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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
ST. Louis Has Easy Time
Making a Clean Sweep
of the Series.
ERRORS BY AITCHlSON
AND SMITH BRING ROUT
McCarty Also Aids Visitors to
Pile Up Score by Poor
Throwing to Bases.

Wilbert Robinson is worried man
Charles r. Ebbets Is another worried man.
out i'm the wilds OF Flatbush there g
thousands Of worried men. Wilbert ROD
inson is losing weight. He can afford H.
Charles H. Ebbets is in fair way 10 lose
many shekels, and he feels he can't ar
ford il. No translation OF the above lines
ought to be necessary for any person VINO
happened to attend yesterday afternoon 5
siesta at the field bearing the name OF one
of the worried men mentioned
For II was siesta and not ball game
as advertised, for all those present except
the Cardinals from Heat ToWn-oh-tne-
Mississippi. They kept awake through -
all as the score. which was TO in their
favor. most convincingly testihes. lncl-
dentallv. the alert visitors had the satis-
faction OF carrying away in their bat Dag
a whole series Of four games and moVeu
into third Mace i'm the pennant race
There are four names that deserve spe-
ciaL mention in connection with the nap
enjoyed or otherwise for six innings p'
the 5.CnO who occupied berths III Eooe's
stadium. They are RIP Van Wrinkle
Griner. who did the twirlinS Tor the -
Louis men. throwing such hypnotic speh
over his opponents that they made Only
five hits: Red" Smith, who is making
sneciaItv these days of wild throws 10
lake Dau5ert's domain; Lew McCarty
who distinguished himself Yesterday oy
the graceful manner in which he faiied
to cut down the daring ones who pilfereo
bases at will. and Raleigh Atchison' VINO
showed exceptional ability In huriins
hunted balls among the boXholders south
west Of first base.
The seventh was the inning when the
crrerbas decided TO break up the slumoers
Of the fans. Miller singled as starter
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State League Results.

Utica, g. Albany.O
Wilkes Barre, 9. Birmingham, 4.
Elmira. g; Scranton. 0.
Troy. 8; Syracuse. g.
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Crimson Overcomes Tn.
Run Lead by Hiuiss
Sayre in Pinches. 4
MAHAN DRIVEN FROM
BOX IN THE TIM
Whitney, Untried Twirler, 4.
ceeds Him, and Allows Qua.
ers Only Three Hits.
fRy TeIesraph % "a rrIhun.

Cambridge. Mass. June 13.-Hsry,.
Sayre, the Pennsylvania pitcher. IN !.
fashion this afternoon and won j
score OF to s, after the visitors h,l
away at the end OF the third innls,
a three-run lead.
Eddie Mshan, who started the ssn. !
the Crimson, was unable to 20 "A, I
lance. In the third Pennsylvania \.
around, gathering three singles. -
a sacrifice hit and two passes 10, \
runs.
Whitney. heretofore untried By b,
ward, supplanted Mahan before the Is,.
was over. and pitched fairly GOOD y
allowing only three hits. one Of wkss
single by Wallace. was misjudss
Gannett and went for three bases.
Harvard scored two runs in the ga.
inning on a single, double and an n,
two i'm the fourth. on a single. two rs,.
and an error, and three in the STA
four safe hits, sacrifice and two pzu,
The score follows:
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inning and his place was taken by Reed.
CINCINNATI y. /.
PHILADELPHIA nj
Oh b 80. "a a

Totals 81 II g. is Totals Is fSrn Is :
nan FOR Clark In the ninth inning tRatted
for Won KolnItz in the fifteenth inning. tive
cut when winning run was scored
Philadelphia , q o o o. I o o u % q IA
Clnclnnau 80 90 o l o o u % o o o Of
Two-5aes hits-uher. Hobitzell Mage ,3)
iaskert Hits-On Benton. in % innings
on Douglass, In innings: of Oesohger p In
innings. on Marshall ! IN Ia innings. an
Alexander IN 30 innings Sacrifice hits
Hohlitzell. Becker. Paskort Sacrifice Nv
Luderus. stolen bases-Herzog HoblItxell
thler. Crayath %. Double play oblitzeIl.
cinnst. II: Philadelphia H. First base on
bslls-On Benton. 2; of Douglass .. OF
oSschger. :. OF Marshall g OF Alexander 2.
FIRST base on errors-Clncinnau. q: PhiladeI-
phia. !. Hit by pitcher-By Alexander Her
zog,; BY DOUGLASS Paskeru. Struck out-By
berton. 3. by Douglass. 3. by Oeschger !: by
Marshall, J; by Alexander. s. Time
umpires-Quigley and Esson.
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The score follows

'Ran for Stanase IN eighth inning. tBatted
FOR Dauss in eighth inning tran FOR Dubuc
in eighth sRatted for Mckee in ninth inning
'Batted for Hall in ninth inning.
Boston ................2 90 % ? o 2-s
Detroit ...............-..O -
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Eastern Association Results

Springfield 4 Waterbury, 8.
Plttsfield. 3; New Britain. 2 0st.
Pittsield. 2; New Britain. l ed.
New Haven 3; New London, GsD.
New Haven, 3; New London, (2d)
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Athletics Get
Walsh Back

II was announced yesterday that the
Yankees had traded Jimmy Walsh PACK
20 the Philadelphia Athletics for fee
haley. utility outfielder Of the champions
walsh will join his old companions N
Chicago to-day. while Daley will don the
uniform Of the Yankees in the game
against the Detroit Tigers this after
noon.
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SPERL SURPRISES CROWD
Brooklyn Rider Scores II
Brighton Beach Race.

George sperl. OF Brooklyn, surprised a
speedy field in the feature race at the
Brighton Beach Motordrome last night
a ten-mile motorcycle race-by leading the
pack for the entire distance and, Incl
dentally, cracking the track record or
7:48, made by Arthur Chapple last. year.
The winners time was 7i6 2-5.
In an exhibition mile trial to break the
track record of OBS As Martin kessler
covered the distance in 0:S9 2-5. The two
mile handicap was taken by Paul Ohne
in easy fashion, Sperl finishing second,
and the scratch man, John Cox, pulling
up third
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Buffalo Divides Honors.

FIRST GAME.
Al Rochester r. n. +.
Buffalo ..........O 1O262 4-15 - .
Rochester .....,..1 3 o 3 III 90 o. II 3
Standardization Fullenwider and Kritch-
ell; Herche, Nickel and Williams.
SECOND GAME.
r. H. Z.
Rochester ........sOOO OO1x-4 .
Buffalo ..........0 0 o 90 % /
Ratteries-Hoffman and Williams: McCon-
nell and Lalong.
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ORIOLES MAKE IT
THIRTEEN STRAIGHT
Trounce Irtt'ans Twice in
an Afternoon and ES-
tablish Record.

Baltimore. June BY beating Harry
Smiths tribe of Newark Indians here this
afternoon in both ends of a double-header
Raltirore established new league record
for consecutive victories this season inaA-
ing it thirteen straight. Buffalo held the
former. which was twelve straight.
The scores were TO and II to = the
latter game going seven innings Newark
having TO catch train.
Ruth was on the hill in the first game
and kent the hits well apart. In the sec
ond Lee and Britton, for Newark were
hit hard. Cottrell, on the other manu. d.
lowed but three scattered hits.
The scores:
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Totals. ..Ss 5 10 271ss Totals.....ai46an

sBatted for Miller in seventh. tran Tor
Howard in seventh. Iran for beNerenz III
seventh. Slated for Mitchell in seventh
81 Louis ..........O o l ! -
New York........3 . o.
Two-base hits-Maisel, Leary, shotten
Three-base hit-Shotten. Home runs-Cook
@. williams. Hits-On Mitchell. In Inn
ings: off Weilman, IN : innings: on McnSt
q In q Ia innings: off Caldwell. ] in %
innings Sacrifice hit-Boone. Sacrifice nles-
Peckinpaugh. Miller. Stolen bases. VIII
Jams Double plays-Austn 10 Pratt 10 Mi
Ter. peckinpaugh TO Truesdale to Williams;
Austin 10 Wares TO Miller. Left on bases
New York (: ST. Louis. 3. Bases on balls
or Mitchell, /; off Weilman, l. Struck out
nv Mitchell 2: by McHale. 3; by Caldwell 2
Wild pitches-Mitchen and caldwell. Time
o1O Umplres-Hildebrdnd and O'Lougnlin.
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SUGGEST AT CLEVELAND
Athletics Beat Out Maps IN
Hard Hitting Battle.

Cleveland, June 13-Two errors by
olson paved the way to-day for the vic
tory of Philadelphia over Cleveland by
score OF 10 TO S, in the final game of the
series here. Shawkey and Hagerman,
who started to pitch, were not effective.
Plank went into the game in the sixth
and struck out Lelivelt with the bases
full.
Joe jackson was out Of the Cleveland
lineup for the first time this year. He is
said to have a bad knee, but his playing
has not been good for weeks Chapman.
who broke his leg three months ago,
broke in as a pinch hitter.
The score follows.
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COLGATE DOWNS cornell
Ithacans Are Beaten 4 to ! b
a Ragged Game.
[ - Telezraph to IND Tribune. ]

Ithaca, y. Y, June 13.-Colgate defsss
Cornell. to /. to-day. in one Of u
raggedest games played on Percy rs
this season.
Colgate got the jump in the first inairs
when four hits, combined with errors 4
Cornell, netted three runs. Cornelfs se''s
came in the fourth inning. when Donor
drew a base on balls, after which 81
made a slashing three-bagger, scont;
Donovan.
Cornell used three pitchers Regan. W
was pounded for four hits. was RELIEF
in the third by Bryant, and johnson
substitute pitcher. who did the best srl
of the three Hicks, for Colgate, plief.
a steady game.
The SpOrA follows.
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PACKERS A SNAG
FOR THE TIP TOPS
Brooklyn Tourists Beaten
in Two Games by
StOVall'S Team.

Kansas City, June 13.-The Kansas CITY
Packers made a day Of it in defeating the
Brooklyn Tip Tops this afternoon. In the
first game, a wild and woolly smuggling
match in which batting averages
scared while pitchers suffered Kan
sas City won by a score of 10 to :. but
was hard pressed to carry off the laurels
in the closing combat, with the totals
standing at to 1. Each team used three
pitchers in the first game, while Brooklyn
called on two in the nightcap analr.
Kenworthy played a prominent part IN
the victory of the Packers in the first
game. With a runner on base in the
third inning he poled out home run
and in the eighth. with the bases filled,
he knocked the ball over the left field
fence. Just to be in style, Stovall got a
home run in this same inning. Brooklyn
rallied gamely IN the seventh frame and
scored four runs but couldn't catch up.
The scores by innings follow:
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CRESCENT TWELVE BEAIt'
Toronto Team Doubles Score
New Moon PLAYERS.

The Toronto Lacrosse and Athletic ~
ISOLATION defeated the Crescent AtnisN
Club by goals to at Bay Ridge l'r
terday. The first period ended to
favor OF the visiting twelve. Two yen,
ago the same team took the measure
the Bay Ridge experts at Owls Head
The lineup follows:
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VICTORY FOR HOLY CROSS
Worcester Team Defeats Man
haitian in Comedy of Errors.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Worcester, Mass, June 13.-In comedy
Of errors Holy Cross defeated Manhattan
College here to-day on Fitton Field by
the score of to 4.
McManus, the Holy Cross twirler,
pitched fine ball up to the fourth innins.
when he weakened, and the New York
ers scored the four runs.
The score by innings follows:
r. II. +.
Holy Cross ...... 0 0201 o Ks 10
Manhattan ........ 0 OO4O OOO0-4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Carroll; O'Con-
nor and Loughln.
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Canoe Brook Country Club.

Two forms Of competition were on the
cards yesterday at the Canoe Brook Coun-
try Club. a match against par and the
first round of match play for the presi-
dents cup.
In the former W. A. Walker was the
winner, finishing up, though his handi-
cap was 81. In the presidents cup COM
petition rounds will be played on days In
June, July, August, September and octo-
Der.
Tho results follow
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ELEVEN FOR JERSEY CITY
Skeeters Making Record for
Consecutive Defeats.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Providence, June 1S-The Grays MADE
/, three straight over Jersey City and
fve victories in a row to-day by win
ming BY a score OF 2 TO l. Although
beaten the Skeeters played a ilne game
nil The way. Williams pitched good bali
aud was supported finely by his team
mates. -,
Comstock. the pitcher for whom De
,,oit gaye $4,000 to Minneapolis. did
me heavine for the Grays and although
wild was effective In the pinches. The
feature play Of the day was made by
PfXI the Jersey city first baseman, who
LEANED. into the air and speared Fa-
hrique's i'd for hit in the seventh.
s,it.. ..ova foIlONGs
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Results of College
Baseball Games
GUARDSMEN BAT HARD
Seventh Regiment Overwhelms
Montclair A. G. Nine.

Eleven hits for total Of thirty extra
bases featured the victory OF the seventh
Regiment nine over the Montclair AIN
letic Club on the latter's field at Mont
Clair. n. j., yesterday by score OF
u TO I.
The guardsmen had their batting eyes
with them. n total Of sixteen safeties
being made from Meyers and Geary' the
BENSON was hit freely by Montclair,
but ne managed to keep the saieueS
UnII acattera1-
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Two-base hts-Beavers Donohue' Gorscn'
Bastian, Archibald. Three-base hits-kor,lns'
Bastian. Milford. BENSON Home runs-Buri'
Arrhibaid Scri1ace hit-Dovd. Sacrifice ny
MCGUIRE. Stolen bases--McGuire ~, Beavers,
Donohue, Kenny. Gorsch, Norton %, william.
and Rollins: Flypn ninassisted). First base on
bails-On Meyers 2; of Geary. 3; OF Benson'
1 Struck out-By Meyers. 3; BY Benson =. =.
Wild pltch-Geary Balk-Meyers. Hits-Oif
Meers, 9 In o innings; or Geary, In Inn
irgs. Time-210. Cmplre-Merritty.
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The score follows

Three base hits-Irwin, Wallace. I<if q
bases--Pennsylysnia, y: Harvard, 10 hkr|
OF Mahan. in 3 innings. Struck out-5
sayre. s. by Whitney. ]. stolen bxsr
Schwert. Clark Sacrifice hits-lfsin Mini
Sayre. Clark. Ayres. Double plays-kshzn I
Ayres: Clark 10 Nash First base On stgur|
Harvard, 3. First base on balls-of Nal
4: off whitney. s: or Sayre. g. Unpru1|
Lincoln AMI O'Reilly. Time-2:3.
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SECOND GAME.

Two-hnse hits-Glechmann. Derrick. GetZ
Threc-haso hits-Twomby. Kraft. Home runs
w Zimmerman. Stolen bases-Midkin. Twom-
bly, Ball 90. Witer. Bases on balls-On Cot
treil .; of Lee. !; off Britton. I. Struck out -
by Cottrell 4. Passed hall-McAvoy. Left on
bases-Ratimore. 3; Newark 3. First base on
error-Newark. l. Umpires Rorty and Hart
Tlme-lS0.
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RACING ON LOWER BAY
New York Canoe Club Has Big
Fleet for Regatta.

In a twelve-knot breeze from the south
that increased as the afternoon advanced,
the lower Bay racing fiotilla sailed an in
teresting regatta under the direction OF
the New York Canoe Club. The start and
the finish line was or the Atlantic Yacht
Club. In addition to sailing for cups Of
fered by the canoemen, the yachtsmen
also sailed for Gravesend Bay champion
ship points.
SLoOPs-CLASs o-START, 3:O0-CoURsE
MILES
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Totals. 30 4lO111l Totals....Ss S62414O

'Baued for Connolly in seventh inning.
4Batted for Councilman in seventh inning.
tBatted for Cooper in ninth inning. sRan for
Gibson in ninth inning.
Boston. ........... o o q ] X-4
Pittsburgh ........ o o %
Two-base hits-Gibson Meanwhile. Evers.
Three-base hit-Konetchy. Home runs
Konetchy. Gilbert Hits-Oh Councilman, I in
innings: off Cooper. in innings Sacrifice
hits-Gilbert Schmidt, Mann. Stolen bases
Deal Mann, Gowdy. Left on bases-Pits-
burgh. Z; Boston. S. First base on bals-Of
Councilman, 2: off Cooper. /. off Tyler, a.
Struck out-By Councilman. l. by Cooper. s.
by Tyler. Z Time-l:50. Umpires-Klem and
Emslle.
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ENGLEWOOD WINS GAME
Defeats Staten Island Field
Club by Narrow Margin.
Try TeloCranh 10 The Tribune.

Montclair, n. j.. June 13.-The Engle-
wood Field Club baseball team defeated
the Staten Island Field Club here to-
day by a score of 6 to 5.
The score by innings follows;
RH.E.
Staten Island.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 O--5 9
Batteries-Ayres, MeIlen and Wilbur;
Muddell, Taker and Mulloy.
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FIVE PITCHERS NOT
ENOUGH FOR TIGERS
Timely Triple by Gardner
in the Ninth Wins Game
for Red SOX.

Detroit, June 1S.-Five Detroit p'tchers
failed TO stop the Red Sox. who defeated
tho Tigers by a score of to to-day
TWO bases on balls In the nlnth ih''"s
and Gamers timely triple, which scoreu
Speaker and Janvrin, gave the visitors the
game.
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The score follows :
Totals...sS 6 10 q 4Ol

Len ON bases-st. EouIs' o.. In1,gno Ti,s-
N,,,soy SNYDER Griner First base on errors
M MitsOI louis ?. stolen basesHussins. Magee
% Whitted Double plays-smith and pau ~
bert. Daubert and schmutz. fl rs. scbmutz
/. bv Griner l. HIts-On Aitchison' ~ r ~
irrinrs. off Schmutz in innings Cmp'eS
-Orth and Byron. Time-2;2S'
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EIRST GAME.

Two-base hit Midkin. Three-base hits-My-
crs. T.. Zimmerman. Sacrifice htsIOe ,,lS,
Darioie stolen bases-Derrick Ball. Egdn
Myers. Double plays-Derrick TO ban
TO Glcichmann Cg; Heckinger To- Getz bases
on bals-OH Ruth. 8; of Bell J. Hit by
r., Rnth ?: by Bell g. Passed ball-Egan
Left or bases-Baltimore. 6; Newark, 6. I'm
pires-Hart and Rorty. Time-2lO.
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New England League Results

worcester. 8; Fitchburg. /.
Lowell, II; Lynn. J usp.
Lynn, .: Lowell. l (2d).
Portland. 3; Lewiston. ?.
Lawrence. 10; HaverhilI, o.
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The results follow:
MATCH PLAY VS.. PAR.

Presidents cup thrst roundup. a Walker
beat Sol wede l up; VI. s. Thomas beat L. X.
Jones. up and TO play; F. w. Lawrence
beat Allen EgEers by default; II. K Downey
beat C. y. DALEY. l up.
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Two base hits-CObb. haNandNs 'IIva ,-
in 5I-S innings off Main ? in I inning; off
Dauss ] in 1928 inlings; of lial ! N i
Inns 4 in innings Sacrifice hits-Carrgan
Collins Lewis Sacrifice hy-Burns, stolen
bases-Rehg. Veach. Double plays-Bush ara
bases-Boston S; Detroit, T. First base on
balls-Cavet. >; Main. J; Dauss' 2 Reynolds
.. Bedient. /: Collins, 3. Struck out-By Col
Inns. l. Time, 2:S. Cmpires-Dineen ana Con
nCliN
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The score follows:

Three-base hits-Butler, Kobler. Home
Sacrifice hits-Mallory,
STRAIT Stolen base-Ackerman. Lett on
4; Commonwealth, 10
Struck out-By Holman. Q; by Alderman T.
Bases on balls-Of Holman, . off Acker-
man, J. Time-2:lO. COMPREHENSION.
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Southern Association Results

Atlanta, I; Memphis, s.
Chattanooga. Z: Nashville, 4.
Birmingham. 3; New Orleans. 0.
Montgomery. IS: Mobile, 0.
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Hoosiers Raise Pennant
and Defeat the Rebels

indianapolis, June 13.-The Indianap-
oils Feds batted Camnitz hard and op-
portunely and won from Pittsburgh
again to-day by a score of TO 4. Pre-
ceding the game the first Federal
League championship flag, won by lndl-
annapolis last season, was raised.
The score by innings follows:
R.HE.
INDIANAPOLIS ....1OOO3O31x- 10 /
Pittsburgh .....0 0001 90 90 3
Batteries-Billiard. Mullin and Rari-
den: Camiitz and Berry.
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American Association Results.

indianapolis VS.. Minneapolis Qst. RAIN.
Minneapolis, 3; Indianapolis, 2 cd.
Cleveland VS.. Milwaukee (rainD.
Louisville VS.. ST. Paul (rainD.
Kansas City, s: Columbus. )
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Virginia League Results.

Portsmouth. 2: Newport News. 0 usp.
Newport News. o; Portsmouth, (sd).
Norfolk, /; Richmond. 0.
Petersburg. 4; Roanoke, ..
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CLEVELAND
atted for Jones in ninth inning.

Hlts-On Hagerman. 10 in , % innings on
ShawEey o In 3 % innings; off Plank. l In
. innings. OF Jones IN Is innings; of
IeiboId Oldring, McInnis O'Nenl Three
hase hit-Oldring. Sacrifice hits-Colins.
Turner Barry, Plank. Sacrifice hies-Lelivelt,
BAKER stolen bases--TuFner. Barry, Baker,
Teibold First base on balls-On Hagorman,
s. on shawkey, A. OF Jones. .; of Pennock. 4.
first base on errors Cleveland l; Phlladel-
mia 2 Left on bases-Cleveland. u: Phia-
deInbia 8 Struck out-By Hagerman, /; by
Sbawkey. I: by Plank 1; by Pennock 4.
Double play-COlins 20 Mclnnis. Passed
e.2S Umplres-Chill and sheridan.
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Miners and Buffalo Feds
Divide a DOuble-Header

St Louis, June 13.-The S. Louis
Miners were shut out by score OF ] 0 to
in the second game OF to-day's double
header with Buffalo after they had won
the first game by a score of Z to 4.
First game R.HE.
st. Louis ....142 1000 " 10 !
Buffalo 800 0 o 0 0 o 4 0 o. 7 l
Batteries-Groon and Simon; Anderson
and Lavigne.
Second game XII r.
Buffalo 100 o0O3 o do II 0
st. Louis % 0 0 0 q o O. 8
Batterles-Moran ard Blair; keupper.
Herbert and Chapman
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Lafayette Beats Swarthmors'
FBy Telegraph 10 The Trioune.l

tBy Telegraph 10 The Iriouhe.l -
raston, Pa, June i3.-Lafayeste Voc
a slow game from Swarthmore pos.ssef
a large gathering OF comm,, 'ussi
guests this afternoon. swarihmIosS e.
The score by innings follows % Nh
swarthmore ooo21esee,s s
Lafayette ........ oooo2Sfsx -n e
MISREPRESENTATION penforth 49,,
lick Ames and Harry: Lafaye,'e, ssel1
mer. Brown and Wright; umpis'
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ro,sls...S9SHBO sstiss
.Baued for Williams in ninth inning. tran
o.. sr,1er 10 ninth inning

stolen bases Fahrique, Platte. Iwo~bAse
ht.-I,Iiswitt Three base hit-fyier. sacri-
ne hifs-E Onslow, Ifulswitt Shcan. Struck
bsiis-o0 comstock. B: or Williams. Wild
bitches Williams. 2 iIil by pitcher by VIII
,ems. / left on bases--Providence. j.: Jersey
city. TO- Umpires-finneIan anG Daley. Time
-gt2
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Managers Of amateur basssaii ses -
make their games aere intersssiss = -
nlshins score cards free. The 1r I, q
give an ample supply II ySs wiil -. -
Cireula,iau Department. tsee ~"
building.
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The score follows

Three-base hits-Bills, Edgerton. stclen ~
-Bils. Struck out-By Hicks ?; by Hes.A :
by Bryant. g. by Johnson. ;. Base o. -
or Bryant. /. Umpire-Flynn, Of Bunss
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R. P. |. NINE BEATS N. Y. u.
Engineers Overcome Four Run
Lead and Score Easy Victory.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.

TDI ItItbIdVII 10 T FN IIIDtI9V'I
Troy. y. Y, June 13.-The New YORK
University baseball team lost here to-day
10 Rensselaer, Poly by a score OF IL TO
9. At the start pass and two hits OF
a substitute pitcher gave y. Y. L. two
TALES. Another pair was annexed by the
visitors In the second.
The engineers broke into the scoring
column by means OF three singles in the
second session and added two more In
the third. Merrick replaced Alcott on
the r. p. 7. firing line and had the Down
staters' at his mercy throughout the
rest of the game. Two singles, triple
by Gallagher and a circuit hit by Higbee
Melted a quartet OF runs for Rensselaer, In
the fourth.