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Joe Makes Prediction.

Joe Birmingham predicts that either
Philadelphia. Cleveland. Boston or Wash
ington will win the next American league
pennant. II is difficult to see how Joe
can risk his reputation as prophet with
such q fooIhs srdy statement s.
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Will Draw More.

The Columbia. owned by the iate
Pierpont Morgan. which twice sucSss-.,
fully defended the America . cup. <. ~
1913 feet of water without ,,a,,s cemss, nor,
board The Reliance drew litue, ,,uas,. ny
IL is fair to suppose that the brs,< y
and American yachts pow build,me
next years struggle for the trophy
draw something Ike seventeen iee,i
with centerboards they should -
about eight feet more. which VII
a great help 10 them In w'ndwarn vi
unoer any conditions. The praro r.
OF course, be raised when tney
running before The wind. by ebt ,n Rav
viii be understood that any ysen, ~
ing the use or a centerboard WIN .,s W
an advantage in beat 70 wiha"
over one without II. because IL 70
taxed In the meaSureuWnt- ..I
When the encouragement was ms sus,< .,,,
OF The contract being signed for "A neM ~
candidate FOR Alexander Smith toentsS5.' w.
from designs by William Uaruner. ~,
Cochran was the sole owner OF the ~ -
MIR. Gardner said YESTERDAY tlat t,.rahI' rahi
has been no change In the owners,i* y,
and that the reports printed 10 -
effect that NJ. j. Plant Is parl sc,,.
OF the yacht are absolutely without io''
datjon
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(a) Jordan's favoritc defense He regards it
os superior TO either 12-IS or 60
(b) This Is fnvodto attack With tho Lannin
school; 1915 WINS regarded couple OF Year,
ago as a practical win. but It is now conceded
that black has sound draw against II See
diagram:
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Newell Bank.
uuEh HcndcrRol

(el Hugh NcKean attempted Ia show a white
win here by 3i-21. he baffed the Scotch critics
for several weeks before they were able TO re-
store o marketable draw. q
~ This Is rinc example OF thc most modern
attack and dcfcosc the Edinburgh. The mogl
complete analysis thiE opening yc; published
Is IN 5heAror's Hand Book. IN which most OF Ills
play Appears.
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To Quit Baseball.

Doom To the Montreal club OF The Inter.
national league. win not play ball ncXt
year. He absolutely refuses to play IN
the minors, and viii practice medicine IN
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Checkers
December 81, 1918.

At the commence
ment Of a game
Black men occupy
squares numbered ]
to IL. The White
men those number
ed 81 to 32. Black
alwavs moves first.
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sato draw. past the reefs and sunken rocks In
tho most dangerous channel known 10 checkers,
will be found very interesting Taken from Hope"
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CITY TOURNEY.

cts Champion Burton Il sili running easily IN
front OF the bunch. although ANGEL has moved up
Into second place and Keyworth into tie for
third place Rcysorth won the first game from
Burton which the city champion has Loaf thus
far iu The tourney.
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PROBLEM NO 10
By John T, Deuvir
Black-ls. 2i: king 25
White-l0 20; kingp o. IL
White TO move and draw.
To know how to win and draw the bridge po-
Hitions Is essential to- good end play. and the
student VIII find the Chicago experts play high
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. is.
BY E. A. Durgin,
sr
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0l Either 2s-:i or 1924 Is more aggressive
than this
ca To hero the play Il 4 repeA, OF the sixth
game OF the Jordan Freedman match. Freedman
played .I--s. but the text move il given
note ].
In the 1870 Scotch tourney Ferre adrol;ly
shifted a Dundee game 1o an Edinburgh on
AlsIsnder 10 follow; is-is. Ell. s-Ie.' 2s-,..
Io-i5. N-30. ola. E-ii. same the present
game at eighth TIE play followed the
trunk here 10 Doie - then Ferris varied With
zi-27. AIeSAndsr followed with as and Fsrre
:s-i7 is-2i ~ is-iss .o-is r,.n
I5-si -o-.2 Nf5 g. zoo ii.3o etc.
c5-r sI-el Is sill .-II -.
o. 'Bu, here Feuie played badly. marring
maatcrpirce: 3.-27 wins easily for white. Black
can draw agslost Sl-e7 al NOTE follows.
90 is-: i:-is is-ii i,.ls s7-:s
pa az ii.i5 so-u l5-:s ,,...
oflWn-
Here ara t.c Of the gaJIse- played isst winter 10
the great MasSs srhus@,ie- Se~ York match The
way The tso mas'sr1 piio,ed the blacks to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-28

To here the game follows the Banks Henderson
match. The Play in original With the Laun',,
school and prepared for Barker 10 use against
DrouiIIArd The following occurred in practice
game between Joe I-anplu aud Barker. Launn
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No Restriction.

The deed of gift, made in 1887, wh
governs all races for the America s. g
states in one of its clauses that &c
terboards or sliding keel vessels 50
be allowed to compete in any race
this cup, and no restriction nor linn
tion whatever shall be placed upon
use of such centerboard or sliding ~
nor shall the centcrboard or sliding. x
be considered part of the vessel
any purposes of measurement.
Ever since the races between the w
lant-the last centerboard American sie
and the Valkyrie H. Lord Dunrave
cutter. the British designers have graz
ally changed both the hull and the :
plans OF their challengers, giving tn'
more beam and greater draft. IKE
defenders, until when sir Thomas I;
toms last challenger. the Shamrock
appeared. she was To the ordinary :
server not unlike the Herreshoif ~,
Reliance az to hull and sail plan ~
the only appliance that could he auoso
the British yacht to make her AIM.
Identical with the American sloop OF
would bc the centerboard. whicn, ,n
said. has been added TO the ne" ''A' ''A''
rock ~
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Black.

Checkers and chess headquarters. Y. NJ. c. A.,
state and First South Dtreets Address, COM
munications 10 D. A Plumly, No. Concord
place. Salt Lake City
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Thousands OF variations have been published
the position II is now conceded tina. black has
two draw lines; both published first in the
Pi,tsourg Dispatch. One is by Tom Boyle OF
Pittsburg. tho other by Henderson himself. The
trunk play OF each folows:
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s YACHT Will
HAVE A CEVTERB0AI
American Yachtsman Retur
With the News From
London.
By "Bud"- Fisht

If American yachtsmen were surprl|
to learn few days ago that the Her
hoff candidate for the defense Of
America S cup, known as the flag
ficers' sloop," is TO be fitted will
centerboard, they will probably be mi
surprised at report that may or q
not be true, but which yachtsman
Gently returned from abroad says
believes is a fact, and that is that
surprise which Sir Thomas Lipi
referred to when speaking Of his q
yacht Shamrock " a few weeks Z
is also a centerboard.
"While | have been unable to yer
the report said the yachtsman,
regard it as q most reasonable one,
as matter of fact, the rules of me
urement under which the British bs
and ours are being constructed, are
specific that there could be no real s
prise or radical departure in the mo
of either yacht, nor in her sparring'
sail plan without going outside the n
Therefore, a centerboard seems to
the only thing of advantage that a
signer could add that would be in
nature of genuine surprise.
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CANE 57-EpINBuRGH.

(al Jordan Usually plays is-s here II black
replies 1919. howeYer. the game is fairly equar
Jordan Is not aggressive player with the white
side OF The Edinburgh; he 10 avoid the
more complicated lines foT those which. though
simple strong fog white.
Original with Clarence Freeman Richard Jor-
dan adoptaS this against Freedman
ho foIioViux also draWe.
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always moves first
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@ 'Bui h"re FeUle played badly, marrinR
asa~ araIn.f - no1r n
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WIN
FINAL FROM SOX

PHILADELPHIA. June l9,-Philadel-
phta took the final game OF the series
from Chicago today. TO 0. The game
was a pitchers battle between Brown
and Russell, in which the former tri-
umphed. The White SoN made four hits
ne Brown but these were so widely scat
tered that they never had a chance to
score. Russell held the Athletics to three
hits. two OF which figured In their rum
In The second inning Baker tripled
over Matticks head and scored on Nc
Innes's long sacrifice fly to Mattck. In
the sixth Murphy singled to center: took
rings sacrifice drive to Bodie,
Wonderful catches by Mattick and
Walsh, roobIng Brown and Bod!e OF eN-
ira base hits. were the features.
HICAGo-PHILADELPfIIA
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CINCINNATI. June 19.-New York won
an exciting game from Cincinnati here
today. to T. and thereby made a clean
sweep Of the series Of four games. New
York managed to bunch hits and took
advantage OF the opposing pitchers wild
ness and errors by Cincinnati in two in
nings and tailed four runs in each,
Snodgrass's triple, with three men .on
bases in the second inning. was easily
the batting feature OF the contest. all
though Shafer. Bescher Tinker, Mar
sans and Groh also did fine work at
bat
Mathewson appeared TO be at his best
UP to the eighth inning. when he weak
ened, but had enough left to stave off
defeat Benton pitched good ball. with
the exception Of the second. He was
taken out In the seventh TO allow Hob
itzell to bat for him.
NEW YORK CINCINNATI
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Ottawa Results.

sy International News Service.
Flrst race ono mile and sixtesntA-Hsvrcct'
III (Rurusl, 10 5. won; Broast Plate. ef tDen1-
lcrl 6 10 l. second; Calumny. Ito lAdams) 10
70 I. third. Time lsl. Oakland Lac. and VOL
Second race five turIonss--Pus RuuedEe. ici
(Dennler), 10 I. Won: Thelmh j., lot tMcn-
tour, 10 l. second: Wanita. Io4 (Ns,hanl. 10
2, third. limo. 1'Os a-6. silver Mesh Laure.
Stella and YeheAt also ran
Third race Lumoerlen's stakes. five furlonsz-
Corr Broom l05 (Ro1ieyl. TO 10. won; Can
nocg los tBurnG) to 70 secoud Peacock, im
(Nathsn) 8 10 !. third, Time 1;o2 rs. Corn
Broom and Cannock coupled Diamond Cluster
Fourth race five and a half furlonss-sat Mas
torson 1o7 (JackKonl. 10 2. won; Clem Eeaehey,
"a (snyder) Is 10 s. second: Ben Prior. tHa
(Dennier) ! 10 l. third. Time ios e-6. Garden
Of Allah. csrrion. Mccrosry Cherry Seed ard
Fiith race. six turiouss-Baron De K.ib. 70,
tRoebInsl. 20 10 I. won Clinton. 8. (Dennlerl.
10 g. second; Tusehia 100 Cvandussn). to ].
,hira. Time iI1. Ethelherry. Tx TAX Gertrude
Maioney Allensen and Lord L1das also ran.
Sixth race. mie-0crrard. 100 (Anbroscl.
10 10 J. won. Golden Treasure. 'llo (Nathln>. 2
10 ! second Hedge Rose. i0s (snydor), to !.
th!Td. Tine. 1:42 as. Fred Lovy, Adolsute and
spsllhound also run.
Seventh race. five and half .uFongs-Ma-sand.
i0e (RobbInhl, 20 . won: Tommy Thompson.
9s tMoutourl, is TO !. second; Tom saycrs td7
tAdsmsl. s 20 . third. Time 1908 as. Pretty
Molly. Joaquin, lazy Ham, Uncle obio. F1oride's
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Latonia Results.

BY International News Service
First Iace. five MISUNDERSTANDING. lOa teoYoD.
$3.50. $3.50 and 80 wou: Dr.. Samuel. 1902
(Martir). $50 and $500, second. MoeGcry. 100
tTaplinl. ttield) $40. third. Time. 1907 40.
Mike Cohen. Costs. Old Trump. Euslee, Candy
Box. NatchcE. Lost Fortune. Father Riley. Bushy
hoad also ran.
Second race. six furlonss-Wcrd's Wonder. II,
ttionry,. sl5.9o. $50 and 500 won Henry
Rite io4 kederiS). $3.50 aad fs.io. second: SILK
Day. ios Callahan. 500. third. Time. i:H
Bright Stone Duchess DSffy. KoIly. Evelyn Vow
.ic. Autumn. II Yutnn and Transport also ran.
Third race. five and half furonsS-5rnshurst
liz (steelo). $40. $500 and $500, won; Bcots
and Saddle, liz (Loi,usl. $500 and 81. TO- second l.
M!pda, los tsuxton). S4.eo. third. Time. l:07
Rsoul Barbara Lane and Roamer also
Fourth race. ok furlongs-Thc-oss Gill, aS Cdar-
TIM. T.ao. $3.50 snd ts.lo. won: sebago. IL; Tot
tusl, 81. 80 and $3.50. second, Casey Jones. ia
lreshau>. 500. third. Time. li.; Florence
Roberts. Grover Bushe1 aud SonadG also ran.
Fiuh rooo. six turlongs-Mother Ke,cham 1903
(Redsris). 1880. s7eo and $50 won; Ianode
Io5 tBuxtonl, $3.50 and - 20, second; MyTa Ty-
REQ ioJ (Estpp) $50. third. Time. i;ls i-S
Gold of ophir Bcaulah s.. Civil LAss, Tecuri
sch, Am!ty and Guide Post also ran.
Sixth race. ono mle-Mllton B.. III (stoelel,
sl,.so. $3.50 and g. 80, woni Bonanza, III dug
yan), $40 and $500. second. sIoeth. iis tHcnryl
$50 third. Time. iao 2-5. Earl OF Savoy.
Royal Meteor. Manager Mack. Impression and
Jimmie Gill also 9sn,
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CUBS SA WE'D BLANK
BY PINCH HITTER

CHICAGO. June 1s.-PhDadelphia won
the final game OF the series from Chi
cago today, TO /. and pulled the locals
down into fourth place, as the Brooklyn
team defeated st, Louis and moved UP
notch.
Chicago was saved a Shutout when
Manager Evers sent Wilbur Good, util-
ity outfelder, to bat for Lavender. and
he clouted the ball TO the left field fence
for a home run
Heine Zimmerman. third baseman for
Chicago. to whom was handed one-half
OF n 500 bill from a fan" who has
promised the other half OF the bill II
the player can be good while playing.
determined to get the rest OF the money,
Fielder Becker got into an argument
with Umpire Orth when he was running
down to second base. and was chased
10 the club house.
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO
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Mission. Star Bottle lad

third Time l:5e i-5. Mission. Star Bottle sad
Ringing also ran.
Third race. one milo and aua-ter-Donald
Macdonald. IFS tMcTaggarl, } 20 I. won. jim
Cafgrey i0a tNncklausl 20 10 I. second Judge
Walsog. li3 (Fraschb 10 I. third Time 2.os.
paingerteld, o'Em. Annie Sellers and Dandy
Dixon also
Fourth race. tvo surlongs-Ga!nor. lis twil-
SOM. s to !. Mater. 40 (ButwelD. 10 TO l.
second; Golden Chimes. Us (Glags). - to I.
lhlYd. Time IS 3-5. Punch Bowl. Cutawsy.
FILTER Gold King Mcdowell Ell Bod, Black
Broom and Wooden Shoes also ram
Fifth race stecpIechase. handicap. about two
miles ord a Qusrtsr-oEepuT iA tWslker). o
To s. won: Rock Abbey. 155 N. Eeider). 70
second: l,'Savarrs $50 (Noel. 10 !. third.
Time $3.50 3-5: coligny also
sixth race 1.-Two aud half turlongs-Robert
Oliver Jos tButweln TO 5. won; Water Lady.
i0i CMoCahcyl. TO 8, second: Miss Waters, nt
iSfinton) 3 TO /. third. Time los Is Odd
Cross aad Fires!de also roo.
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NEW YORK. June 19.-The New York
Americans won the series from ST. Louis
by easily taking the last game Of the
series. 10 to T.
The entire New York team batted hard.
though Sweeney's hitting was the fea-
,ure. He made five clean hits in as
many times up. driving In four Of the
runs and scoring one, In the eighth
Cree doubled clearing the bases
Mcconnell succeeded In holding the
Browns down with little trouble, errors
being responsible for the first two runs
scored by the visitors.
ST. LoUIs-NEW YORK
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PIRATES BREAK
LOSING STREAK

PITTSBURG, June l9.-With Pittsburg
runners on second and third and two
out in the eighth inning today. Mann
Boston centerfielder, muffed Wilson, S
long ny, and V!oX and Wagner scored
That muff broke Pittsburg's losing
streak, the team winning from Boston.
to 4, after losing six straight games
by one run.
Four singles off Hess In the seventh
gave Pittsburg two runs and Miller s
double, followed by Colemans single,
netted them the other run In the fifth.
Rariden's triple with two men on bases
gave Boston two In the seventh. Mann S
double and Maranville's single gave them
one in the third,
Robinson who relieved Adams in the
eighth lost his grip in the ninth. and in
addition to hitting a man, allowed two
hits. One run had been scored and with
runners on third and second and one
out, Camnltz went in and retired the
side
BOSTON. .PIrTSRllEG
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Results ON urf;
w eights, Riders
and Entries
Couer D'Alene Results.
By international NewS Service:

By International NewB Service
First race, tiyc iurlongS-Ncvilo. io7 Cum
mngs), 0 TO 5, 10 aud 10 5, won: Lady
Ponder. 1os tDcptonl TO / : to and to o.
second; Sam 0rigrhy. lo5 tGontry) 20 8. 10
and out third. Timo. / o2 l-5. Santa Cali.
Dr. Muciss. vlv,,z, Queen Toppy. Hatu. Maud
Cammsnn. DIR. S. p. Tate aud Joe Busher also
- - ,
Second race. six furonss-Clara W. 100 OH Nc
Martini. 10 2. to aud z 10 10. won: Dorb,e,
iO7 (Cumminssl. Z 20 and to 5. second; Rob
crta 100 tMoFsel 20 !. third. Time lis Id.
Southern Gold. Lillian Ray, Rosey fosoy. LoSeaf'
Third rAcc. ono mile-Ooean Shore. ll3 % Bo-
land) 8 TO 2. { 10 and 20 .. won; Sim Fo'nn.
ll6 (csyanaughl. even and TO o. second; Beau
,Ifui knight, lls (Burilngamo). 10 2. third.
Time ia3 As. Hernia. Delena, JobnBtown, Gel"
leo and Garysnxo also ran.
Fourth rnce five and n half iuropgs-Parlor
Boy iis (MeEwonl, 10 10, TO aud out.
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fT[lDWAY WITH
||IDR PELkY TRIAL
Maintains Death OF
j. Was Caused by
Blow on Jaw.

.,bsrta, June ls.-The tr'a'
ssi n.wv who is charged with
q. death of Luther Mec@ras SaraS.aa IN
ssre May "a, progressed
~ nd within two hours after
pn ~ had been selected. Wheh
"a ~ vas taken tonight four .T,a Ti', :.
examined. The hearing
rsII1nssS, McCarty's mana,
~ n detail regarding hs .he lat@i ~
~ ~ y, ~ H. II. Moshier, VINO con- :,
"a ~ r,onsy and decided oeath
9. sa'V blow to the jaw. save
~ IS},rsl y evidence. Referee Ed-
"a zsliSSsi iTSicsro and Joseph Price
p q rsr S man, also were ex-
-, in excellent condltion
~ ..,sr,d % the ring, according 20
ss..stiG ss.stinony. There was con-
~ i.s,Inr al the start" he SAID;
isnISds sln"ISdsenly came together ano
- .aa'ih ,ight 10 Pelky's ear. The
H. rsturned the blow. whlcn
= lis opponents Jaw. McGarty
- seeming TO recover NM
,I,.d and winked at me just
@ f.il imp TO the floor
Al did moi believe the blow was
"a 10 cause death,
.,irony OF DR.. Moshier remained
rrjsr more than two hours ol
ennsstioning by attorneys for
Via maintained that in his
LIN was due 10 a slight dislo-
,ss fourth cervical verteorae.
-Ssd In a henorrhage. The
Il bp said, cnused a clot OF
81 spinal canal and a pressure
snurht out at today's hearing
ma receipts were sS400. half
s7s 10 70 10 McCarty's estate,
ir more witnesses VIII TESTIFY
rptp. Several medical experts
"a q behalf OF the defense.
= crowd was present at the hear
"a on the thirty witnesses sub
4 drh!een were present when the
rcn prominent citizens Of CAL
i r. James. George Dryden,
|1.ls, ", H. Riley, former mem
y provincial parliament: a. NJ.
"a I'D j. A. Dowler, who are hear
y zse.
|IrNnent had been made before
\ lat the jury should determine
DE contest OF May "a was q
4 tiich or prize fight Crown
r James Short claimed that
"a rdx struck McCarty on the jaw
1tutsd his neck. as a result Of
Nscarty died.
!srIng contest" he declared.
4 HThl not be guilty; II a prize
MS Illegal, and II Pelky struck
", he was guilty OF man
Y
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GETS
ODD FROM MAPS

WA AsH1NGTON. June lo.-Washington
won the odd game Of the series from
Cleveland today, to 3, FakenpeTs
proved easy for the locals and was bat
led out of the box. Banding. who re-
iieved him. pitched winning ball, but the
lead was too great TO overcome.
Boehling pitched his first tuli major
League game and except for the fifth in
Ming. when Cleveland punched three hits.
was master OF the situation.
Shanks starred at bat for washington,
his hitting figuring largely IN the VIC
tory.
CLEVELAND WASHINGTON
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won; King Elk 1i5 (Cavupaush). To and out.
second, cIoopst, los (Groth). even. third Time.
:os i-5. Flcetins Fashion. Chila and The Monk
also
Fifth race. seven furlonsS-Tellurium. ilo ID.
Bolondl, TO l. 30 and 10 8. won C!sko.
ll3 tMcEwenl, 10 and out second Eagle
Wing, los tGFoth) 10 s. third Timc, l:a
Eolabtrd. Foot Loose. Prince Rupert, LehlSh and
Definite also
poiandl. 10 . 10 and out. Won Lltteton.
lis (Wufrcn), 10 | and TO :. second; Down
land. lo3 (GoDtryl, 10 J. third. Time. I:is o-5
Gretchen G.. David werfield Sal Pearl. Dorian
Prince, Bells and Florence Kripp also ran.
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EARLY INNINGS
GIVE BOSTON LEAD

BOSTON. June 19-Boston batted IN
five runs in the first four innings to-
day, which proved 10 be sufficient to win
the last game OF the series with Detroit,
: TO 4.
The visitors were threatening in the
ninth when Ropdeau drew base on balls.
and High, who ran for him, was brought
home by Dubuc's double. At this stage.
BeoIent took O'Brien's place ~and passed
Bush. but Witt forced Bush out at sec
ond. while Crawford flied out to Janvrin
and Cobb closed the game with a
grounder TO Bedient
DETROIT BOSTON
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BROOKLYN POUNDS
CARDS PITCHERS

ST. LOUIS. June 19.-Brooklyn, by
pounding two ST Louis pitchers hard
made clean sweep of the series. win
ming today's game, IL TO D. Marbet. a
recruit, started pitching for St Louis
and worked one and third innings. in
which the visitors made eight hits for
dive runs punched hits In the third.
fourth and fifth innings gave the home
team its runs. Manager Huggins was
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Belmont Results.

By International NeVs Service.
First race. six turlonss-cadeau lo7 tMoTag-
karp 3 10 /. won: Lady Lightning. us tMus.
gravel TO S. second: Hcnpeck. 90 Cord), 10
10 l. lhIrd Time. ili is. Spin. Chryses,
Anntilly The Turkess, Phe~, Lawsuit Luria.
MARY scribe and Travel Light alao
Second race, one mlo-Sam Jackson. III Uian-
over) 10 l. won: Guy Fisher, III tWolfo).
TO / second, Dr. Duennsr. 1l6 (ButwelD, 20 j,
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PHILADELPHIA

Summary: ErTor-Weayer Two-baso nit
Weaver Thrso- base hlt-Baker. Sacrifice FLEA
McInuis OIdring Stolen baoe-Bakcr. Double
playy-puker to Barry TO McInnisi Weaver 70
Rath to Chase; Collins TO Barry 10 McInnis. Le't
on basea-Chicago Q; Philadelphia. g. First bhso
on hulIs-oU Brown. l. of Russell. 4. First base
on error-Phladeiphia, J. struck out-By Brown
q: by Russell 4. Wild pitch-Russcl l. Time
OF game hour IS minutes, umplres-o Lough"
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