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AT MINNEAPOLIS
WHERE OLD MASTERS MEET.

The first game of this afternoons iolr .
header between the Giants and DOd-rrs MI
tie called ~ -.
Yesterdays battle was played IN ono ro,~
and twenty five minutes hut II dIllf
the spectators any good, a. rain kent them
IN the stands thr'c.quar'ers Of an no
longer.
Old timers have had a real revival ~ 10
present series. Ruckrr and Coomh- 'flrroI
OFF victories for the Dodgers Mathew.
lost but was not dIsgrI"rl
Zach wheat drove N a coUpi" of B~rou'Nyu
runs and scored the other himself WI,t'
has Just begun to hut ms stride Hs two
catches yesterday saved COpmhs a jog -
trouble
Cut-haw had q field day AT the c,prr-.
of chef Meyers. In the fourth iuu.n- #H
stole second and third ami IN the ,I-l'r
ne pilierei the midway again
One who can pitch 50 wen A. Nl''y -Nou
not he expected to We a Ty Cohh ur 'H.
sacks. But Il he had kept IN, head 49,
that third luuiug II WI-ht hiN" bon /,
III fferent story Tor Big SIX
In their double headers this Afternoon ~.
Yankees AM Giants should ct ,u.,u'y O,
practice for sundays exhibition gam
the Polo Grounds
L,fe for the Dodgsr. the las, week vos ,
vast Improvement IT, three ~s'rl.'' A.
tories over the Giants hauled the club from
las, place TO n Il" with Boston for t..I
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PIEH ONQUERS SHAW IN
MOUND DUEL OFLONE RUN
Cy Scores Tally Himself in Sixth Inning, With Help of
an Error and Hits by Maisel and Pipp-Senators'
Two Clouts Offset by Fine Fielding.

first double play in the first ming
hanks hit into IL after Pieh. In a mo-
men Of charitableness. had passed Fos-
ter. Pieh struck out Milan and Gandil
In the second inning and was stabbed
by Men for one Of the games %rarities. \
base hit. Sweeney made up for Jove
Pieh's nod by throttling Nen's attempt
to steal. In the third. fourth, nth and
sixth innings only one visitor visited
first base. Connolly was the one who
had that strange experience. He ac-
cepted "A pitched ball etween the
shoulder blades.
BE that as 1t may and in the mean
time. the Yankees weren't gorging them
selves with hits or runs. What feasting
they did was very popular In the days of
the late Mr.. Barmecide. Shaw toppled
them quickly for five innings. Three
persons reached FIRST on Shaw In the
first five innings and each was guiltless
Of a base hit. Maisei walked in the
frst and In the fourth he forced Peck
inpaugh. who had walked. Maisel stole
second and went to third on an out. He
tried to steal home. but Shaw's pitch
came true and cooked him.
Notwithstanding the little Roadway
made against the pitching. neither side
slackened effort In the least. which
made IT a snapper scrap than light hit
ting contests usually are and a game not
deadened by the depressing weather.
shaw committed a slip on Sweeney In
the sixth inning, which led TO his de-
feat. He passed Sweeney. Pieh tried
TO bunt. but succeeded only In forcing
his ponderous backstop. High rolled
to Nef. who fumbled. Peckinpaugh
struck out, but Maisel sent the only
clean hit OF his side to right. Pieh
scored on Pipp's infield hit. Nefr took
Pipps awkward %grounder and tried for
a force OF Maisel at second, but the
agile fank was too quick for him.
still. II was his only play. A throw
to first would have had slim chance
TO beat Pipp. Pipp in all probability
would have beaten the throw. and Nefrs
play was wise under the circumstances.
In the seventh and eighth the WASH
ingtons were fractions. Walks by Foster
and Shanks and a bun by Milan filled
the bases In the seventh with one out.
Hartzell closed in on Gandil's short
ny and coolly sent an easy throw to
the plate to nip Foster. He proved to
be an accomplished nipper. His effort
less peg hit the bulls eye that is. Foster
was doubled at the plate. In the eighth
fecks error and a pass to williams
put two on with two out. Connolly
loitered until the call was three and
TWO. The runners broke away with the
hext pitch Pieh laid II over and Con-
molly stung II. High Judged II accu-
rately and snagged IL on the run.
Foster and Shanks popped out in the
ninth, but Milan gave the bali a bar
barous blow and sent II on a nery
Hight to right. Nobody saw II until
1t stopped in pipp's mltt. The score:
IVA N(.TnN A - u.ya
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NEWARK. July 2.-Cy Falkcnhoir of
the Newfeds defeated Frank Smith OF
the Brookfeds here to-day. score 70 L
Cy started badly by passing CooNsp.
He got Anderson, hut Cooper advanced
on the out and scored on Magec's single
to right. Magee's ankle was still sore
and Howard ran for him. Myers famed
but Halt tripled, scoring Howard II
proved to be the last run the Tip Tops
could gather.
In the Newfeds' half OF the inning n
pass to Esmond. Rousch's single and
1.aporte's two Dagger tied the score. In
the fourth Mckechnic's single. MilrS
force and Rariden's triple put the locals
in the lead. In the eighth they scwed
VI the game with -four more. Camp.
bell doubled. Esmond sacrificed and Vim
scored on RousCh's tap To- Smith. tae
throw to the plate being late. Laports
and Scheer singled In turn. Itousch scott
ing on the latter's hit and Ldpoitn
reaching third when Cooper fumblcd.
McKechnie hit to Helfrich. but he threw
wild to the plate and Laporte scored,
while Sclleer reached third. MlllS's
sacrifice fly sent Scheer over with the
last run OF the game. The score:
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

In their las, three games with the Wash.
lislons The innks have made eight double
plays. There isn't q steadler or smoother
par on double plays than Peckinpaugh and
Boone. """
Nobody does more TO shorten ball games
than the Giants, In their last four they've
made only two runs.
Boone Iumpei high up into the murky
moisture IN the NTH inning and wrapped
himself around a liner from Gandil's bat.
Cap Houston OF the Yanks returned from
the West yesterday and reporte ed that there
was nothing conditional whatever about the
purchase Of Dan Triple, the Western pitching
crack. Tlpnle VIII report in the fall. The
Cap reports that he is a big fellow, O fee,
" lnch's; weight, $50 pounds
4 fine old poetic sobriuuet fell out of base.
ball when there ceased to be Orioles. But
there isn't any great trend toward the poetic
when Terraplns, Terriers, Whales and Packer.
do business.
Here's indubitablc proof that batting has
improved over the old days. Hitters now
swing three bats instead of two.
In a long gone, benighted era baseball
teams los, because they were outDlayed
That never happens now. Tn other side gets
the breaks.
Duffy Lewis. who has done the heavy
work for a long time as fourth place hitter
for the Red SoN, has been dropped to sixth
place.
Connie Mack, II IL said, ia going 10 get rid
Of all his old standbys except McInnip, but
so long as he holds on to that not able the
Athletics Will retain considerable class.
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The defeat OF the washingtons by the
Yankees yesterday put the New York
team back In fourth place. which liz the
second time the two teams have changed
places since the present series began.
The Detroits beat the White Sox and
pulled them back a few points. Two
games were postponed on account Of
rain.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. /; Washington. o.
Detroit. q Chicago. I.
Boston Philadelphia tboth games. rain).
Sc. ts-Cleveland trainb.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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DODGERS MAKE IT
THREE SUCCESSIVE
WINS OVER GIANTS
COOmbs Lets No Two of Four
Hits orr Him Be Bunched:
ShutOut Is Result.
VICTORS CLIMB TIP TO
TIE FOR FIFTH PLACE

Yesterday the Giants were shut out
for the third time in the last four days.
The B~rooklyns shut them out. passed
them and tied the Braves for ifth place.
The Philadelphia Boston game was post
poned on account of wet grounds. Thu
Cubs beat the Priato- and the Card
inals whitewashed the Reds.
Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn. =; New York, o
81. Louis. 2; Cincinnati, o.
Chicago, .: Pittsburg. l.
Philadelphia -Boston twet grounds.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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TABER IN MnLRosE GAMES.
Famous Nenr-Record Miller Makes
Entry for Next Saturday.

Kiviat for the mile. Fraser for the
half. Coyle for the quarter and Meyer
for the furlong have been chosen by
Coach Lawson Robertson OF the Irish
American A. c. to compete in the medley
relay race in the Millrose A.. A. games
at Celtic Park on Saturday. July 10.
Robertson said yesterday he is sure they
can break the record Of Z minutes ~ go
seconds for the event. Entries for the
meet will close on Monday.
Norman y. Taber. who ran a mile in
I minut II lis seconds at Boston last
week. has entered for the games. II will
be his ast strenuous workout before
leaving for the national championships
at the Pacific coast.
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TO Pzyers- Yanks Smear Waezuash Giants Haze 1t RAsked on Them
GIANTS RELEASE RED MURRAY.
Unconditional walking Papers for
veteran Outne1der.

Secretary John Il. Foster announced
last night that the New York Nationals
had released OUtfelder John tRed)
Murray Internationally. Murray played
throughout yesterdays game in Brook
Ign. at the conclusion of which he re-
ceived his ten days notice.
Murray had been in the National
League more han ten years. and. accord
Ing to baseball law, was entitled to un-
conditional release when the other major
league clubs waived on him. Murray
was a star OF McGraw's three time
cha mpions, but slumped SO badly in his
hitting las, season that his doom was
sealed.
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CUBS TIGHTEN THEIR HOLD.
Grip ON First Place by
BentIng Pira ties, = to I.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Thc Cubs frightened
their hold on first place to-day by defeat
the Pirates. 2 to /. Pierce allowed only
three hits and would have had n shut
out hut for n wild throw by thinner
man in the fourth. Harmon was equally
as good until the last half OF the
ninth. In this inning Good heat out a
bunt and Fisher sacrificed. Harmon
walked Schultz, After Zimmerman had
struck out SAFER singled. sending Good
across with the winning run, The
score:
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ONLY ONE HIT OFF MEADOWS.
GrOh's DOuble Mars Great work,
but Reds Are Beaten. z 10 o..

CINCINNATI. July 2.-Meadows held
Cincinnati TO one hit to-day. a double
by Groh. and So. Louis came out vic
tor in a fine pitching duel. . to o. Toney
for the Reds and Meadows for 81. Louis
hurled great ball. the former weaken
ing a bit in the eighth. when he allowed
three singles. which. coupled with an
out. gave the visitors two runs, The
score:
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THIRD DEFEAT FOR FABER.
Craw. ord's Homer HeIps Dubuc IN
peat white Sox, 2 IN

DETROIT. July Urban Faber. who
had lost only two games this season.
was defeated by Jean Dubuc, 2 TO I.
IN a pitching duel here to-day. Dubuc
was MI ot'ener than Faber. but Craw-
ioro poied a nome run into the bleachers
in the second inning, while in the
eighth Felsch sandwiched a tumble no.
tween singles by Veach and Bush, The
score
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Notices were served by the Brook.Ni
Federal League club on Pitcher l"ifit''
Pratt and lnfclder How IN
yesterday that they are TO hc release.
Internationally in ten days.
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Runs brooklynl Myers. Daubert. Wheat
8, Left on bases New York. 9: Brooklyn. a.
Three base b, Wheat, base on balls-On
Coom0s 2. Struck out BY MathewsOn, 4: by
Coomhs. 2 Stolen bases -Cutshaw ~, Robert-
son. Merkle. Sacrifice hits Merkle. Getx.
Double. play Doyle, Fletcher and Merkle,
COOmbs. Umpire In chief Byron. Field umpire
-Eason. Timc-i hour and rs minutes.
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nahs ehicago. blackburne. Detroit. Craw-
,u.u' ncach. Home nun Crawford, Sacrifice
nmsn burns Fabcr. Double piay-Bush and
Burns, FIRST base on balls ON Du6uc, /. Struck
ou. ny Iubuc; 4 by faber I. Umpires-Wai
ace ana Connolly. Time hour and 50 minutes
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beaumont, 7; Dallas, l..
Waco, 2 Houston, 4.
'i"e''e IN
san Antonio. 8: Fort Worth, O.
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Petersburg, 3 suffolk. !.
Norfolk, Is: Rocky Mount. o
Portsmouth, a. Newport News. o
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How Champions ire Made,

Hhile the night was hottest sllpped
IN time and again and got the men
that ] believed ! needed to fiji the weak
spots. Therefore when the 1908 se4Hon
started ] sent my team of veterans
out to get a flying start. realized
they must go off fast Il We wcr. TO
make any sort of a showing as the
Detroit club was young, fast and power
fui In all departments. II was only a
question of time before We would sue
cumb unless We got a tremendous lead
In the meantime ! had gradually been
schooling Baker, Collins, Barry. Nc
INNS, Coombs and a few others. though
n few of them were not actually with
the team at the time, The break came
sOone than had expected, as my vet
Grams "onld not stand the pace long
But ] was ready with my new team.
] placed every thing on a make or break
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Combination the Keynote.

Combination is the keynote To cham
pionship ball teams. and ! have that
combination I'm view. Several OF the
men ] have In view will not be able to
join me until neXt year. and. for this
reason, the present season may be n
loss, except in so far az | am laying my
lines and developing at a rapid clip.
Some Of the fans. perhaps. cannot see
the Improvement clearly. but you can
tekc II from me the only reason we are
not up in the running now Is because of
= combination of unforeseen circum-
stances, all OF which came so suddenly
and long before IL was time for the team
10 crack.
In another year any fair minded critic
or baseball man will admit | was right
IN taking the step | did and when ! did
II. ! know ! am being severely criticised
now. hat. sfter all. the public wants a
winner, and ! will give them one. They
might say | broke up a winning team.
but ! l-now 1t was impossible for me
10 nave gone further with the team I'M
lcr the conditions.
We are not In n very good position
now, but | have everything in pretty
good shape 20 start. ] am running my
bas ball school In the mornings in the
hope Of finding some young star In n
hurry ] have several good prospects.
but will know more about them when I
return home and arrange some games
for them with the best outside indie
u nCont teams. will also be able to
'ooh me Held over pretty well II Is a
great chance for the boys.
Some people say "Why doesn't Con-
ME Mack 70 out and got some good
mi"or ieacuers"" but | don't work on
those lines. Except In some very rare
instances players Of the higher class
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To-day, schedule.

Harrisburg In Jersey City
Providence In Richmond,
Toronto In Rochester.
Montreal In Buffalo.
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Runs -Jerscy ~City-Bnrry; Harrisburg
Mensor, Move, Schacht. Two base hit Barry.
Three base hits Thorpe. Toolcy. Sacrifice
hits T1lurpc, Mcnsor. Double play Toolcy
and Kraft, struck out-By Crltcher. 3 by
SchGcht. 2. Bases on bsllS-On Crutchcr, g.
of Schacht, 2 Lief, on bases Jersey City. S;
Harrisburg, T. Stolen bases purtcll. Kraft.
Wild pitch trutrhcr. Sacrifice ics-Callahan.
Purtcll. Umpire In chief Howson Field
umpire S'ockdale. Time ! hour aud 20 min
utcs.
AT TORONTO.
II.
Buffalo q H. ,r,,.,...U 0 o 0 % o
Toronto Il. Ib.........l g . a o. %
Batteries and Ialongc
Toronto Manning and kocher,
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S~hespshead Hay veIOdTOMe Tel. 3i0& c. I.
Tonight Y: as; Madonna. Walthour, Columbatto,
GOulet. Fogler, Grcnda. other stars. Take Ocean
Ave, car or Brighton l.. Admission 25c.
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south Atlantic Iearus

augusta, 3; Jacksonville. |.
savannah, .; Macon. 2
,oIumbus' :; Charleston. !.
Albany. 3. Columbia, /.
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Ne" l otk''....''-..O o o o O I q Il
Runs-NewY York. Pieh. FIRST base on errors
Washington. : New York, 8. FRS, base on
balls ON shaw, 3; on Pieh. = Struck out BY
Shaw. 5; by Pieh. 5 Sacrifice hit High. Stolen
base Naisel. Double plays pcckinpsugh
Boone, and rfpp ~, Hartzell and Sweeney
passed ball Henry; Hit by pitched ball-By
Pich Conn lllyl. Hits OF Shaw, 2 in seven
innings; ON Ayres, none In one inning Umpire
IN chiefmO1 oughlin. Field umpire Hide
brand. Time hour and 40 minutes.
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New England League.
mes postDonpl rain
Pacific Coast League

Day and night, Monday. July 5th; bisbrow,
Hcarne, EndIcott. Raimey, Kennedy: other
noted drivers, $4,000 In prizes.
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Pittsbnrg ....,...,.. o o o Of
Chicago ............ u u o q q % -
Runs PittsburC, Baird Chicago, Good, Safer.
Sacrifice hits Johnston, Fisher, Phclan Stolen
bases Carey. Baird. Bases ON balls ON Pierce,
q: OF Harmon, 2. Struck out BY Pierce, q: by
Harmon. Z. rmpires KLEIN and Emslic. Time
= hours
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INTERNATIONAL A
standing Of the Club,

Harrisburg. 3. Jersey CITY. /
Toronto. J. Buffalo, 0. olive innings;
ain.D
Montreal Rochester; rain.
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AT coI.uMBUs-FIRsT GAME

X, II. +
....l q O-lI !. .
olumbu 80 I o o | 0 q o. 3 T. D.
Batterles-James and novoEt, Cur'.s
and Coleman,
SECOND GAME.
r. +
Cleveland 80 | . o o o. : .
80 o o 0 0 0 ! o l. 2 9 o.
observation-disclosures and Billings
OToole and Coleman.
Louisville at indianapolis. rain.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
r. II T.
Kansas City. o / o o o. p o.
Minneapolis. o ! ! u % z o g. - .
Batteries-Sandcrs, Gardner and G,.n...
Yingling and sullivan.
AT ST. PAUL.
Il g.
Milwaukee. 700 ! o . . n o.
ST. Faul...... | = 0 q l o q o - II a
Batteries Shaokelford. b.uCh.sf.
Young and Braunon, Hal. LeinciI tl.
Johnson.
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BASEBALL, TODAY. 2 games: nrst game
50 p. NJ, New York Americans vs.. W Washington.
Polo Grounds. Admission SOC. -Adr.
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81 BROKE UP THE ATHLETICS
TO PREVENT BASEBALL RUM"
DECLARES CONNIE MACK
Federal League Wrecked Champion
Team by Completely Changing
Spirit of Players, Says
Famous Manager

,,o.,. ,.,,, -, yourx.,sr. and in This
n"sn ~ m !, 90, n,,ch In rho same
nort,io, $50 oni, Tho, I hove M, n
rhanc. 20 nr.nara for tho future.
vyhar AZ, .sn, I,rrv NcInnis and
Collin. into IN. same the fans laughed.
az ,hev nj, locked uke azzles hut I
lnew ibev had the sturf and that IL
wouId rome out I'm time. I was forced
On nu,, ,h.m ou, 81 tha game after n
time bu, | kent them i'm when they
were going at their poores, clip because
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Totals - ~ I27l3 O
'Batted for Leach In the ninth inning
'Batted for Mollwitz in the ninth inning.
Cincinnati. ......... q u q q u u u o 90
~. Louis. ..........0 q U q u U o 2 %
Runs 81. Louis Wilson. Hyatt. Two base
hit Groh. Sacrifice hit Snyder. Double play
Herxog TO Mollwitz. struck out-By Meadows,
Q: by Toney, q. Bases on halls-Of Meadows,
3: OF Toncy. / Wild pitch Meadows, Umpire
In Chief-orth. Field Umpire Byron. Time
I hour and ~ minutes.
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Lincoln, 8; Topeka. 4
~. Joseph, 4; Sioux city, g.
Omaha, ., Des Moines, o.
Denver. 2: wichita. 0 thrst game).
Denver. IL, wichita, s tsecond game).
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To-day's Schedule.
New York In Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
Boston In Philadelphia 1.-TWO games.
Pittsburg In Chicago.
ST Louis I'm Cincinnati
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Nashville, 3; Chattanooga. 2.
All other games; rain,
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WEEGHMAN CLAIMS KAUFF.
Player Will Join Chicago
Feds Despite DeninIs,

CHICAGO. July 2.--Charles H.. Weeer.
man, president OF the Chicago Federal
league baseball club, ]nnounce to-da '
that he has a deal on hand for BENIN
Kauff. the fleet footed outnelder of the
Brookfeds, Although the Brooklyn
management announced il would not
trade Kauf to any other team in the
league Weeghman says he expects to
have the player In the Chicago lineup
by Monday, July 3.
Weeghman refused TO give the partic-
ulars of the deal, hut said that money
and players are involved, lie will Civ
out full particulars when Joe Tinker
gets home from Pittsburg. II was stated.
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Ashcville. 2; Charlotte, .
Winston-Salem, g. Greensboro. 6.
Durham 3; Raleigh. |.
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'Battcd Tor Simon In The ninth INNING
Brooklyn. ......... ? q o o q q u %
Newark ... ? u u u u A
Runs-Newark-Campbcll. ESmond. RouSch
a., Laporte. Scherr. Mills; Brooklyn tuuprr.
Howard. Sacrinrc hits Nariden. ESinond sac
rircc fy-Mills Stolen base Schcer. Two base
hits-Rousch, Mills. Campbell. Simon. H'itrich
Three base hits Halt, Harden baS,, on t,.i,
ON Falkenberg. 2. on Smith. I. StiuC, on
By Falkenbcrg, &: by smith. / Wtl4 r.'ru
Falkenbcrg. Passed ball-RarIdcn N,,ui'
play Hclfrich and Simon. First has' -. ,.'u.
Newark. Left On bases Newark. ! HIuup"Nu.
q. Umpire In chief Mccormick. Field umpil.
shannon. Time hour ana ~ minutes
NJ Baltimore.
r. II.
Buffalo IF Lb....2.oOoo0l:- s. q >
baltimore #. I.I..u u u @ 9 I 10 u.t H
Batteries-Krapp Bedient ami Blair: Dunn
Bender and JaCk!t-gh
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New York state League.

New York state League.
AT SfRACUSE-FlRST GAME.
X, II. l..
syracuse. ...., o | I | | Vt II 3
Batteries-ttica-Taylor and MELON
ough. syracuse -Cornwell and Tyler.
SECOND GAME.
RI r..
Utica ,..,.,..,,,. ! 0 o IL 3 0
Syracuse ..,.,,.,, 90 0 o q % 3 o
Brewer and Ahles
Syracuse-Frieste and Tyler.
AT TROY.
RI 4.
Albany ....... o | o o o. 4
Troy ......,.. | I 0 0 o 4 . VII II .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Clougher.
Troy-Buckels and Fitzgerald.
Scranton grounds.
Binghamton Elmira-Wct grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
T0-dny's schedule.

Brooklyn In Newark.
Buffalo In Baltimore.
Pitsburg In Chicago.
Kansas City In st. Louis.