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REGATTA PLANS COMPLETED.
Bona Eide Accident Means Recall
In Harvard-Yale Race.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 6.--To-aight
the Harvard rowing management an
nounced that all arrangements have
been completed for this years Harvard
Yale regatta at New London on June
20. The big race day programme of
races between freshmen, varsity and
varsity second eight Dared crews already
haa been announced. II has been de-
cidcd. however. to have only one judge
at the finish this year. and for this duty
Harry A. Fisher of Columbia Univer-
sity has been selected n. Otis Rockwell.
also If Columbia, has been chosen as
alternate. The referee as usual will be
". II. Meikelham. another Columbia
man.
The varsity race will be rowed up
stream this year and the crews have
agreed that they shall be recalled IL
bona fide accident occurs TO either dur
ing tire progress of the first half mile
of the race Harvard's crew will go to
It's quarters At Red Top on June Z.
This afternoon the Harvard class races
were held on the Charles River, the
sophomores beating the juniors by
third OF length and che seniors finish-
ing four lengths behind the juniors.
NJ G. bowling, II. won the single sculls
and will represent Harvard against Yale
IN this event. Z. v. NJ. Robinson, l6,
also will row against Yale II there are
four competitors.
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PIMLICO RACING RESULTS.

First Rsce--Maideu two-year.olds purse
Zoo Your r ana half ;g,iong..virs!uia
g. 80, show :. so. won; Casco iOT Tap
I'm. pace s. 30. show 81 90, second sun
God, 10 Davies, show $3.50. third Time.
q. -. Triholo. Macc.bcc and Golden
ssc,aa Racc-rcwssn selling s,eeple.
~srS par.. Goo TOY" TG y'n Sas 1Sa nR
40 ,Gaddyl, straight 1880, place s. so,
..hos% $50, won swish, 40 Jolly, place
Haynes, show SAC. third, Time.
ass 20. Gun Cotton, King Cash. S,ucco
Aodon. Frog senegambian and worstdaie
rhlrd, Race--s.ulng handicap; three-
Goods a. inward, purs. $500 six fGr.
'os ,Tap!'n place '3.5o show So 80, sec
und, Louise TraNcrs, - rMcCah.yn, show
rh"w, Royal Meteor, Canlo and ston.hrnge
Fourth Race-Ths pikcsvill. Purse
S"o". one miIc--Richard Ianedon, liz
3 Won W,r!ock, n, ,GoIds,.inl. place
loud. show s. "a, Mira Tine " IDS.
Ln,hin, ana Ardencrt.G also ran.
,. Eil@ Rae T,M.% oo Allies and
Icn lAs'. ~ .rApiir,. strsight 40. place
$ go. NOV $? 20. Won, Plumoss, io7 ME
ray pausan,c. 10 ,Turncri. show $40.
'hiri. Tim 90. school FOR scandal
FISH VAN and Mari Blackwood also. ran.
,Eg"c-S "dr-o,ds aud upward. purs. $500
one mny ana forty yards -YodrIing iDs
tMvIhErN), straight 81 80 place 81 40.
show 80 10. Won, Bus1 Around, i0s Cshil,
iingl place t3So, show $40. second
Dting"rh"'d. l03 tTurnerl. show 81 40,
third, Time, la %, York Lad, scpui-
N"da, Dr. pucuusr and colonel Holloway
$50 ran
seventh Race hr-c-year Odds and up
n
s.N,nS wards -Srckspur. IL tSchut-
'luEerI, straight 81 60, place tA3O, show
81 40, won. III orc, ~ tFiirbro herr, place
s. 80. shnH S.. 60, second. Richwood ia
,NcEwcnl show $40, third Time
I.i5 %. >bhottsford. Roaslic Orme. Hab-
erdash, Free Trade, SURPRISING and Miss
MCtiigge also ran.
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BROKERS AT SLEEPY HOLLOW
stock Exchange Golf Players Plan
Annual Tourney May rs.

The New York Stock Exchange Golf
Association will hold its annual tourna-
men; this year at the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club. Scarborough. y. Y, on
Saturday. May Ia. Sleepy Hollow never
has entertained the brokers before and
IL Is expected that an even larger num-
Der than usual will play in the tourney.
An eighteen hole medal play handicap
will be the main event and there will be
gross prizes and first, second and twenty
third net prizes In both Glasses A and
T. All with handicaps Of twelve strokes
or under will be IN Class a.
Among the golfers who probably will
play are Howard L. Whitney. l.. NJ
Barnes. Louis Livingston. Cornelius 5.
Lee, D. A Loring. H. H. McAlpin Cd, W.
Fellowes y gan. Jr., w. H. Simons, II.
ID. Wrenn and c. +. Watson, Jr
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Funke Takes Last Trap shoot.

PORT WASHINGTON. May 6.-Herbert
F l.. Funke Of Bays!de Yacht Club won
an open 100 clay bird shoot at the traps
OF the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club this
afternooa. II was the last trap shoot
Ing event of the season on the North
shore. BY breaking Sc with
handicap OF sixteen Funke had one to
spare for a perfect gross score He
tied with Tracy II. Lewis Of the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club In the formal
schedule strings, but In the shootoff
Funke won The third prize went to
Lorenzo b. Smul OF the Port Washing
ton Yacht Club who scored 80 on his
handicap Of eight. Hazen L. Hoyt. Jr..
Of the Nanhasset Bay Yacht Club was
nigh scratch man OF the day, breaking
gS
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Boone improves by
Dint of Hard Test

A MUCH improved player,
a Lutte, also called Danl,
Boone of the Yankees. He is do
ing fine work for the New York
American Leagu rs. He always
could field well, but last year was
a mediocre hitter. Now he is
brandishing a bat which makes
all pitchers wary Of him, and he
is getting hits that count. II may
or may not be that the schooling
Boone received last winter on the
Honolulu trip has wrought the big
improvement in his stick work,
but, anyway. he batted day after
day against Alexander, Tesreau,
James and Vaughn, as formida-
bile quartet of boxmen as could
be found to furnish needed prac-
thce.
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Pittsburg In Baltimore
st. Louis IN Buffalo
Marion pitched gilt edged ball for the
Brookfeds yesterday and his team de-
feated the Sloufeds in the second game
OF the series. 8 to g
Both teams played errorless bal and
the fielding was featured by triple
play by the 81; Louis team. which
nipped In incplent rally in the sixth
inning Evans and Myers had walked
TO deep right for what looked like "a
sure home run. Tobin, the st. Louis
outfielder. dug for II, however, and
caught the ball Just M 1t was about
Evans nor Myers thought there was
chance ~ the bail being caught and
they were well on their way home when
Tob!n made a perfect throw to john
son. VINO tossed to Brldweil putting
Evans out al second i,ridwell COM
pleted the play by throwing to BOrton.
who made the putout on Myers.
Marion had just one bad inning, the
hrst. He started by walking Bridwell.
Tob!n attempted 10 sacrifice and beat
out the bunt. Drake flied out 10 deep
centre and Bridwell took third. to score
later on Borton's single. Miller singled to
centre. scoring Tobin. and Bortor went
out attempting to reach third. Miller
went 10 second or cooper's THROWN
and was out trying 10 steal third.
Thereafter only three men faced
Marion IN each inning up TO the finish
and only one reached first base
Vaughn drew pass ~ the nth. out
was doubled at second on Watson's hit
20 the pitcher after Johnson had popped
out. Ia tho las, eight innings the St
Louis men hit only one ball OUT OF the
lnhe!d. 4 short ny to right BY Hartley
In the fourth.
The Brookfeds tied the score in the
second Myers walked and wen; TO third
or Hollis single Rr!dwell robbed
Gasnler OF a sure hit when he scooped
up scorcher near second, but Myers
scored on II and Holt reached the mid
way. Holt went 20 third on Lands out
and after Marion was passed scored on
Anderson's single. Watson settled down
then and was helped by some fast field
Ing In the eighth inning De!ahanty
walked and was forced out by Cooper
The latter took second Oh Evans's out
went 20 third on passed ball and
scored on Myerss single. Myers stole
and Holt grounded out, but the lone
run OF the inning was enough 10 win.
The score.
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STATE LEAGUE OPENS SEASON.
Albany Only Home Team to Lose
Inaugural.

ALBANY, May 6.-Albany was the only
home team losing the opening game IN
the New York state League to-day when
Utica found Jacobs In the sixth. The
score:
Ri +
Albany ...,... 0 0 0 0 Ii .
Batteries-Ctica, Taylor and Ahles;
Albany. Jacobs and ClDusher,
AT BlSGHAMTON.
Il II. l..
Scranton 1901 0 o o % 4
Einghamton. 3 0 3 /. 0 x--iO - .
Batteries--Scranton, Scull and Brecken-
ridge; Binghamton o'Connor and Peter
son.
AT ELMIRA
Wilkesbarre 20 o 0 0 90 IS 3 .
Eimira ........ 3 o 0 . 0 x--8 II I
Batteries sbarre. Mckinley and
Brieger; Elmira, Dessau and Bemis.
AT TROY,
II. f.
Syracuse . % 2 0 o o % .
Troy.,..,..... 90 . o N-7 !
acknowledgements Frill and Smell ;
Troy, Parsons and Fitzgerald
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The Yankees had their first extra
inning game to play yesterday and came
out Of 1t with colors flying. They beat
the Red sox. who are here for the first
time and who didn't give any vivid i'm
preston Of a potential pennant winner
The Detroits didn't play. but stay in
first place. The wsshingtons ran away
from the Athletics and passed the Red
sox. while the white sox overcsme the
Clevelands.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. Z; Boston. thirteen
inninED.
washington. IL; Philadelphia ?.
Chicago, 10; Cleveland. T.
Detroit-st. Louis: rain.
DsSaiIsA Standing u the C1ubs.
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southern League.

Birmingham 10. Atlanta
Chattanooga, !, Nashville, Z"
Memphis Little Rock, rain
Mobile IL; New orleans. lfrst EameI
New Orleans. 8. Mobile. s ,scoonG gamel
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PTTTSFEDS RALLY IN TENTH.
cluster of Two Runa Enables Nine
10 Beat Newark, & to ..

NEWARK, May I'm a tenth inning
rally today the P!ttshurg Feds cap
tured the opening game OF the series
with the Newarks score . to 3 Jones
opened the Inning with "A safe hunt and
vas advanced u cushion on Bergman,
mer's single 70 left. Mowrey hunted
along the f1rst base line. Huhu got
the bah and on his throw to Laporte,
who VAS covering the initial sack. he
caromed the bali off Mixes head. Jones
scored easily on the error. but Berg
hammer was caught At the plate on
Laportc's throw, Frank having chased
the ball into short right field After
konetchy had famed Oakcs doubled 70
right centre and Mowrey scored, The
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

In his last two games and he is forgetting
whether "A ball is round or square.
sailors Of the United States nsei viii be
entertained by the Yankees and Red SuS
at the Polo Grounds next Monday.
An invoice Of Highs doings against the
Red sos takes In the following TO VII;
putouts. two assists and one stolen base
Witch for one days work make a busy hee
look ike somnolcnt and unemployed
sluth.
Twenty-thr bases on balls were given
by the Athletics pitchers In the three
games In Sew York. averaging close TO
eight a game
rapinfeds yesterday, but inasmuch rs III"
Whalef"ds gathered to themselves IA dozen
hits and accumulated eight runs, It Is
suspected that IL was no primrose path or
case which the chippcHH trod.
Unless he who was Giant for I'VE
minutes last week has lost his batting
many Federal Ieagu" pitchers will choke
when they see Benny kaun,
The Giants have won pretty often since
they stuck Fred Brainard in TO stop gap
A. first hhse.
As usual, the washington- can't make
runs enough for walter johnson TO make
games safe for him, with the result that
That pitcher has to keep extended In most
of his games
Clarence Rowland. the white Sox man.
ager, Is not at all dchcien, In ronyersa-
llnhal why's II" aihlllN lhhI me W MT"
Soy AZ" "A stronger team than the DetrUits,
losing four games TO the latter only he
cause his team failed to get the breaks"
our own observation. covering "A period OF
tw"s"ore years, IN that regular accom-
paniment to failure to get the breaks Is
failur. to play good enough bail.
Herzogs live day suspension, up day.
keeps him out OF only two games, last
Sundays and last Wednesday,, His team
wasn't scheduled Tor Monday, ana cold
weather kept 1, idle on Tuesday and
Thursday.
Says Ban johnson, or is 80 quoted: 1T
IL early In the season yet and many
changes VII t.he pi"'. before the ,i,nm-
pionship II decided" Deep stun, that II
takes league president to know those
things
Those who found felt hats irksome in
New York Yesterday may be Interested TO
learn that four games In the Northern
League. situated In the Lake Superior
region, were postponed on account OF snow.
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Harold II. Hackett and Fred,-.r, i
Alexander, erstwhila doubles chau'.o..
will help open the lawn tennis s,asu. ~
the County Tennis club o: W'-'.ay,'.
at Hartsdale. y. Y, tomorrow by I.as.
ing match with karl VI Boz 81
Theodore X. Pell, Eastern douh'e- 81 ,r-
pions. Prior TO the lawn tennis ntt-
which will begin At 3 O'Clock. there CO
be a canoe race down the BrluN R or
which runs past the clubhouse
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GIANTS OUTFINISH
BRAVES; ONE MORE
WIN FOR TESREAU
Big Jeff Supported in style,
Particularly by Murray's
Two Unusual Throws.
TRIPLE BY ROBERTSON
SETTLES LEFTY TYLER

The Giants played In the stronghold
Of the Braves yesterday and foored
that formidable crowd The brace Of
the New Workers. has resulted in their
climb to sixth place. They are ahead
Of the Brooklyns and Pirates. although
the latter won from the Cardinals. The
Brooklyns, however. were beaten by the
Phillies. Wet grounds baked the cubs
and Rede.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 3; Boston, I.
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, ].
Pittsburg. .: ST. Louis, ..
Cincinnati Chicago; wet grounds
Detailed standing 81 the Clubs.
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FLY FOLLOWS THREE BUNTS.
B0rs hats TruesdnIe Home with
Only Run In Ninth Round,

Toronto received another defeat in
yesterdays windup with Jersey City at
West Side Park, making II three VIC
tories In row for the Shelters. The
game was won In the ninth by Jersey
CITY after battling through eight score
less innings. The bases were filled on
three safe hunts by Truesdale. Barney
ana Thorpe. and Buses sacrifice fly sent
Truesdaie in with the only run of the
game. Herbert pitched for Toronto and
Nerbout and sherman for the locals
The score:
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Tots 20 7 27h
zone out when winning run was scored.
fbatted for Verbout In the third inning.
TORONTO, .,''.''.,,,, %
Jersey Cl'y,,,..,,,.,., Ii
Run-Truesdale. First base on error -
Toronto l. Two basr it-Barney. Sacrifice
ny -Buer, Stolen bascs-Brackctt Hollander
o. liara First base on balls-On Workout l. on
sherman !, OF Herbert /. struck gu, by Sher
man T. by Herbert /. Left on bases-Toronio s.
Jersey City T. Hits-Oh Verbout, in three in.
nngs. Umpires-M ulen and Brown. Time
hour and 80 minutes
A. Richmond.
Montreal q. h.. 21sool Oil Is i
Richmond a. IL. 100000 q SIS II
Batteries--Montreal.D owd and Howley;
Starger, Jarmnn and Krichell
AZ Providence.
RHE
Rochester q. Id. oo0lo0lo0-2
Providence q. la, 90 0 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries-Palmero and Erwin: Bentley,
o. Brien and Haley.
BAsEBALL TODAY, EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn vs. Philadelphia. $3.50 y. M,-AdV
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Prospect Park Baseball.

Commercial High Schoo! Anr.r :.
Euclid school s
Public school 10. g. Manual II : rr'...
grade :.
Public School Ios 4 Public Srhoo "a O.
Erasmus Grade "a. q Grade "a
Arrow A G. -. lrousidc y
G,enwood Juniors I. Cathode C-tte 1
Public School So. &c. P4hl.. ~rNu- .t q
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Runs Bridwell Tobin, Cooper, Myers, Holt
Frs base on bsl.A-of Watson s. ~ Marion
struck outBy Watson by Marion o..
Left on bases-St Louis I, Brooklyn Stolen
base-Myers Double plays-Naughn. Watson
and Borion; Marion, Gagn'er and Myers.
Borton Passed balls-Hartley 2 Hit by
pitched ball-By Watson Anderson. I'm.
pirr.-Brennan and Corcoran Time hour
and 20 minutes
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PENNOCK LASTS TWO INNINGS.
Senators n mock Him From Noe and
Pound Bressler Also.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6-Herb Psnnock
was not In form to-day. Washington
chased him from the mound after two
rounds and Won the game, II 10 2.
Rube Bressler took hie place in the
third and he too was knocked around
for one inning. after which he pitched
good bali Gallia wac effective from
the start. The score:
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Runs-Lljoie. walsh. Moeller, ;: Milan. =:
Foster, Mcbride, :; Henry. ;. Hns-oh Pen.
mock. . IN two lnnneS off Bressler, in
seven innings: of Galhs. in five innings.
OF Harper. IN tour innings Two base hits
Foster, LaJoie Three base hit .Moeller
Homo run Henry. Sacrifice hits-Mc Climbs,
MORGAN stolen bases-walsh. :; Moeller.
Milan. Foster, Mcbride. Lett on bases-Phil-
sarlphia. e. Washington. . struck out-By
Bressler. 6. Double plays-Nen Morgan and
Gandtl: Lapp and Lalo,e. First bag on er.
rors- Washington, FRS, base on ball--Or
Harper. {: Wild pitch-Harper. Umpire--
Connolly and Chill Tine hour and Is
minutes
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PIRATES NOW MEADOWS DOWN.
Griner and sal1ee Also Ham mered,
while Adams IL Effective.

PIrrsBuRo. May 6.-The Cardinals
were defeated by the Pirates here to-
day by a score OF 3 to 8. Meadows was
reached freely in tho fifth inning and
gave way to Griner. who forced two
runs In with base on balls and a hit
batsman Sallee pitched the eighth in
ming and was hit hard, four hits and
three passes producing four runs.
Adams was effective after the first in
ming and also hit we'll himself The
score:
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INTEREST KILLED AT START.
white soH Get SIX Runs In First
Inning and win Easily.

CLEVELAND. May 6.-The White Sox
heat Cleveland. 10 10 4. to-day. The
game was clinched In the first inning
when the SoX put over six runs. The
locals scored three on Benz In the iifth
Then Cicotte was sent in and stopped
their run getting The score
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TRIPLEPLAY FAILS
TOFAZE TIP TOPS
SlOufeds Beaten, Score 3 to 2,
Despite Spectacular Work
Of Outfielder TObin.
MARION.S PITCHING GOOD
Yesterday Results.

Brooklyn. 3. 81. Louis. ?.
Pittsourg. 8; Newark. . ten inninsp.
Baltimore, =: Chicago. 8.
Kansas Clty. 4, Buffalo. tnrst game,.
BufIsio, 4. Kansas city, Second camel
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Chieaso .,.......' 8 Q o . 9 S-lo
Runs-Leibold :: Chapman, Jackson, Felch.
?: Roth f Collins. Fournicr. J Collins,
Weaver Brief DAILY. Cicotte. Two base
hits Fourn,er, Three base hit-Ro,h.
Double play-weavsr, Collins and brirt
balls -On Mitchell. 3: OFF Walker. /; on Benz.
=. on Coumbe. / struck out BY Walker. Z;
by REM ,: by CiCoite. !: by Coumbc 8. III,
ny pitched ball-By Walker Brief. Tmpir-s
Hneen and Nallin Time? hours and -
minutes
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NHNN- BFVNVT = T'lNNtr'- " " I|T,
base on CONGRATULATIONS E.ap. ...
Left on bases hiladclph,S D. r-p....,.
First base on balls on Mayrr DO uo ''.. ...
:. struck out-By Mayer ,S,N,i'.
shaw, pfe'Yeri. Three base int 80. -,
kert, Becker. M~arty Tao pt.. ..
o Mara sacri fec hit Schultz Duutf. ..
o Mara and Dauhcrt: Cui-iaV - R.ur.
Dauhert Stehof AM Whitfield -.
Carly Cutsh1w and MsaTy III 1y ....
6all,By rfencr whute,lL. rmrr,
Quigley Ficli umpire-Easou Tm. .a-.
and & minutes
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S,ouN city, i2; omaha.
81 Joseph Des Moines: rain.
Denver. Wichita; rain.
Lincoln Topeka. rain.
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Runs Schaefer. Esmond. Scheer. Mowrey
2. Lewis Berghammrr Jones Sacrifce Int -
Mowrey Stolen base Kelly. Kone,chy Two
base hits-Mowley, Cakes Three base hits
RousCh. Lewis First base on balls on
Mullin O. OF Allen struck oft by Mull,n
=, by Allen g. Hit 10y pitched ball ny
Allen . ,McKcchn,e Harden. Double play, -.
Kelly AMI Berry Allen and Kon.tchy. First
base on errors P,ttshurg I. Newark T. Left
on bases Newark 20 Pitisburs : tmprcs
Mccormick and Wrstrrvelt. Time -. hours
ard 9. minutes
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tone on, when winning run was made
iBatted for WARRIOR in the eighth inning
itos' on -. 0 49, 0 o 0 o--3
New York. o . 0 / 0 ii
Runs Carrigan, Ruth: New
fork-Maisel. High Cook, 2 First base on
errors Bos on, .. New York 2 Left on
bases Boston. 10; New York, 3 Firl base
on balls on Ruth, 3; on WARRIOR. 4 Struck
out By Ruth, .; by warhop. I: by Pieh. q.
Home run-Ruth Two base hit.-Iewis.
Scott, Cerriean. Boone. Sacrifice hits
Hooper, Malsel. Hartzell. High. Cook. ?.
Double play-Psc kinpaugh and Pipp Passed
ball Carrlgan Hit by pitched ball--By Ruth
Cook: Hus-Oh warhop. 2 in eight innngs
off Pleh. IN Ave innings Umpire in chief. -
Evans Field umpire Mulaney. Time
hours and IS minutes
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Louisville 90 90: Oi 0-.S IL /
indianapolis, o q 0 o . o o IL : :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Clemens; Willis,
Cantwell and Gossett,
AT COLUMBUS
Cleveland.,,.. I eol 800 % II :
Columbus, . 0 y o o % I 3
Ba,teries--James and Bassler: Scheme
berg ana Coleman
AT MII.W AUKEE.
Kansas city. 0 go o O-3 10 /
Milwaukee . 3 0 3 x--i0 10 !
Bat eries--sanders and Moore; Young
and Hughes
At Minneapolis st. Paul: wet grounds.
Virginia League.
Newport News. I. Petersburg
Rocky Mount, 10; Norfolk, 2.
Suffolk, i; Portsmouth,, 0.
North Carolina League.
Raleigh, S; Winston Salem,
Aeheville, 0; Greensboro, O.
Charlotte. a. Durham. g.
Pacific Coast League.
Portland, 7: San Francisco. L.
Los Angeles. 7; Venice, ..
Salt Lake, 7; Oakland. s.
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~ day, IT'D. 7 ops vs. Kansas City Feds. Ado
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Shreveport, o. Galveston, invs innings
spin),
No other games scheduled
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south Atlantic League.

savannah, 4. Columbus, =.
Columbia. !. Albany, /,
Macon. Is, Charleston, 4.
Augusta, I, jacksonville,
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Bsseball o-day, 1880 =. VI. NY. Ameri-
eant Va Boston. Polo Grounds. Adm. soc.
--Aaf.
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~ Buffalo.
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Kansas C.ty ~. IL lo0oe OIL u
RuNnlo ~, l,l.,. 90 . q o q o % 4
Batteries-Main and Eastery, Anderson
and Allen.
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terlrs-Johnston, Blackburn and
Eastcrly; Knapp and Alien,
~ Baltimore.
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Chicago ~ Ll,,, 1891 9000--S - u
Baltimore a.. ll. 81 10 @iOl X=y 10 3
Ratl"Iies- Brown. Prenderghsf, johnson
ana Wilson, Bender and owens.
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North Carolina League.
Raleigh, S; Winston-S salem. q
Asheville, 0: Greensboro, O.
Charlotte. 4. Durham. 2.
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Newport News. 4. Petersburg, o
Rocky Mount, 10; Norfolk. O.
suffolk, s. Portsmouth, 0.
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hO-uoy NSUeuusV.
New York in Boston.
philadelphia in Brooklyn.
et. Louis in Plttsburg.
Cincinnati IN Chicago.
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FNrInc COaNt I.cNKlle.
Portland. Z; San Francisco 1.
Los Angeles, !: Venice. ..
Salt Lake, Z; Oakland. 6.
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Standing Of the Club,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
b. l.. ARMSTRONG.

New London. Conn, Dec. 9, 1915"
Dear Commodore: Since debating
the letter which will go to you under
separate cover, have received anoth-
er bundle of mail from Daytona, includ-
ing several letters from friends there.
in regard to this pavilion and the ac-
ton of the council in regard to the
rule requiring a certain number of
days notice in such cases, and one OF
my correspondents ask me whether
YOU realize that / claim to own this
water front, and whether you were
dissatisfied over anything in telephone
matters last year.
Il cannot remember ever hearing a
word to indicate that you were not
perfectly satisfied with the way that
the Telephone company carried out its
agreement to you. We certainly
made a substantial sacrifice, both in
money and convenience. to meet your
wishes, and we expected, of course
| from that moment that we could count