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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-08

Bicycle tires and supplies 1T Nine
han auto company. Best il the mar
ket. The new bicycle l&mp
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In Police Court-Mayor Hopkins
was faced by quite number of Sat
urday-night offenders at yesterdays
session of the police court. Most of
the evildoers were charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and light SEN
fences were imposed.
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Lawyers Return-A number of the
members of the Georgia Bar associa-
ton. who attended the meeting of the
organization on ST Simon last week.
and who remained over for the week
end, came up to the city yesterday and
departed during the day for their
homes.
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HE INDICTMENT WE OFFER

We do not give something for nothing. No merchant
DO that and continue in business. =. 49,
We do not sell gods below cost. You would do that
yourself if you a merchant. -. an~n
We don not advertise to do either of things For
v" advertise to do only that which faithfully accomplish
But we dc advertise to give give the biggest
lars worth OF goods for doarald give advertise
we do advertise to give thine best quality of goods of
any mousse IN this community and give what advertise
we do advertise that we will treat you exactly like to
be treated when we elsewhere for goods do HANDLE
ad we do exactly advertise
hat Is all we can promise you but give what we
promise
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Big Crowd Expected-From the out
look the Pastime will be crowded to
morrow when the wonderful photoplay
Graustark." will be shown. Come
early so as to get q sea First reel
runs 1890 am, ), as. $50. SIS
and 9:45 pm.
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Take this picturesque route and see
the first settlement in Georgia at
Frederioa-the old fort and cannon
used by Oglethorpe
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Notes
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The Weather-Forecas for today in
Georgia. Probably showers:
Dredge ArriVes-The dredge Sum
ter arrived in port yesterday and du
ring the morning took on coal at
Coney & Parker's. The dredge, it is
stated. will be engaged in work around
these waters for some time.
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Special Steamers connecting with
all Sunday Excursion Trains Music
and Dancing at Pavilion, New st.
Simon's Hotel.
SPECI AL EXCURSION EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING
JUNE Is to SEPT 1st.
Leave Brunswick . 500 pm.
Leave Ocean Pier HOO pm.
U. S. Mail to and from Ocean Pier
Twice Daily
The Washington herald., 1915-07-11
Morgan Back in Game and
Scores Run Which Slaves
Off Defeat.
JOHNSON IN RARE FORM
Big Twirler Allows Only Two Hits.
Eddie Foster Back on Third
Base Again.
spsci,I to The Washington Herald.

Chicago. Ill, July 10-Ray Morgan
came back into the game in time to save
a contest for the Nationals If he could
not win it. Rain dashed the hopes of
more than 1900 fans, and Umpire Con-
molly halted hostilities at the end Of the
fifth inning. with the score / to ].
With the Nationals in the rear, l to O.
in the fifth inning. Morgan beat out a
hit to Blackburne. Henry sacrificed
Mcbride tried to knock down Commy' s
bleacher fence. but Leiboid was opposed
to the Idea. This little fielder raced into
deep left center and pulled down Macs
swell drive, robbing him of a triple or
a homer This was Leibolds second Of
Tense of this kind in five innings
Johnson came up in the pinch and
stung the leather for beautiful safety
to left cener Morgan going home with
the tying run.
1t began to rain hard at this iuncture.
and after a walt of thirty minutes the
Nothing Doing" sign was hung out by
the jumps.
Joe Benz saved his game once. when
he caused all sorts of merriment in the
third inning by TRIPPING TO deep right GEN.
ter. Joe was ticklcd almost TO death
over his batting feat. He scored few
seconds later, when Leibold grounded
out. LeibOld saved Benz the game twice
by long running catches.
There will be n double-header here to-
morrow the first game starting at 30
y. m. Score:
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MINIATURE TENNIS
TO A. Y. LEIGH, JR

A. Y. LeeCh. jr.. captured the miniature
tennis tournament AT the Columbia Coun-
try Club yesterday afternoon by defeat
Ing Hub" Shannon. 50
This is the third time Shannon has been
runner-up. but he got some satisfa ctior
in trimming another member OF the
Leech family when he disposed OF Ed
Leech in the second round.
w. H Ronsaville and r. Finkensteadt
fought it out IN the consultations. which
went 10 the latter. IS
The summaries follow:
First round-C. +. King defeated Reed. By de
fault: Callahan defeated Clark bv default; Bates
defeated r. Finkensteadt. BY 60: E. o. Leech
defeated Pritchard nv So: Shannon defeated
SIS: Hughes defeated Wolfe. by 60: DIR. Pickford
defeated Swanson. by 81; Colloday defeated Nc
Lean. by default.
seoond ruund-K FTnkenstesdt defeated Nc
Lachlin b. IS: ConTadis defeated C r. King
nv default: Bates defeated Callahan. by default
Channon defeated T. o. Leech. by -; Sheridan
defeated Hughes. bv 6-5; Pickford defeated Colo
day BY So: A. Y. Leech defeated Heatou. by
So: Manning defeated kimball. By default
Third round-Conrads defeated X Finkensteadt,
by 6-3: shannon defeated Bates. BY 6-3; sheri
dan defeated Pickford. BY 81; A. Y. jeech de-
feated Manning. nv So.
Semi-fnzl ruEInd-Shannon defeated Conradis By
-: A. Y. Leech defeated Sheridan. by 6-s.
Firai round-A. Y. Leech defeated Herbert T.
Shannon. by -.
CONSULTATIONS
First rouDd-Bieder defeated Pritchsrd by SIS;
X. Finkensteadt defeated Wolfe. by So; L. Nc
Lschln defeated K. Finkrnsteadt. by IS: Ne
Lachn defeated Bisder. BY S-S; Ronsaville de-
fested Heaton, by 60; CollodAy defeated Msn'
ming BY 81.
Ssmi-snal rouud-R. Finkensteadt defeated Nc
lachlin. by IS; Ronss,ille defeated Colloday.
by So
Final rcund-R. Finkenstead, defeated Ron..,
Vile. by s.
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MISS AIDA DOYLE
FIRST AT COLUMBIA

HoDors in the womens golf champion
ship which vas played over the putting
course of the Columbia Country Club
yesterday afternoon went to Miss Aida
Doyle, who won a clean cut victory.
In the final round she was hard pressed
by Mrs. Finkensteadt. but captured the
match, l up.
Miss Catherine Let's won the consola-
tons, defeating Mrs. Newall. up and
to 60.
The summaries follow:
First round-Nrs. L. p. McIAchlin defeated Miss
Catherine Let's. up: Mrs william NJ smith
defeated Mn. E. b. Eynon, IT.. up and )
Mrs. C. Arthur slator defeated Mrs L. L. Sin
clair up; Mrs F. L. Finkensteadt defeated Mrs.
Percy Foster. up at 10 holes: Mrs Ayer Cohen
defeated Mira W. S. Newan. up and l: Mis-
Aida Doyle defeated Mrs. Claud $. Watts. ny
and 4; Ms. II. T. Reed defeated Mrs Alpheus
Winter ) up and 2; Mrs. George r. James de
featsd Mrs Carter n. Keene. up
Second ruuud-Mp. McLachlin defeated Mrs
Smith I up: Mrs. Finkensteadt defeated Mrs.
slator. Z up and 2: Miss Doyle defeated Mis-
Cohen up and ); Mrs. Reed defeated Mrs.
James. 6 up and 4.
semi Anal round-Mr Finkensteadt defeated Mrs.
McIAchlin. / up: Miss Doyle defeated Mrs. Reed
l up.
CONSULTATIONS.
First round-Miss Let's defeated Mrs Eynon.
IN: Mn Foster defeated Mrs. Sinclair. up. Mrs.
NexaIl defeated Mrs. Watts up and i; Mrs.
Winter defeated Mrs Keene. up
Seminal round-Miss Letts defeated Mrs Foster.
up and .; Mn Ne~an defeated Mrs Winter.
up and 2
Final round-Mss Let's defeated Mn. Ne~sll.
I'M, and l.
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TED MEREDITH TRIMS
WESTERN CHAMPION

Celtic Park, l. l., July 1o.-Ted Mer-
edith. Pennsylvania great middle dis
lance runner, proved today that he is
the master of the West as well as the
East. Ted" defeated Roy Campbell
Western champion, and Joe Higgins
New England champion. at $50 yards
in one of the best races Of his career.
Campbell took the lead at the crack OF
the gun and turn the quarter in 50 LIS
seconds. Meredith passed him ten
yards further and at the 500 yard
mark Higgins passed both men, The
field remained in this position until 90
yards from the tape when Meredith
with a great squirt passed him and
won by three yards. Campbell quit
100 yards from the finish.
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. % o ! 200 % .
WILLIAM S. REYBURN
JOINS COLUMBIA CLUB

William Stuart Reyburn, the Chevy
Chase golfer. who captured the Dis
trict of Columbia golf championship
several weeks ago, has applied for
membership in the Columbia Country
Club.
Mr.. Reyburn is one of the best
golfers in this section and when on
his game is capable of holding his
own with the best opponents Of the
game.
1t is understood that the action of
Mr.. Reyburn in applying for MEM
bership in the Columbia Country Club
is n sequel to the recent controversy
at the Chevy Chase Club over the pro-
posed changes in the golf course.
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Boehling and Morgan Come to Blows;
Grif Fines Them Fifty Dollars Each
Alteration Occurs in Chicago
Beach Hotel and Is Stopped
by Other Players.
BOTH PAY THEIR FINES
Old Fox Makes 1t Plain He Will Not
Tolerate Such Actions On
or Off Field.

| Special to The Washington Heran.
Chicago. July 1o-As the result of a
fist fight in the Chicago Beach Hotel this
morning Ray Morgan. the Nationals
second baseman. and Joe Boehling, the
pitcher, were fined $50 each by Manager
Griffith, and both paid their fines before
starting for Comiskey Park this after
noon.
Boehling is alleged to have made a
kidding remark to Morgan, which the
latter took seriously, and before anybody
realized what had happened. Morgan. ii
is claimed. knocked the pitcher fiat with
blow to the face. But for the interven-
ton OF the other players the affair would
probably have terminated seriously, as
both men We're white with rage.
Manager Griffith, as soon as he heard
OF the affair. sent for Morgan and Boehl-
ing told them in no uncertain tones what
he thought Of the whole business. made
them shake hands and plastered on a
fine of $50 each as reminder that fist
fighting will not be tolerated on or of
the field.
Today's little episode. involving two Of
the Washington players. is the first OF its
kind which has cropped out since Griffith
to be depIored.
Both Morgan and Boehling are sensitive
fellows, high strung and likely to go Off
half-cocked at the slightest provocation.
Boehling's perverted sense Of humor
has more than once in times past nearly
gotten him into trouble. He probably
said something to Morgan that was meant
for a joke, and as Ray has been up
against 1t lately. he resented the remark.
Fist fights and internal troubles will
quickly disrupt any ball club, where har-
mony must prevail If results are to be
gained, and It IL hoped that no more I'M
pleasant Incidents like today's affair ap-
pear in the future-(Sporting Ed
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ADDITION PLANNED To
Chevy CHASE COURSE
Following Suggestion Made by Gen.
E. M. Weaver, Club May Add
Nine Holes This Fall.

Following a suggestion made by Gen.
Weaver, one of the members OF the
Board Of Directors of the Chevy Chase
Club. that organization is contemplating
a change in the golf -.,rrse with the idea
In view OF relieving the congestion which
exists on Saturdays and holidays.
The plans provide for a new nine-hole
course which would permit those who
do not care to go the whole eighteen
holes to play their game without inter-
fering with the veteran golfers. The new
course would be OF especial benefit to
the lady players and would be available
for their use at all times.
The club owns enough land to make
the suggested change and by a slight re-
arrangement of the present eighteen
holes can provide three very good Mines
Seven new hols would be necessary. but
two holes Of the present eighteen could
be used IL the present plan Ii approved
by the Board of Governors.
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RAILROADERS' TENNIS
TOURNAMENT MONDAY

Beginning Monday. the Terminal Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A. will hold its annual ten
mis- tournament on the courts Of the as
sociation, east of Union Station.
w. W. Tenney and c. d. Perry win be
in charge Of. the matches and will act as
referees.
The pairinss in the singles, which were
announced last night. include fifteen
names, as follows:
W. A. Strieter VS.. +. A. T.uan. George
r. Stephens VS.. Walter Mold, s. NJ. BOYD
Vs. W. =. Dixon. II. r. Johnston VS.. G.
Mowan Mayo. II. r. Proctor VS.. John R.
Mayo. Brent Young VS.. {. NJ. Mark, E.
N. Tyler Va. Raymond Charsiee. bye o.
r. jefferson
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Totals

Thus. In his last eiShty-nve innings
Alexander mas yielded an average Of
about one run for every seven innings.
one hit for about every twenty-three In
nings. one pass for about every eight
innings. and he has had two strike-outs
for every three innings.
His seasons record Is sixteen vic
tories. three defeats and one tie contes.
Before the season opened Grover an.
nouncsd that he was out to win forty
games this season. Such q feat appeareo
to be impossible. but q continuation Of
the work that he has done during the
past month and four days would en-
able him to easily accomplish the feat.
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Notes of the Nationals.

Judge lands. who is holding out on
his baseball suit decision. was spec
tator.
The crowd gave Walter big hand
when he famed Leibold and Weaver, the
first batters ur in the first inning.
Leibold's great running catch of Nor
CANS ny in the second inning was classy.
II robbed Ray of triple or home run.
johnson was appla uded loud and long
by Judge Lands and other fans when he
stepped to the plate to hat in the third
inning.
Joe Benz caused loud cheers: also laugh
ter when he tripled to deep right center
In the third inning.
Leibold duplicated his great catch on
McBride's long drive in the fifth. another
highway robbery.
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metropolitan TITLE
TO GILBERT NICHOLS
Wilmington Golfer Lands Open Cham
pionship by Trimming Bob Mac
Donald, y to 70.

Fox Hills Golf Club. Clifton. L. l.. July
10.-Gilbert Nichols. of, Washington.
won the Metropolitan open golf cham
pionship here this afternoon in the play
OF of the tie with Bob Macdonald,
professional to the Country Club. Buff
falo. by five strokes.
Both played somewhat ragged golf at
times, but with brilliant work intermin-
gled. The play-on was over IS holes. and
Nichols led by one stroke. going out
with . card Of 80. Coming back. both
men were weak on their putting. and
Nichols finished with a card Of 70.
while MacDonald's best was IS The
cards:
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He Starts to Rebuild
BY Reinstating Morgan


Muscatine. lows, July 10
Baseball fans Of Keskuk, Iowa.
will see league ball games for
3 cents each for the remainder
Of this season. A plan to tide
the keskuk club over its pres
ent financial difficulties has been
put to work. A ~ ticket II good
for admissiO1 to the park there
fer the rest Of the season. There
are thirty three games to be
played there. The directors of
the club lad $500 of these tickets
printed, and they expect to dis
pese Of them all within the next
few days.
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Rain Hats Nationals
With the Score a Tie
Brickley to Coach State.

Pittsburgh, July 10-From an
authoritative source 1t became
known here last night that
Charley Brickley, former Harvard
star football player and captain
OF the 1914 team. had been en-
gagged by the committee Of sth-
letics at Penn State College to
succeed Bill HolIenback. formerly
of the University of Pennsyiva-
mia. as head coach. He will be-
gin his duties ms soon rs the
players get back to school after
vacation. This informa ton comes
from . man in clsse touch with
athletic affairs At Penn State.
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Divide Double Bill.

Boston, July 10.-The Ca rdinaIs hit Tom
Hughes hard and won the first game of
a double-header today. TO l. but the
Braves came back and took the second,
) to /. George Davis outpitched Meadows.
The tail-end OF the Cardinal batting
order arose in wrath and the averages,
hitting out a victory in the initial strug-
gle. while Connolly bdtted the Braves
to victory in the second. Score:
First game r. r. z.
ST. Lnus............ 0 o % - Q
Boston. ............... o 0 q 0 e-l s
Bstterles-Robinson and Snyder; Hughes Strand
and Whaling and GOWdy. Umpires-Messrs. Eas1n
and Byron.
Second game RHE.
ST. Louis ............ 0 0 0 0 90 OIL
Boston. ............... 0 o 0 Ks
Batteries-MesdowS and SNYDER: Dabis and Cow
dy. Umpires- Nessrs. Byron and Eason-
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X. FINKENSTEADT IS
FIRST In TOURNEY

The Finkensteadt brothers fought it
out yesterday afternoon in the Junior
golf championship at the Columbia Coun-
try Club. when h. Finkensteadt defeated
his brother, Robert. by a single stroke.
z. Finkensteadt went out in 81 and on
the homeward trip had a card of IS, Civ
ing him a total of S.. X. Finkensteadt
went out in A. and completed the circuit
in 10, for a total of 81.
The contest was eighteen holes. medal
play
The Washington herald., 1915-07-11
Browns Trim Macks.

st. Louis. July 10-The Browns advanc-
ed a notch this afternoon by winning
from the Athletics. to J. Hamilton
gave only six hits and had fine control.
Lavana was put out of the game for
arguing with Umpire Evans. Sisler
stopped a rally in the ninth by sensa-
tional catch of Kopfs drive. Summary
RH.E.
pniladeIphia 90 oo1 o.
81. Louis ....... o o ) 0x4
Batteries-Bre-sler Crowell and Lapp: Hamilton
and Severoid. umpirts-Messrs. Chill and Evans
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COLI Title for donald Edwards

Chi0so Jub M-Donah Edwards. a Midlothian.
non The Chicago Distinct Golf Association amateur
cSampionship at Glen View after q brilliant con.
tsst with william Rautenbosch. Of Glen Oak. ID.
wards total for the seventy-tuo holes vas 81
asainA 81 for Rautenbusch. Paul Hunter. Of Mid
lothian. was third with score Of 81. and B. A.
Gardner. a Hinsdale. formerly national amateur
cAamuina. fourth. with N
n svsns vss ~ iast yssr b Charles 'Chiet'',
Hvsna wsstsm AMATEUR shsnpisa, NE dA nes
sst9 tAh yeaE.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-11
Phillies Win Another.

Philadelphia, July ia home run by
Luderus following Baird's error and Whit
ted's double. gave the Phillies another
victory over the Pirates today. s TO ;.
Pittsburgh led until the seventh. when
the Philiies' artillery got the range. De-
maree allowed nine hits, but kept them
well scattered. Score: ,
r. II. T.
Pittsburgh. ........., 90 2ooI e-3 }
I'hiladelphis ......... o ; I-S /
Batteriee-Ad4ms and Gibson: Demaree and Burns
Umpires -Messrs. QuiCey and Emslie.
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Another Player Tor fliaut,.

Seattle. WASH. July ic.-Dick KiAsella closed .
deal yesterday which gives the New Yort Gisnts
First Baseman Georss Kelly of the Victoria club.
LANCE fsmous CAicssp esnfes a<idss. Kelly b
feet ischss II hdsht usishs - psundo ~
= oily = ram 81
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Grover Hayes Loses to Bowers.

epringheid. Mas. July N-Duke Bower q
rhisdelphia. hested Grover Haye. Of rhtlsdel
phia IN Twelve lat rounds 1T the New Atlas
Athletic Club last night.
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Caldwell Shows Form.

Cleveland. July lO-Caldwell bested
Morton in a pitching duel today, to o.
For six innings each pitcher allowed but
two hits. both OF New York's being Of
the fluke variety. In the seventh, how
ever, the Yankees opened up and scored
twice on Maisel's single. Pippis triple
and Highs single. The Yankees scored
two more In the ninth on combina-
ton of errors and hits. Summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-07-11
LANDS OVERTIME GAME.

BaItiuore Defeats Newark In Ten
Innisgs, 3 to 2.
Newark, July io.-Baltimore defeated
Newark IN ten innings today. > to 2
Kirkpatrick's long hit scored Jacklitsch
from second with the winning run.
Score:
n.,timor,. es6i seeei - . .
Newark. 80 eseel 80 Q .
DAtssrto-1shssna s.d Jaekhtaeh: Ksissriins aud
Rassdn. u10kso-Asaa. NsCemaak - ehan,
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REBELS ARE EASY.
st. Loui. Federal. Trim Pitt.burxh

81, I.oui. Federals Trim Pittsburgh
by . to 4.
Pittsburgh. July 10.-The st. Louis
Feds easily defeated Pittsburgh here
today by a score of 9 to 1. Davenport
kept the hits scattered while St. Louis
hit Hearne at will. the batting Of
Hartley being especially timely. Score:
RH q.
s, Loui,. osos&f 10 Is .
Pittsburfh - 90 900 OIL
Bsttsries-Davenport and Hartley: Hearne. Dics.
son and O'Connor. Umrivs- Messa. Howell and
Ffpuefan,
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Mitchell 0utboxes Alberta,

New York July ie.-r,rry Mitchell the Bsoaklyu
mS1d,e vasht. mthoxed Johnny tkidl Alb<sts b
the ten-ruund viud-up Of the vauderhik Aah1n11D
Cub IN Rruoklyn las, sisAt
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JOE BIRMINGHAM SUES FOR $40, 900.
RAY MORGAN
JOE BOEHLING.


alleged
of
petition his
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'-nin" Redren. one q the Reds lafsst acquis-
hatting.
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HAL CHASE IN LIMELIGHT.
CIouts Ball, Giving Buffalo Victory
Over BroOkfeds.

Buffalo, July 10.-Chase's triple with
the bases full in the seventh today eli
NAKED Buffalo batting rally and gave
the locals a to victory over the
Brookfeds. wiltse was invincible until
this inning. when he was relieved by
Smith Just before Chase made his triple.
Anderson's double, Engle's error and an
out gave Brooklyn their runs. Summary:
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New York, July 10.-New York bumped
Benton and Ames today and made a fur
Their gain on the leaders by defeating the
Reds to 3. Tesreau was in form and his
team mates piled up runs behind him.
Larry Doyle led both teams in batting
with four hits, two of which were triples.
Leach and Robertson each got three.
R.H.E
Cincinnati............ 900 2 % o-3 l
New YORK ............. . 0 0 o ) = Is /
Ratteries-Benton. Ames. and Wingo: Tesreau
and Meyers. Cmpres-Masrs. Riger and Hart.
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RED SOX pound
TIGERS HURLERS
Dubuc and Cavet Fail to Halt
Boston Club, the Hub City
Crew Winning, E to 3.
THE AMERICAN GAMES

Detroit, July 10.-Neither Dubuc. who
started the game, nor Cavet. who re-
lieved him. had anything that bothered
the Red Sox, the latter winning s to 3.
Boland replaced Cavet in the eighth after
Thomas had tripled and Foster had hit
over the left field fence for a home-run.
He came in too late. fine exhibition of
slab work being wasted. Kavanaugh also
hit homer over the left field wall. Score:
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Double play-MorEan to Mcbride 10 Gaudil
rInpires-Messr. Connolly ard Wallace. Time d
game-l hour and Is minutes. Auendance-l50N-
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays P-sULTs.
American.

American.
Washington. /: Chicago, /.
(Called end sixth. rain
Boston. S; Detroit, 5.
New York, 4: Cleveland. 0.
st. Louis. 4: Athletics. 3.
TODAY
Washington at Chicago C eames),
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland.
Athletics at ST. Louis.
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land
TWO FROM CUBS
Brooklyn Club Climbs Nearer
Top Of Heap by Trimming
Chicago in Double Bill.
THE NATIONAL GAMES

Brooklyn. July l0.-Brooklyn advanced
its claim to a place in the sun and the
United States today, the Dodgers keeping
up their sensational squirt by easily TAX
ing a double header from the Cubs.
Douglas the Cincinnati cast-off. easily
held Roger Bresnahan's slugsers in the
first game. while his teammates were
Vaughn. label and Adams.
Wheeler Dell shut them out in the sec
ond Cheney. the star of the Cubs sta
BILE. was the victim in this game, the
Dodgers hitting him in punches.
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National.

Phillies, s; Pittsburgh, 3.
New York, q: Cincinnati. 8.
Brooklyn, 8: Chicago, g.
Brooklyn. S: Chicago. o.
st. Louis. z; Boston. 1
Boston. 3; St. Louis, l.
No games scheduled.
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Boston o. 0 ; 0 o o o-s
Detroit ................ | . O-S
Batterie-F9ster ard Thomas; Dubuc. Caret. Bo-
land and Baker UmIirrs-Messrs. Hidebrand and
o LHghln.
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Cincinnati Is Easy.

Observation-Disclosures and SNYDER: Dabis and &
dy. Umpires -Messrs. Byron and Eason.