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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

Then comes the transformation.
The wife. her eyes opened. he
comes a social butterfly herself
completely humbling friend nus
band II H. delightful comedy
drama In five acts.
Fathers Footsteps" Triangle
keystone &C mcdy. with Ford Strr'
ling in the leading role. completes
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

MIR. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, IA
nous society dancers OF New York.
are featured in a new film release
by Cort called The Whirl OF Life. ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-10
ENTER BIG REGATTA
Twelve Cities VIII he Represented Mt
National Meet at Springfield.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Twerve
cities will be represented in the ma
uonal rowing regatta which will be
held on the Connecticut River at
Springfield. Mass next Friday and
Saturday. Only sixty entries have been
received for the several events, a fall
Ing off OF ono-third the number sent in
for tho contest at Philadelphia last
year.
In announcing the entries here to-
day Fred r. Fortmeyer. secretary OF
the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen. said that was an off year
for rowing among the American clubs.
Only two entries had heen made by
Canadian. one from ST. GATHERINGS for
the intermediate singles. and that of
Robert Dibble. Of Toronto. who will
compete against John B. Kelly. OF
Philadelphia. and w. II. Hoover, of
Duluth, In the championship singles.
No other clubs in Canada were able to
send representatives owing to the
ready response OF Dominion oarsmen
to tho call for volunteers for tho
European war.
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.CUTsHAW EQUALS RECORD
FOR HITS MADE IN CAME.
Brooklyn Inflelder Ties Beaumont
With Six Safeties in Six
Times at Bat.
ROBINS SWAMP CHICAGO CUBS
Thirteen Runs Piled Up by Superbas.
Phillies Lose in Twelfth to Reds,
and Braves Manage to Defeat Car
dinalS ut Last.

CHICAGO. August George Cut
shaw. second bascman for Brooklyn
to-day tied the worlds record, held by
Clarence beaumont. OF Pittsburgh. by
making six consecutive hits in as many
times at bat in the game against, Chi
caGo The visitors shut out the locals
!" TO o. brooklyn played smuggling
game. making u total of twenty-threc
hits Off Pierce and Standridgc Chica-
go gathered one hit in the first inning
ana Good. who made il. reached second
when Wheat fumbled the bali Ho
was the only man to get that far
around the bases. Archer made the
other in the second inning. but failed
10 advance. Not n man walked on
either side, and no sacrifices were made
Umpire O'Day. who was reappointed
Yesterday, was compelled to oniciatc
alone to-day because his partner, Err
nest c. Quigley, was painfully hurt by
gas exposition.
H. B. johnson, president OF the Amer
ican League, was the guest of Presi-
dent Tener. of the National Lea que, at
the game. 1t being Mr.. Johnson's first
appearance at the park since the
worlds series of 1910 Score:
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MANY GUNNERS ENTER
Grand American Handicap mitch VIII
lie Largest In History OF Event.

PHILADELPHIA. August AT
closing time for the Grand American
Handicap entries Secretary Shaner, of
the interstate association, Pittsburgh,
announced 765 amateur trapshooters
entered. Entries bearing postmnr1
August arc being accepted. and tho
list Will be considerably Increased
when all applications are received.
Penalty entries will be accepted up 10
August Il at the grounds In Chicago,
upon payment Of IS additional.
The probable total will exceed $780,
Last year at Dayton. Ohio. all previous
records were broken with 5l5 entries,
forty-sevcn of which were penalties
The Grand American Handicap Will no
held in Chicago. August Is 10 30, in
elusive.
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NEWPORT NEWS MAY NOT
FINISH OUT THIS SEASON
Virginia League Circuit May Be Cut
Down to Four Clubs Very
Soon Now.
PORTSMOUTH BEATS ORPHANS
Tight Game Is Won In Ninth by
Truckers-Rocky Mount Defeats
Tars in Errorless Contest-Build-
ers Lose to Suffolk.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. August 9.-In
another tight game, Portsmouth de-
fehted the Orphans this afternoon by
the score of to 9. The Truckers
tied the contest in the eighth. and won
out In the ninth. but 1t was tight
squeezing for a while. Beyond the
fact that Donovan fenced the ball and
that the Cuban member of the local
asSreEation secured four hits, two of
them doubles. out of four times at hat
there was little feature stun in the
and glance at the box score viii
show that Portsmouth lacked only one
man of batting around the line four
times. This gentleman, the pitcher
had a bat in his hand when Shorts
single brought over the winning count
and made it four straight against
those homeless wanderers Local SPEC
ulation Is rife as TO the effects Of New
port News quitting. the general opin-
ION being that. IL the shipyard city
leaves. an attempt will be made to
complete the season with four teams,
the former Petersburg aggregation
being allowed TO go into the discard.
President cartwright was here to-day
but was reticent on the subject. He
has nock of freak umpires on his
hands and is receiving public sympa-
thS
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Federal League
Whales Win From 'Tiptops.

bEpgkLNN, Angus, >.-Cn!ca.go de-
te#,.a bfoor:!En today, 10 :, through
u-.-.l-1i ne-I-nE ts.-.l Hendrix This
made .ae t.lrC game Won by M" WISH
tors from The locals out O: the four
PLACED Ecn.rtN IVES hit freely. but
Vas saved H. tie l.-chas by fine stops
ana Inc catches, -Ir-e fast doubl =
plays featuring B-1o.!yu rallied in
the n.nth. viii snutout inminent,
enc scored "l" TN, on Is pass and three
hits double play and Fred Smith
oN.!EGrn!ns second o. II Smiths in
field hit, STOPPED ra"m At one run
flnneran was effective except in the
first and eighth
Score by innings. z. II 2.
Chicago .i on0d0r1 :. 4
BTookl!n ......g.GG uunnG oil II
Hatt"tles: Hendrix and Fischer; Fin
nernn. LIhAm .nl 4 SuL,M
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ARCHERS TO COMPETE
Twelve Experts with How VIII Meet
Ut ChICnKn To- DmN for Ohm III nI nnslin-

III tHirHRU tU- 11Hy Tut Z III IIOnShip.
Americas prominent archers are be-
iieved to have chance for the ma
tionnl championship won by Or. n. +.
Elmer. at the Wayne, Pa. meet last
year. according to advance informa
lion on the 1915 tournament which
opens at Washington Park. Chicago.
tomorrow
Among the likely candidates are
Frank Il; Sanfclh, Kansas city; Rurton
Payne Gray. Newton Center, Mass
James S. lilies. Pittsburgh. and n. !
RcndorH. Of Lake Forest. Ill Miss
Cynthia w. Wesson, of Cotuit, Mass.
and Bryn Mawr College. is believed TO
championship. which Mrs. Burton Payne
Gray, OF Newton Center. won last year.
but Will Ito unable to defend this yea r
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ANOTHER BLOW-UP

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August o
Webb, rank amateur from Pinctops,
y. c., was given Il tryout by tho shin
builders this afternoon. He blew rIp
in the third. and before Hamilton was
called to the box the game was lost
Graham pitched great ball for the
visitors and his support was alright
Hamilton also was in good form and
the run scored on him in the eighth
came on n muffed ny by Smith with
two down. The locals staged a rally
In the ninth. but with third and nrst
occupied and ono out. LauGhl!n. bat
ting for Carnes. hit into a double play.
The score:
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Boston

summary: Runs-Moran. Egnn. Magee.
Maranville. Rudolph, Hyatt Bethel. Two
base ats-Moran. smith, Rudolph. Griner.
Three base hit-Hyatt. stolen bases-Maran-
Vile 90. Earned runs-I3oston. 3: ST. Louis,
:. Sacrifice hits-ESers. .. Double plays
Miller to Hyatt; Rudolph To Evcrs to
schmidt, Evcrs 10 Schmidt 10 Maranvlle
Schmidt. Left on bascs-Boston. 2: 81.
Louis. s. Bahes on halls-on Grin.r. !: or
Sale, :: off Rudolph. !. Iits-on SRll~n.
IN innings; off GrIner. : In . innings
Struck out-by Rudolph. 3: by Grine-. .: by
Snilee. !! Umpircs. Rigler and I:ms!ie.
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REDS BEAT QUAKERS

CINCINNATI, August 9-In an uphill
night. which lasted twelve innings, Gin
cinnati won from Philadelphia to-day.
TO 4. The visitors took an early lead,
getting two runs in the first on a base
on balls and three singles. They scored
again in tho third on WilIiams's error.
An error by Dale was responsible for
another in the sixth. The locals found
Dcmarec'S weak spot In the sixth, scor-
ing two runs off double. an error and
TWO singles. They forced Demarce's
retirement in the seventh before any
one was out, and tied the score on two
singles and n sacrifice. Score:
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UMPIRE BADLY HURT
N"iE'c'' National League hrbitcr. So
f'"uNIy Burned in stove ENpIo.iou

CHICAGO. August g-Unnire e 6
'!"!fIe% was injured pamfuny when
@'f stove exploded III the umpire $
YAH park this afternoon. lie Was ,os,
tHf 'asE Tonight ana II was said ne
Would be back Ia the game In a week
|n'eley WAS hurled several foe, bv
~" explosion and aid no, regain con.
S"ouSn'ss ntN he had been removal
70 q hospital. V"
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RAIN STOPS PRETTY CLASH

NEW YORK, August 9-New York
ana Cleveland played n short 1-to-1
tic here to-day. the game being ter
minated in the sixth inning by heavy
at the time. there hcing two out.
kirkc scored Clcvclands run in tho
second inning on home run, and
New York tied in the fourth on n sin
gle and steal by Boone and Caldwell s
single. Two games will be played to-
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. ..3s /? - l. o Totals. 81
Y "a %, @ = ,n.- ~. La.s L.. -

Chicago ...............t / o o O 0 . %
Philadelphia ...........0 0 0 0 o o S.
summary: Murphy go. Weaver ~. Four
iieT. Fe!sch. Faber. Schauc. Bankston. La
ioe. l.ipp. Two-base hits-SchanG. Weaver
stolen bascs-FoGruicr. !. Collins. Earned
runs-Ch!caro, /; Philadelphia :; Sacrifice
hit-E Collins. Sacrifice ries-Fourr.cr. La
tote. Double pluy-E. Collins and Fourricr
Faber, Weaver and Fourier: Fesch. T.. Col.
lirs and Biackburne; l.app ard Kopt. Loft
on bas"s-chicaGo. J.; Philadelphia. s. FRS;
base on cr!ors-ChiCaEo, :. Bases on balls.
on Faber, q: off Majors. 6. III, by pi;che.
by Majors, murphy. Fcsch). Struck
oui-hy Fabcr. 4: by Nabors. {. Empires,
Evans and Ch!ll. Time ,:ia
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RED SOX BEAT BROWNIES

BOSTON. August 9.-Boston won
from st. Louis to-day. . to o. in n game
called at tho end OF the eighth inning
because of rain. y scheduled second
game was postponed until to- morrow
Foster kept the ST Louis hits well
scattered Boston scored the first run
on Hoopers pass and Speakers double
The second came in on Speakers sec
ond double, Il sacrifice and Agnew's
error. Score:
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BRAVES FINALLY WIN

ST. LOUIS. August 9.-Boston check
I'd its losing streak to-day by defeat
nC st. Louis. to .. Dolan's error in
he first inning gave the world cham
oions n three-run lead, which ST. Louis
,ould not overcome. The locals rallied
n the ffth and scored twice on Hyatt's
ripple. Gonzales's single, and Grincr's
iouhlc. SCORE:
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III FFAL8. Angus, t.-i.uf.alo won
me last KANE Of the series from Plus
nNsh to-N&y. 10 3. II was won in
Tho. eighth inning. uhcn iii Ci,asc
ima"e homo run with the bases fuu.
IAc other two runs In the eighth we're
made before Chase's hit.
score by Innings = II =
Buffalo .OOOooo0s.f
i",ishurFh .a...Qo2 OoOIo-3 ii
bHtl'rics Schulz, Anderson. Bcdicn,
btOIgOr. 800
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Totais....cs soi Il Totals. 81
sLtn.,nl fnr NN-nilr hmm In nirhth

Scorc by INNINGS: II
Boston Observation-Disclosures. o q 0 90
summary: Runs-TIoopcr. Speaker. Two
base hits-Speaker 81. Sacrifice hi;-C;a!mcr
Double plays-Cady and Gamer: howard,
.\gnew and Austin. Left on bascs--S;. L"I;e
= Boston. :. First base on crror-!;t. Louis
]. Eases halis-on Wciman. .: oil i<"ob.
!! OF Foster !. Hits-oh Wcilman. In :
innings; OF Koob. in inning. Hi, ~
ritcher-by Wci!man. tBarryt. Bnlk-
Wclman. Struck out-by koob. :; ny foS-
ter = Passed ball-by AGncw. .. TIM
p!res. Wallace and Connolly. Time. i:i5.
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TIGERS BEAT NATIONALS
IN Thirteenth CHAPTER
Doc Ayers and Joe Boehling
Pitching.
ATHLETICS ARE STILL sLiDING
Connie Mack Gives Recruit Pitcher
Chance-Rcd SoN Trim Browns in
Eight-lnning ConteSt-Yanks and
Indians Play Tie Game.

WASHINGTON, August 9-veach's
double. Burns single and Youny's
triple with two out in tho thirteenth
inning gave Detroit two runs and a
5-to-3 victory over Washington to-day.
In WashinEton's half. Gandil doubled.
koPp drew Il pass and Williams, pinch
hitting for Henry. moved them up with
sacrifice. but Mcbride famed and
waiter Johnson, batting for Ayers,
flied out to Vcach. score:
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GLOUCESTER. MASS. August g
The Sow YORK Ynchi Club run from
Mnrbl"hcad. Mass. 10 Gloucester day
was spoiled by fog After an unsuc-
ccssfui attempt had been made TO or
gnnizc n race tho feet was ordered 10
proceed at Win. and the squadron en-.
tered port with wind TANNERS for tho
most part In tow.
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OUTSIDERS WIN MONEY
At GRAND RAPIDS RACES
Miss Directed Furnishes Big Surprise
In 2:14 Trot for $1,000
Purse.
GENERAL TODD is WINNER
Iakes Three Straight Heats in Ma
iron Stakes for Three-Year-Olds.
Favorites Are Never Able to Get
Into Lead.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, August o
Favorites were beaten In all three
events in the opening program of the
iocal Grand Circuit harness races this
afternoon. Hard fought heats and
whipping finishes were the rule. Ideal
weather conditions prevailed
The feature event OF the day, the PA
trot for the Grand Rapids Railway
stake of $1,000 furnished the biggest
surprise In the winner, Miss Directed
an outsider. Mrthful, Il heavy pl,yed
!avoritc. won only one hcat, the third.
while Lettic Lee. also heavily PLAYED
to win. cano in for third money.
The Matron Stake for three-year-
Odds, was won in straight heats by
General Todd He was never better
than second choice in the betting Miss
Harris NJ, the favoritc. finished second
IN each heat Abdcll. another outsider.
hnished the winner in the 2:ln trot
after four great heats. Guy Nella. gem
orally picked to take the race. came
second despite bad break at tho
start of the final heat
Inc summaries:
2:l4 trot: Grand Rapids Railway
stake $4,000: 3 in )
Miss Directed. b. m. Direct
Well, NcDevitt
Mirthful. b. m. Star OF Pothen.
Murphy l.
j =
Todd Temple. br g.. Snow.
Laramie Lad. b. m, Mcdonald
The Guide. b. s.. Geers. >
Time, 2;o7 IL; 2:06 l-2: 2:os; 2:o7 IL.
Three year-oid pace. Matron Stakes,
$3.50.
General Todd. b. c., George
Todd. Reap Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Harris VI. b. T., Mcdonald
sad Thoughts. b. c, Cox. 49,. 3
Peter worthy. Z. C., McCarr dis.
Time 2:06. los.
?:lO trot; purse $1,000: in 3.
Abbel NJ. b. h. Moko. McDon-
aId ................ !
Guy Nclla. b. m. Gcers. 3
Lizzie Brown, b. m. Valentine 8 3 70
Lou Jennings. hr. m, Brennan 70
Aihaloma. b. e, Quinn...... l 70
The Somb-o Belle. b. m. Ser
..;..,...... o!s.
Time. 2:o6 IL; 2;0s 3-i; 2:o7 L.;
o:l0.
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Philadelphia.
Cincinnati.


'Onc out when winning run scored.
7hittcd for McKenery in second.
;sattcd for Dale IN sixth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia "a ! o 0 0 o.
Cincinnati 100 0 2 0 Is
summary: Runs-BancroN (2), Paskcrt
Cravath Groh. HcrZoE co. Williams. Wade
ki!iifcr Twob base hits-Wiliams. Stolen
hascS-l ietzoE N.ehoH. Earned runs-Phiia-
Gcinhia. :; Cincinnati. t. Sacrifice hits
Wagner. I.uderus. Whitfield. Niehof, VIII
lihn.s 90. Wade killifcr., Double plays
''roh, Wagner and Mollwitz: Herzog wag-
nor and Moilwitz. Left on bases-Phiia-
G"Ipiit - Cincinnati, 10. First base on
rr"r-Phiiadclphia. /. Bases or balls-off
Dcma'c". !; cn Mayer i: off McKenery. 3:
OFF schneider. .. Itits-of Demaree 4 in 6
innings tnonc out in SEVENTH: or Mayer. Z.
in innings; off McKc merry, in Innings !:
on Dale In innings: off Schneider. in
inniaEs struck out-by Pemarcc. s: by
Mayer. :; nv McKcnery i: by Dale 2; by
SghneiI"r |. Umpires, Byron and Eason.
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PROVIDENCE

'Nnttcd Tor Oc.chgcr Tn ninth.
score by innings; II
RICHMOND - - " q q -
ProNidcnc" 30 90 ! o.;
summary: Sacrifice hit-rhomp-
son. stolen hnScs-OnSlow. Me-
NnllN. Shcan. IWo-hn>c hits--Shcnn
On. Ra~c> on b1ll~-oN tottrcil. -;
of pCSChEcr. 4: oil Cooper. =. struck
uut-by GcSch=cr. =: lay tottrrll. =.
Batter hit-hy OcSchccr. Thompson.
nouiir plHE S-t0ttrrll To Nrra.on
ro Jordan: shorten In shcnn TO pnS-
low; CottrciI tn Jordan. Wild pitch
=, Uttrcll. impires. Isnndihoc and
Hart
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UNDERGRADUATES LOSE AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Cn-
steady pitching gave Chicago big
lead in the first three innings to-day,
and Philadelphia was easily defeated.
) to 4. Nabors, formerly OF the New
nan. Ga, club, settled down after the
third and did good work. Faber was
very effective except in the ninth in
ming, and was given splendid support.
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Orphana ........,....l O o O O O O C
PortsrT outh .......l o O n n -
summary: Runs-Cust Donovan Winston
Damrnu. st Martir. Two-tase hits-V!n-
run-Donova7. Stol-n base>-t;ust az. st
Martin. Bases hais--oE Causey 5 I..f,
on bases-Orphars. 6: Portsmouth. :. Struck
out-hy Portray. 3: b. Causey. 4. Time. $40.
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ROYALS BLANK BISONS

MONTREAL. QUE. August e.-Nton-
;real won from Eu|a!o today. taking
. short game hy 20 o Wh!;.rnnr's
Momentum drive with Ire!an on nrs.
scored TWO for The locals IN the first
inning. AND Dowd held the Bisons -
one h.; until raj. stopped the game
IN -. sixth.
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Newport News
Totals; az ~ Is To,ar...es ~ Il

SCORE by Innings. r.
Suffolk aforementioned o 3 b-i
Newport News ........O o o o.!
Summary: Kuns-Stewart, Shumaker. Goal
by, Poh. Smith. Stolen bases-Shumakc-
ca. Goa!by. Crist Two-hasc hi,-Cr!st BASES
on bals-on Wctb. ): on Hamilton. ,; or
Graham. 6. struck out-by Webb. .: by
Hamilton. E: by Graham. 1. Hit by pitcher
by Hamilton. tShuinakcr): b. Graham !
tCarnes). Left on bascs-Scwport News. s.
Suffolk. s. Wild p.tch-Webb. H!ts-oT
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Brooklyn.

Summary: Runs-Mycrs 90. o'Mara t0.
Dauoert CO. Cutshaw 60. ,Iu,nmc!, GctZ
Hummel. Myers. Getz. Pfener. stolen base
-cutshaw. Earned runb-Brookiyn. !. Left
on bascs-Brooklyn. Il: Chicago. > First
base Oh error-Brooklyn. :. Hits-or Pierce
In innings: off Sta ndridge. Is In in
ninrs. struck out-ty Pierce. 3: ty PteHer
!: by StandridEe. l. Wild pitch-P,erce
Umpire, O'Day. Time, hours
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suspend Ritcher Reynold..

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 9-Pitch-
er Ross Reynolds. OF the Louisville.
American Association, to-day was fined
and suspended for the remainder OF the
season. President O. a Wathen am
nounced that Reynolds had failed TO
observe the clubs training rules.
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Totnls.. 20 S 50 2 S rotnl

'3atcd for Stnnugc In ninth
fiSatted for Henry in thirteenth.
tBated for Ayers in thirteenth.
Score by innings r
Detroit ..................o o o 5000 0 2-5
Washington .:..........l 0 . 300 q Q 0 c--5
summary: Runs-Cobb. Crawford. NcaCh.
Burns t2l. Milan. Henry. Mcbride. Two.
ms" hits-Foster. Henry. Neach. Gaud!i.
Three base hits-Cobb. Kavanaurh Young
stolen basc-Dauss. Earned runs-petrotr 3:
WASHINGTON. !. Sacrifice hits-Mlan. Noel .
Foster: Bush to Young 10 Burns: Via TO
Young 10 Burns Left on hases--Detro,,, 9:
washington. J. First base on cr:crs-Dc-
of Boehiing. I: off Dauss 5. liiis-on Dcch-
ling. In innings: or AYERS. In In
ninEs. Struck out-by Boehl.nE. ;: by Dausa
:; ~ Ayers. .. Umpires. Dinccn and Nal
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Two-ba hits Beatty Daley. G:lber. sac.
Rice .hi;s-Wiua~s G Williams. stolen
baseball. IoEt.e T.ays-iioff "a Eolk. 20
BSsitF. Dale . Kelly. struck ou:--Sv HON
;, ~ LuG:o, 8 Bases CT Sa!is-of IIoff, ::
Of Lusg". W.lG r:ch-HoT. III; ny
D:;chH--.y Hr" :. Cmg:sss Ca-pente. and
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-Kirke. stolen bascs-Pipp. Peckinpaueh.
WambEganss, Boone. Smith. Earned funs--
New York. !: Cleveland |. Sacrifice hit
k!rkc. Double -Pecknpaugh. Roone
and Pipp Left on bhses-New York. 3:
Cleveland. :. Bases on errors Cleveland. ..
Eases on halis-ca!dwcIl. I. Mitchell ;.
struck out-hy Caldwell. .: by Mitchell 3
Empires. OL"ugh!in and IIldebrand. Time.
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. 4: Providence. S.
Toronto. 1: Rochester. q.
Montreal. .: Buffalo. lsiN inniRgs)
tOnlN three schcdnird.)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Providence G" 81 .eS S: Toronto l; /: r S.,
Huitalo - 81 oil Rochester Al 81 .I46
Montreal - IL $50 Richmond AZ 81 ABS
Hurrish'g &c i6 800 Jersey City SIS is 42a
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND mt Providence
Rochester nj Toronto.
Bnduio at Montreal
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
BROOKLYN. IL: Chicago. o.
Cincinnati. ): Philadelphia. 4 Uwclvc in
:o>,on. 6: St. Louis. >.
New rk-Pittshursh train>.
STANDING OF THE CLURs
rhnq IS = ~ rit-b'rh so % .soi
BROOKLYN ~ is .""g Boston 81 50 so,
Chicago so IS $40 II. Louis 40 IS al
New York. 80 s. $40 Cincinnati .4s .. .4SO
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York AT pittshurrh
Hoston NJ 81. Louis.
brooklyn at Chicaso.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. 2; ~. Louis. ietSht innings:
RAIN.
Chicago. s; Philadelphia. l.
New York. /: Cleveland, give innings:
rain.
Detroit 5: Washington. s Chlrtecn In
nnc>,.
STANDING OF THE CLCBS.
w l. ret w. l.. rct.
Boston 80 - $40 New York 8: IS 4os
Detroit dS - .62i 81. Louis 50 60 1871
chicago So 30 500 Cleveland s, 50 sS5
Washing n.. - IS .525 i'hiia. So 6s $50
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland 1T New York.
II. Louis AT boston.
Chicago 1t Philadelphia.
Detroit AT Washington.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Chicago mt Newark.
Kansas City mt Brooklyn
pittsburgh AT Baltimore.
ST. Louis mt Buffalo
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
buffalo. 6: Pittsburgh, 8.
Shi"nr", :; brooklyn, 1 Uen innings).
Newark. I; Kansas City, o (nrst gumc).
Newark. I: Kansas City. 9 (second game).
81. Louis. 3; Baltimore o.
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Willie CT. 3 . l o q High. CT. o
Turner, 81 2 o ! o Teckh SIS o { !
Chap'n. SIS ; : y Maisel. 3b.
JnCkn. II. Pipp. ID. o
kirke. ID. J Cook. RI. 0
smith ri. IIartll. II o
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Mitchell. ~ Caid'l p. o
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''rw" out when game called
count OF rain.
score by innings: r.
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