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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-05

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
EASTERN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Now Haven. s: Bridgeport, 2
Hartford, 3; Hoyoke. ..
New London, 4, Pittsneld. o.
Waterbury VS.. Springfield (tied).
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,Superbas Climb to Third
Place in League Race

enough. Harmon stilled the riot atter
fashion. but he was far from teihs i
puzzle. He was found Cor eight hts anu
these scored three runs.
Marbet was not the only colt 10 WAX
tho plank Bill Dahlen sent Bull NaS
ner in 10 start the game, but the Gar
dinals became too familiar with MS or
ferings To admit Of his being allowed 10
continue beyond the fourth inning by
which time the home players had scorer
four runs and were going strongly. Inc
Superbas had the game clinched' out
Dahlen called out the faltering wagner
and sent I'm Cliff Curtis. The latter
pitched in good form and held the Mouhd
city men to six hits and one run.
with the exception Of Curtis. every
man on the Brooklyn team got at least
one hit, but Jerry Cutshaw led the at
tack with three, including triple. Lee
Magee and Konetchy. Of the Cardinals
also got three hits each. Iiuggins was
put out Of the game for dispuung de-
cision which he believed TO be wrong.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
INDIANS SHUT OUT BUFFALO
Enzmann Allows Only Two Hits
and Starts Batting Rally.

Newark drew first blood yesterday i'm
the opening game Of the series with Buf-
falo. which Is expected 20 go "A long way
toward settling the fight for first place
in the international League race.
The score was . to o, and II was the
Indians nth straight victory. as well as
the tenth out OF the twelve played since
returning home from their long road trip.
Johnny Enzmann hold the Bisons safe.
allowing but two hits. Fullenwider, ~
Buffalo. was not far behind. giving the
Indians but four. and it was only the
errors behind him that allowed Newark
her tallics
Enzmann figured i'm the run getting for
his team, starting a rally I'm the third
inning with a single TO centre. Roach Let
Daiton's boundcr 20 between his legs
when he had double play sure and
then Gotz pounded a single down the
right field line which scored Enzmann.
Gowdy's wide throw to third I'm an at
tempt To catch Dalton off the bag let tho
latter tally with the Redskins other
count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
WaIIop st. Louis for the Fourth
Time in Succession.
HARD HITTING THE RULE
Brooklyn Players Pound Out
Seven Runs in Second
Inning of Game.

st Louis. juno 19-The Brooklyn SUI
pcrbas bade a farewell to ST. Louis this
evening and left for the East. but not be-
fore they had soundly walloped the Car
dinals for the fourth consecutive time
i'm another wild. free-for-all batting fest
and crawled up to third place in the Ma
tional League race.
Both teams hit the ball hard. far and
often but the visitors were the more ag-
grcssive and won by the convincing score
of II to r. The few fans" who attended
the final struggle. Drawing the heat LETT
the park wondering how the Superbas
were not out i'm the lead During their
visit here they have shown more ofen-
sive strength than any other team seen
on the local grounds this season
Miller Iluggins elected Marbet, re-
cruit. to the post Of holding the rampant
visitors in check The youngster prob
ably did his best 10 carry the game
through 10 a successful issue. but his
hest WAS painfully inadequate. Hitting
all corners of tho lot. the Superbas
Fcorod no fewer than eight runs made
through the agency Of ten Legitimate
hits in Just two innings. Eight safe
drives in the second inning opened the
way for seven runs in one OF the neatest
little rallies ever seen.
Rob Harmon was the next victim Of
fcrcd To appease the appetite Of the
Brooklyn men. but to no purpose. TrIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
YACHTS AWAIT SIGNAL GUN
Viking Cup Attracts Craft for
New York A. G.. Race

Power boat yachtsmen and those own.
Ing sailing craft of the cruiser type are
putting their boats I'm first class racing
trim for the New York Athletic CIub's
1OO-mile race to Block Island. which no
gins tomorrow. The Sloops and vawIs
will start from Whortleberry Island AT
II a. m. and the power boats from the
same place at p. m. The finish will be
off the West Iiarbor brcakwater at Block
Island. There are no restrictions as TO
crew or sails I'm the sailing race. but I'm
the power boat contest for the Linton
viking trophy no one who has accepted
remuneration for services i'm handling or
serving on a boat is allowed on board
This will be the first race for the Gun
offered by Sir Thomas J. Upton for the
viking class. II must be won three times
by the same owner TO become his abso-
Lutte property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
PIRATES WIN, THANKS
TO DAMAGING ERROR
Beat Boston and Break Losing
Streak When Mann Drops
a Long Fly.

Pittsburgh. June with Pittsburgh
runners on second and third and two out
I'm the eighth inning to-day Mann. the
Boston centre fielder muned Wilson's
long It's and Viox and Wagner scored.
That nun broke Pittsburgh.s losing
streak. the team winning by a score Of
8 10 8. after losing six straight games b.
on" run.
-Four singles OF Hess in the seventh
frame gave Pittsburgh Two runs and MIL
ler's double followed Dy Coleman's sin
gle Melted another in the NTH.
Rahdcu's triple. with two men on bases.
gave Boston two iu the seventh. while
Mauu'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.
I'm addition Co hittiug man. allowed two
hits. one run had been scored and. with
runners on third and second and one out.
Camnltz wen, boz and retired the side.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
GIANTS BUY OUTFIELOER
Sandy Piez to Get a Trial Under
McGraW Next Fall.

John !. McGraw. manager OF the Giants.
bought another player Yesterday, for de
livery In the fall
Word came from Richmond. Va. that
sandy Piez a hard-hitting outiielder, had
been purchased al private terms. and
would report TO the New York team at
the close Of the Virginia League season.
Eddie Klepfer. one Of Chances young
pitchers. was sold Yesterday 10 the Ven
ice club Of the Pacific Coast League.
Klepfer came 20 the Yankees a few weeks
ago from the Rochester club OF the In
ternational League along with George
Clarke. I'm exchange for Chester Hon. the
young southpaw twirier.
The Phlues have purchased Milton
Reid. a shortstop. from the Davenport
club OF the Three l" League.
The 81. Louis Browns have released
Jimmy Adams. a young pitcher. to the
Lowell club of the New England League.
Fred Clarke manager Of the Pittsburgh
Pirates. has signed \ Il. Cvpert, an in
fielder. from the University Of Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
PH|LL|ES WAKE Up
AND BEAT THE CUBS
Home Run by Pinch Hitter
Saves Chicago from Coat
of WhiteWaSh.

Chicago. June N.-Phiadelphia. reused
hy three defeats 100 row. won the final
same OF the series from Chicago here to-
day by ID score OF 20 ! and pulled the
cubs down INTO fourth place. as the
Brooklyn team defeated 81 Louis and
moved up a notch
Grover Cleveland Alexander was OPP
posed by Lavender and both gave an cX-
cc.cnt exhibition Of control chicago
was saved shut-out when Eyers sent
Wilbur Good. utility outheder to bat
FOR Lavender and the pinch hitter
slammed the hall 10 the left field for a
home run.
Hciuc Zimmerman. third bbseman Tor
Chicago. 10 whom one-half of 500 bill
was handed from "a fan with the prom
is, 81 the other half .f the player can
b., good" performed calmly. lie said he
was determined 10 get the rest OF the
money.
Bca,s Becker got into an argument with
Orth. one Of the ump!res. and was or
dcred 10 the clubhouse.
ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
ODD GAME TO SENATORS
Drive Falkenberg to Cover and
Defeat the Maps.

Washington. June 19.-Washington won
the odd game Of the series from Cleve-
land here to-day by the score Of to 8.
Falkenberg proved easy for the Sena-
tors and was batted out Of the box.
Blanding VINO relieved him, pitched win
ming bail, but the lead was too great to
overcome.
Boehiing pitched his first full major
league game for Washington and except
for the fifth inning, when Cleveland
punched three hits was always master.
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
AMHERST BEATS WILLIAMS
Scores Two Runs, Quite Enough
to Carry Off the Game.
~ Telcgranh to NJ Trlbune. ]

Amherst, Mass, June l9.-Amherst
fought Williams TO standstill at base
ball here to-day, and won its nth straight
game by a score Of to o. This gave
Amherst its second victory over the Pur-
pie this year.
The game was pitchers battle between
Robinson and Hodge. the latter allowing
only five hits and giving only one oaSe
on balls. while Robinson allowed the same
number OF hits but gave I'VE bases OH
balls.
Amherst won the game in the sixth Inn
ing Strahan opened with two-oagSer
and Robinson followed with little TAP
past second, which went for hit. send
ing Strahan 10 third. kimball MT TO
Brown who caught Strahan at the plate.
while Robinson and Kimball moved up a
base each. Dccastro got base on balls.
filing the bags. Partcnheimer then hit
q long fly 10 centre and Robinson came
home on tho throw In. while klmoaii
also scored when Lewis threw Wild 10
stop him at third.
The game was one OF the fastest ana
shappiest ever seen on Pratt Field, III
spite Of a drilling rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
ONE MORE FOR ATHLETICS
Defeat White Sox by Making
Most of Three Hits.

Philadelphia June l9-Thc Philadel-
phla athletics won the final game OF the
present series from Chicago to-day by a
score Of . 10 q.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Brown and Russell. I'm which the
former triumphen The White Sox made
four hits of Brown, but these were 80
widely scattered that they never had A
chance 10 score.
Russell held the Athletics to three hits.
but two Of these counted in the run get
ting.
I'm the second inning Baker trpled
over Mattick's head and scored on a long
sacrifice fly by McInnis.
In the sixth inning Murphy singled TO
centre. took third on a wild pitch and
scored on Oldring's long sacrifice drive TO
Bodie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
JURY TO DEFINE BOXING
Pelkey Pleads Not Guilty on
Trial for McCarty's Death.

Calgary. Alberta, June l9.-Arthur Pei
kew. the pugilist pleaded not guilty to-
dav. when arralgned for trial for the
death Of Luther McCarty. who died In
tho ring during a fight with Pclkcy here
last month.
Tho six mon chosen for the jury. COM
plotted shortly after noon are prominent
clr1zens Of Calgary They arc j. II. James,
George Dryden. J. u. McAra, ". W. Riley,
former member Provincial Parliament;
4. NJ. Rerrman and j. a. Dowler An
agreement was made before the trial that
the Jury would have tn agree as to
whether the fatal contest OF MAY q was
a boxing match or a prize fight
Crown Prosecutor James Short I'm adj
dressing the jury, asserted that the blow
aimed nv Pclkey struck McCarty on the
Jaw. dlslocating the latter's neck. causing
death
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81 LOUIS.

To,aIs.-HlS@lio. Totals.....'5 II 2 u
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Baseball Race
in Big Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at IT. Louis
RESULTS OF GAME, YESTtRDAh'
New York. &: Cincinnati. ..
Brooklyn. II: IT. Louis. ..
PhiladeIphia. ,: Chicago, !.
Pittsburgh. ,; Boston. '.
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RED SOX BEAT THE TIGERS
Score Enough Runs in the First
Four Innings to Win.

Boston, June 1.-THE Boston Red Sox
batted in FIVE runs in the first four inn
ings to-day. which proved to be sufficient
to win the last game of the series with
Detroit
The visitors were threatening in the
balls and High. who ran for him. was
brought home by Dubuc's double. Al
this stage Bedent took O'Brien's place
and passed Bush. but Wit forced Bush
out at second, while Crawford flied out
20 Janvrin. and Cobb closed the came
with a grounder TO BcdIent.
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20

ANOTHER DAVIS CUP MATCH
Canada and South Africa Break
Even in First of Singles.

London. June 19-Canada won the nrS'
singles match to-day from South Africa
in one OF the preliminary ties lor 'he
Dwight f. Davis lawn tennis trophy
r. b. Powell. representing the Donn'h-
ion. defeated r. f. lie Sueur OF SCUM
Africa AT 6-3. Cd. 4-6. IS, 10.
The match was played at the queen
club.
South Africa then equalized BY winning
the second singles match i'm which V. H.
Gauntlet. of Johannesburg, defeated the
Canadian champion. b =. SchWenGers' OF
British Columbia, in brilliant style ny
score Of IL, 6-3. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
RICHIE DROPS MANAGER
Says Break with Nolan Came
for Personal Reasons.

san Francisco. June l9-Wilhe Richie.
lightweight champion has dismissed Billy
Nolan. his manager
The champion came down from Nolan's
ranch to-day 10 begin training for his
fight with Joe Rivers on July {. and an
uounccd the break. adding that his rca-
sons were personal and financial"
Ritchic said he had financial settle
ment with Nolan. but declined TO discuss
the details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
LONE RUN SAVES SHELTERS
Knights Single and a Triple by
Wills Beat Toronto.

Toronto lost the opening game Of tho
series at Jersey city yesterday. Tho
score was to o The lone run was made
on knights single and Wils's triple. The
game scheduled for to-day was cancelled,
and doublc-hcader will be played Sun
day.
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IWo-Oasc hu-McHTdf. Ihrfe-hase hits
Shsnks ~. Gandil. Sacrifice fy-Shanks. stolen
bases - Blanding MoclIar, Milan Morgan.
Double s-Fakcnbcrg Land and olson.
Morgan. Mcbride anG Gan1il; Foster Morgan
and Gandil Loft ON basee-Clevcland q;
Washington First base on halls-On Falkcn-
berg 3. Of Blandinc .. of BochlinF D. Hit
by pItchcr-By RochlinF CBlandingt struck
out-Ey FalkcnberE. ?. hy Banding @. bv
Bochling. % Hits-Oh FalkonbcrE in o. 10
innings. or Rlanding. 3 In % innings I'm
pircs-Dinccn and Ferguson. Time-2:Os.
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JOHNSON KEEPS WINNING
Beats German Star in London
Lawn Tennis Tournament.

London. June 19-Wallace f.. Johnson
OF Philadelphia. defeated the German
crack. f. w. Raho. here to-day, by three
sets to two in the fourth round OF the
open singles in the London lawn tennis
championship tournament
The score was IS, 6-3. 3-6. 90, GO.
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TVo-basc hit-Weavor. Three base hit--Raker
Sacrifice fies-McInns. Oldring. stolen base
Baker. Double plays-Bakcr Barry 10 Nc
Inns. Weaver. Rath 10 Chase: Collins Barry
10 McInnis Left on bases 'hicago. 3: Phila-
delphia. 4 First base on bals--On Brown. J..
of Russell 4 First base on crror--Philadel-
phia ]. struck out-By Brown. 3. by Russell
4 Wild pitch-Russell Umpires-O IOughlln
and HildehrHnd Timc-i:2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20
CLABBY NOT TO BOX DILLON

indianapolis, June 19--Jmmie Clabby.
of Hammond. Ind, will not meet Jack
Dillon In the ten-round bout scheduled
here at the American Association Rail
Park on the night Of July g. Bill McKin-
non, Of Boston, has been substituted for
Clabby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-20

Sacrifice hit-Myers stolen bases-Gagnier.
Jackson. Two-hase hit-Lehr. First base on
balls on Enzmann I. on Fulonvlder
struck out-By EnZmann. .. 10y Fulenwder O.
Double play Roach. Trucsdale and Beck First
base on errors Newark /. Buffalo. 2 Left on
bases Newark .. Buffalo, s. Umpires- Nallin
and owens. Time: 20
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VERMONT BEATS CHINESE NINE

Burlington. VT. June 1.-the Univer-
sity OF Vermont defeated the baseball
nine of the Chinese University of Hawaii
here to-day in lively game. Both teams
engaged In batting rallies. The score was
q to Q.
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The score follows.
ANfFJIsp ST


Left on hases-Amherst .. Williams, Z"
TVo-tase Lt-Strahan. Sacrifice hit-Nilliam-
son. stolen bascs-Solbort Partenheimer HIi
ty pitchcr-By Robinson SWAIN. by rouge
tGo0triIgel. struck Uut-By Robinson. Z, py
Hodge 4 First base on halls--Of Robinson.
g ~ Hodge T. Wild pItrh-Eooinscn F3sse-
taIl-Suahan UmpTes-Reel and Foley Time
i .fJ.
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TVo-lasc hts-INruc Miller. Mann. Three
base hits--CounoIlN. Raridou. stolen bases
WaEncr Maranyiilc. Sacriuc" lIts-Mill"r. vii
SON. Etrilou. Mann. Loft on hascs-Bostou. D.
Pittsburgh. %. ItitS-pn Adams. Boo innings
on Robinson. m % innings. Off Camnifz.
none iu % inning First base ON halls-Of
Hcss. T. Hlt rs pitchcr-Hy Robinson. Opcy-
linl struck out-By Adams. 7. hy Hess. 4
Tmpir,s-O Day and Emsli" Tmc-i.H
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Tho score follow $


.Estted for Mitchell In eighth inning.
4Swoeney out. hit by hattcd ball
~,o YORK .........O eO0l 2 x-lO
s, Louis ...............O 0 0 -
First base on errors-St. Louis ]. New York.
% Two-base hit-Crec. Thrce-base hits-Nil-
Jams sweeney. Sacrifice hits--Bref ~, Hart
yell BortOn. Mckcchnie stolen bascs-Prau.
Vcckinpaugh sweeney. Left on bases-Now
YORK Z. ~. Louis Double plsy-Baleuti and
Brief Fiist base on balls-On Mcconnell. 3;
of Mitchell 9. of Hamilton. /. Struck out
Rv Mcconnell. I: by Mitchell. % Wild pitch
Mitchell Hlts-On Mitchell 70 in Z innings:
m Hamilton. 3 I'm inning Umpires-Mc-
Greavy and Connolly. Timc-i:52.
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ROCHESTER,, A; PROVIDENCE, 9

At Providence: RHE
Rochester .....0 o Il 9 2
Providence 20 o o I o o o o 10 >
Batteries Martin and Williams; Lafitte
and hocher.
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BALTIMORE, 10; MONTREAL,

AZ baltimore: R.H.E.
Baltimore. 1 o 3 x-l3 rs
Montreal. > o . o o O-S 10 2
Batteries Cottrell. Shawkey and Egan;
Smith and Burns.
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BOSTON
Totals....2S59g7nO. Totals

TWo-baSe hits--Gainer. Crawford Ncach. uu-
buC. Gardner. O'Erien. Three-hase hits--tobb
a. Englc. Lewis. Hts-On O'Brier. 10 in
innings none out in ninth. off Bcdicut none
IN ] inning Sacrifice hit~-Y erkcs. Hooper.
plaNS-Nitt. Bush and Gamer. Duhuc. Bush
and Gamer. Dubuc Gamer and Moriarty.
Lewis. EnGle. Yerkcs and Carrigan. Left on
haSes-Detroit. 9. Boston. g. First base on
hails-On Duhuc. g. M O'Brie1. 8: or Bcdient.
l. Struck out-By Duhuc !. by O'Bren. g.
Umpires-Evans and Egan Time-l 90.
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TVo-ba-c hit---pask'rf. kilhfor Home run
Good iit--On Lavender. . 100 s innings on
cheney. in D inning. stolen uas's- schultz
Leach Double playe-puolau {. knahe To-
f.udcru~. Doolau 90 I.udcrus. laf' on bases"
Philadelphia 3. chicago. First base on
lalls-On AlcNanlcr. /. or Lavender. T. iut
l, pltcher. rs Lavender DDoolanl. struck out
nv Alexander. Z. hy Lavender. ). Jmpires
KLEIN and Orth Time 50
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Thrcc-has hits Calhoun. VOLS. Sacrihc" INT
Vaughn stolen bases knight ~. Lcft on
bases Toronto. g.. Jersey CITY. g. First base
ON balls-On Brown. % IN Brandon, I. struck
out-By Brown. 2, BY brandon. q. umplres-
k,llr and Mnllln. TIme-l.lh
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Two-base hit-Magee Thrcc-base hits-N IhSo.
CutshaW. Hits-O0 Marhet, 100 ] 10 lhu,'.e
81, I.,rian no in = % innings. of Wagner, =
In innings none out in fourth, OF curtis .
I'm d inning Sacrifice hit-SmItl Saciin,' ~
-Konctchy stolen hases-'utsha%. l'd"os, !"
t.,,',,b,. Novroy Double piays--FishCr. Cut
shaw and Dautort. Hauser and konetchy, 'u'-
shaw and Daubort Left on has's-St. Lwlls'
n. Biooklyn 6. First base IN ball--pli "a.
3 a. I. of Wagner. I. of curtis o. OF mar
mon I struck out-Bv Harmon. @. hy urus'
i.mplrcs-RigIcr and Byron. Tim'-i.'o.
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Utica. 9, Scranton. 0 (irst game.
Second game-wet grounds.
Albany VS.. Elmira (rain).
Troy VS. BinghamtOn (rain).
Syracuse VS.. Wilkes Barre (rain)
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FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS.

Cleveland. z; Pittsburgh. 90 innings
Covington. II; ST Louis. ..
indianapolis. 10, Chicago. s
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Milwaukee. 3. Indianapolis. g.
Milwaukee T; indianapolis. !.
Toledo. 2. Minneapolis o.
Columbus. II, Kansas City, 4.
St Paul 3. Louisville, 2.
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Two-hasc hts-Tinker. Almcida Three base
hits-Snodgrass. Tinker Hits-On Benton {
In innings; OF Suggs In innings Sacri-
fee hy-Dcvorc. Stolen lases-Doylc, Meyers
Double pays-Flctcher. DOYLE 10 Merklc;
Shafcr. Doyle 10 Mcrklc. left on hases-NcW
York. ]. Cincinnati. & First base on balls
on Mathcwson, p of BENTON. J or SuEgs /.
Hit by pitcher-By Benton Murray. struck
out-By Mathe~son. !. 10y Benton by Suggs
l. Umpircs-Brcnnan and Eason. Thme-l.i0
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lawrence, 9; Lowell, 2.
LINN, Z: Portland. 2.
New Bedford. 3: Brockton. ..
Fall River VS.. Worcester (rain).
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.
Montreal ut Baltimore.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, I; Toronto, 0.
Newark. .; Buffalo. u.
Rochester. I. Providence. ..
Baltimore. ~: Montreal. y.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at. Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAME YESTERDAY.
New York. 10: II. LouiS, T.
Philadelphia. ,, Chicago. q.
Washington. c: Cleveland, !.
Boston. ) Detroit. I.
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Rated for Lavender In tho eighth inning
iBattci fof Mitchell IN The ninth inning.
Philadelphia. ........... ! o %
chicago .-.......... % % % o % 0-l
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CINlINNATI
NEW YORK


'Rsttcd for Renton IN the seventh inning
tBattod for Groh I'm the eighth inning
New York .............. q q 0-s
Cincinnati. ............. o o %
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rRI. STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Allentown. 4: Harrisburg, 0st game.
Harrisburg s; Allentown, "a gamc).
Atlantic City, 4; York, 3.
Wilmington. s; Trenton. 3.
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