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ALEXANDER BLANKS
DODGERS WITH A HIT
Zach Wheat Is Only Robin to
Get Safe Hit Against
Phillies' Star.
GAME IS QUICKLY PLAYED

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-Another
wonderful pitching exhibition was given
here to-day by Grover Cleveland Alex
inder when the Phillies defeated Brook
Ign. 4 to o, in 4 remarkably fast game
OF one hour and nine nutes. Alex
clean single 20 right by lack Wheat in
The eighth inning, and pitched just sew
cnty-six balls during the game. Only
twenty-eight Dodgers faced him. one
above the legal lumber, and not a
Brooklyn man got beyond first base
He did not pass or hit a man. and the
Phillics nelded perfectly behind him.
Other than the hit by Wheat the
Dodgers all went out on comparatively
easy chances, a liner by Stengel to Becker
being the only other hard hit ball. From
A local standpoint 1t was the best game
Alexander ever pitched in this city and
he was loudly applauded every tim he
came in from the box to the players
bench. He had perfect control, rarely
getting three balls on a batsman. Sew
eral OF the Dodgers tried to wait him
out. but all were compelled TO hit after
getting two strikes called upon them.
Jack Coombs, who has beaten the
phillies three times this year, gave
Alexander a tough battle for six
rounds, but weakened enough In the
seventh TO let the Quakers score their
first pair OF runs. lie was directly re-
sponsibie for the other pair they hung
UP In the eighth. Jack ave only three
hits. two falling to Niehon. But one
Of his two passes and a hit batsman,
together with his costly wild throw, re-
suited in the winning runs. although
he certainly did not get much encour-
| agement from his In the art
OF run getting.
Niehoff got the first hit of combs,
a single in the first inning. but then
Jack went along at "A hitless gait until
the seventh, when the Philadelphia
got their two other singles. In this
inning with two and three on Niehon
the latter hit the next pitch to centre
went to second on Cravath's out al
first and to third on Beckers roller
to Daubert. Coombs then hit Whitted
and the latter promptly stole second
Luderus singled savagely through Dau'
bert, scoring both Niehof and Whitfield
Ludy In trying to take second on thu
hit was cut down, Stengel, Coombs tC
O'Mara.
In the next inning Coombs passed
Killifcr and in trying to get Alex
ander at first on the latter's bunt th'
pitcher threw to right Held hiihiei
reaching third and Alexander second
Byrne scored Killifer with "A long ln'
drive to Meyers, on which Alexanue'
cached third, he scoring when Ban
croft was tossed out at first. The score
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81. Louis In Chicago.
Cleveland In Detroit.

BosroS. June 26.-The Yankees and
header at Fenway Park this afternoon.
the Donovan boys taking the opener, 5
to !. and dropping the second encounter.
I to .. The closing number furnished
a big scare for the Carrigan clan and
5000 rooters az the Yanks needed only
a single to tie up the game in the ninth
inning. Roy Hartzell grounded to jan
win with the bases full and two out
and the ball got the decision over Fritz
Maisel in a race to second base.
A stirring rally In the eighth inning
turned the first contest into the Yankee
victory column when everything pre-
sagcd a defeat for wild Bits aggrega-
ton. Three scattered hits was their
portion of the speed and slants of George
Foster during the first seven innings
and 1t seemed that Jack WARRIOR was
to play in his usual luck and get no
batting support for his well pitched
game. Foster broke the runless tie in
the last half of the seventh with a
double, and he evidently expended too
much energy in his dash to second
base. He did not last through the
Yankees half of the eighth. The double
had chased Thomas In from first base
with Boston's only run.
Hughey High started the Yanks on
the road to victory with a double "a
left field and went to third while jan
win was throwing Peckinpaugh out al
first base. Paddy Baumann, who played
third because OF Maisel's injured hand,
followed with a triple to the right field
corner and High raced in with the
tying run. Figuring that a close play
at the plate might decide the game,
Donovan sent Maisel In to run for
Baumann. and a minuter later Fritz
scored when Janvrin threw poorly &c
Thomas after fielding Pipp's grounder
Pipp got an extra base on the error
Cree sent Plpp hon with a single 70
left and Foster was excused for the
afternoon. Shore succeeded him. Hart
zell's single through short put Cree or
third and Birdie scored when Thomas
muffed the ball at the plate after Boone
hunted 10 Shore. \ pass TO Sweeney
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STARTS GIANTS TO
ROUT; Willis
Braves Come From Behind in Ninth and Make Enough
Runs to Take Game by Score of Z to g.
Muff by Doyle Hurts.
lie stood there and slashed and slasned

He stood there and slashed and slasned
out.
Then, with Doyle out on a fy and TWO
stfn on, Brainard was the next batter.
Fletcher Is a good hitter In a pinch.
Not that he might have done any better
than Brainard did, which wasn't any
thing. but he Is nevertheless a good
hitter In a pinch. He didn't hit in this
pinch because he had been put out OF
the game by Byron, They jawed about
something.
Byron. the oficious, is mistaken IL
he thinks shaking his finger in a ball
players face-he has that mathematics
him any the better umpire or makes
the people think he IL. That gesture OF
his lends neither dignity nor authority
to his position and is rs far from neces-
sary as IL IL far from Delsartean. He
can hit the digitRl stroke up TO sixty
n minute. however, - need be, and as
between him and the player who g a
target for the wagging. win by count
less lengths OF open water.
The Giants taT1ied in the fourth on
triples by Doyle and Fletcher. Fletcher
was on third with only one out, but
Robertson churned nothing tSrice and
Merkle popped. The Braves stalled for
a while. as long as the umpire would
let them, which wasn't long. 1t was
dark and stormy looking overhead, but
the rain held off for a couple of innings.
Doyle muffed a ny In the sixth and
Gather pushed a home run into the eft
field rookery. Singles by Doyle. Fletcher
and Robertson tied the score in New
York's half. This rally lived n moved
and had its being al. after two were
out and Merkle closed II with a strike
! out.
Following a twenty minute halt by
rain Eddie Grant singled in the seventh.
| Meyers and Marquard succumbet on
, mild punches and Snodgrass came 10
| time with an infield hit. which brough;
Grant over. The score stood , to . until
the ninth. In that painful period
Schmidt beat out a chopped bunt, and
thereby spoiled the whole afternoon for
the Giants and their friends.
The harm which that bunt did lived
after 1t. Magee. who has been a mark
for pitchers OF late. burned a doubl.
through Grant. Doyle threw out Maran.
willie and held the runners where they
were, but the passing OF Gowdy to gel
az Rudolph. good judgment apparently
did not prove so. II would have beer
ordered differently had McGraw had q
second guess. but as IL was Rudolph
singled right off the reel and brought IL
two runs.
The ball slipped from Snodgrass'.
hand as he was about to field IL back
was wet probably. On that error Gowd,
also scored, but he'd have counted any,
way. for Fitzpatrick singled. Gilber
hit TO Marquard. who threw him out. an
Rudolph broke for the plate on IN,
throw. Merkle's wild return not onl,
precluded a double play hut increase,
the amount OF mischief afoot by ALLOW
Ing Fitzpatrick as well as Rudolph Il
sCamner in
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To-da,'s schedule

Newark In Providence
Buffalo IN Montreal
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The most momentous happening In the
American League yesterday was the
defeat of the White Sox. The Clevelands
beat them and improved the race, for
they were getting a long lead. The
Dotroits also lost, and to the Browns.
The Yankees divided a double header
with the Red Sox. and the Washingtons
were beaten by the Athletics.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 81 Boston. | tnrst game).
Boston. I, New York, 2 tsecOnd game).
Philadelphia, 3; Washington, 2.
IT, Louis, !. Detroit, ..
Cleveland. r: Chicago. =
Detailed StnndInE Of the Cluhs.
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LEIBOLD'S HIT BEATS SOX.
Doubles with Two Men on Base to
Make score . 10 =.

CLEVELAND. June 26-Leihold's dughs
with two men on in the eighth broke -
White Sox winning streak to-day t'i
the Maps won, 3 to .. The Indians N'"'
10 bat with the score . To ! in favor Z
the Sox Singles by Smith and p'Nc.i
and a sacrifice by W~amhsgluss SGT 'hA
stage for Leibold's two Dagger, Walter
held the SoN runless up 20 the sov'"'a,
when Viewers triple. singles by T. '1'-
gave the Sox two runs. The score:
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TOtaTa.-..NF w II o
'Battei for Wagner in the eighth inning,
+BatNd for Shore in the ninth irning
New York ........ o u o o 0 o 0 , h-5
Boston. ......... 0 q o o o o l 0 o.
Runs-Scw York-High. Maisel. Pipp. Cree,
Hart ,cll ~Boston-Thomas. Two base hits
Foster. High Three base hit aumann Sac
rifce hits-P1pp. Janvrin, Boone Stolen bases
Speaker, P~eckinpaugh Double play Peck
inpaugh and Pipp. Left on bassa-Sew York,
.; Boston. 2 First base on error-Sew York.
First base on balle-On WARRIOR. .: OFF Eos
w, 2; of Shore. .. struck out-By WARRIOR,
(: by Foster. 3: ny Shore. /. Hits-On Foster.
6 in seven and one-third innings: of Shore. .
ia one and twothlrds innings. weld pitch
Warhop. Cmpircs-Dineen and Nallln Time
. hours
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WEILMAN MAKES TT THREE.
Tackles TyEcrs Once More and Is
S~uccessfuI ny : to =.

DETROIT. June 26.-Carl Weilman was
sent back by Hickey to-day. pitching for
the third time in this series. and the
Browns as a result made II three out of
i've over the Tigers, score ! to .. Six
hits were made off the long left handler.
The Tigers had a little hard luck in the
ninth. when Rush's line drive, following
two clean hits. went straight at Austin
for a double play, killing a rally. The
score:
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'Batted for Adams in the seventh inning.
tBnttch for Lavender IN the ninth nnlng
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Results yesterday In the National
League did rot cause any changes In the
standings. but did make the race closer.
The Cubs were beaten by the Cardinals
and came back several useful points.
The Giants were conquered by the
Braves, Just as they were about to do
the conauering, and the Brooklyns were
shut out by Alexander and assisting
Phiiies. The Pirates subdued the trail
ing Reds.
Yesterdays Results.
Boston, I. New York, 5.
Philadelphia. I: Brooklyn, o.
Pittsburg, &: Cincinnati. 3.
st. Louis, 4: Chicago, 2.
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Ran 70. Cree IN the ninth inning
Slated for Brown IN the ninth inning.
New York ............ o o . o / o IL
Boston. ...........--. | o o . | II
Runs-New York. Boone. Caldwell. Boston.
Speaker. ?: Cady. Wood Two base hits
Lewis. .: Cady. Hoblitzell. Home run-Wood.
Sacrifice hits-Hohlize ll. Wood. Janvrin.
Lewis. sacrihce ~hies-Hooper. Hlsh. Left
on bases-Ncw York. I: Boston. 6 Frs, base
on errors-Sew York First base on balls
OF Brown, 3: OFF Wood 3: of Mays, /.
struck out-By Brown. ,; by Mays. /. Hits
OF Wood, in eight innings none out IN
NINTH: off MAYS. none IN one inning Double
~plays-Jsnvrln and HoblItzell: Hooper and
Hohiitzell Time hour and 48 minutes
tmnires-Sallin and Dlneen.
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DOUBLE STEAL BEATS CUBS.
CARDINAL. Also Indulge In n Little
Smuggling Bee.

CHICAGO, June 2~6,-SCoring all OF
their runs off Vaughn and label in the
first two innings, the Cardinals, abettei
by Sallee, defeated the cubs to-day. :
to 3. 4 hitting bee was responsible for
the first three st. Louis runs. In the
second Butler and Miller worked the
double steal for one run. Adams and
Lavender worked tlt rest OF the lame
and stopped the visitors.
The locals scored N the third on HRS
by Good and Schultz. ard = rally par
%ticipated In by Rresnahan and thinner
man produced two runs IN the eighth.
The score
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CLEVELAND, June 26.-Joe Evans. third
baseman Of the Cleveland American
Association team, has been switched to
the American League club. n Roy
Wood. local American League infelder.
goes to the association. This
ment was made this afternoon by Owner
Somers. Evans is the fastest man on
either Cleveland team.
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PIRATES JUMP ON DALE HARD
Hit Reds Young Pitcher for Five
Runs In Fifth and win.

PIrrsBuRG. June 2s-The Pirates de-
feated the Reds to-day In a long drawn
out game. 6 to 2. Dale. Cincinnati's
young pitcher. held the Pirates in check
until the NTH inning. when every Pirate
went TO bat. Nearly all hit the ball
soundly and five run resulted. Ames
and Lear came to the rescue. but they
could not bring their team to the front.
The score:
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LAJOIE WINS FOR MACKMEN.
NcInnis's sacrifice Fly Also Helps
to Heat senators.

WA~sHrSGToN. June &c, - Connie
Mack's Athletics defeated the Senators
here to-day. . To . Larry Lajoie's
triple and Mclnnis's sacrifice fly In he
sixth inning broke the deadlock that had
existed from the fourth. Only one man
reached first on Joe Bush after the third
inninG. The score
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Brooklyn ........... 81
Rurs-Chicago. J. Smith 3. Jackson. A
Wilson. Hanfori =. Mann, Fischer. Tinker;
Brooklyn. Cooper. Evans. y Smith. Land.
Kauh. r. Wilson, First base on errors-Chi-
cago 3, Brooklyn. l. Left on hases-Chl.
cago s, Brooklyn .. Home u Evans, =
smith. Three base hit-Cooper. Two base
hits-Farrell. Land, Mann. j Smith FIRST
base on balls--of Brown /, off + Wilson l..
on Fnneran :. Struck out-By Hendrix l.,
by Black /. by +. Wilson 8 Stolen bases
Kaun, Hanford, Mann. Sacrifice hits How
ard. Halt, A. Wilson, Double plays-Evans
and Howard: FRITZ, unassisiei, wild pitch
Hack. Hits-OT Hendrix. q in two and two
! third innings: on Black. I in four and two,
third innings: of Brown, / in two innings:
off Y. Wilson. : in eight innings: off Fin
| neran. / in one inning Umpire in chief
Fyfe. Field unlrire-Johnstone. Time hours
and : minutes.
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AT LOUISVILLE


Augusta. &; Columbus, .
Albany, 4 savannah. : ,frst gamel.
savannah. !; Albany, o 90 innings; sec,
camel.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Time. 80 3-5.
Good start: won driving: Tartar. b. e.. by
Yankee Sister; owned by X. T, Wilson,
Is: trained by 7. j. Hcalcy.
FIFTH RACE
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Ne-v England League,

Manchester, >; Worcester. Rrst
game,
Worcester. |: Manchester o twelve in
nings; second game).
Lowell, &, FitChburg, 4 (frst gameb,
Lowell. = Fitchburg. | ,six innings, sec
ond gameb,
Lawrence, .; Lynn, O..
Lewiston Portland; rain.
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Nashville. 3 Memphis, o thrst game).
Nashville, 2; Memphis, / tsecond game,.
Little Rock. 3, Chattanooga. / ,Hrst
game).
Chattanooga. /. Little Rock, 0 ,second
gameb.
birmingham, - New Orleans. 2 uhir.
teen innings: darkness,
Atlanta Mobile. rain.
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DOUBLE PLAYS AID NEwFEDS.
Of Them SnuH Out Rallies Of
kawfeds-ScOrc, u to 3,

NEWARK. June 2s.-The Newfeds took
another game from the Kawfeds to-day,
the score this time being 6 to 3. Both
teams lift the ball well. nut three double
plays by McKechnie's men Offset a num-
Der of tho visitors hits. The score
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At Montreal.

Montreal Il. La. Ol0GO3N-l 90
Observation-Disclosures, Bader and la
Montreal, Cadure and HuNicy.
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Runs Boston. Fitzpatrick. Egan. Gather.
Schmidt. Magee. Gowdy Randolph; New
York. Doyle ,, Grant :. Meyers. FRS, base
on errors-Boston .. Left on bases- Boston 3.
New York : First base on balls-on Ru.
Rudolph 5. by Marauard 6, Home run
Gather. Three base h,ts-Doyle. Fletcher.
Two base hits-Magee. Gowdy. Sacrifice hit
Gilbert. Stolen bases-Snodgrass. Robertson.
Earned runs-On Rudolph ), off Marquard I.
Umpire in chief-Byron Field umpire-Eason
Time hours and . minutes.
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FIRST GAME

Runs-Chicago-Flack. Fischer. zw1llinx, ?:
FRITZ. ?; Brooklyn-Myers First base on er.
ror-Chicago. Left on hase-Chlcago, 6;
hits-FIscher, Fritz. Zwilling. Simon. Stolen
baseball. kaun. Myers. Double play
LATTE. Simon and Myers. First base on
balis-Of Mcconnell. I: on Laf,te. = struck
out-By Mcconnell. 3. by Lafitte. 3; by Her.
ring, |. Hits-On LATTE, 10 in eight innings.
of Herring. none IN one inning Umpire IN
chief-Johnstone. Field u~mpire-Fyfe Time
Il hour and 30 minuila
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Jersey City EIks Beat Brooklyn.

The Brooklyn Elks lost to the Jerse,
City Elks. IA to =, at ST. Johns Field
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon.
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TINKER AND MYERS
MIX AS WHALES WIN
Players Exchange Blows at
Second, but Others stop
the Belligerents.
TIP TOPS TRAIL TWICE


Chicago. 6. Brooklyn. l tfrst gamel.
Chicago. 10; BROOKLYN. 6 tsecond camel
Newark. s. Kansas city, B
81. Louis. 9: Baltimore. 0 tnrst gamel.
Baltimore. ); -. Louis. 3 tsecond camel
Pittsburg. z: Buffalo, ..
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iladelphia. Siehon. Whitfield. Kill
fer, Alexander. Sacrifice hits Byrne. Niehon.
left on bases-Philadelphia 2: Brooklyn. l.
Struck out-By Alexander. 6: by Coombs. 2.
First base on errors-Philadelphia. First base
on called balls-On Coombs .. Hit by
pitched ball-By Coombs Whitfield. I'm
pircs-Rigler and Hart. Time-l hour and .
minutes.
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tbatt'd Tor Lavender IN the mnih inning,
- Louis, ............ 2 o o o o o o.
Chicago .,,,....-..-.. o 0 . o %
Runs Louis Butler, Bcschcr, Miller.
Long; Chicago Good, Phclan. lresnahan
Two base hits Schultz. Hcschrr. Rrcsnahan.
Fisher. Three basr Tits Williams. Long
Hyatt Double plays-Beck and HYATT Bui.
Ter and Snyder Sacrifice hits Dolln. Fisher.
Schultz Stolen bases Butler, Miller, Zim
herman First ba-r on balls-On Vaughn, /:
OF Tah+l. 3; on Adams, /: off Sallec, 1.
Struck out-By sallec, :; by Adams, 2: by
Lavender, / Empires -Ortl and Quiplry
Time hours and 22 minutes
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Portland, G; San Francisco, 1 Cnrst
gameb
Portland. o. san Francisco. s ,second
game.
Venice, :; Los Angeles, :.
Salt Lake, IL Oakland, /.
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81, Joseph. 4. omaha, l.
Sioux city, u; Des Moincs, l.
Topeka, o; Lincoln. : ,nrst game.
Lincoln, s; Topeka. second eame).
Denver, 10, Wichita. l ltrst game).
Wichita, .; Denver, / lsecond game).
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Il nOUT anu W WTNUC'N.
SECOND MME
Totals 80 72in q.


RunS-Jcrsey CitylTrucsdalc. purtcI ?
Richmond. Thompson. {? Bates. Arraguu. Ulnn.
Crane, Russell. Three base hits pur',i >
Thompson, Pick. Arragon. Sacrifice mr. ll-.
sell. Stolen bascs-Arragon Dunn. Sc'a.'..
Double p~lays-Arragon and crane Ring. tfH'
and Rey nolds. Bases on balls on Ring. , u'
Russell. >. Hit by pitched ball By Ring , r',
Struck out-By Ring. I. by Russell. ~. it..,
ball Schaufclc Wild pitches Russell. % 'tf
on b~aSc,-JcrSev city, : Richmond : Imp
-Cleary and Carpenter. Time-l hnu' '
rpiuufps
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SHELTERS DOWNED
TWICE AT RICHMOND
Fine support for Works and
Russell's Good Pitching
Win Contests.
HEAVY HITTING FEATURE


providence Sewark-Both game, ram
m 2: jersey CITY. I thfst game.
Richmond, I; Jersey CITY, , ,so. o.
gamel.
Rochester, .: Toronto, . tsorou1 game.
Montreal If. Ru0alo. =
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were doing their best to keep near
enough to the flying Roamer to be con-
sIdered c~ontenders. Both drew "a little
nearer to the ~pacemaker in going around
the bend and McCahey called on Addie
NJ. for an effort that sent her ONE
tarily into second place. McTaggart
had no idea that Tartar should lose
the advantage the rail gave him, and in
haii . dcseh strides he was again in
ront oil the Ally and the immediate
crrsuer of Roamer.
Notter. on Borrow, had been grad
ually making up the ground lost at the
start and as soon as the turn was made
into the stretch began to close on
che leaders for the run along the heart
breaking long stretch. which Is calcu-
lated to test the stamina OF the stoutest
racer. Addie MS brief flight of speed
had killed her chance and she dropped
back, beaten as Borrow moved up to
within a length Of Tartar. which still
was following with infinite patience the
pace set by Roamer.
As far as the quarter pole the lido
OF a year age went on with ever stride
n maintained his advantage of a
length and "A half without apparen,
effort. Then just as 1t looked as II he
was going to triumph easily 1t was
noticed that Butwell was a; work and
had given Roamer n touch of the whiI
to keep him UP to his gait. Borrow. or
the outside, was gaining slowly hui
surely, and as the trio came into close
view at the sixteenth pole Roamer was
fighting hard TO maintain a lead OF halt
. length, with Borrow almost Tapped or
Tartar.
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Shreveport, :; san Antonio. .
Beaumont. |, waco, o
Dallas, 1; Galveston, O.
Fort Worth, 3, Houston. ..
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Hartford s; New Bedford. :,
Springfield 4: FAN River, /.
New Haven, g Taunton, l..
Pawtucket -Brockton. rain.
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EIIlST GAMI,
Totals Oh. 80 lO2tIO 8
'Batted for Bentley In the ninth inning

Jersey City..........O n o q q o | Of
| Richmond .........O o u q o I "a
Runs-tersey City -Purtell; Richmond pirk,
Bates, Aragon, 2. Jordan. 2, Dunn. Schauiele.
Works. Two base hits Reynolds, Crane, Pick,
Jordan. ?; sherman, Schaufele.. Home mn
Works. Sacrifice hitS-Bcntlcy. Works. Stolen
= Double p~lays-Ba,cs. Pink and
! Aragon: Aragon and Jordan. First base on
balls-On Sherman. 3 on Works. 3. Struck M,
BY sherman, T. Left on baScS-Jerscy city. o.
+, Richmond. 4. Umpires-Cleary and Carpcnter.
Time hour and 10 minutes.
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.iSnt,cL for Shaw in second inning.

'Tattcu Tor NNaW IN ScCOhU IhNIHH,
Washington re-. IA u u " o o ..
philadelphia ...... o : u u u ! u u %
Runs washington. ShanEs, Morgan; Phila-
dolphia, Lajoic. 3? MclnniS., Earned runs
errors ashington. 7; Philadelphia, l. Lett on
bases Wpshin gton. I; Philadelphia, ] Bases
ON balls ON Shaw, l.. on Bush, /. Hits on
shaw. 3 In two innings; Ayers, Din scN en- innings.
struck out ny SHAW, !; by Ayers, : by nush; !.
rhrsr hsar hit Lainir. Two base hits Shanks.
lam. Sacriiceh hit Shanks. Sacrincc lilies Gam
an. NcInris. Stolen base Milan, Double PLAYS
kop(, IaJnic and NclnniS, knpt and MclnniS
Wild Pitch shaw. IniptrcS llildchrand ana
Oloughliu. Time ? hours.
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