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SARATOGA TURF NOTES.

SARATOGA. Aug % The gross value ~
tho Futurlty va s-2li0 OF this amount
1880 went to the winner II T oSnard,
breeder Of the winner profted TO tho amount
of s. 90 II X kuaNp both bred and raocd
Kaskasklc. second that his share vas
owner of Harry Junior, which finished third,
and John + Madden, the breeder OF Harry
Junior. received $50
TIE Saratoga Cup was run for az long ago
as 80 Among the previous winners are such
well known names in turf history as Long
follow Henry Ba-sctt, Parole Airicander and
Beldamo
John Edward Clark said to-day that he had
purchased Magnet from WOpdford Clay and
would send the hOr-.' to his farm AZ Bound
Brook y j. Mr. Clark i- a brother of Cor
JIe viii race MAGNET IN tho old cherry and
white colors with Matt Allen ~ trainer.
In spite Of the ln"lcment weather there was
an atterdanc" nearly equal 20 the best OF the
nleetlug and only I'm" weather necessary
10 insure record hrealun- crowd
The Saruola Cup race uettcl 81 oe5 TO the
winner IN addition to the trophy. which was
captured by star Gaze.
Johnny MCTagsart has signed p contract to
ride for John W Schorr He will begin riding
for the SchOrr stable on the Kentucky tracks
40 soon a. the meeting az Syracuse Is over
As sr Instance OF the condition Of the track
to-day 1t may be stated that the Futuriiy
time Of l.lo - u the sOWe-t time since 1859.
year " l. Scotts Chaos won IN the same
time
That hoodoos don't go on the racetrack was
proved to day Steve Lawlcr, trainer for the
Quincy stable, walked under the shed Of the
stable with his umbrella opened
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YESTERDAYS CRICKET GAMES.

BROOKLYN added another victory In the
champiunship series Of the Metropolitan
Iengue rs defeating Kings County yester-
day at Prospect rarl The totals were;
Kings County. lOG; Brooklyn, i47, for four
wickets,
Another drawn game in the series Of the
New York Association was recorded at Bay
Ridge when the Crescent A. c. and staten
Island played out time, When the total
reached Isa staten Island declared with
seven wickets down. The Crescent play
crs scored 81 for six wickets.
Yonkers lost to Vernon Lodge at Van
Cortlandt Park by II runs. Yonkers totalled
79
Richmond County held frat position In the
association series by playing Bensonhurst 10
a draw at Timer Park Bensonhurst de-
clarcd at l72 for six wickets. Richmond
County totalled i2s for SIX wickets when
time was called.
Bensonhurst beat Kings County In a seq
ond section league game AZ Prospect Park
by runs with Kings County all out for
81 runs. Bensonhurst was disposed of for 81
runs
The ManhHttans scored at the expense OF
the ST. George eleven at Prospect Park with
totals OF 10, against 81
The Adult School team heat the Van
Cortlsndt team in n league game az Van
cortlsndt Park, scoring 81 runs. against 40
game at Prospect Park was won 10y
the West Indians over the w, l.. Veterans
with totals OF SO, against 40
New England League.
All games postponed trainb.
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PRENTICE WINS HIS OWN CUP.
Takes singles Event for Eleventh
Timc on Sen bright Courts.

eighth annual local championship tennis
tournament to-day on tho courts az he
Seabright Lawn Tennis and cricket
club grounds drew a large crowd In
the final challenge round between B'rrot
s. Prentice and Hooker Talcott, FOR he
Prentice cup. the donor won by score
of 6-3. 6--S. 6--2 and 6-3.
Mr. Prentice has now won the sn-l.s
event eleven times Talcott was rather
weak at the net and allowed his more
experienced opponent many opportunities
to catch him out of position. However,
the ground strokes and speedy service ot
the challenger kept Prentice from count
ing "A much larger score
The tournament was In progress FOR
nearly six weeks.
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SECOND GAME


.Batted for Gilbert in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Crutcher IN the seventh inning
Game called end eighth innins on account OF
darkness.
Boston. .,.....,..''...'''''' -
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FIGHT AGAINST D0GLEsS CITY
Toy SPANIEL Club WIN Try to H,v.
Ordinance Amended.

The Toy Spaniel Club Of America hs,a
a special meeting at the Waldorf Astoria
on Thursday to. discuss tho orilnanc.
passed July rs providing that no 6os
shall be permitted unmuzzled in Greater
New York" 1t was said that this lav
will eventually drive all the dogs on, n,
this city. Miss H. Parlett. the Chairman
opened the meeting. inviting the nembe- =,
TO give their views in regard to tho new
law.
Daniel r. Ritchey. Toy Spaniel Cluh
delegate to the American Kennel Cluh
said that IL the law would be amended to
read "either muzzled or on lead" 4,
would be sufficient. on motion Of Nr
Ritchey. seconded by Miss Mary Heudo--
son, the secretary was instructed to wrlts
to the presidents OF the various dog clubs
asking them to call meetings OF the,r
clubs and organize to help In obtaining
n modification of the order and inform
the president and delegates OF the Toy
Spaniel Club and ~other clubs when such
meetings will he held.
II was also suggested by Mr. Rtchey
that each club should appoint a comtuit.
tee TO see the Commiss ioners first and
then the Board Of Health. All dog clubs
are asked to organize in fighting the
measure, as IL was asserted that IN" pr.
dlnance will end dog shows and cub
matches doing away with the Wost-
Minister Kennel Clubs show In Nrw York
and the Toy Spaniel Club show.
Among the members and GU SIS present
were Mrs william Sheppard. Mrs " ri.
lithorne, Mrs. George II. rell. Nj, \.
u Taintor. Mrs. A. l.. Reynolds. Mrs \
Mcclure HALEY, Miss II. q. Harlcu. Miss
NJ Henderson, Mrs Carl Eaumanr, D
=. Ritchey Mrs. McCutchcon, Mrs W T..
Dennis, Mrs Stockert. f.. Schwcrdf.rE r,
w +. Dennis, Mrs. J. q. Hossman. Mrs.
N Thorp,. pr. and Mrs John H. Gibbs
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Two base hits-Dolan Miller. Three base
hit-Maranville Struck out-By Doak, 3; by
Hess q by Strand, l. by Sallee, !. Bases
on bslls-of Doak, 3; OFF Hess | of Strand,
L. off Sallee, g. Sacrifice hits-Schmidt. Hess,
smith stolen bases-Smnh. Higgins. Miller
Hit by pitched ball-By Hess WILSON,. TIM.
pres-Byron and Lincoln Time hours and
minutes
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MITTNIGHT BEST IN SHELL.
Keats 1913 Club Champion, Who IL
TraiIed by 1912 Title Holder.

Edward Mittnlght took the club shell
,hampionshlp from William j. coughlin,
last years title holder in the twenty-hfth
annual regatta cf the Brooklyn Rowing
Club. held on Gravesend Bay yesterday.
Soon after the start Mittnight pushed his
shell slightly ahead and leading
throughout was two full lengths In front
at the finish. Coughln Sprinted desper-
atcly In the Anal furlong. but was unable
to overtaSe his opponent. Joseph +. Cas-
sidy, the champion in 1912. was third.
half length behind.
A nip and tuck fght from the nag ran
20 the finish enlivened the intermediate
single Gig race, which WAS won by Will
lam +. Fay from Edward j. pingate by
two feet Joseph Lanihan was third
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YOST HELPING DAN M'GUGIN.
Michigan Coach Aids Former Charge
with Vanderbilt Team.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 29.-Fielding
n. fost. the redoubtable Hurry-up of
Michigan fame, y In town. and with his
head close to that of Coach Dan McGugiu
or Vanderbilt, II can be guessed that the
coming Vandy eleven Is being discussed
quite bit In the past Yost has been Of
some valuable assistance I'm moulding the
team. and IT IL probable this year he will
essay the same role. McGugin feels conf
dent that he will put out an exceptionally
strong team ard one that will be able 10
hold the Wolverines down when they meet
at Ann Arbor on Ferry Field.
IL IL possible that during the early
training stages of the Commodores he will
aid McGugin in the formation work. AL
ready he has put the Wolverines through
n grind OF work this year. as he will have
several new faces In the lineup.
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At st. Louis
SEA TOO ROUGH FOR YACHTS.
seawanhnla Corinthinn Club Has TO
Postpone Fall Regatta.

a strong easterly wind which had been
blowing for twenty-four hours kicked up
quite heavy sea on Long Island Sound
yesterday. The fall regatta Of the Sea-
wanhaka Corlnthlan Yacht Club was to
have been sailed but when the steam
yacht Anahma, owned by August Heck
scher, with the committee on board went
out to place the turning marks for the
smaller classes II was decided that the
conditions were rather too strenuous
The Anahma rolled her boats into the
water There were thirty-seven yachts
entered and had the weather been fair
more would have been in line. As II was.
one OF the thirtes and one Stamford
schooner were seen on the Sound. The
regatta was postponed indefinitely,
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Baltimore at Montreal.

BUFFALO, Aug. 29--Buffalo won two
games from Jersey City to-day, IL to :
and Z to /. The first game was slug
ging match in which the Skeetors held
their ground with the Bsons until the
eighth inning. when the locals landed on
Williams for six runs.
Reduced to five innings by agreement
the second game proved to be a farce in
which the Skeeters finally quit cold They
were hissed by the fans when the felders
began to toss the bail wildly on purpose
and allowed the Bufalo players to run
the bases at will. Umpires Finneran and
scores.
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The Tip Tops pulled themselves back
TO at tie for fourth place by their vic
tory over the Buffalo Federas at Wash
ington Park yesterday afternoon, the
final score being to I. The Wardmen
were outhit and outhelded by the Schlahy
crew. but they were able to cluster four
Of their FIVE hits in the sixth and sew
cnth innings. while the visitors could not
bunch their hits off Ed Laiitte.
Heiue schulz. recently a New Yorker,
had his second chance of the series
agains. the Tip Tops and fate was un-
kind to Helne, Just as It was In the open
ing game. His wildness had consider
able to do with the upset. .however, as he
passed the first two men to face him in
tho seventh inning and these passes
paved the way TO the Brooklyn victory.
SCHULZ held the upper end of the Brook
lyn batting order hitlcss. but the lower
end found him easy.
Schlatys men threw scare into the
home aggregation In the closing inning.
but IAfitte WAS too strong for the trio
OF pinch hitters who were rushed into
the fray. Hal Chase opened the final
chapter with a single and Hanford moved
Hal around to third with a long double
TO left. Booe. Blll Collins and Sohlafy
took mp the pinch hitting burden In turn
but all laid IL down without delivering
anything resembling a hit Booe popped
TO Holt. Collins famed and Schlaily
walked. only to be forced a. second by
Agler for the nnal out.
Buffalo got its only run IN the third in
ming AF'"r walked. reached third on
Lafitte's poor throw aud scored or
Smiths double The Tip Tops evened
matters IN the sixth on Lands double
and Lahtte's single. They won In the
seventh on passes to Evans and Hoffman
a helders choice. Holts double and La
ftte's single. The score:
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT,

Fairmont A. C.--Wille Warren out
pointed Tommy Houck
Stadium A. C.-Johnny Wilson knocked
out Joe Sox In the third round.
Broadway sporting Club.-Eddle Smith
and Harry Pierce foug-t to draw.
Irving A. C,--lohnny Ridge outpointed
Marty Brown.
Browns Gymnasium-Efd'e F7orio
knocked out Young Malady.
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THREE PUNCHED HITS ENOUGH.
Two single. and Triple send In Two
Runs and Beat Senators.

WAsHiNGroN. Aug. 29.-By punching
a pair of singles Win a triple In the
seventh inning Chicago scored enough
runs to defeat Washington 2 10 In the
opening game Of the series here to-day.
W lfgang allowed Washington eight
scattered hits and with ten assists TO his
credit is believed to have made a sea-
sons record for pitcher In q single
game. Walter johnson struck out f1ve
Of the visitors and was invlncible except
In the seventh. As usual Johnsons team
mates failed TO score runs for him when
opportunities presented The score:
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WILD PITCH HELPS ATHLETICS.
Enables Baker TO Tie score, and
winning Run Comes in Ninth.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 29.-Aided and
abetted by wild pitch by Mitchell In
the seventh inning OF to-days game, the
Athletics were able to defeat the Maps
by score of to l. The Maps scored
their run on Turner's single and steal
and Wambsganss's safe hit With Baker
on third and one out in the seventh.
Mitchell made wild heave and the
score was tied In the ninth Collins
singled and was sacrificed to second by
Baker. When wambsganss ran to cover
second McInnis hit through short and
Collins scored the winning run. The
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AT wILKEsBARRE-FI GAME.
X. II F.
Troy ...........ooo 5000 2-2
WIkesbarre 80 o 0 o o l O--l
Batteries-owen and Wood, Breckenridge
and Brieger
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REDS CLOUT TWO PHILLIES.
Mayer and OeschRer Ineffective, hut
Ames Pitches Good Hall.

CfNctNNATr. Aug. 2e.-Cincnnati found
two Philadelphia pitchers easy this after
noon and won the second game Of the
series. to 2 The first game OF the
scheduled double header was called off
on account Of wet grounds. Mayer was
on the mound for the Phlllies when hostil-
tiles began. but he gave way to Oeschger
in the eighth. The latter was Ineffective.
Ames pitched good ball for the locals.
The teams will clash in a double header
tomorrow. The score:
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Good start; won easily; Savannah. ch. m. by
yankee. Campo. owned by +. Ambrose Clark;
trained BY ". Freeman.
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Patterson Due Back soon.

BALTIMORE. Aug 29,--James Patterson
OF this city. the Penn sprinter. one OF the
American athletes Who went abroad to
compete In the English contest. was at
Interlsken. Switzerland, on August 2. u
letter bearing that date 10 a friend In
this city Patterson wrote that he expected
to reach this country September I or Q.
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'Bl'ted for Downsy in the ninth inning
tBaited for Blair IN the ninth inning
tBsjeed for schulz in the ninth inning.
Runalo ..................O q a o 0--i
Brooklyn ................0 q -
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Finish boat Lengths Apart.

RrMsoN. ~ j, Aug 2a.--Dr. II. s.
Houghtons Elseadore finished first, Will
lam b. Potts's ELI second, J, Amory Has
kells Margaret third and Bertram Bor-
denis Pumpus fourth on the Shrewsbury
River to-day But for fouling Haskelrs
boat at the home stake Samuel Kicker
Jrs craft would have won. The first
four yachts 10 fnish were within boats
length apart as they rounded the home
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RuMsoN, Aug. 29,-At the old polo
filed of the Rumson Country Club to-day
the White team defeated the Reds by tho
SCORE of to ga goals. Howard s
Borden made all the goals for the Whites.
while Leland Ross scored and George
Henry one for the Reds. the team losing
u point on n safety called against Peter
Hauck.
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.Baited for Mcbride in the ninth inning
Chicago. .............. o o o .
Washington. ........... o o o i |
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Columbus. 7; Minneapolis. (frst game).
Columbus, ., Minneapolis, Second game)
Indianapolis, 10; Milwaukee, 9 (nrst
same).
Indianapolis, o. Milwaukee, o tsecond
game),
Louisville. III Kansas City. q.
Cleveland st. Paul. rain.
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Birmingham, :: Memphis. o.
New Orleans 3: Atlanta, 0 (hrst same).
Atlanta, 8; New Orleans, / (second gane)
Chattanooga Montgomery. rain.
Nashville Mobile rain
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Omaha, T. wichita, 3
Des Molnes, o. Lincoln. tnrst gamel.
Des Moines' 5, Lincoln / tsecond gsme),
Sioux cry i; Topeka. 4
81. Joseph, 5. Denver T.
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= u
Two out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Leonard IN the sixth iunng
tRan for Coleman in the ninth inning
Brooklyn o. o o o q o O. o
Pitt sbu-g.. 0 o i
Two base hits-MamauI. Daubert. Cutshaw.
Wagner. Getz Three base hit-Carey stolen
basc--Cmshaw. Wagner Double psys-Gib.
son and Wagner; Vox Kelly and Konetchy
Sacrifice hits-Carey. kOneichy First base on
balls or Pfefer. g. Hit by pitcher-By Pfeifer
(VloXl. Struck out-By Mamaus, 7; by Pfefer
Left on bases -PittsburE. i3 Brooklyn g.
First base Oh error-Plttsburg. tmpires--
minutes
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Tri-State League.

Readins, .. Lancaster. 1 Cnrst gamsl
Lancaster, 2, Reading. o Csecond same).
Harrisburg, 2 Wilmington. o.
Allentown, 4. Trenton. o.
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Good start won easily star Gaze h. c.. By Star
Shoot Lyndell. owned by Hcrberl l.. Pratt
trained byJ Fitzsimmons.
t.r,
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FIRST GAME
Totals y W
'Ba,ted for PerT1tt In the eighth inning

'Batted for PerT1tt In the eighth inning
Boston n.................. a.
St. Louis. ...,..,........ o 0 0 9
Two base hit -Maranvil". Sacrifice hits
Gilbert smith, .; Moran. Evers Double plays
-Maranyille. Evers and schmidt; Gowdy and
schmidt: MaEee and Perriu. Hit by pitcher
BY Griuer Schmidt. First base on ba.ls-Ou
Pcrri,t I Struck out-By perritt, .. by James,
. Hits-or Perritt IN eisht innings Left on
h,ses-st Louis, Z: Boston. 2 Umpires Lin.
coin and Byron Time hour and - minutes.
cICnNsn n ANE
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Good start: won easily: Leo Skolny. ch. G.. by
Star Shooi- Lady Alberta, owned by r. j. Mac
ken zic. trained by J. u. Atkins.
SECOND RACE.
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Jacksonville. le Macon. 2 (hrst game).
Jacksonville, 2, Macon, tsecond game
seven Innings.
Charleston, 0; Savannah, L.
Augusta l,: Columbia, O.
Albany Columbus (rainl.
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"BltTFU IOf NVdTHr w Iht nIWH INlTUs
Brooklyn.............. ! 2oo e-s
Pttsblrg ............,.. o 4
Two base hits-wheat. Ragan. Carey Three
hase hit-Cutshaw Sacrifice hits-Daubert,
Myers Egan Collins sacrifice hy-Konetchy.
stolen base EEan First pasc on balls-On
Coopcr /: of Ragan. . Hit by pltcher-By
Cooper Myers Struck out BY Cooper, !; by
Rasau. :. Wild p.tch-Cooper Left on bases.
Pitt-hurg, 6. Brooklyn, o. First base on errors
-Pttsburg = Brooklyn. / Hts-On Cooper
7 I'M ~ Innings OFF Adams. > IN three innings
umpir--Eason and Qulgiey, Time-l hour and
81 minutes.
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Springfield. !; Pittsheld, Igame called
In the eighth inning on account of rain.
All other games postponed. wet grounds.
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For three.year-oIts md upWnId.. handllcAn.

Good start won easily. Ambrose, b g by
Disgulsc-AmhrOslnc. owned AMI Uh'h"u by
Capt, r NJ Walker
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Farce Made Of Second Game Of
Five Innings, but Umpires
Only Threaten.
LOSERS PROVE CUTTERS
BisOns Crack out SIX Runs Off
Williams i'm Eighth Inning
of First Contest.
Yesterdays Results.

Newark Toronto: both games: rain.
Buffalo i2 Jersey City, :. First game.
Buffalo. u Jersey City. !. Five innings: sec
ond game
Providence. 2; Rochester. 0. First game.
Providence, 2; Rochester. I. Second game.
Balti ore. Montreal. rain
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brooklyn Amateur League.

Trinity Club, 3; Suburban Arrows l.
Flathush Gas Co, II; Aurora NJ and r.
Club. 7,
Prospect Park Y. N, C. A., 1, Central
Y. NJ. - A., ..
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sasrincp hits-Baker, McInnis Bush stolen
bases-Collns. LaIoic. Turner struck out By
Mitchell. :: by Bush. . Double plays-Mitchell
wanibsganss and Lajoi.; Mcfnnis and Collins
Collins Barry and Mcinnis First bas on
balls-On Bush. ?: of Mitchell. l. Wild pitch
Mitchell rmpires Evans and Sheridan Time
i hour and 20 minutes
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Western League.

Tulsa. 4. Oklahoma city. 3.
Muskogee, !. Fort Smith. 3.
McAlester. 4, Henrietta, o.
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Totals 80 1879 IL Totals % i2 II = 10
'battcd for Williams in the ninth inning
mccarthy out hit By batted ball
Jersey City.............. 0 3 0 /
Buffalo. o.................. / o x.
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TIM" i:il
Good start. won easily. quart, b e, by
Pockton -Oriska. owned by John Sanford.
trained hy II Hughes.
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All games postponed (rainb,
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NirgInia League.

Portsmouth, /; Norfolk. 0 thrst game).
Norfolk. 8, Portsmouth, 2 (second game)
Richmond, 4. Newport News. ! thrst
Eame),
Newport News. .; Richmond. tsecond
game).
Petersburg 2 Roanoke. tnrst game)
Petersburg, l; Roanoke, (second game)
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owens horo, {. plluoah. I ,nrs' glmel.
Owcnshoro, I padu,1u. : ,s"coud Fame)
Cairo, .; Hcud, rson ! Orsi Eamcl.
Cairo, :, Henderson, tsecond game),
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bases Washington. = Chicago 3 Firs, base
-n balls-On wofgang . Struck out-By
johnson. o. by wolfganL, l. Three base hits
Fnuruirr, Sacrifice hit--MitChell. Gandil,
Johnson. Breton Double play-Foster and
Gandl Hit ny pitcher By johnson, l. I'm.
pres-Chrl and Connolly. Time hour and
80 minutes
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Former New Yorker Gets His
Second Chance in Series,
but Loses. i to I.
BACK IN TIE WITH BUFFALO
Visitors Unable to Bunch Hits
OFF Lafittc. Though They
Outbat Home Team.


Brooklyn. 4: Buffalo. l.
pttsburg .; Baltimore. 0. Seven innings:
rain; first game.
Piushurg Bait tiuore: rain: second game.
ST Louis. !: Chicago. o
Kansas City, 5; Indianapolis, 2.
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Galveston. ,, san Antonio. 1.
Dallas. I Austin, 3 (iirst game),
Dallas, g. Austin. 4 tsecond game).
waco, o. Fort worth, 0.
Houston, 3 , Beaumont, /
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Atlantic League.
AT PERTH AN BOY
AT pouGHKEEPsIE-FIRsT GAME


Durham, Q. Greensboro. 8
Charlotte, -, Raleigh 2,
Ashevillc 4 Winston Salem, Z (eleven in
nings, darkness.
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f1rg base Oh ball- BeeDe, =; on NtrDOW,
2. Struck oru-By Beehe / Two base hits
Roach, Vaughn. Sacrihce hit-Murphy Stolen
bases-Chanuel. stephens. Lehr. Jameson.
Vaughn Left on bases Buffalo Z; Jersey City.
8 Double play-Roach. Mccarthy and Lehr.
Hit by pitcher-Kelley. Passed bals-Lalonge.
W Reynolds Umpires-Rorty and Finneran.
Time-l hour and 10 minutes
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TSo bas hits-IIolt. Land, smith Hsnford
sacrthce hit-Chas- Double plays-Hol, and
Evans: Louden. Downey and Chase Left on
bascs Buffalo o. Brooklyn. T. Bases on balls
on Iahtte 2: of Schulz. &. Struck out
Py Lantte ?: by schulz, o. Umpire in chief
Brennan. Umpire on bases Mannassau Time
i hour and 45 minutes
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Providence O. L.. olOooiooO-
Rochester q. ID... 10000 o s
BatterIes-Providence- Ruth ani Koche
Rochester-Keefe Manning and Williams
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His-Oh Brandon. In two and ono.third in
ninss; off Bsder. m six and twothirds In.
nngs First base on balls on Brandon, 2; of
hader :: OF Williams. struck out by
base hit-Channell Two base hiis-Hulswttt
Jameson. Channel. ?: Lu0ue Stolen bases
Lehr. Vaughn Left on es-Jersey City, u;
Buffalo. :. Hit by pitcher-Tyler. Lalongc
Passed balls-Lalonge, . Umpircs-Rorty and
Finneran Time hours and 10 minutes
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AT RocHEsrER-FIRsT GAME.

Providence q. L.. oooo?oO o. .
Rochester Il. Ll... 10000 20 O. o
Batteries-Providence- and J. Ons
low. Rochester-Upham and Williams.
SECOND GAME
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
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Hodsman TO Ella Cam. 90 School ct.
sndover. Mass. IA pts, mtg sli0, 900. Mar
~; atty, l. 7 90. 100 Bwhy........t 500
DIVISION ST, 2a7 and 257l,, : e. IS .iAIi-.
aaron Milder t. Harry Mllder, as
cherry at. mtg $4,000. Aug 81. 1918. atty.
Rossnfweis. III Henry St.. 81
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81. mtg 5000. Mar 20 ...-.Al