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and Bail were thrown out at hrst by
Hartssll and Midkif. respectively. No
Runs.
THIRD INNrN0-wolter struck out.
Cree flied TO Han. Midkiff Souied out
to Nunnamaler. No Runs.
Nnnamaker was thrown out at first
by Madlnh. Hall singled to left. Hooper
fled to Borton and Yerkes to MldkiR.
No Runs. One Left.
FOURTH INNING-Hartxeli drew .
base on balls. Peckinpaugh singled 70
centre. Borton dumped one in front Of
the plate which. Nunnamaker helded to
third in an attempt to force Hartxell.
The thow was wild and Hartxeh scored.
Pec&inpaush going to third. Gosse.t
filed to Speaker. schntz struck out.
Daniels singled to right and Peckin-
paugh scored. Borton and Daniels
came home on VOTERS double TO right.
Cree was thrown out at frst by Ball.
Four Runs. One Left.
Speaker doubled to centre. Lewis
tripled to left. Speaker scoring. Gardner
flied to Midkir. EnEie hit to Midkiff
and Lewis was thrown out at the plate.
Ball was passed. Both runners moved
UP 'se on a passed ball and scored
OF Nunnamaker's triple to right. Buck
O'Brien. who succeeded Hail in the box
after VOTERS double. flied to Wolter.
Three Runs. Ono Left.
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H|GHLANDERS.
Continued from First Page.)

struggle, with Schulz on the mound.
The hrst game was lost In the first
inning. when Boston fell on McConnells
pitching for ave hits. Including q three
Dagger.
FIRST INNING.-Daniels singled TO
centre. Wolter followed with another to
the same place. Daniels going to third
and keeping on to the plate as Speaker
threw wild to Gardner. wolter tried to
make third on the wild throw and was
out. Nunnamaker to Gardner. Cree Was
thrown out at hrst by Ball. MidiCiR filed
TO Hooper. One Run.
Hooper got . hfe at first on Hart
sells tumble. He was forced a. second
on Yerkss's grounder to Psckinpaugh.
Speaker flied to Cree. and Lewrs to
Hartxell. No Runs. One Lett.
SECOND INNING-Hartseu singled
to centre and went to second on Peck
inpaugh's out at hrst. Yerkes to Engls.
He went to third on Borton's Erounder,
which Ball helded to Engis. the latter
making . mum. Bo~ton and Hartsell
then pulled OF a double steal on which
the latter scored. Schuls hit . sroundsr
to Ball and the latter threw Wild to
hrst. Daniels hisd to Hooper. One
Run. Two Left. sos
oasdno aisd = Psekiapassh. 1asls
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RESULTS At LAT0NlA.

FIRST RACE-For two-year-oids:
purse $500: Ave and a half furlongs.--
GYPSY Love, 10s u. Steele), hrst: Eus.l
tace. sS (Hyde). second; Lady lnn9I
cence. 107 (Goose), third. Time. LOT q
Destino. Transit, Tiktok. saivus. m
Charcot. Jack Crowiius. Harwood and
Christmas Eve also ran. ~ mutuels
paid: Gypsy Love. straight $40. place
94.10. show $3.50; Eustace. place $3.50.
show $3.50; Lady Innocence. show $3.50.
SECOND RACE.-For three-year-olds
and up: purse 5000; one mile and six
teenth-Billy Holder. 100 (Kederis),
first; Patruche. 100 tMartin). second:
Tom King. 40 tTeahan). third. Time.
Las 3-5. Bittra, All Red. Mary Ann X,
Dick Baker. Tay Pay. Foxy Mary Mad
ollie also ran. dollar mutuels paid
BILLY Holder. straight $780,, place
$3.50, show $40; Patruche. place $3.50,
show $500; Tom King. show $40.
The evening world., 1913-06-28
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK. NEW YORK. Jun.
@.-rhe following are the entries for
Monday:
FIRST RACE-Three.ysar- and uuv,sA. .
selling: three .qnrtem Of . mile; main eourss, -
Psrthshire. 1i2: The Turkess 40; Dhcovery.
iO2: LATHE Hugh. 1902: Pharoh ll2 Schailer
iO6: Sir Denrah. 1i2: Moncrisf ia: LAdy
hshtnigh. 107: Spring Mas. lO2; Bouncins
IAs. 107: 'Henpeck. %: 'Sieuth. lOl: u Mar.
100; 'Whispsr Belle. 95: Working Lad. III:
sProsressiye. 100: Bunch Of Keys. 100
SECOND RACE-Thrse.sear-old and upward
conditions; one mils.-~;.ontR. li5; IohenGrp
iOs; Billy Cliff. 10; Night Stick, 100; Pyipc,
Daesne. 1Oe; knight Of Uucas, li5; IAc,if. "a.
THIRD RACE-Thres year oids and upvs.d \
handicap; one mile and Q sixteenth. stssnuoup
%: Dr.. Dusnner. los; His Majesty, lIS; FyinI
Fsiy. i07; Prince Eugene. 1i6: Night sttck. r.
Mission. 90; Cock O. the Walk III sSerbctS
90. Also eligible Sand Hill. IFS. T. ~
FOURTH RACE-For o.yssr-oids; M 80
Trial. thrse -quarten Of . mile, main courraV .
0sinR. 1922; Can. iO6; Mater. fO3: Exscueo,y
us; Fathom. 1903; stake and Cap, 100: Punch
Bowl, lls; Golden Chimes 100; Spearhasd. IO0
FIFTH RCE-Four. yeaF-olds and UPWARD.
stetplechsss: selling: about two miles and =
QuastN.-Nosssay. 1877: Malaga, 1ls; Shannon
River. lt2: Golden. 100; O'COnnor 1875: 0imuu
Dale. leo. Also eiiSibis: Exsmplas I<o.
SIXTH RACE-rlues and gsldinp; five and
. ham furlonp: selling: strsisht.-vssa. iOo.
Lakewood. 1O3; Rob9t Oliver, 100; sFissi ion.
Salon. 100; Polly H.. 100; Superintendent i0S.
athletic GIL. "; Water. 100; Stone Hsass'
sApprntics Allowance Of five pounds clsiusd.
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over third for single. Mann struck ont
for the second time. Fletcher dur m
Rariden's grounder and threw him OUT
at first. No Runs.
ahaSer popped high to MaranvyIie.
Fletcher lifted an easy fly to Mve,.
Doyle lined q double to the rixht n.,d
wall. Connolly made . running catch
Of Merlle'a high fly. No Runs Ono
Left.
SEVENTH INNING - Murray ran
over to the right foul line and "a,
Dickson's ny. Meanwhile out. Dov,.
to Merkle. Mcdonald beat cut . NJ.
down the hrst base line. ConneIIv
popped out to Doyle. No Runs ON.
Left.
murray got his third straight hi,.
beating out an infield hit. Meyers sent
pretty single over second, sending
Murray to third. Snodgrass rolled an
easy one toward frst and died, Dickson
to Myers, Murray scoring and Movers
going to second
mccormick batted for Marquard and
went out on a grounder. Smith 10
Myers the Chief taking third. Burns got
a base on balls. Shafer singled past
second. scoring Meyers and sending
Burns to second. Mcdonald haa i.
chance to retire the side. but mufYed
rIetcher's foul close to the field boxe.
rletcher grounded to Maranviile, but
Myers dropped his perfect throw and h.
was safe. Burns scoring the tieing run
and Shafer going to third.
DOyl0 sin1led 80 rs~hs -, -.
ana putting the Giants In the lead,
Fletcher going TO third. Doyle sto,e
second. no play being made. Merkle
tore on terrific hit to left centre for
three bases. scoring Fletcher and Doyle.
/ Murray. up for second time In thIs
inning. tore of his fourth hit. a .,nrIs
to left. scoring Merkle. Murray vent
all the way to third on Connel,y's FUN.
Die. Meyers tore of his second bit IN
this inning with a single past third.
scoring Murray. snodgrass out. Meyers
70 Dickson. who covered the bas.
Eight Runs. One Left.
EIGHTH INNING-Fromme went IN
to pitch for the Giants. Smith IN,
called out on strikes. Titus fouled o.,
to Merkle Myers was hit by a pitched
ball. Mann doubled to right Murrs,
making great try. but fell on his fate
Myers started for the plate and Mann
continued on to third. When Myers slid
Into the plate ne knocked the ball gu,
OF the Chiers hands and the ball rolled
to the bench and Myers scored. Raridar
struck out Two Runs.
Noyes relieved Dickson for Boston
Fromme struck out. Mcdonald made q
sensational left hand catch Of Burns',
line drive. shafer tr!pied to deep right
A wild pitch scored Shafer. Fletche,
was hit by a pitched bail. Fletcher on,
stealing. Rariden to Meanwhile. Ons
Run.
NINTH INNING-seymour batted 70,
Dyes and flied out to Murray. Nsrsn.
willie singled over second. Mcdonald
tripled to right centre. scoring Maran
Vile. Connolly singled to centre, scor
Ing Mcdonald. Sweeney batted fol
Smith and singled through tho box
Connolly going to second. Collins rar
the bases for him. Fromme was taker
out at this stage and Doc Crandall cam,
to the rescue. Titus popped out q
Doyle back Of first. Myers singled I,
centre and took second on Snodgras a.
tumble. Connolly scoring. but Collin
was out trying to score, Burns I.
Fletcher to Meyers. Three Runs. On,
Left.
The evening world., 1913-06-28
ATHLETES IN
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
At The FAR H|lLSk. c.
Every Club in the Metropolitan
District Enters Games for
A. A. u. Titles.
(spsesaa 70 Ths Evening Wosh.)


FAR HILLS. N. j.. June 2.-Four
Thousand athletic fans were present
to-day for the annual Junior champion
ship Of the Metropolitan district A.
early a. O'Clock automobile part -
from Summit and the Oranges drew up
to the beautiful grounds Of the Far
fBfi's Athletic Association. The early
arrivals spread themselves around the
track In tan-shape fashion an. the
grounds presented Q huge garden party
appearance before the Esmes opened,
A special train from New York
brought out Q thousand spectators and
athletes and the little country grand
stand was soon taxed to capacity.
Every Grub ana association sent it,
it, strongest representatives to compete
In the championships. the most Import
ant meet in the metropolitan district.
Leading performers from New Jersey
and Connecticut were on the Job to 20
against their rivals from New York City
for many Of the rich prisss offered.
The programme was made up Of eish-
teen track and nine field meets Many
records were In danger Of being broken.
The strong helds entered for the quar-
ter and haif-mile race appeared almost
certain Of lowering the mark for these
alliances. The weather was IDEAL
lO0.Yard Dash (hrst heaO-Won BY
A. Van Wrinkle. New York A. c.; Sec
ond. L. J. Cshili. Time. 10 SIS.
second Heat-won by Hal Hscland.
Xavier A, A.; second. b. b. Beiger.
Lou9hlin Lyceum. Time. 10 Ais.
Third Heat-won by +. Kaufman;
second. c. A. Hoyt New York A. G.
fourth Heat-won By r. W. McDon.
aid. Nationai A. c.: second. II. IAuoin.
Fxth Heat-Won by J. II. Revsnell.
81. christopher A. A.: second. D. Pu-
litser. Sheridan A. c. Time. rs Soc
onds
Semi -FinAls-Tsrst Hoat-Won by Hal
Heilsnd, Xavier A. A.: second, r. Kauf-
mann. Time. 10 SIS seconds.
SsO-Yard Run-F1rst heat.-Won by w.
r. 0rangc~, !. A. A. c.: Myies MoHugh.
Pastime A. c.. second, W. G. Weber.
Elisabeth Y. NJ. c. A.. third. Time
?02 As.
second Heat--won. by M. J. Hayes,
III. A. A. c. Second. w. Anderson
Third. Gene Gilmore, Dom Lycum
ioo.YaM Dash-Finas.-woa by J. Il
| Ravensil. n. Christ v. A.; second, Ha
Holland, Xavier A. A. Third. r. Ka1f
| man. Ttms, 10 IS seconds.
Putting 12-Pound Shot-Won by r. A.
McDonaugh. Xavier A. A., with Q pul
Of 30 feet ~ inches; second. w. c. Max.
feld, New York A. c., with q throw oi
- feet Z inches; third. T. o. Cooke
PsuaiSt A. c.. with 4 put Of y fee,
I'M inches.
i20-Yard High Hurdle-Ftnai Heat
Won by r. Mcdonald. I. 4. 4. g.; sec
ond. p. Meyer. L. I. A. c.: third. 9
White. Belleviiie. C. C. Time. 10 ass.
Second Hsat-W0n by J. II. Rsvenell
81. Christ v. A.; second. r. w. Nc
Donald. National A. &. Time. 10 rs.
OnsIAlils Run-Won By Fnnk Joyce
Mohawk A. c.; second. o. Gibbons
New York A. c.; third. J. y. O'Connov
lNsv york A q. Ttma 40 a.k
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GIANTS
CONTINUED from First Pass)

adsaphia It will put the Giants within .
few points OF the Philiies.
Nc0raw sent Al Demaree to the
mound. He was opposed by Dickson.
FIRST INNIN0-Maranvtile popped
. foul To Merkis. Murray backed up
against the fence In right field and
inside q wonderful onc-hanC catch Of
McDonalds line drive. Connolly
doubled up against the right held wall.
Mcdonald was caught mapping on of
second By . quick throw BY Meyers to
Doyle. No Runs
Mann ran over to deep centre and got
Burnss ny. Shafer struck out. Nc.
Donald got Fletcher's srounder and
threw to Myers. retiring the side. No
Runs.
SECOND INNING-Fletcher made q
neat play Of Smiths grouhder to
Merkis Titus was out on q groundsr,
Doyle to Merkle. Myers singled
through the box. Myers stole second.
Mann was called out on strikes. No
Runs. One Loft.
Doyle was called out on strikes.
Msfkls died on . grounder to Myers.
unassisted. Murray doubled down the
left hsid line. Mann made . pretty
running catch OF Meyers long drive to
left centre. No Runs. One Left.
THIRD INNIN0-Randan whipped q
wicked single 30 left Dickson tried to
sacrifice but popped . foul to Meyers.
Raridan stole second. Maranville beat
out an inneld hit. Raridan going to third.
Raridan scored on McDonald's long fly
to Murray. Connolly popped to Doyle
One Run. One Left.
enodgrass popped to Meyers. Demaree
fouled to Mcdonald. Burns lined q
pretty single into right. Burns stole
second. Raridsns throw being high.
shafer heat out an infield single, Burns
going to third. shafer and Burns pulled
OF . double steal. Burns beating the
poor return to the plate. Fletcher filed
out to Titus. close to the right field
wall. One Run. One Left.
FOURTH INNIN0-Smith doubled
over Burns head. Titus singled to lef
and Smith hesitatcd at third and thss
started for home and Meyers droppss
Burns throw and Smith scored. THU.
soing to second. Myers tried to sacri
hes but popped out to Meyers. Manr
shot . single over third. Titus scoring
beating out Burns fne throw, Manr
going to second. Raridan singled to left
scoring Mann and taking second on tn,
throw to the plate
Demaree was taken out OF the boz
this stage and Marquard came to tn,
rescue. Dickinson grounded out (,
Merkls unassisted. Raridan taking third
Maranvsiis fouied out to Shafer. Tire,
Runs. One Left
Doyle got . base on balls. Nerkl,
forced out Doyle at second, McDonai<
to Smith. Murray singled past third
advancing Merkis to second. Meyer
struck out. Msrkls was doubled "
trying to steal second. RAriden to No
Donald TO Smith to Meanwhile. N,
Runs. One Left.
FIFTH AUTHORIZATIONS went out
Fletcher to XerSie. Connolly was calls,
out on strikes. Smith lifted an easy a.
to Murray. No Runs.
Snodgrass out. Mcdonald to Myers
MarQuArd died on an easy splash to tn,
box. Dickson 20 Myers. Maranvnls mad
. prstty stop OF Burns's hot shot an,
threw HIN out q t,rse No Runs.
@xTH rNNlN0-Titus foulsd 4
'shassr. Movers ssat out . srsunAs
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RACING.


was leading Monacacy and lGulhoiland
~ four lengths. This early rushing
took too much out Of him, for ne
backed up when Muiholiand challenged
and had to do his very best to save
the place money from Monacacy.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap; three.year-olds ana ~?
upward; $500 added; six furlonss, msInV
course.-spring Board, 1os Davies. . to
I. even and to 2. first; His Majesty. 100
(Musgrave), . to =, 4 to s ana out. sec.
ond: Yankee Notions. los (Karrtck). 4
to I, to s and 1 to Q, third. Tine.
Red. 100; Warbler. N, and Ylnghee. 8.
also ran.
The second race brought about the
defeat OF the $40 900 horse. His Majesty.
recently bought BY Alex. Smith Cochran,
the millionaire recruit to racing. The
best His Majesty could do In his first
outing this season was second to Cap
tain Cassatt's Spring Board. The latter
won all the way and at the end was four
lengths to the good.
Yankee Notions In trying TO run with
Spring Board from the break tired in
the run home and was beaten for the
place by His Majesty.
THIRD RACE. q
The Piping Rock Subscription Race;
two-year-olds; nve furlongs. straight.
Andes. 107 (Booker), 16 to I, 4 to I
and even. first: Arlington. lot (But-
welD. to 10 and out. second: Piping
Hot. 1o4 (wolfe) 3 to I. even and out
third. Time. LO1. Bombay. Walking
Fox and Apt To BE also ran
Tho Piping Rock Subscription race
went to the Jericho Stables Andes, the
long shot Of the race. He won all the
way and At the end was we'll In hand
to beat the hot favorite Arlington by/
two lengths. Piping Hot was third. Th
result was a big surprise In the clox
house after the race. Nobody wanteS
, anything but Andes.
FOURTH RACE-The Suburban Han
dicap; 8. 800 added; one mile and a quar-
| ter.-Whisk Broom H.. 13s (Notter). {:
| to and out. first; Lahore. 112 (ButwelD.
10 to !. 8 to 9. and out. second: Meridian.
| ll9 (Musgrave). 4 to I. to 10. and out.
third. Time. zoo (new worlds record.
Nightstick. g: @. NJ. Miller. 10s. and
Cock O. The Walk. III. also ran.
FIFTH RACE.
For two.year -oids; five and half fur
longs straight. Time, los 2-5.
Delft. liz (Troxler). 8 to. s. . 70 s
and out. first Mordecaa, 105 (ButwelD.
to 2. even and out. second Superin-
| tendent. Io5 tHanover). 10 to 1. s to ?
and 4 to 5. third. Clarion ioS. Salon
The evening world., 1913-06-28
bR0OK[YNS.
(Contauusd frum First EnOA)

Brooaiyn team. which will wind up the
six game series. A. the Dodgsrs have
already won three times here. the uest
that the homo team can secure. even
with . pair Of victories. 10 IN even break
on the series.
Although the lead Of the Daisies las
been greatly reduced by the Dodgers II
u stni big enough to tide them over until
Monday. when the Giants will come here
for four sames.
FIRST lNNIN0.-iAoors threw Moran
out Knabs threw Cutshaw out. Moore
threw 8tsnGsl out. No Runs.
Becker foulsd to smith. Ludsrus lined
70 Hummsi. Lobsrt doubled to right,
Mage foulsd to Daubsrt. No Runs.
One Left.
SECOND INNIN1-whsat s,nsl,d
over second. Daubert forced Wheat.
KnAbs to DDolan. Smith doubled over
Bscksr's head. scoring Daubsrt Knsbe
threw Hummel out. Fischer walked.
Knabe threw Rason out. One Run. Two
Left.
Rason threw Cravath out. Rason
also threw Knabs out. Hummsi threw
Doolan out. No Runs.
THIRD rNNIN0-Knabs threw Moran
out. knabs siso threw cutsi,sw out
STENCIL hied to Becker. No Runs.
Kiilifsr flied to Wheat Moore nied 10
Hummel. Becker walked. Becker stois
No Runs. One Left
FOURTH INNINd-Moors throw
Wheat out. Daubert singled to centre.
Daubert took second on q wild pitch.
Smith walked. Humme, nisd to Kiliifsr
Fischer was purpossay given four balls,
Ragon famed. No Runs. Three Let.
Lobsrt singled 10 left. Mages sacri.
hced. Rason to Davbert. Cravath filed
to Smith. Knabe Med to Daubert. No
Runs. One Left.
FIFTH INNING-Knabe threw Moran
out. Moore threw Cutshxw out. stem.
gsi grounded to Luderus. No Runs. No
Hits.
Doolan flied to stenEei. Cutshaw
threw Kiilifer out. Moore flied 10
Moran. No Runs.
SIXTH INNING-whsat walked.
Daubert sacrificed. Moore to Ludsrus.
Smith nied to Knsbe. Hummsl foulsd
TO Luderus. No Runs. One Left,
Becker flied TO Hummsl. Ludsru,
foulsd to Fischer. Lobert famed. No
Runs.
SEVENTH INNING = Fischer Med tc
Cravath. Ragon famed. Moran also
famed. No runs.
Magee doubled TO right centre. era.
vath famed. Knabe flied to Hummel
Doolan nlsd to STENCIL No runs One
left.
EIGHTH INNING-Cutshaw singled Il
centre. Cutshaw stole second. stsnge
walked. Wheat sacrificed. Moore Il
Laidsrua Daubert walked. fiiling IN
bases. Smith doubled 10 left, scorins
Cutshaw. STENCIL and Daubsrt. Knab,
threw Hummsl out. Fischer died Il
Magee. Three Runs. One Lsft.
Kiilifer s,agled to left. Miller battst
for Moore. Ragon threw Miller out
Cutshaw threw Becker out. Luderu,
grounded 20 Daubsrt No Runs. On,
Left.
NINTH lNNING-Rixsy went in I,
pitch for Philadelphia. Ra&on famed
DoOlan threw Moran out Cutshaw sin
| Eiea TO centre. Cutshaw died stealing
Killifer to Doolan. No Runs.
L0bert singled to centre Magee ais
singled to centre. Cravath singled TO cen
tire, scoring Lobsrt and sending Nage
70 third. Knahs hit Into . double plsy
nasen 70 Humsnsl 70 Daubsrt. Mac
J scored on the play. Bummsl threw Dec
: IN ont Two Husa
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FIRST GAME.

tbpor1al 70 Inc Evening Wortd.D
F,ENWAY PARK. BOSTON. MasA.
June 3s.-The Hishianders went after
the RED sox to-day IN another double
header. The Hishlanders are playing
10 much stronger batting game than
earlier in the season and this 10 worry.
ing the sox. who feel that II they once
start In on . pitcher they may make
enough to hold . game safe before Q
change can be made.
Manager Chance selected Mcconnell
for the hrst game. Manager Stahl
worked Collins. holding Mosely for .
iife-saver.
FIRST INNIN0-Danlels was thrown
out by Hail. Wolter fied to Hooper.
Cree singled to right but was out
stealing. carrigan to Yerkes. No Runs.
Hooper dropped . single to centre.
Yerkes sacrificed to Borton. Speaker
made . perfect bunt. and Hooper
scored on Hartsears wild throw to
hrst. Lewis singled to right. Speaker
going to third. Gardner dropped Q safe
one in right. Speaker scoring. Engie
walked. filling the bases. Bah nit to
Midkiff. forcing Lewis at the plate.
Carrigan tripled to centre. scoring
Gardner. Engae and Ball. Collins
grounded out to Borton. Five Runs.
One Left.
SECOND INNING-sweeney wa
thrown out. Yerkes to Engle. Hartzeil
second. Yerkss to Ball. Borton flied 70
Lewis. No Runs. Ono Left.
warhop relieved Mcconnell for New
York. Hooper out, Pecleinpaugh to Dor.
ton. PeckinpauEh threw out Ysrkes
Speaker filed to Daniels. No Runs.
THIRD INNING-Midkiff singled to
centre. WARRIOR forced Midkiff at sec.
ond. Collins to Ball. Daniels flied TO
Ball. woiter nied to Speaker. No
Runs. One Left.
Lewis out. Sweeney to Borton. Gard
ner singled to centre. Engle forced
Gardner at second. Borton to Peckln-
pauEh. Ball flied to Cree. No Runs.
FOURTH INNIN0-Cree walked.
| Sweeney singled through Ball. Cree 60.
ins TO second. Hartsell famed. Peck.
inpaugh singled to centre. hlling the
bases. Borton hit to Yerkes and Peck
inpaush was forced at second. Ball
was unable to double up Borton ii
inst and Cree scored. Midkin flied q
Ball. One Run. Two left.
| CArrigan safe at hrst on Daniels error
Collins hunted and on Warhop's wild
throw to FIRST carrigsn went to third
Collins to second. Hooper popped e
Hartseti. Yerkes sent q sacrifice ny tc
Cree. Carrigan scoring. Speaker doubled
to centre. scoring Collins Lewis popped
to Peclunpaugh. Two Runs. One Left
FIFTH INNING - WARRIOR famed
Daniels trip,ed to deep ctntre. Wolfe,
singled to left. scoring Daniels. Gre.
nisd to Lewis. Sweeney forced Woltsl
At second. Ball to Ysrkss. One Run.
Gardner walked. Engls singled e
right. Gardner held at second. BAL
hit by pitcher. hliing the bases. Car,
Irigan popped to HartselL Collin.
fannsd. Hooper lined to woltsr. NJ
Runs.
SIXTH INNTN0-Hartssll foulsd I,
Ensle. Peckinpaugh Med to Lewis
Borton fled to Lewis.
Yerkes fled TO Wolter. Speaker strucl
out. Lewis beat out q hit to Hartsell
Gardner popped To Peckinpaugh. N,
Runs. One Left.
SEVENTH INNING-MidkiR out
Gardner to Ensls. Warhop famed
Daniels walked. Wolter out. Yerks
to Dnsis. No Runs. One Left.
Dngss out Psckinpaush to Borton
Ban nise 70 Cree cArrigan single
The evening world., 1913-06-28
DsIi Teams 1T Receptses.

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blanchard. CHARGE d'Anairss Of tie
American Embassy. yesterday save Q
reception In honor Of the baseball
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