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PRESIDENT LANNIN OF
RED SOX WATCHES FEDS
Pays Visit to His Old Friend
John NJ. Ward-Gives Rise to
Talk Of Compromise.

Joseph J Lannin, president of the Bos-
ton Red SoA. was the guest os John NJ
Ward az tho Federal League game IN
Washington Park yesterday afternoon.
The American League magnate is al old
friend Of the business manager Of the
Brooklyn independents ana explained that
lie had dropped around for II social call.
Mr.. Lannin was introduced TO the high
officials OF the club as well as to Fielder
Jones, manager of the st. Louis outlaws.
Tho hobnobhing of such sturdy pillars
of rival enterprises started tongues to
wagging. II was whispered that Lannin
served az pi 7ipotentIary extraordinary as
a prelude 20 a coalition Of organized and
outlaw baseball interests This rumor was
denied spiritedly by the parties of both
the frs; and second parts. Mr.. Lannin
gave his word as a gentlcman--and mag
nate-that he had paid the visit from idle
curiosity. lie said he never had seen n
Federal League game or the handsome
edifcc Of the Wards and was anxious to
XIII two birds with ono stone.
Mr.. Ward, apprised of the arrival OF Mr.
Lannin, behaved very much es II the
pleasure was not entirely unexpected.
The visitor sat beside the business man
ager OF the TIP Tops for moro than an
hour In one OF the official boxes.
10y stress Of duty THE SUS representa-
tive uncovered banking movement that
took tho American League masnate en-
tlrcly by surprise. The latter was on
the point of captivating when Walter
:. Ward the club treasurer and secretary.
hove 10 IN salute.
Mr.. Lannln was manruvred into prt-
vacy later on and put through tho cate
chism. lie admitted thai the brand OF
baseball he sIw gave him no shivers Of
apprehension for the organized brand.
We have absolutely nothing to fear
from them said Mr. Lannin. II would
Ike TO know. though. Just who is pay
ing the freight The Federal League
hasn't hurt the majors one iota. We
cannot be harmed IN 1915. for all our
best men have resigned ironclad con-
troc,s Organized baseball never will
consent TO take this leaK,is into the fold.
"'rhere is TOO much Irish In me ever
20 stand for any compromise. ! viii
gran. that Il would hc n shame for
such handsome plant rs th!s To he left
to rust However. thorc might IT, no
objection 20 permitting the best element
Of the Federal League acquiring protec-
tiou for clubs H. u big minor league.
Every one agrees that the Ward brothers
uro high class business men and sports
mcn. am sure their park would not have
- remain lille II tho Federal League sus-
pended operations"
The sun., 1914-09-12
WORLDS SERIES DATES FIXED.
Commission Picks Saturday. Oct. 10,
for start, NO Matter Who Plays.

According to an unofficial report, tho
National Commission at recent meet
ing in Cincinnati arranged tentative
datcs for the approaching worlds series.
II is said that the annual classic will
open on Saturday. October TO- 10 mat
ter whether the Giants or the Braves
oppose the Athletics. The triumv1rate
evidently has conceded tho American
League title 10 Connie Macks team. n
the Braves represent the Tear circuit
the first game will b. played AZ Fenwlcls
Park. Boston. II McCiraw Wins his fourth
straight pennant tho Polo Grounds will
witness the inaugural clash.
Tho other dates Will be October -.
10. -, Is, i6 and II. II seven games
are necessary. The games would alter
nate daily between New York and Phila-
delphla. but In case the Braves par
ticipats Two games would be played at
the Hut With an overnight Jump 70
Phiia ielpNln for October I3 and -. AZ
in formtr years. however IN case Of
postponcment or tie tho contending teams
must remain IN a city until the contest
IN allowance has been decided definitely.
This series is 20 be governed by the
rules which have prevailed for the last
few seasons The players will share IN
tho re1ipts OF the ffrSt four games
only.
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BRAVES TAKE FINAL
GAME WITH PHILLIES
Ninth Inning Rally Results In
Two Runs, Margin Between
Defeat and Victory.
EVERS IS IN GRAND STAND
Has Three Days Suspension as
Sequel to Report by
Umpire EaSOE.

BosToN, Sept. 11.--A ninth inning rally
gave the Braves their final game with
the Phlllles to-day by n 6 to scor.
Capt Johnny Evers saw the contest t,om
the stand, nasmuch as Umpire Nal
Eason told sufficient things to headouar-
ters over in New York to earn the second
sacker a three days rest.
Stallings injected four pitchers into the
game, Crutcher. Strand, Davis and Cocre.
ham. and Off the first two Phlade.ph,a
made eleven hits and five runs Emma
Jcphtha RiXey sailed along pretty nicely.
though the Braves did hit him hard In
spots, getting run IN the second. two in
tho third and one in the sixth, which
apparently clnched the game. Doolns
wrecking crew took the lead In the
seventh, but expired easily in the next
two.
In the ninth Stalllngs sent Oscar Dugey
UP for Moran. He hit safely aud moved
up on a wild pitch. Along came Whitted
with an !nteld single which put Dugey
on third Gather sacrifice flied to lc,t
and on the throw Whitted got to third
Maranville raised a sacrifice fly to right
and Whltted brought home the bacon.
The score:
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Giants o Slide Checked by Ws~d of MAy Braces Need -Four Pitchers
RACE PUT BEFORE DINNER.
Handicap Class sails To-day Instead
Of on sunday.

The annual race Of the handicap yacht
racing class will be sailed to-day IN
stead OF on Sunday. as was planned
originally. II was thought that these
yachts would start in the regatta OF the
Port Washington Yacht Club. but the
owners prefer that the annual race
should come before the annual dinner.
The start will be mado Off Echo Bay,
with the line between the committee boat
and the red and black striped buoy OIL
Hicks Ledge. The course will be to
buoy a off Parsonage Point. then to the
buoy between Motifs and Prospect Points
aud then home. This triangle measures
lia miles. The warning signal will be
made at so o'clock and the first dlvi-
sion Will start at 2 O'Clock. The second
division. because IL is 80 large has been
divided. and tn tho FIRST half OF this dlvi
sion will be Sally TX. Mediator, Nadia.
Glare. Red Wing. Ariel. Lillian and
Mignon.
There will be a first prize in each divi-
sion when two yachts start, second
prize when four start, and third prize
when six start. The executive committee
offers the officers cup for the yacht maxi
ing the best corrected time over the
course. G. p. Tower offers the hand-
cappers' prize, whici is for boats which
save sailed In two or more races and
have not won a first prize during the
season. The handcaps:
First Division-Dorinda. Joker, okee and
Alert, allow; Amada and Ediana- per cent.
each; Rohilla Ia per cent; Sonora. 2is
per cent: Heron, 2 per cent
Second Division-Red Wing and Mlgnon.
per cent: nadia, Ariel and Lillian per
cent. Alcrion ana Kenmuir. per cent.
sentana, Mediator and Victory. 5L per
cent; Tillicum. H.. IN per cent: Mist.
Third Division-.Natoma. allows; Amanita
", per cent Robin Hood Ill. per
cent; Twinkle. "a per cent: Peg AZ per
cent Jolly Roger. per cent; Ciiphora
5is per cent
Fourth Division.-Kenoshs. opitsah IL.
solita and Grace IL. allow. Pampero. 2 per
cent; insurgent per cent. White Cap
per cent Blue Bill, 10 per cent.
After the races the members. their
crews and guests will dine together in
the New Rochelle Yacht Club house, and
IL Is very probable that plans for next
season will be discussed to be developed
during the winter. Already several
yachtsmen on the Sound have announced
that they will be In the handicap class
next year and they now are looking for
good boats.
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RED SoX FIGHT TO COLD DRAW.
Pcunock, Wood. Bush and B~di~nt
Get Their Bumps

PHILApELrUIA, Sept ll---Aftcr battling
along for eight cold and dreary innings
the Athletics and Red Sox called II quits
with tho score tied at eight runs Pen
mock first got his bumps and was with
drawn In the second inning Thcn Joe
Wood came In for share Of his in tho
second and third and he too was re-
moved. Bcdient, who replaced Wood, failed
20 hold the Mackmsn In check. but his
support was faulty Busl. who took PEN
nock's place, went along we'll until tie
seventh and at s.gns OF weakening shaw
key vas sent to relieve him. With the
aid OF pinch hitters tho Red Soy were
able TO tic up the score. after which I'M
pire Chill decided II was too dark TO play
further Tho scOre
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Three Fingered Brown OF the Brook
Ign Fedcrals lost q decision to 81. Louis
at Washington Park yesterday afternoon
because OF the sins of his mates paNcn-
port, another Cincinnati Red desorter.
took the measure OF the minor by q to
. count.
Mordecai outpltched nis former stable
mate In q rather tame argument but
could not offset the faults OF his support
ing casi. lie held tho disciples OF Fielder
Jones TO seven hits, but several OF these
wero most damaging. ss they wcro
punched with local errors.
The game was decided clearly upon It's
merits If cie miscuos are TO be disrc-
garded. A double play killed III an OPP
portunity for each side wosterzl ran
hlindly from secJnd on Lands low liner n
the fourth. Kirby made a wondc cfu
shoestring catch and whipped the ball To
second before the runner could get back.
Tohin waa caught OF third for the second
out Of the ninth when Holt made pretty
clutch of brakes terrific liner.
Toblns triple and Bridwcrs long Hy
gave tho visitors run IN the frs;
Brooklyn came hack with three in It's
half singles by Cooper and Shaw. with q
pass for Evans, filled the bases with on"
out. lofmHn's single scored the first two
Westerzirs fly talliCd Evans An error
by Holt in tho third was followed by
Br!dwels scratch hit, and doubles ON
tho part OF Drake and Craudal that
neltcd three rum Singles 10y Shaw ard
Holt, sandWiched round a hit butsman
and sacrifice. added two to Bro,llyu's
collection and put the home team In front
In tho sixth.
Errors 10y Evans and Garuler in the
seventh put Tobin on third aud Drtl,e
second with one out OTIS Crandalrs
single then won the game. The score:
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MONTREAL RACING RESULTS.

Fi7gt Ra"e--'rwo-year- selling. $500
aided; ave and hair furlongs --lSortx, loo
i.eandcr'. u 70 l. won; Don Cor'el To-,
INandusen). to !. third. Tlm.. 1905 i-,
), u, Hor'ci Casaba and Aimee Leslie also
second Race Three .year-o,ds and up.
%Iordd' S'iiinr. $500 aldc1; ais frrlonrg
J. H. H"ughtor, 10? Sailing. > TO !. Won.
Euhi"on H.. iia tMo'rplf,, 10 :. second
John Graham, io9 ,Noaud,r), = to !. fhlrd
Time ~ a-S. Miss Barn. Haroor Pam
pmHa, ing ~ RocAs, Dr. poughcrty Prince
Anmnal, Ariuor ana Gordon also ran
Th!Fd hare-Hardicap; Canadian bred. all
ag.s $500 added, seven furougs -ILudcsta
ilo Ccummingsl 70 !. second; Sinner
Day los tMetcalfc). oven money, third
Timc, les, Marion Grietv. Ru,,iing. "a ncr
sauce. Pepper sauce and Amphion n'so ran.
year-oids purse $1,000. SIX furiongs-lady
Nodpost ii5 tNot'alfe). . to !. second
HCSdes'' i.c5 pH1 w (T1plin) out th,rd. Time
and PHI NcCool also ran.
Efth kace-Steepl ochese, three year -olds
ana upward $500 added. about two niles
Chupadero, 1875 tSnfrclO, even money. won;
Meshach, 123 to'Connor'. out, third Time,
4'lo Garter. ]. A. stone Drolt Au But
nouwel, Joe Ga'e'y. cynosurc ard pnno-
sixth peec-rhr.. -year.oid. and upward.
$500 added ono mlo-- -Inile, 1903 ivan.
dussn), 70 9. won, Rudoifo, lie (Callahanj.
second: Harbard, ios tMetcal.ej,
out; third; Time. 1899 SIS. sanebar. war.
seventh Race--Three-year.olds ana I'M
orpeth 100 tMetcaiss). S TO s, won: zodiac.
Goand.rI kd.ly' out: ,s,rd 'a s,m. ss,sDond Hsl;on %
Hsncooh Rodondo, Rifle Baker and sbsr.
lock Holmes also ran.
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WAsItNGroS, Sept. il.--.Iim shaw,
Washington's nineteen year old right
handler. added another New York scalp
to his collection here to-day when he
let the Chanceinen down with three hits
winning handily. 20 .. Shaw has won
fvo out OF six starts against the Now
Yorks this season and was the same
old puzzle to-day. on numerous occa-
sions the visitors worked runners to sec
ond and third. but shaw and his deadly
curve curbed them.
Marty McII.Lu opposed Shaw and
pitched six indlings. lie was taken out
to let a pinch hitter go 10 bat In the
seventh. Cole finished tho game.
Little Fritz Maiscl was the whole New
York team At the bat, on the bases and
aiield. Maisel brought the crowd 10 It's
feet in the sixth inning by making Il
clean steal of home plate The score:
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Rated for Bedisnt in the seventh inning
Batted for Gregg in the eiGhth inning

sBatted for Bedisnt in the seventh inning
tBaited for Gregg in the eighth inning
Philadelphia ........,...,..0 9 2 o o-e
Hts-OR pennock In one inning (none out
In tho second. seven NJ bat: or Bush in
Ave innings fourteen ~ bat off Wood in
two inntngs none out IN the thlr,ll, ten ut bat ,
of Bedeut. IN four innings. fftcen ut bat
OFF ShawlIey ! in two innings five NJ bat; of
Gregg, none In one inning, three % bat; of
Collins. in one inning, three at bat Two
bs.e hit-Spcsker Left on bsses-Boston, 3 I;
Philadelpha 9 Struck out--By Pennock, l.
BY Wood, q; by Bush, $; by hedient, 2; by
shswaey p Mg,G. ny GE.ss i Double playLsnp
hiladelphia First base on bslls-of Pen
nocIa a OF Wood. 2; on Bediem,, 81; OF Bush.
ball BY Pennock Wood Wild ptches-wood.
Bedient. Umpires-Chill and Connolly. Time
hours and 90 mtnutcA
The sun., 1914-09-12
MATTY SUPREME, 50
DODGERS MISS PLATE
"ThiS for Remembrance" lie
Says as lie Passes Them
Along With ShutOut.
GIANTS BEGIN WITH TWO
Second Tally Provokcs Party
From Brooklyn TO Make q
Qucrulous Kick.
GIANTS BEGIN WITH TWO

The Giant. beat the Brooklyns hands
down yesterday in the last game of the
year between those two clubs, and th'
Braves spruuS a Characteristic rally In
the hast timing ana won from the phillies
Several of the Stailings outht OF pitchers
were hammered by the Quakers, but inas.
much az sand outfit won the game the
fanmcring referred 10 is mere detail
and paltry one withal. Weather. which
is no respectcr OF hail clubs blocked
competition In the West
Yesterdays Results.
New York. \. brooklyn. o.
pos'on. q philadelphia, &.
Pittaburg Chicago cold ve1'hnt.
Cinciunati-St. Louie. wet grounds
Detailed Standing 81 the Clubs.
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Bud Goodwin. tho perpetual champion
in middle distance swims, is expected to
retain his title rs metropolitan rne mile
champion this afternoon on tho 10 yard
course at Rye Beach. James Reilly and
Herbert Vollmer. the interscholastio rec
ord holder for fifty yards, will try to
overcome Goodwins traditional right to
the honor. William O'Sullivan. the
Winged Foot Junior who covered n quar-
ter mile at Keansburg in tho promising
time OF minutes 20 seconds. Is an en-
trant also
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Much Talk hut No Action for Army.

WEST POINT, Sept. 1i.--So little time
was available for football to-day that tho
Army's grid!ron practice was called of
and tho coaches ordered the big squad
to tho gymnasium, where they eXpounded
the theories OF the new game in IA short
blackboard lecture A long hard drill
IL In store for tho squad tomorrow after
noon. which In u half holiday here, and
light scrimmaging will " the programme
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TIGERS PRODUCE MORE HITS.
Also Gather Run Majority as white
sox Pitchers Parade.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE first game OF
the White Sox-Tlger series was sluggng
match and the Detroit lads had the better
Of 1t. They won 8 to Q. Scott started,
but lasted less than two rounds and was
followed by a parade Of twirlers that In
Guided Lathrop, Faber and Russell. Tho
score:
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NEW YORKS EASY FOR
SHAW AS OFT BEFORE
Young Senator Wins His Fifth
Game Out Of Six Starts
Against Them.
MA1SEL HAS FLASHY DAY
Whole Gotham Team at Bat, on
Bases and Afield-SteaIs
Home Cleanly.
MA1SEL HAS FLASHY DAY

beating In Washington yesterday
cost tho New Yorks their share OF sixth
place, which exalted position they va
Gated TO occupy seventh place. The Ath-
letics and Bostons slammed each other to
"a tic. and tho Detroits outscored tho
White Sox.
Yesterdays Results.
Washington, 4. New York. 2.
philadelphia, =; Boston, tcght innins,).
Detroit. 8; Chicago. ..
DNfallesI STANDING ~ the Cluhs
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Richard A. Monks has been chairman OF
the Indian Harbor regatta committee this
summer and now he wants TO get back
into the racing game again. He and his
brothers. Jerome and Robert. would like
to arrange for a ono design class OF 81
raters # four OF 1--WE other yachtsmen
would make the class attractive. II this
olass does not succeed II is probable that
they will race one of the New York Yacht
Club thirties next year.
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ing two Broolilyn birds with one New
York stone. The score:

tIFtt base on ctTor-BrooNiJn. LIT on bs'eH
-Brooklyn. :; New York. .. sacriir hit
Snodsrass. stolen bsses-Burns, .: Robert son.
Mcrltle. Fire, base on balis-On schmutz, l..
struck out By Schmutz, /; Ivy Ma,hewson. /.
HIT by pitched hall-By Schmutz (Flet cher.
Double plays -Cutshaw and Dautert Schnuts,
t'"iz and Dlubert; Doyle and Merkle. Umpire
IN chiof-Eason. Fold umpirc-OCOn
Time hour and n minutes
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BOSTON tNL)


'Gai''u for Davis IN III" eighth innlng
1B1ttcd Tor Moran IN the ninth inning
fiNn uu' WhDu Winning run was scored. :
phildd' lph't ...,........O o 2 0 Q %
iust"n ...-.......0 0 0 "a
Two basc his-.Bc"ker Msgee. Three base
mis MTaiNill". Schmidt Hits-On CrutchNr.
~ four and ono third innings. of strand
% m two and Oucthird Innings: of Davis none
IA one and uus lhiNd innings off Coceeham
uuuc IA one Upiu-- Sacrifice hts-Whtited
Martin. S2'rnV flies smith. Gather Nlran.
Nl.r' stolen base Manu-. PasNeri Double
p'iN- Mt"anUllr Wbit;cd ana S,lruiu' 20:
Lubcr Luh"rt l"r'au and Mae. t.t On
bases Bostor. =; phil1iauhia I.'| Il.r
on bali oN 'rut"hc~, q. OF S'-a.. '. -
Davis. /: OF luAcy. %. First bu.. Da ......
Boston o.. lit hy pitcher BY ElN,y - lwuH
STRUCK out by Crutrhrr 4; hv St~ari ~
Coorchnm :; 10y Rixcy, q. PASSED. n,.l. .i -
Whaling Wild pitches strand. >,. ,..
prp- KLEIN I.d fm-uc. Time hyr.. "U. .
minutes
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Birmingham, s; Memphis G,
Montgomery, 3 Nashville . Chrst game,
Nashville, 4; Montgomery tsecond
gamel
Mobile 3; Chattanooga. I.
Atlanta New Orleans, rsia,
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To-daN's schedule.
Providence Ia Jersey tity.
New ark In baltimore Two rarrrs
Montreal IA Rochester.
Toronto ~ buffalo.
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.Batted for I.s,hrop In the nfth inning
'Bstted for Faber In the seventh inn,ng
Detroit. . %
Left on bsses-Detroit. u; Chicago, i?. Two
base hlte-Dauss, Wit, Roth. Sacrifice hit
VAT. Bases on balls-Oh Douss. Z; of Scott,
2; OF Lathrop. I. Struck out-By Dauss, 4;
by Fsber. !: by Scott /. Passed ball-kuhn
Umpires--Mneen and Essan Time hours
md IN minutes
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BITS OF YACHTING NEWS,

Commodore w. IL Childs says he has
come TO the end of the use OF the prefix
JOY for names for his yachts and as he
has no more names he will have no more
yachts
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Kansas CITY. Q. st, Paul, I Cnrst camel
- Paul. q: Kuneas CITY, (seconu Eamel.
milwaukee,, =; Minneapolis. (hrst game
Minneapolis, o, Milwaukos,, tsecond
gam)e.
IndisnapoliA -; Louisville ~
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FRS, ba.. on errors Now York. . Wash
tngton, l. Lett on ascs-Washlnston, 7
New York. o Bases on balls on shaw, 3:
of McItale, q Uns-On McHla. , In CIR
inunss. on Cole. In two innings struck
out--By Shaw, .; by McHal.. 4: by Cole ..
Two base hit--Moeller. stolen bases- Ms,sel.
p. Sweeney. Poster, Milan 6spdil. Morgan
Double piays-Fo~er. Morgan and Gsnciil: (:
Pecunpsugh. Boone and Mullen. Umpircs-
Hildebrsnd and ODoughrn. Tme-h hour
and u minutes
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Frank =. Page OF the Indian iIarbOr
Yacht Club win have a thirty next year.
He has his eye on ono that Is for salo
and ;ts purchase may be arranged any
day.
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II. VI
Bufralo Il. Il.. Of o q q "a n
Rnttcrieg--Torouto. Johnson. Iieurne an,
Kelly; Buffalo, BcHhr and IuIonEo
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IniTsk' Bnasio d. T. -, =. Q . I 8 IL !
Batterie.--t,hicaso Frendergest, Black
nlai-
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Several yaohtsmen insisted last week
that tho yacht Joyance was driven by
gasoleno motors Jack Johnson saw an
opportunity TO make some small gains and
be bet champagne cocktails that tho mo-
tive power was steam. lie will not have
TO buy a cocktail for at least two weeks,
The sun., 1914-09-12

PiUsn"ld, .; bridgeport. (trst yane)
bridgeport. s; Pittsheld, 8 second gamei.
New London, 81; Sprlugneld. q.
Waterbury. 3: New Britain, .,
Hart ford, =. New Haven, T.
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Brsndt Outpoints Taylor.


Dutch Brandt outpointed Kid Taylor a
the Vanderbilt A. c. last night.
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Lewiston, 7; Haverhul e.
Worcester, !. LyrA. ],
Lowell, 6; Portland. ; (frst samel
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lcrsny city II L. o 0 q '--i : u
Precedence u. i.l - y - 2 ~ O-a9 + /
Hat'"r'es - Jersey city Thompson and
f"'nolds; Providence, 'ons'ock ana Ousluv.
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CRANDALL HITS IN RUN
THAT BEATS TIP TOPS
Earlier. Errors by Support Of
Brown Place st. Louis in
Position to strike.


St. Louis 6 brooklyn, ..
Itttsburg Kansas City. cold weather
Baltimore indianapolis bad weather
Hmfialn. l.. NhIcago. o
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Two Of the ffty footers are stlll In com
mission and sail nearly every day off New
port. These are william Earl podge's
Samuri and Pembroke Jones's Carolina
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TOP: vs.. $, Eeais y.S: S'n's s'ss MHA4t r. T'p
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w" FuAtc LfbHte.
AT BrNGHAMroN--FrRsT GAME.
H. II. r.
Bingharnton. ...... 8 o ia l5 1
BAtteriet --WtlkesbHr-o, Chdore and Bran
mem binssanrton, Hercie and Peterson,
SECOND GAME.
1900 r. II. t.
WtlkesharTe. e...,.,. 90 8--6 II Il,
B!nghamton. ......- 2 2 o vi IL
Pltteries-wllkes esbarre, Maronsy and
Brannan; Binghamton. Britton and Peter.
son.
All other games postponed, cold
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The racing for tho championship In the
thirty foot class Is very close this year,
The Orioe and Okee are practically tied
for the prizo and the result Will be deter
mined BY decision on a protest The
case has been appealed 10 the executive
committee of the Long Island Sound As
ISOLATION.
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Newport News. .; Norfolk. o
Richmond, 4; Roanoke. ].
Petersburg. 4. Portsmouth, q.
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To- dnN'. Schednle.

New York tn Philadelphia. two games.
Brooklyu In Boston.
Chicago In rittsburE. tvo games
n. Louis in Cincinnati
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Baseball To-day, . T VI ~. Americans
--ASv
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To-day's Schedule.

Philadelphia in New York.
Boston IN Washington.
Detroit IN chicago.
Cleveland In 81. Louis
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Club

Yesterdays Results.
Providence 2. Jersey City l.
BuMalo 6; Toronto e
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s. Iouis In BrookIyn.
CHICAGO In Dunslo,
Indianapolis In Baltiu1 nrc.
Kansas CITY in Brooklyn.