Islip Polo
Club. will play Squadron A.
In the match tomorrow Arthur 3.
Lawrence, L. s. Butler, Fl. X. Vim.
gut and C. II. Robbins will wear the
dark green and black of Smithtown
and oppose a Piping Rock team--R.
Kirlin, S. d. Ripley, r. Floyd Jones
and B. X. Gatins. ose.s5
The final will be on Saturday. All
games begin at 4:30 o'clock. -
Freeb0oters' Score.
NEW YORK. July 2.-on the big
| field at Meadow Brook yesterday the
Great Neck Freebooters defeated the
| Cooperstown Leopards by 10A goals
| to 81. 1t was a special game, UNI
der the team handicaps, for inidivid-
ual cups, to be bought by the losers.
The Freebooters were allowed seven
| goals.
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Southern League.
Memphis 8, Nashville 3.
Atlanta Q, Mobile 7.
Montgomery 6, Chattanooga 4.
Birmingham-New Orleans, rain.
Texas League.
Beaumont Z, Waco 0.
Austin 8, Galveston 3.
Forth Worth 4, San Antonio 8.
Dallas Houston, rain.
X. /. Il. League.
Greensboro 8, Harrisburg (first
game).
greensboro 8, Harrisburg l (second
game).
Clarksville 3, Paducah 1.
Henderson 8, Vincennes 3.
Cairo Hopkinsville, rain.
Cotton States League.
Jackson Meridian, rain.
No other games scheduled.
Virginia League.
Richmond 7, Portsmouth l.
Petersburg 5, Newport News 2.
Roanoke 8, Norfolk first game).
Roanoke 2, Norfolk 1 Second game).
Western League.
Omaha 6. Sioux City Called.
Wichita 4, Denver 2.
Lincoln 2, Topeka 0.
Des Moines g. st. Joseph 1.
TrI-State League.
Atlantic City 1, York 0.
Wilmington 4, Trenton l.
Allentown g. Harrisburg 3.
South Atlantic League.
Macon 6, Albany 0.
Jacksonville 3, Savannah 2.
Columbus s, Charleston 5.
Carolina Association.
Winston Salem 4. Charlotte 3.
Greensboro 4, Durham 8.
Raleigh 3, Asheville 7.
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Totals ...31 81 12f
Slated for Danforth in the seventh.
Runs-Maisel 2; Gagnier, Collins 8, e..
Zimmerman 2, Getz.
Errors-Derrick 2, Egan; Gagnier. Swa-
Gina.
Newark ..........0 / 0 0 0 3 2 II
Baltimore ......1 0 0 0 l %
Tho-base hits-Getz g. Three-base hit
Collins. Sacrifice hit. Cooper Sacrifice
fiy-Parent. Stolen bases-Parent, Houser,
Collins. Maisel. Bases on balls-On Nor
risette l. off Bell l. Struck out-By Bell
3 Time of game-1h. Som. Umpires-
Nallin and Owens.
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Home run-Hanford. Two-base hit
| Lehr. Bases on balls-Off Main 8, Off
Cav g. Struck out-By Main 8. by Cav
| 2. Hit by. .pitcher-By Cav !. Wild pitch
Cav. Passed ball-Gowdy. Sacrifice
hit-Main. Double plays-Holly to Nc
| Connell to II. Bradley; Roach to Trues-
| dale to Beck, 2. Umpires-Kelly and
Mullen. Time of game-1h. 55m.
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BASEBALL EVERYWHERE

Southern League.
Memphis 8, Nashville 8.
Atlanta Q, Mobile 7.
Montgomery 6, Chattanooga 4.
Birmingham New Orleans, rain.
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DOO|N'S DAISIES
DONE BLOOMING
Giants Have Nipped Phillies'
Pennant Aspirations in
the Bud.
BRAVES MASSACRE INFANTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD
w. l.. Pc, W. l.. Pc.
Pphila. 49,. g % .623ISt. Louis. q 50 AIS
Brooklyn. "a 2S .5iSl Boston ... q 81 .422
Chlcago.... IS 80 .522l Cincinnati. 20 Al 1888
BRAVES MASSACRE INFANTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 10; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 3.
Chicago. 3: Pittsburg. 2.
Cincinnati II; st. Louis, L.
Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
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IUIHIH %
Runs-Allen q Demmitt; conroy. Sim
mons.
Errors-Lennox; \Conroy, williams.
Rochester ........1 0 0 0 1 o.
Montreal ....,...2 0 0 0 0 0 x-3
Home run-Simmons. Three-base hit
Deininger. Two-base hits-Schmidt,
Simmons. Stolen bases-Demmitt, AL
len. Sacrifice hits-Gilhooly 2. Double
plays-Mason to Burns to Deininger;
Lennox to Deininger. Bases on balls
Off Mason 4, off Martin 2. Struck out
By Mason 3. by Martin 4. Wild pitch
Martin. Passed ball--Williams. Time of
game-1h. 45m Umpires-Hayes and
Carpenter.
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Morning Game.
Totals.... 80 s2714 Totals. -. 2

KunS--AIIen, Deln1nRers FrlesLs
Errors-Esmond 2.
Rochester ....... 0 o 0 % Q 9. OIL
Montreal .......2 o o 0 o o o 0 x--2
Three-base hit-Lennox. Two-base hits
ALLEN. Dale, Esmond, Martin. Conroy.
Sacrifice fy-Esmond Sacrifice hit
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South Atlantic League.
Macon 6, Albany 0.
Jacksonville 3. Savannah 2.
Columbus s, Charleston 8.
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Carolina Association.
Winston-Salem 4, Charlotte 3.
Greensboro 4, Durham 8.
Raleigh 3, Asheville 7.
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Totals ...29 727 81 Totals ....32 S4 8
%T3atted for Mitchell in seventh inning
tB3tted for Doescher in eighth inning
Runs-Platte, Shean, e. Onslow, Koch
err: Wells.
Errors-Wells Q.
Providence 400 90 90 8 1 x-4
Jersey City -. 0 0 0 0 0 o. 1
Two-base hits-Ens, Kelly, Shean
Three-base hits--Platte, Shean. McIn-
tyre, Wells, Kocher. Sacrifice hits
Vaughn ]. Onslow. Stolen bases
Platte 3, knight. Double play-vaughn
to Knight to Calhoun. Bases on balls
Off Slime 2, off Doescher 6, of Brandon l.
Struck out-By Slime g. by Doescher. l,
Umpires-Finneran and Bierhalter.
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WORSE THAN ]|NX
IS YANKEES LUCK
"White Elephant Is Simply
Crushing Life Out of the
New Workers.
"HOME RUN" BAKER AGAIN
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia 2; New York, /.
Washington, 7; Boston, 4.
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 2
Cleveland of st. Louis (rain).
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis
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Afternoon Gnne.


tBatted for Cav In ninth inning
Runs-Bemis; Truesdale 2. Jackson,
Gowdy, Murray Hanford, Lehr 3, Roach
3, Beck, Main.
Errors-McConnell 2. Schultz. Fitzpat-
rick; Hanford.
Toronto ..........o 0 o01 0 o 0-.1
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Virginia League.
Richmond 7, Portsmouth 1.
Petersburg s, Newport News 2.
Roanoke 8, Norfolk first game).
Roanoke 2, Norfolk 1 Second game)
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AIternOOn UhIne.
MONTREAL. ROCHESTER,.
Errors-Lennox; Nconroy, Williams

Totals ...2S OF IA Totals 30 72415
Runs-Allen 2, Demmitt conroy. Sim
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Cotton States League.
Jackson Meridian. rain.
No other games scheduled.
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Texas League.
Beaumont Z, Waco 0.
Austin s, Galveston 3.
Forth Worth 4, San Antonio 8.
Dallas-H Houston, rain.
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Western League.
Omaha 6. Sioux City Called.
Wichita 4, Denver 2.
Lincoln 2, Topeka 0.
Des Moines 3, st. Joseph 1.
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TrI-State League.
Atlantic City 1, York 0.
Wilmington 4, Trenton l.
Allentown 6, Harrisburg 3.
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Qls 1ruftse an Ste[e oes 6errn
Shinoefin fpurbs 5err gluiius
1ldmm ertpdblt.
5err Geo Giienmann purbs ols
neiies Witalieb oufoenommsu unb eins
qsfiibrt, ndtrsnb bic Ginfihrung Der
5srren So6n unb Robert crib, bic
niht dupsIsnb Isin tonntsn, auf oi.
n1ffts GiBung perfhoben purbe. MlE
Tesgnten gum General usihuB fiir
Die %10Oidbrioe 9ebenffeier Der bent
ffsn gsfrsiungstrisge ipurbsn biz
f~rrsn gldiius 1iamm unb Iabian
6Guslsr srtpdhlt. Die G%inno6mer be-
Iisfsn iih nuf S68 unb bic ausgabsr
uuf $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
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