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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Ben Shaw is reported by the Augusta
General hospital-"quite comfortable"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

Miss Pearl Christopher OF Gardiner
is visiting with her grandparents, F
E. and Lizzie Stevens, Franklin street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Mitchell of
Patten were visitors Monday in the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

Miss Annie Mullen of the Rockland
| Courier-G Gazette is visiting Mrs. Geo.
| Gay, 80 Grove street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

Charles Georgaklis left Monday aft
ernoon for Portland on brief bust
ness trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

c. A. Page Of Bangor was in the
city Monday on matters Of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

Alton and Philip Pope Of Manches-
ter were callers in the city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

]. B. Pierce Of China was q visitor
in the city Monday and called at re
State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-24

Mrs. George r. Tracy returned Mon
day from Winter Harbor, where she
had been passing few days at her
old home.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Ray Caldwell is groomed for the faro
we'll game with the Iygers to-day pono-
player, Joe Lannin. again unless he takes
ut least one game from Jennings.
Alexander headed Ty Gobb by a FOOD
fourth. Cobb was not TO he denied in the
eighth. lie got an extra base on the
After the third inning Iowdsrmtlk
pitched grand hall, He was somewhat un-
steady at the start. lie gave seven passes
what by striking out as many batsmen.
The Yankees got only two hits on
and the other a technioai blow, A Dated
ball from Mogridge hit Maisel In the sew
The fans were satisfied with the nrst
home game OF Mogridge. Considering the
fact that he was handled by Alexander, a
nswcomcr who L. not SSnysrsant With all
speed and a good curve ball, He seems
able to place his patches pretty nearly
i. 'sENsa ys,y much 2. though Nsla1
finish was finely drawn. but though the
much as il stanass tagged him WITH an
Hut Tor the wind Alexander might have
won the game with a homer In the ninth.
ny. Caldwell was on with two out.
IT. Louis scored IN only ono inning but
scored enough to make victory doubly sure
over the podgers Ruhe Nlarqpard once
him a fair lead, Boardman, a recruit,
held Brooklyn TO Ave hits,
II wac a real pitchers battle betwc en
the Red sox and White Sex. The former
got but three and the latter two hits.
Ruth pitched for Boston against Benz and
Russell,
Dumont, a rookie of the Senators. shu,
out Cleveland yesterday with two hits
Tho richest harvest OF talent secured
from the sticks this year seems 70 run
toward twtrlerL
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BELMONT PARK TURF NOTES.

The Cleveland Stable put the unfashion-
able Jockey PITT on BENJAMIN In the hrst
started third choice to Maifou and Deddy'e
the riding Of PITT and BENJAMIN won
easily.
win s=nrlinss%s up PIN, in the IL .ssond I, r ,%s
straight. Sam Slick carried the stable
colors and was made a hot favorite.. Sam
Slick had been left at the post on his last
no better with him.. as he pulled up at
the start and never got within hailing dis
lance Of his seid.
oscar Lewisohn. who was racing In
visitor, He has gathered a stable together
and will begin his racing in this country
al the Havre de Grace meeting.
Jockey Lee had a narrow escape when
single stick fell at the jump opposite the
was no horse behind him, Lee had a cut
on his head that required four stitches.
but otherwise was uninJured.
Old Guy Fist er made his own little cele-
hration in honor of the close Of the sea
son. In winning the third race he scored
his siNty-third victory out Of l64 starts.
land last night as sound as when he was
foaled and prepared to take advantage OF
soft spots In the conditions.
clifford A. Cochran's horses will not be
campaigned at Havre de Grace. Pleione
carried the green and gold hoops In the
Nursery Handicap and the Cochran colors
will not he in evidence again this year.
though Mr.. Cochran ~contemplates start
Ing next season early by racing at New
Orleans.
Johnny McTaseart got much more out
OF Song of Valley than Turner did on
Monday. Song of Valley finished last with
had him hghtins It out In the stretch with
Guy Fisher.
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INTERNATIONAL RACE TIGHT.
Providence stays Two Games in
Front of Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Sept 1.-THE FIRST double
header In the series which In likely to
determine possession Of the International
League pennant resulted in a draw this
afternoon. and 30 Providence stays two
games ahead. Buffalo won the first
game, s to 3. and Providence DOL the
second. which was called In the eighth
inning on account OF darkness. by 8 TO L.
George Cav. former Tufts College
pitcher. held the champions to -four hits
in the first game. The locals pounded
Pennock in the seventh and eighth. Joe
Judge. lately sold to Providence, got
four hits In as many times up n stole
home.
Shean shifted his lineup for the sec
ond game with good results Bader was
hit hard and finally knocked of the
mound in the seventh inning, while Joe
Oeschger pitched great ball In the
~pinches. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Provtdenos a.. L).oOotooooi-s : 5
Buffalo q. LIZ. % 0oooo32x-5
Batteries Pennock and
Casey: Bunalo, Cav and onslow.
SECOND GAME.
Provtdenc. o. L)...ocolooto-5 10 ?
(Called. darkness.)
Observation-Disclosures, Oeschger. Schultz
and Haley; Buffalo. Bader. Rieger and
Onslow.
At Montreal.
FIRST GAME.
H.Tri.S,f Il, S5SSSSSS:-sI Il :
MISUNDERSTANDING, Lee and Heck
niger. Montreal. sherry and Madden.
SECOND GAME.
Harrisburg GLD.. 5ioo o-i3 II
Batteries-Harrishurg. smallwood and
Reynolds; Montreal, Dowd. Almeida and
Madden.
At Rochester.
FIRST GAME.
Jer. City d.L.). 0 1900 % 10
Rochester GLD x--s ii
Bat;erie.Jer.ey city. sherman, crutcher
and Schwert: Rochester. Erickson. H.rche
SECOND GAME.
Roch 1,r udhIj osSS5GSSG-s - :
Batteries-Jersey city. verbout and Ira,
gessor: Rochester. Huenke. Palmero and
Wanamaker. Williams.
AZ Toronto.
FIRST GAME.
R.hmond 90. SSSCSSSco-9 =
Batteries Richmond.. Jarman an
SECOND GAME.
E FoTnn n'L>'', sSSSS6S-
called: darknes..)
Acknowledgement. Healey and schau
fele' Toronto, Herber, and Kelly.
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A. A. U. CLUBS PAY PROMPTLY.
Fewer Delinauents Thar Before
and big Meeting Is Assured.

A more than usually lively gathering
may be expected at the annual meeting
Of the Metropolitan Association of the
A. A. y. to he held in the Scventy-frst
Regiment ar1nory on September 20.
The interest taken in the meeting is
evident from the fact hat 113 clubs
have paid their dues the stipulated time
in advance OF the meeting to entitle
them to a vote. The number OF delin-
quents this year is much less than in
pre- vious years.
No contest Is expected for the office
OF president or seCretary-treasurer and
go far no opposition has developed to
Handicapped Obertubessing. There Ia
considerable talk to the effect that ]. w.
Stumpf. who has served as chairman
of registration for several years, will
enter the lists for vice-presldent In op-
position TO Terence Farley. This will
mean Stumpf's retirement from the
registration committee. which in IL
probability will include several now men
in its makeup for the coming year.
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nv WILLIAM b.. HANNA.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE foundering
Giants did some OF their choicest found
ering to-day and were vanquished by
the climbing Reds by a score OF . to z.
While adjoining the rear guard on this
trip the Giants are showing their only
consistent spell Of the season. That Is,
they are playing strictly rear position
Baseball. Their great battling Is worthy
OF the all end. and they are playing
the poorest game any team OF Giants
has done in more than a dozen years.
The Polo Grounders started out gal
lantly this afternoon with a two run
lead, but n lead for the Giants these
DAYS merely keeps the opposing team
from from being bored too early. makes
the opposing team exert itself a trifie
t. win. Hence. 1t wasn't long before
the Giants who little resemble most
New York teams which have fought for
McGraw, were on their way to a one
sided tanning. They dropped four out
OF five here, ana since leaving home
have achieved the proud record Of one
victory and oieht defeats.
Although King Lear was pronged with
vigur in the first inning. he took him
self in hand. brought the easily dis
couraged Giants to 9 quick standstlll
and they were meek victims for him
the rest of the way. The New York
pitching was mostly ineffective, but poor
p started two of the run rallies
OF the Reds, The latter hit In great
style and butterfingered fielding by the
visitors added fuel to the fire. Her
sog's men are playing with ambition
and vim these days. They intend 10
finish in the first four II hustling will
accomplish that end. n n team no
more formidable han the Giants just
now is not good opposition for the locals.
Barring their vigorous hitting IN the
first inning the Giants were disposed OF
20 readily M runs came so fiuentiy to
the home team that even the home
fans ceased to jeer and gloat. The Wig
orous hitting in the first consisted OF a
triple by Burns, a single by Robertson
and a single by Merkle. who Is after
she league leadership with the cudgei.
A tumble by Fletcher. two infield
outs and an infield hit by Griffith per-
mitted a Redleg to glrdle the highways
IN the first, and In the second and third
the natives pounded Schauer TO a pulp.
however, a low 'tnrUW 10 StCOTlu DN
Fletcher on a force play, which gave
Q runner a life, cut n figure In the -four
run wampum Of the second inning. The
blame wasn't all ~Schauers. although
ne had nothing except the knack OF
bouncing hits Off the Cincinnati bats.
There were men on second and third
with one out IN the third inning when
Natty took the platform. He struck
out n batter and cut of the next one
on a fly. The old timer did well until
the fifth. when Wingo shot a home run
through Burns's underpinning. Burns
could have held this drive to a single
but tried for a catch, a display of dar-
ing which was commendable.
After Doyle had muffed a throw In
the sixth-Groh's flying slide into the
bag provoked the error~the Reds
pounded Matty for two hits and two
runs. Two singles were made of Rit'
ter but no runs and he was the best on
the metropolitan trio OF pitchers. Tit
GcOre:
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Apprentice Allow ance claimed.
item pounds apprentice allowance.
LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.

First Rac.-s.nins;, ,our-y..r.o,d. and
Ks sslffhnns.' rs 90 faea ai1" ~ -" .nS rs. .GT,
second. Bank Bill. Ioi tw'niiamaC. iii. 20,
third, Time; i:i2 81: ch.Imeu.e, proll,
s' SECOND Si s:s.. .2S s,ly.I s;i' Al: :,;s uD 5:n,
nve and a half furlons-Ch~aAa 40 MAR
tin). iaso, tin and SIls won Tr.nIiin,
Fellow. is Acton. a,.s' ,sS rSoha r,S S.s
1905 IS. Taks. Bobs, Olga. Ardent. fnaot
and Cossack also ran;
cal. Gn's sar sse' Al e:. ..% M gsr R'ss: Hsns':
isy.s Choice. lis tasnsl. $40. $3.50 and
out, won. The Grader. iW mott. 1850
!!n1, out third. Time. i:iii.s. Pine.
Hermis also ran,
Fourth R.os-s.l!ns: purse; .-o.y..r-
half furlonss-Rine shooter. in tKedsrisi.
TO- iAc'qSS,,. niS ana si:a, second III.
lOTs-5, Ball Band. Al ri.roe, AsparsIu:
Sam, John Bunny. Col. NcNab and Raohe!
Fifth ~Raee-Pur.s $500: FOR ,nr.s-year,
Hope. $50, .is.io and !: %. Won; Dr.
csr%sn' M l.s IMuT7gHy1' .4.H "a ,s;lS'
Time. i:ls, Maeel DulwsS,r, lady Powers.
Carrie Orms.. sweetheaqt Sue Peter stai"
wart. Biackthorn and White Crown sioo
sins, ~ tp .as ~ 6aHSe-},
aesIi.', i0S Msr,in)'' ,t.s, ts,rs. Nns,
M siaa MI 4. E esaioIa: and f9 B,.c4, ST .i:e r~ ToT'
hand,SsD' guT.. $500 eh~..:y~.s-o,t" anaa
sRsi f Sss Ea;i rs 'SsS,ss. ~; eas ~. ~o Is
;S S5$i ': Ss%s; sl:.ea, III "a ~ rrIs
Degree. Guide Post and syrian siso nan.
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star Amateur Mines to Clash.

An amateur baseball game Of unusual
merit will be played Mt the Polo Grounds
on the afternoon Of Saturday, October 8.
The champion OF the Harlem-Bronx
Catholic Baseball League will play n
team Of stars selected from the other
teams of the circuit. The league is COM
posed Of mines representing st. Joseph,
Holy Rosary, Annunciation n st,
Catherine of Harlem and st. Jerome,
st. Mary. SITS. Peter and Pau and st.
NAnselm OF tt } Bronx. st. Anselm and
st. Mary are now tied for frs. place
Cardinal Farley and the moderators OF
the different Catholic clubs in the city
are among the invited guests.
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COBB AT FOR SEVEN
INNINGS, THEN DELIVERS
Clean Single Over Second Scores Kavanagh and Bush
With Runs That Swing Margin From Yankees
to Tygers-Final Score 3 to 2.

An eighth inning rally gave Detroit
its third straight victory oven the Yam
KEGS. The Tigers, however. were unable
to gain any ground on the leading Red
Sox. for Boston snatched another game
from the White Sox at the last moment.
Washington shut out Cleveland. The
Browns buried the Athletics and got
within striking distance OF New York.
Yesterdays Results
Detroit. 3: New York. 2.
Boston. 2; Chicago, 1.
St Louis. IL; Philadelphia, 4.
Washington. 3; Cleveland. o.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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RUTH SMOTHERS WHITE SOX.
Yields Only Two Hits and One Run
-shan no Collins Iroses Game.

Boston. Sept. l4.-Babe Ruth allowed
the White Sox two hits to-day and as
they could gather no more than a single
tally Boston won with two run on
three hits. Thus the Red Sox have
taken four straight from Chicago and
seven In a row. Joe Benz pitched n
grand game for the visitors, allowing
only three hits. but errors by Shane
Collins paved the way for a Boston
win. the deciding counter coming after
n Collins error and a two base blow
by Ruth to the left field wall. The score
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DUM0NT'S DEBUT A SUCCESS.
sena torial Recruit Holds Cleveland
To Two Hits.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1+-washington
tried n new right handed pitcher, George
Dumont. formerly of the Fargo, ". D.,
club. against Cleveland here THE after
noon. and the recruit held the visitors
to two scattered hits, the Senators win
3 to 0 by solving Carriers delivery
In the seventh and eighth innings. SO
enective was umo that no Clcvelan-
der reached third base during the az
ternoon. Carter also pitched good ball,
except in the closing chapters. The
score:
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DODGERS FALL INTO
THIRD PLACE AGAIN
Sink Below Braves When They
Lose to Cardinals by
Score of 6 to 9.
YOUNG NOORDMAN STINGY

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-THE Cardinals
saved fourth place to-day and inter
rupted the pennant pursuit of the Dod-
gers by winning the final game OF the
seasons series, 6 to 2. The home rally
was in the sixth, when six runs were
scored, Marquard allowing Ave hits and
Cheney three. The defeat showed Brook
Braves.
N%oordman, a southpaw from the Win
nipeg club, made his debut and held the
visitors to four hits. A double by STEM
gel following two walks gave Brooklyn
its two runs. The score
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st. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE Minnesota
Boxing Commission announced to-day
that II has decided to uphold the &C
ton OF Referee George Barton In dis
qualifying Kid Williams for fouling
Johnny Ertle In their contest hare las,
Friday night. Although no ruling was
made as to tho award of the decision
to Ertle II was pointed out that dis
qualification for fouling automatically
carried with It the decision for tho boxer
nUiled.
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GIANTS FOUNDER
! BEFORE REDS AND
FALL ONCE MORE
Consistent Rear Guard Game
They Play Gives Foes
Little Exercise.
SCORE OF TO 2 BUILT UP
OFF SCHAUER AND MATTY

81. Louis beat the Dodgers yesterday
AMI dropped them back into third place
once more. as the raves had an easy
time suppressing tho Cubs. The Phil
lies maintained their advantage by hang
ing another defeat on the Pirates. On
o,nratI smotherea the Giants and moved
10 undlsputed firth place at the expense
OF the Cubs. The Reds are still one
point behind the Cardinals.
Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati. o; New York, 2.
ST, Louis. s. Brooklyn, 2.
Boston, Z: chicago, l.
Philadelphia a. Plttsburg. D.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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CHALMERS GRINS AT TROUBLE.
Gets Out Of Several bad Places md
PhiIlies Down Pirates.

fPrrrsBURG. Sept. 1.-THE Phillies de-
feated the Pirates for the third success
sive tipe to-day. 4 to 3. Adams was
knocked out of the box in the third
inning, and Hin stopped further scor-
ing. Chalmers was hit hard In the first
inning. but after that was effective and
got out OF several bad places by his
good work. Cravath hit the ball over
the left field wall. the first one over
that barrier this season. The score:
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BRAVES ENJOY LARGE INNING.
Homer. Triple and Two singles In
Bunch Beat Cubs, 3 to 1.

CHICAGO. Sept. l4.-Cub pitchers were
easy for the Braves to-day and the
champion won. S to ]. In the fourth.
with two out, Connolly tripled. Egan and
Gowdy singled and Rudolph knocked a
home run. -four runs resulting. The
Braves were never in danger. the lone
Cub tally coming in the eighth on Goods
double and Fishers single. The score:
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BROWNS TRoUNCE ATHLETICS.
Score OF IL to 4 Piled Up-Nnck
Has More Players in View.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE Browns
trounce the Athletics by a SCORE OF ~
70 4 to-day. Thu Athletics have off
days and Thursday. There
VIII be double headers here Friday and
Saturday with Cleveland. Manager
Mack that he will have n
brand new second baseman, sho,+stop
and third baseman for Fridays game
The score:
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Kirkby Ready to Play Golf.

MANcHHsTfR, Vt, Sept. l4-O~wald
Kirkby In the first OF the prominent
golfers at Ekwanok for the Equinox cup
tournament, which begins Thursday.
Others expected Tomorrow include Max
X, Marston, Walter J. Travis. Dwight
Partridge and y. VI. Clahin.
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Euns-New York, Burns, Doyle: Cincinnati,
Fnifcr, .; Groh, Herzog, Leach. wingo, .;
Rodgers. lear. First base ON errors-New
York. !; Cincinnati, l. Left on bases-New
Nathcwson. /, by Ritter, 1; by Lear. l. Homo
uln-wingo. Three base hits-Burns, Killifer.
Two base hits Fletcher, Groh, Rodgers, Lear,
Satrihce hit-Groh. Stolen beses-Doyle. 2:
Mcrklc. 2 Double plays-Rodgers. Herzog
iud Mollwitz; Killifer and Wingo, Wild pitch
and onethird Innings; off Mathewson. 8 in
three and twothirds innings; of Ritter. 2
~ two innings, Umpire In chief-Quigley,
T.sid umpire-o'Day, Time-1 hour and 30
EIinutes.
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Runs-St. Louis, Bescher. Miller, Long, Con
zales, Dolan. Snyder; Brooklyn. o'Mara- Nc.
Carly. Two base hits-Stengel, Gonzales.
Three ba4c hit-Dolan. Sacrifice hits
Hornsby. Vanguard. stolen bases-McCarty.
OMara. Double plays-Hornsby, Miller and
Gonzales: Miller and Com ales. First base
on balls-On Boardman. 6. Struck out-By
Boardman. 3. by Marauard. ?. umpires-klcm
and Emslie. Time hour and S minutes,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Rochester. 9: Jersey City, Z tfret gamel.
Rochester. 7; Jersey City. 9 tsecond game).
Montreal, 5; Harrisburg. 3 (hrst game).
Harrisburg. Ia; Montreal. tsecond
game, seven inninGs).
Buffalo. s; Providence. . thrk gems).
Providence, s; Buffalo. I second game.
eight innings. darkness).
Toronto. I; Richmond. 0 thrst gNme).
Toronto, s; Richmond, 2 (second game,
sayep ippipUa
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hNns-Washington, Barber. Milan, Gandl.
-washingt on, 6; Cleveland. 8. First b,ss
on balls.on Dumont, 4: off Carter, /. struck
out-By Dumont. 2; by Carter, . Three hase
hit-Milan. Sacrifice h~it-Shanks. stolen
base-MGBride; Wild pitch-Carter, Umpires
connolly and Dineen, Time-l hour and IS
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RusHhicaso, Murphy; Bo~on JanvT1n.
Wood. Two haAe htts-J Collins, Ruth
hits-E, Scott. Hobhtzell, Ben., Murphy
Bases. on balloon Rem. 2: of Ruth. 3
Wild pitch-Renz. Umpirce-Hiidebrand and
oLoughlin. Time-i hour and 46 minutes.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


TO-UhyB SCHeuuIa
Brooklyn in 81. Louis
Newark in Kansas City.
Baltimore in Pittsburg.
AZ SC. Louis.
\. II. 4.
Newark (F. .)....lSoolooul II 81 4
st Louis IF, L) ,,O22600i0@ 10 Q
Batteries-Seaton, Kaiseriins and Rari-
dem; Plank. crandall. Davenport and
Hartley.
\. II. L.
Chicago IF. Ia ..sO00l0s0x-o 10 :
Batteries--Suggs. johnson and Russell,
owens: Brown and Wlison-
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To-day's ScheduIe.
Jersey City in Rochester.
Harrisburg In Montreal.
Providence in Buffalo.
Richmond In Toronto.
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Kohl Yamada- playing III 30 Ha'
Colcman's l+a. won by a soors OF csc
to 23l in his practice game at Daily
last night. The high runs were Sb foi
the winner n II for the loser, and
the averages 10 and 1854.
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Rune-Detrolt, Bush, Crawford, Kayanaeh
New York, Baumann. Pipp. First base OF
bases Detroit, g.: New York, 8. Two has,
hit-Bush. First base on balls-on Lowder
milk, Z: off Mogridge. 2 Struck out-B,
Lowdermilk. I; by Oldham. I; by Mogridge. 2
stolen bases-Cobb. Baumann. Double play
-~Peckinpaush Cunassistedl: veach, Youns
and Burns Hits-oh 1.owdermtlk, 2 In sever
innings: of Oldham. 2 in two innings I'm
pire In chief-Nsllin. Field umpire-Dineen
Time hour and t6 minutes.
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Pacific Coast League

San Francisco. 4; Oakland. 8.
Portland. 3 Vernon, 2.
salt Lake, Z: Los Angeles, o.
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American Association.
AT

r. II. r.
Minneapolis. .... ioioo<0o o-s 10 2
Indianapolis. . 0 0 0f0o "a 2
misunderstanding and Charity; Willis
and Blackburn.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Ransas Ctty.... soioooo.oo@i .
Paasrtss-sanders and Crisp, Ellis and
ClemonA