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SENATORS SHUT OUT TWICE.
Foster and Ruth Of Red SOx Take
Turns Using W~hitewash.

BosroS. July 5.-The Red Sox de-
feated Washington twice to-day, each
time by q shutout. The morning game
was called because Of rain in the sixth
inning with the score 4 TO O.. Foster
pitched for Boston. In the afternoon
game Ruth took up The task of keeping
Washington scoreless. The Red Sox hit
Shaw's deliery OPPORTUNITY for six
runs. The scores:
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IOt7ls. ~ - IN !
sBa,ted for High in the ninth inning
tBatted for Hartzell in tho ninth inning
tBatted for WARRIOR in the ninth inning.
eRan for Cree.
Philadelphia -..... q %
New York .......... 0 o o o o 0 0 ! o.
uns-Philadelphia-w Walsh Bressler: New
York-Peckinpaugh. First base on error
Phil adelphia Left OH bases-Phua delphla.
4: New York. Q. First base on bslls-On
Bressler. q; on WARRIOR, 3 struck out-By
Bressler. :: by WARRIOR. Home run
Walsh. Three base hit -Pcckinpaugh. Two
baae hits-Maisrl. Cree. Sacrifice hits-Kopf,
Maisel. Sacrifice ny-walsh Stolen base
Cook Double plays-Maisel and .Nuna,
maker: Maisel. Boone. aud Pipp. Earned
runs-Of Brasler. !: on WARRIOR. : tmnlre
in chief-O'Loughlin. Field Hide
brand Time hour and Is minutes.
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RALEIGH, y. G., July 5.-Raleigh and
Durham teams in the North Carolina
league are believed to have established
a worlds record i'm their double header
to-day. Raleigh defeated Durham after
fourteen innings this morning, score
to ., aud this afternoon they battled to
a twenty -onc inning tie. The last gam.
was played in Durham and was stopped
by darkness with "A score of = each.
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AT ~MINNEAPOLIS "a NJ

80 - ~
s., Paul ,,..?ss!so!.o-! !. :
Minneapolis ooio 90 Ia - !
Bstteries-Karger and Glenn. Williams.
Ingersoll and Charity
AT ST. PAUL tP Nj.
Minneapolis g.. ?ol-S
called eighth catch trainI
Batteries- Harper and Williams; Wl,-
Jams and johnson
AT CLEVELAND FIRST GAME.
Columbus ..... oC0:CoONi-s 50
Batteries-O Toole and Coleman, Cola
more and Billings.
SECOND GAME
CoIumou;, ..,.. 9SSSS%c@o-S ! !
Battcries-curtis and Robinson; James
and Devogt
At LOUISVILLE a, Nj.
Li"o"ulissV~i ip' . IioS o o o NJ? % !
Bstteries-WilIs Merz and Gossett, Tay-
Tor and Clemons
AT LOUISVILLE tP. Nj.
Ioa,. g .
Bstteries-Burke and Gossett; Reynoli',
Ellis and Clemons
AT MILWAUKEE CFIRsT GAME.
M MiN'ss ! cciicS d-s Il !
Batteries-Lathrop, Delhi and Alexan.
der, Young, Dousherty and Hughes,
SECOND GAME.
kansss, city. oocSooooo-o
Batteries -- I.athrop and Alexander
pougherty and Brannon.
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TOTAIt -. % \ 7, IV 7
.Batted for Fisher In the seventh inning
tBatted for Brown in the eighth inning.
Phil adelph,a ..........o | o.
New York .........O 0 o.
Runs-Philadelphia. Strunk. Walsh , Nc.
INNS; New York, Plpp, Hartxell First base
on bsses Phil adelphia I. New York II. Fret
base on bAls-of Bush g. on Fisher /, of
Brown l. Struck out-By Bush :. by Fisher
:. by warhop / Three bsee hit schans
Two .base. hii.-Ppp, Sacrifice hit-McInnis
Sacrifice ny-Hsrtsell. stolen bases Murphy.
and Pipp; kopf. Latoie and Mcinnis Passed
balls,Lapp. Nunsmsker. H. by PITCHED ball
IN seven innings: oh Brown, none in one in.
ing; off warhop, | in one innins Earned
runs-oH Bush ? Umpire IN chief.Hilde
hours
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II IT, r.
Kansas city, o o 90
Milwaukee. .... q | o q 0 N-2 1
Batteries -- l.athrop and Alexander
DoMghertY and BrAnnnn.
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Newport News J., suffolk q tnr,t game,
suffolk g. Newport News q tsCconl
game.
Portsmouth 1, Norfolk 0 ohrst game,.
Norfolk .. Portsmouth ! Dsevoni game,
Petersburg I, Rocky Mount mrs
game
Rocky Mount : Fe'ershurr ] ,sarouI
game.
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Future Yankee Pitches No Hitter.

GLENs FALLS. n. Y. July 5.-Carl Jen-
kins. Cnion College pitcher who has
signed TO play with the New York Amer
ican beginning Jun Is, 1916, pitched a
no hit no run contest for Glens Falls to-
day against Fort Edward and won his
game by a score OF | to o. Jenkins
struck out sixteen men. Only three balls
were hit to the outield all being easy
fouls.
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Raleigh 3, Durham . tnrst game. II in
ntngsl; Raleigh ? Durham . tsecond game,
81 innings.
Winston salem &, Greensboro l.
Asheville 4, Charlotte . inrst gamel.
AshevIlle >, Charlotte = iseV0nd game,
I innings, train.
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Runs Chicaso-Fournier. J. Collins, Wolf.
gsns 81. Louis.-Shotton, :: Austin. 2; Pratt.
{. Walker, y. Walker. 2: Howard. Sacrifice
h~its-Prstt, C.. Walker. Stolen base-Roth.
Two base hits-Howard. Pratt. Double plays
-. Walker and Pratt: .Layan, Pratt and
Howard. First base on balls-On Benz, 1.
struck out-By Benz. .; by Hamilton. 3.
Passed ball-Agnew. Umpires-Evans and
Chill. Timo-i hour and a. minutes.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals. ~ 10 - II :
IRAN for Baker in the eighth inning,

"NF'"V '''''''''7'''''F > ~
Runs-Clevelsnd Southworth 2. Hammond.
Chapman ., Jackson. Graney; Detroit, Wit.
kavanagh >, Cobb. Burns. Bush 2, Baker,
Young Two base hits-Chapman. Jackson.
kavanagh, Three base hi,s-Crawford . Sac.
rifce hits-Hammond. Cobb. Witt. Kavanagh
Double ~plays-Wamby Chapman and Jackson.
Bush and Burns First base on balls-On
Coumbe 4. OFF Coveleskie 3. off Morton Q
Struck out-By Coveleskie 8 tmpires-Con-
molly and Wallace. Time hours and .
minutes
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'Bstted for Schacht IN the ninth inmus
Jersey CITY ........ q o n = % -
Harri sburg .......... o o o o u u q % n-l
Runs-Jersey City-Truesdale. Bues. . Par.
tell. Barry. Tragessor. Two base Int Thorpe
Three base hits-Kraft Bues. Sacrhce hit
Zimmerman. Double ~plays-Tuoley. Move
and Kraft; Purtell and Barry Struck ont
By Schscht. >: by Bruck, 2. by Chahet. .
First base on balls-Oh Schacht, -. of BruoS,
I; OFF Chabek l. Left on bases iiarri shurr
4: Jersey City, 8. Hit by pltcher-By HrucN
Move. Stolen bascs-Tamm. HcoNu-'r
Move. 2; Purtell. p: BUGS Wild pitch eva
hek Innings pitched-By SchScht. T. hy Cha
bek. 2; by Bruck. 2 Hits-Oh Schacnt : of
Chabek. 3: off Bruck. :. Sacritcc flies Barr,
Thorpe. tmpires-Stockdaln and Hanson
Time hour and - minutes.
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Pacific CoaAt League.

WDKNTNV IN NEE.
Oakland, I; Portland. 3
Los Angeles, g. salt Lake, 2.
Venice, b. San Francisco. 3
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Oakland. 4 Portland. z
Salt Lake, 3 Los Angeles, 2
Venice, :, San Francisco. !.
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~ Kansas City.
FIRST GAM l.

81. Louis IF. L.D..O OoOoooNI- q
Kansas city IF. LOO 100000 ?
BaIteries-iroom and Hartley; Main
n mi EAasarl.
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kuns- Cincnnnatt-Herzog. Kiliifer. .; Groh.
6rlihth. 2; Olson. :; Chicago-Good Fisher, .;
Schulte. zimmerman. Two base hits-Bres.
nahal, Leach, killlfer. SAFER. Home run
uilthth Sacrihce hlts-Leach. Griffith, Mol.
WIZ. stolen has"s-lea"h. Heroes, Olson.
rlrst base on ball-On Zahci. /: OF Adams.
o on schneider, 3; on Toney. Z struck out
by ADAMS, .. by Benton. =: by Schneider.
: 10y Toncy. : lit 10y pitched hall-KiHifer.
hnls"lN Passed ball-Win=o. Tmpires-Qui.
icy ana orth. Time hours and 70 minutes.
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MORNING. GAME

n e
Montreal Il l., 900 O q o % 4 o.
Buffalo Il. H.. O \ q q ~ I
Raftsrt"s-Montresl Miller ami " len
Buffalo. Beehc and LaiouE,
AFTERNOON GAME
Montreal Il Ia OOOOi . "a r. .
Buffalo Il L.. . o. % q % o o--
Battertes-M Montreal Cadore ami HrNr'.
Buffalo, Bader and La'onge.
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Ar MILWAUKEE CFIRsT GAMED

indianapolis 900 O. : 0
Louisville. ...,. 0 o q o q 0 o o 2-2 !
Batteries-Burke and G~ossett; Reynolis Z,
Ellis and Clemons
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indianapolis. 900 / I i ! IL :
Louisville, .,. n | 10 o q o & x-i1 20
Batteries Wills, Merz and Gossett, Tay,
Tor and Clemens
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NUNS IInVINlatI. LcaCh :, HerzOg. WlngO.
Clarke, .kiAIfer - GyOh T. Ames. Chicago.
Good, Fisher :, schultz. Williams. Archer.
Pierce. Two base ts-Wlllams. Killfer.
Pierce. Mollwitz. Groh. Zimmerman. Three
base hts-Zlmmerman. GrOh. Pierce HON,
runs.Wlugo. Groh Double plays-Archtr
ana zimmerman; Groh, Hcrzog and Mollwitz:
HerzoE and MollwItz. Sacrifice hits-Hcrzog
stolen ~bases-Clarke, Ames. First base ON
balls-On Amcs ., off Lavender I, OF Pierce !.
struck out-By .Anes ! by Lavender >. by
Pierce > Wild pltche--Ames .. Pierce. I'm.
pircs-Orth and Quigley. Time hours and )
minutes
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Fall River, I Hartford, /
Springfield. : Pswtucket. .
New Bedford, IL, Brocktou, 10 tnr..
Eame),
Brockton. .; New Bedford, Csccond
gsme).
New Haven, I. Taunton, Z second gamcl.
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zell. struck Boone singled. Nuna-
maker flied out. Cree. filling Warhop's
niche in the batting alignment. doubled
along the left foul line. Mullen.
~shouldering the ash In Highs stead. flied
out. The scores
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NJ Richmond.

Providence Il Ll..nOOlOnioo-i ~
Richmond u. Lp...O OlnOoOo al 8.
Batteries Providence, romsto,k at
Casey. Richmond, Russell and S,hRutr
SECOND GAME
rroy. lenye Il l.p oOoOOOOo0-o
Richmond 90 l.. 900 @ o. "a =
Batteries Providence. Oes. hr t"t
HALEY. Richmond. - Rrien aut SOB tl'r
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south Atlantic League.

Jacksonville, I; savannah, 3 thrst game),
Jacksonville, ! savannah, | 90 inningsl,
darkness second game).
Charleston, Macon. . tfrs, camel.
Charleston, 3 Macon | tsecond gsmel.
Colum bia, 3; Columbus, . thrst gamel.
Columbia, I Columbus, 3 lsecond camel
ugusta. Albany, rain.
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waco, : Dallas, / ,hrst game.
Waco. 3. Dallas 0 Second game).
Fort Worth, s. shreveport, tfrst
game.
Fort Worth, : shreveport, Go innings,
darkness, second game.
Galveston, ), Houston, ! Chrst gamel.
Houston, .. Galveston, ! lseuund gamel
san Antonio, 4, Beaumont, , lhrst
Ramel,
Beaumont, /; San Antonio, o tsecond
game.
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circle A.. A, .; Decatur + e., o Uforfeit.
Central City-A A., II; circle A. A. 3,
Shinpecock + G. 10; National r. G.. 0.
immaculate, S, National + e, O
Seeley r, G.. :; Nsvier Lyceum. a
Immaculate, II, Olympic r e., 10 60
innings.
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FOURTEENTH INNING
IS END OF WILTSE
Does Great Work Except When
Magee Tries to Tell Him
How We stars Bat.
ERRORS DECIDE CONTEST


RrookIyn.Neverk train-A M
Newark. 2; Brooklyn / ut innings
M.
at. Louis, I; Kansas City, q "A MI
81. Louis, q Kansas city. 2 r. NJ
Buffalo. 4 Baltimore. $ tHrst gamel.
Baltimore, Q Bunalo, 2 second game''
PittsburG. 81: Chicago. 2 tfrst eamel
Chicago. 9: Pittsburg. I second camel
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New England League.
NJ

Fitrhhurg, 3 Worcester. I.
lawrence, g. Lynn, Q,
Manchester, 3; Lowell. I ~ innines).
Lewiston, g. Portland, 3 q Innings,
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Worcester, I, Fitchburg, 8 90 ~lnnings).
Manchester, !; Lowell. o.
Lynn, . d lawrence. o,
lewiston portland RAIN
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SHELTERS TROUNCE
HARRISBURG TWICE
Bruck Shuts Out Home Team
in Morning: Ring Is steady
in Afternoon.
INDIANS ACT ISTLESSLY
Yesterdays Result.

Jersey city, s; Hsrrisbure o a "
Jersey city. II; Harrisburg { + VI .
Buffalo. .; Montreal I "a VI
Buffalo. g. Montreal. Z a. NJ
Providence, =; Richmond, ! "a -
Richmond g. Providence. q p So
Toronto. 3. Rochester, 2 "a
Rochester. &, Toronto, Z ,r
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MORNING GAME.

'Batted for Gibson IN the ninth inning.
tBatted for Mamaux in the ninth inning.
81. Louis ..,,.,...,. q o o | 0 q o 2 %
Runs-St. Louls-Butler, .; Doak; P,ttsburs
Collins. Two base hits-Balrd, Wagner.
Stolen bases-Miller, Baird, Sacrifice hits
Butler, .; Gibson. Double play-Beck. Hus.
gins and Miller, First base on balls-On
Doak. a.; of. Mamaux, o. Struck out-By
Doak. 6; by Mamaux. !, Hit by pitcher-By
Mamaux. .. umpires-klem and Emslie.
Time-i hour and 30 minutes.
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Washington. ...,.... 0 o 0 %
Boston. ............ 0 2 o | 0 0 l x6
Neutrality-suspicious., %Janvrin, Speaker.
Hoblitxell, Ruth, 2. Two base hit-Hoblitzell.
Three base hit-Ruth. Stolen bases-Foster,
Hooper, Sacrifice fy-Gardner. Sacrifice hits
Lewis, Hoblitzell. Double plays-Gardner,
Barry and Hoblitzell: Foster. Gandil and Con
molly. Left on bases-W ashington, II; Bos
ton, 4 First base on balls-On Ruth. s OFF
Shaw. 3. Hit by pitcher-By Ruth Mcbride.
Balk-Ruth. Struck out-By Ruth, 3: by
Shaw. .. Wild ~pitch-Ruth. umpires-Dineen
and Nallin. Time hour and 81 minutes.
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for Perrit, in tho ninth inning

IOldlft sf - ! ~ -
'Batted for Perritt IN tho ninth inning
New YORK ,,,,.,,,.,,0 o o q o o o - %
Philadelphia ,..-.... o q o q o n q x
Runs-Phlladelphla, Cravath, Becker. Two
base hit-Merkle. SacrifcN hit-Nlehoh
DToubi. plss-poyie, Fletcher and ,Merkle,
First base on balloon Permit Left on
bases-New York | Philadelphia / Struck
out-By Permit 3 by Alexander 6 Time
hour and Il minutes Umpire IN chief-Rig-
Ter, Field umpirc-Hart.
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Little ROCK, Memphis, . CHrst gAmeI.
Memphis 3 Little Rock, 2 'second game
Nashville. I, Chattanooga, ! ,hrst game.
Chattanooga. =. Nashville, : second
game
Birmingham r Mobile. l..
New Oriesns-Atisnra, rain.
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Runs-Clevelsnd Chapman. Jackson 2,
Graney, Smith; Detroit, Wit :, Cobb Two
base hrts-Vitt. Cobu, KavanaSh. Burns,
O'Neill. Three base hits Chapman. Wit.
Struck out-By Dubuc .. by Haxerman First
base on balls-On Dubuc I, on Hagerman ,.
Wild pi'ch-Hagcrman Tmpires-wallace
and Connolly. Time hour and % minutes
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81, Joseph, s; Omaha, o.
Lincoln, IL; wichita, 5.
Des Moines, 4; Sioux City, Z,
Topeka Denver, rain.
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GAME.

lpIhlt, O., 4" y ~ ~ |
'Batted for Hugrins in the ninth inning
Pittsburs ,..,.,,..,., , o Ks
Runs lttsours Carey Baird. HInchmsn.
: Wagner, Two base h%i,s-Carey, Wagner,
/? First base on balloon Meadows,
Struck out--By Meadows, s; by Harmon, {
umpires-Klem and Emslie, rime-l hour
and ~ minutes.
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Baseball To-day. 3 $50 p. NJ. ~ Y. Amer.
cans vs. Philadelphia. Polo Grounds, Adm. soc.
-Adr.
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AFTERNOON GAME.


'Batted for Schacht in the sixth irnit-
tBatted for Chabek in the ninth iuuln-
jersey City ........ o o 4 n A.
Harrlshurg. .....,... o q o q . q 10 =
Runs-Jersey City-Truesdalc. .. Rles
Barry, .; Blake. 2; Purtcll. .: Tra-essH
Ring Harr~i sburg-Mowe. Tooley. Callahan.
Heclunger Two base hits-Barry. Trl-cssor
Rims Callahan. Sacrifice hits-Thorrr .
Purtell. Blake. Double play-ZlmmerWtu trf
Tooley Struck out--By Rims. I NY ~,hI''f
! bv Chabek, l.. First base on hail..O"
RIM &; OF schacht, /, Lett on ~haSc--i'r.ay
City, !; HARRISBURG, -. HIT by pitcher ~
Goodhred lpuTtelh. Stolen hasp-TrursIHn
PASSED ball-Trasessor. Wild p~ltch-scha.t'
Innings pitched-By Goodbred, ! 10y ScDt.N'
breed, !; off Schacht, .. on Chahck. p -
Ring : Sacrifice ny-Tamm Tmpiros Htr.
son and Stockdale. Time hour and o MN
utc-.
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Zone out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Moseley in the eighth innins.
Newark ........... oooooooolooo0 Ia
Brooklyn ........... NnnOln o N-l
Runs New rk-Esmond. scheer: Brooklyn
Myers. Stolen bsses-Mrkechnie. Rariden.
Bradley. Two base hits-McKechnie. Amber,
son Halt. Three base hi,-McKechnie Hits
on Mo.eiey, !; on wil,.e. 4 struck cui-By
Wild pitch o.eisy. Frs, base on errors
Newark. 6 Left on bases-Newsrk. :: Brook.
llyn, 10. Cmpires-McCormick and shannon.
Time? hours and 10 minutes.
A. Kansas city.
FIRST GAME.
St Louis IF. D..OOoOoOoOI-i p. o
Kansas city IF. LOO 100000 80 : .
Basteriss-iroom and Hartley; Main
SECOND GAME,
s. Lou. F L. SS9S.SSSS-. ! /:
Batteries-Plank. Crandali and Hartley,
Henning, Johnson and Brown
Al Baltimore.
FIRST GAME.
Buffalo ,F. l.. .ssOOlOlOO-S ii "
baltimore tF, L. o05ooooOO-5 10 0
Bender, Conley and Westerveit.
SECOND GAME,
Bunaio IF L.....OOcolOOlO-2 10 2
Batteris-Schultz. Knapp and Blair, Al
Ter. Johnson and jackI!tsch.
Al Chicago.
FIRST GAME
ri,t.burs # 49,. oo9Sol@&:-5 u !
Ratieries-A'len amt berry, Brown AMI
SECOND GAME
oonnno -,
r,,,.osrs r. IL IGSSSSS?S-! $ d
Batteries -Hearne and Berry. Premier
CAST and Fisher.
New York state League.
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAME
scrsn,on..... 0OoCl0s0S0o-t,S +:
"1kssnasre s,r,r,on Williams. WINTER
and Miller: wilkesbarre, philips, McGin-
ley and Brieger.
AFTERNOON GAME.
ySr,n,an SSS3d:cS 81 Il .
Bat,srie.- Mnkeshsrre, Be,s,skL and
AT ELMlRA-MORNlNG GAME.
EImir, ....... lOooooooo li : s
Binghamton OO?o y, Ii /
Binghamton, Rapp and Peterson.
AFTERNOON GAME.
X. II, f.
Biughamtou. o o 0 o. 0
Flmira -.....-, 3 o o q q o o N-5 . !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Milliman. Sltton
and Peterson, Elmira, Caporei and Bomis,
AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAME
r. Il f..
ttiCa. ....,... 0 q 0 o q o o II Il !
SvraguSe. ! 0 0 NJ 3 .
Ratteries-ttlcs. Taylor and MELON
ough. syracuse, Jones and Tyler and kon-
nick.
Morning game, rain
AT ALBANN-AFTERNOON GAME,
II. T.
Troy ... a O-l . :
Albany. .,..... ! 0 ? o 0 o o VI \ |
Batteries-Troy. Buckets and MVC;rath,
Albany. FrIel and Clougher.
Morning game, rain
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FIRST GAME.

.Runs-Chicsso. Weaver; ST. Louis. Austin.
Pratt, Lavan. Sacrifice hits-Weaver. Pratt.
Stolen b~ases-Austin. Pratt. Two base hits
G Walker. Fclsch. Fournier. Double play
Pratt to Lsvan. First base on balls-On
James. .. OFF Cicotte ! struck out-By Cicottc
q. by James 2. Hit by pitched ball-By James
Weaver. Umpires-Chill and Evans. Time
| hour and q minutes.
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Baseball TODAY, Cbbet's Field. Brook.
Ign ". BOSTON, : games; first game at l;tS
J.. NJ. -Adr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L. L. Stewart and wife. to VIM. NJ.
Forbes and others, lots 53-5-7-9
Gordon ST., Evans add. 200
H. Powell TO E. J. Rockford, lots 1856
$780, West ST., Steele's add. .
c. w. Charlson and wife to w. NJ.
Forbes and others, pit. lots 146-S-50
j. G Richardson and wife to S. G..
Jones, pit lot 474. $. u 4T2 Van
Buren, St, HuntoOn add. 1
Grover & Layman Realty Co. to NJ. Z.
l.. Bailey, lot 3S7 Melrose sub. -. 200
F. e. Forbes and wife to C. L. Ber-
ner. lots % ElmwoOd ave. and lot
20 The Drive, Edgewood add. 49,. 1
F. E. Forbes and others to J. Il. Car
ter and wife, pit int in lots 2-4-10-
12-14-16 Wood st: also lot 10 East
10th st, East Park add. L
A L. Berridge and wife b. o.
Baird, lots 532 n. y 534 Fillmore
ST.. OFT & Tewksburys add 80. I
A *. Brown to l.. NJ. Mohler lots
1911 -6-S-200-2 Horne ST., Horne's End
B. O. Baird and wife to A. T. Ber-
ridge, lots 1916 Quincy st.,Ritchies
Prudential Trust Co. to Home Build
ers Association, lot sos, s. u SOB
N c. Cave and wife to c. w Curtis
and wife. pit. lot IL n. Kansas ave..
Agreement-W. Kelley and wife to c.
Otto and husband, lot 337 and n.
u $50 Tyler st. 1000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-22
EAST SIDE NOTES.
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Mrs. Carl Ilnge entertained the
members of the Bellview Literary
home in Republican avenue. The
guests were: Mrs. E. Overton of VII
nita, Okla; Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. J.
Sylvester, Mrs. Yount, Mrs. A. Linge-
The members present were: Mrs. s.
A. Bedwell, Mrs Jas. Bear, Mrs. P. E.
Cook, Mrs. Archie Cloud, Mrs. Ralph
Elerick, Mrs Samuel Iwig, Mrs. NJ.
Jackson, Mrs. G. p. Shaffer, Mrs. Hat
tie Reevs, Mrs. Ed Thomas and Mrs.
Lingo.
Mrs. ]. w Gillard of Republican
avenue. who recently underwent an
operation at st. Francis hospital, is
reported improving nicely. She ex-
poets to return to her home next
week.
Mrs. Z. Overton of Vinita, Okla, is
visiting Mrs. Hattie Reeves this week
Mrs Robert Barger and son, Lloyd,
or Kansas City, Mo, arrived here last
night to spend ten days at the f. J..
+ Smith home in Madison street. Miss
Vern Barger, who has been here the
past two months, will return with her
mother
Doris Birzendine. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Brizendine, who has
been sick the past few weeks remains
about the same.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hickox are Wis
iting for few days at the w. S. Hic-
kOX home in East Eighth street.
Mrs Carl Lingo is ill at her home
in Republican avenue suffering from
eye trouble.
Mrs. Dewitt Lee and sons have re-
turned to their home north of Green
vile, after a short visit with rela-
tives and friends here.
Marlin Porter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. H. Porter of Huntington ave-
nue., has recovered from a weeks Sc
riOus illness.
Mrs. ]. c. Andrew of East Tenth
street Will go to Kansas City Saturday
to spend few days with friends
Mrs Ernest Porter and three chill
dren OF Clinton, Ia, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here for a few weeks.
The adult bible class Of the East
Side NJ. E. church will have their reg
ular meeting Friday night at the
church.
Miss Lulu Lyons of Lampson. Wis,
will arrive here the first of August
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends
The funeral service of Mrs. NJ. J.
Ticknor was held this morning from
the residence, 405 Lafayette street
Mrs. c. Isl. WATSON entertained
Miss Ellen Wedoff at her home in
Reno avenue Tuesday evening. The
invited guests We're Mrs. w. w. john
son, Mrs Nordstrom, Mrs. Camp, Mrs
Youngdoff, Miss Lillian Nelson, Miss
Louise Conrad, Miss Ruth Erickson,
Miss Edna Tomson. Miss Myrtle wed
off, Miss Louise Wedoff, Miss Estelle
Clemens, Miss Prudence Jury, Miss
Louise Jury, Miss Mable Camp.
Mrs. Lucy Jones, 1912 Madison
street, is spending a few months Wis
iting relatives and friends in Penn
Sylvania, New York and Chicago.
Jas. F. Dunlap, 1O15 Madison street
is reported seriously. ill, suffering
from injuries received in a fall re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Greenbaum have
returned from their wedding trip in
Kansas City, and are at home to
hai at Ct
Mrs. Greenbaum was before her mar
riage a few days ago Miss Bessie
Scrinopskie. the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Scrinopskie.