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BR0oKFEDs WIN RAIN RECORD.
Play In Newark Tomorrow After
Noist Western TrIp.

Returning Brookfeds who practised at
Washington Park Yesterday said that
their weather beaten teammates. now
headed home from 81. Louis. had made
moist history in baseball. Don Marion.
a pitching prospect highly rated by
Manager Lee Magee. Mike Simon. n
catcher rapidly gaining power in an in
Jured throwing arm. Art Griggs. utility
man. n David Howard, crstwhile Cor
nell University infelder. compose the
advance guards of Brookfeds. The other
players will reach Newark early to-
morrow and after the game there the
Newark and Brooklyn teams will move
over to Washington Park for the after
noon game.
Wednesday and the next two days the
Brookfeds will he IN Buffalo. returning
on Saturday for an at home. which will
continue until after the game July |.
The Baltimore, Newark. Pittsburg. 81.
Louis. Chicago and Kansas City clubs
will be met in that order, and again on
Independence Day the Newark and
Brooklyn Federnls will he paired.
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Memphis, 3; Birmingham.
Atlanta, :; Chattanooga, O.
Mobile. {; dttle Rock. g..
New Orleans. 2, Nashville. q.
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The exceptional race in the National
League took such form yesterday that
only six games separate the first and
last teams. The first team Is now the
Cubs. who went back to the top by beat
ing the Reds while the Braves were
drubbing the Phillies once more. The
Giants beat the Brooklyns and are tied
for seventh place. likew sc eighth place.
with the Cincinnatis. The B~rooklyns
dropped to nf,h. The Cardinals won a
game from the Pirates after the first
section of a double header had been
stopped by lain with the score a tie.
Waterways Results.
New York. 8 Brooklyn. l..
Boston. 2. Philadelphia, 4
81. Louis, o: Pittsburs. 0 tsix innings;
rain. nrst gamel.
81 Louis. $. pit,sbure. 4 tsecond Esms).
Chicago, 2; Cincinnati, J.
Detailed standing 81 the Clubs.
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.estted for Mckee IN ninth inning
tBsited for williams In third nninE
Slated for Ioudermilk In sixth inning
Slated for Perryman in eighth inning
Ran for Ruel
Detroit .....-........Io I A A a q a.
81. Jouia ..-..........n a q q O.
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Jersey city In Newark.
Richmond In Providence.
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American Association.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.


AT MINNEAPOLIS.
S.. Paul -. ?ooooooo2- I
Pattsries--steel and Marshall: Harper,
yingling and Scully,
AT KANSAS CITY
Milwaukee 0 0 0 q 2 4 I SIN a
Kansas city. O0201 H. ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Hughes. Delhi.
ReEan and Alexander.
Louisville trainl.
Cleveland Indianapolis twet grounds.
A Nutley. n. j.
Farmers II. b c.. ol&o % il
Sutley, n, J......l 10000 I is II
Batteries-Weiss and Tanneberger; Zit.
man, yingling and Brown.
A. KldEewood.
E Es,i.n p, I, GG,,".i SSciSo--s / 3
Batteri.s-Rsif and Martin, wittner
A. R~idGewood.
Phila. Giants % 20 0 Is 10 q
Cuban stars 00os0 I 2 is II
Batttriss--Bradford, Tate and Gate.
wood and johnson, junco and Noiriguez.
A. Arctic Park.
E E%Slls e s,,,ssr..s !Sd?sSdd--' Il I
Batteries-Wade, Cans and Santop; Nc
ouillan and Ditzel,
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BROOKLYN AMATEUR LEAGUE
Trinity club, q; Suburban Arrows. :
= ST Cousins, 2, Sycamore A. G. 2
ctntrsIv G A, ~ Aurora Marin.
and Field club, /
Y NJ. =. A. LEAGUE.
r r V NJ g A, II, Central Y. VI.
wr B.1' e II. Y {. X X. {. A. h TweO'y-'is'A
=. D v NJ C, A, u Carlton v NJ
Bush TERMINAL LEAGUE.
United Cigar Stores. .; Eiseman Mag.
Bush Terminal. 10: sears.Roebuck, .
". G. Richie Company. Ii; r Gr-ss-
man Company. z
crackerisck, .; Jones sreedometer. .
PARoCHfAL LEAGUE
81. Patricks, 10 Good Counsel, 2
= Teresa. q st. Antony, 3 U6 lnnings)
Our Lady ~ Mercy. 10. 81. Agnes, il.
81. Paul, 90; 81, Charles.
81. Johns. is: ST. Peter. I
Sacred Heart, -; star Of the Sea, a.
OTHER RESULTS
Fern Council. r A.. II Thomas CooL
4 Bon. o,
Bedford Pr.sbyterian. II; Plymouth Con.
Ln:sln ! c. y New York Telephone
Linen Thread Company. 10, opon
neil. g.
s.mos.t Isl Gems. g..
vyckon Heights. 5. 81. Marks. ..
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'ECOND GAME.

Ran for Gibson in ninth inning
tBatted for Kantlehner In eighth inning
fBatted for Councilman in ninth inninG.
81. Louis ,............b n a O o q O o-k
Pttsburg ..........,,0 q q q a q -
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Crsinua BATS Out victory.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. May 2g.-In
a game full Of thrills rrsinus College
downed Schwab's Bethlehem steel team,
s to 2. this afternoon in Taylor Stadium
AZ Lehigh University by a ninth inning
rally. In that inning kennedy's triple
and kerr's four base drive with two on
clirched the anne. Up to that time 1t
was nip and tuck. Lane once striking
cut the side after three Crsinus men got
on the bases. A.. Roth featured with
two sensational catches. The score
X, H.. r.
steel. ......... 900 q o % 1
observation-disclosures. johnson and Stugart:
Steel. Lane and Bell.
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y. v. q. Accountants WIZ ,or,.,,

The students Of the New yo~t In.
versity school of commerce. accounts ara
finance will hold their annual Held d.
on Ohio Field tomorrow Besides an
interfraternitv baseball tournament ,,J
an interfraternity $50 yard relay r,ra
there will he individual competitions +,
the 100 yard. 4iO yard and $50 v,rd
runs broad jump. high jump and 'w.'y,
pound shot put. The mo,
are largely night studeu'e and an A..
END the Washington square division,
although several or the varsity an.
letes are anon their numhcr
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PIRATES BEATEN AND TIED.
Mcou'''sn IL Knocked on Rubber
by 50. LOuts.

PirrsBuRG. May 29.-Pittsburg and
~. Louis Nationals played two games
here to-day. the first being stopped BY
rain In the sixth inning with the score
0 to o, while the second went To the
81. Louis team. r to 7. Adams and
Griner both pitched good bail in the
short game. but in the second McQuil-
Ian made a bad start. yielding five hits
and hve runs in the first inning. He
was relieved by k%antlehn.r. who
stopped further scoring.
Meadows pitched good ball until the
ninth inning. when he weakened. but
managed to stop the rally OF the home
team after they had scored two runs.
The scores
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BEAT PHILLIES: LOSE RUDOLPH.
Braves star Pitcher Injuries Groin
Running to First Bnse.

Boston. May 29,-The Braves stopped
the Phillies again to-day. this time Q
to 4, Wlldness by Demaree n errors
by Cravath and Becker put the locals
In the lead In the third inning. Schmidt
doubled with the bases full in the fourth
and sent In three unA
Meanwhile captured a foul far back
OF third In the sixth inning and doubled
a man at the plate with a fine throw.
When running to first base in the eighth
inning Rudolph strained a ligament in
his groin and probably will not be able
to play for some time. The score
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LENT IS N. Y. U. CAPTAIN.
Executive Committee Also r,.,,.
webb as Track MANAGE.

Al a meeting Of the executive cor,
mittee OF the New York I'ulvars,,u
Athletic Association YESTERDAY Alvr
Lent was elected captain % ncv. yc,-,
track team. Lent two years ago vo,
first place In the half mile run AZ tho
middle States athletir meet.
William Webb was chosen az ,,,r
ager OF the team and George Fonoer
his assistant.
Wilbur Frerichs was chosen manass-
OF next seasons baseball team and {
Philips assistant manager.
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BILLY MOORE TIGER CAPTAIN
Track Team Fleets poo,b,I, a..
Kept Out of Nee, H., I,,,,.

PHiLApELPHtA. Nay 20 w Il Mo-.
of New York city wa elected q, ,Lee
banquet tonight captain of r pr...
ton track team for next v,,r vo,.
runs the furlong and quprt,r m,ls Sm,
he did not compel in to- DAYS e,mN.
on account of a pulled tendon
Moore is the boy who made ,a-
for himself last fail when he sco,ns
n touchdown in tho pri,cn'o,.y, 49,
am He also was u member a, ~.
Princeton two mile relay team. ob'"s
won the championship recently. y,,or,
ls only n sophomore.
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Pitcher Dauss Takes n Bride.

ST. LOUIS. May 29.-George Dauss OF
the Tigers. who pitched against the
Browns In this afternoons game. par
tic'pated In a matrimonial bargain bill''
to-day. hen he married Miss Ollie
Speak Of 81. Louis In the other half
Of the double header James A. Gilbert,
wealthy foundry owner. married Miss
Jessie Speak, a sister of Dauss's bride
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WILD THROWS AID THE CUBS.
williams Bunt Also Figures IN
Defeat Of Reds.

CINCINNATI. May ?9,-Wild throws by
Won Kolnitz and Groh after Williams's
hunt In the fourth gave the Cubs two
runs in to-day's game. which Chicago
won from the Reds. 2 to 1. Safer had
doubled when Williams went to bat.
Two singles and an infeld out scored
the Cincinnati run In the fourth. The
score:
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Fitchburg. /; Worcester. o ,nrr game.
II inningsl.
Portland. 8; Lawrence. 2
Lynn 3 Lowell, o (frst game.
Lynn. 1 Lowell, o 1second camel
Lewiston, 4; Manchester. e.
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ESSEX FELLs, n. j., May 29.-Kings-
ley School made II eleven straight to-
day, winning from Montclair Academy.
! to 2. Tremaine. Bingham n Reavey
hit the ball hard. Field struck out
thirteen, The score:
r. II. r.
Montclair, ,... o I n q q n o. : 7
kingsley ,,,.., . q q 2 " II I.
Batteries-Patterson and Hazel: Field
and Sperry.
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YANKS LOSE OUT ON
ANOTHER Big CROWD
Expecting Royal Welcome for
Homecoming Senators, They
Encounter More Rain.
McHALE HAS SORE TOOTH

The Yankees and W~ash!nstons fell foul
OF rain yesterday and didn't clash.
Neither did the Clevelands and White
Sox. The Athletics broke ven with
the Red Sox and the Detroits heat the
Bro WINS In one game and tied them in
another. The double header season Is
upon us.
Yesterday. Results.
washiugton-New York train,
Philadelphia. 2; Boston, I thrst camel.
Boston. 6. Philadelphia. ) second eame).
Detroit. I: 81. Louis. I thrst camel
Detroit. a. 81. Louis. , mine Innings:
darkness; second gameb.
ChicaEo-Cleveland tboth games; rain),
Detailed standing Of the Ciubs.
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TIGERS WIN AND TIE.
Dauss nm His wedding nay Holds
the Browns safe.

st. LOUIS, May 29.-Detroit won the
first game Of to-day's double header
from the Browns. Z to 4. and got a
2 TO 3 tie In the second game, which
was called at the end OF the ninth
because OF darkness. Dsuss. who was
here this morning. held the
Browns safe In the pinches In the opener
although he was hit hard. The scores (:
Eyp or nANu
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Ptttsburs In ST. Louis.
Kansas city In Chicago.
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Richmond Hin was one run shy at the
end OF a strong rally In the last three
innings against Bay Ridge at Forest
Grounds yesterday and came out on
the small end OF a 2 to 3 score. The
score:
n. n. Il,
nav Ridge .... iinO3- IA a
Richmond Hill. OOOOOO5 IS 10 !
Psttsries-Shea. Karlson and DrIscoll
Res die and MschalHki.
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Bobby wallace y. ~R.,....a.

ST. LOUIS. May - -Bohhy wallace
former star shor'stor NJ the Browns,
received TO-DAY = ten dave notice ~ HE
unconditional release. Wallace We aid
to be considering an ofer 20 unrlre 4,
the American Association
II~Ir N.,hs gl..
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BROOKFEDS FAIL TO
GET RUN ON PLANK
But They Manage to Tie Sec
ond Game, Called at st.
Louis i'm Tenth.
WILSON'S SUPPORT Is BAD


ST. Louis. II: Brooklyn. 0 tfrst camel
Brooklyn. 4. ST. Louis. Z tO innines'
second game).
Chicago-Newark tboth games. rainy.
Baltimore. 4 Kansas city. L.
pIttsburg- fraIn).
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Manual Gets sweet Revenge.

Manual Training High School defeated
Commercial yesterday at Suburban Oval
by a score Of 10 to 3 and won the cup
offered as a prize. II was the second
meeting Of the schools this season, Com
mercial winning the first clash. The
score:
r. X. Il.
Commercial ,,... oooOnsolo-5 3
Manual Training 22030Olex-iO u 2
Batteries-Schlunsen and Logue: Rorty
and Swain.
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Runs-Newark-Tooley. Callahan. Kraft. 2:
Bunalo-Gilhooley. =: Jameson. 3: Carlstrom.
schscht. S: by Schmu,.. 8 iHits-on. schachi.
10; of Schmutl. . First base on halls-On
schScht. I; on schmutn. =; of Ca. :.
Struck out-By Cav. {? Two base his
Jameson. KeatinG. Carlerom Sacrifice fy-
Mccarthy. Stolen bse-Kestinx Left on
base.-Newark: 9: Buffalo; :. Double play
Schacht. Passed bsll-Snow Cmpkes-Car.
penter and Cleary. Time hour and rs min
uteN
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A. Nuuw. n. j
A. KldgewoOd.

Erie n; 4. C."..l ooolo % 3
A, C...,..c 0 | 0 x-3 5 q
Batteries-Reif and Martin. wittncr
anl Koch
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Brooklyn ....... O q q q n n
New York .... O o n q q
Brooklyn = Dsuber: New York
Doyle. ?; Fletcher. Robertson. Merklc. Frs,
base on error--Sew York Left on bases
brooklyn. ;: New York. 8 First base on
oalisaon PfeNer. I; on Tesreau, struck
9M-by Tesreau. 4 Three base hit-Daubpr
TWO base hit-Merkle. sacrifice fy-Flet cher
Double play-Doyle and Merkle. Hits-Ou
pIener. IN seven innings; of Appleton. in
one innins Umpire In chief-Eason Field
umpire-Emslie Tine hour and 70 min
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Ptttsburs In ST. Louis.
Kansas City In Chicago.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s.-St. Louis with
Plank up, crushed Brooklyn. II to q. in
the first game Of to-day's double eader
Seaton and Finneran were routed for
eighteen hits. Tobi collected Ave and
Borton four. Plank allowed only three
singles.
The second game was called in the
tenth on account Of darkness with the
score 4 10 T. Wilson would have won
with half decent support. as he twirled
n nice game. The scores
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BOSTON. May 2s.-Holy Cross de-
feated BOSTON College, 2 to I, on tn.
South end grounds to-day. A two
bagger BY Norton anu a triple by
Murphy defeated Boston. The score:
Holy Cross 90 o. s 2
Boston College.0 o | 5000 o. 3 3
Bstteries-wa,lace and Murphy. Hal
'orRn and Dee.
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FIRST GAME.

Runs-New ark-Mowe, Callahan; Writer:
Buffalo -Gilhooley. Jamieson, Carls'rom
Z Struck out-By Bader. .; by Chabek. s.
Three bsse hitsJAmieson Callahan, krsf
Two bsse hitsCarlurom witter Bad,r gu
Jameson. Stolen basesJudGe, Gilhooley
LET, on b~asee-BufaIo. s: Newark, 4 Double
playe-witter. HeckinGer and Zimmerman:
Carlstrom. Mccarthy and Judge. Wild pitch
-Chabek. C~mpires-Cleary and Carpenter.
Tine hour and 81 minutes.
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Drexel Ahead IN s~watfest.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. May 29.-Moravian
College lost to Drexel Institute of Phlla-
delphia to-day. 1s to 3. Both teams hit
the ball hard and often. but errors by
the collegians reacted against them. The
score:
r. H.. T.,
Moravian ..... o | o. Is 6
Batteries-Wlnter. Smith and Carrigan
and Eaton. Linhach. Mueller and Turner.
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The Harlem Yacht club. whose CIV
Island home was destroyed hv Are, an
nouncsd last night that It's regatta m.
morrow would he held A. scheduled
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BUFFALO. May 29.-BufYalo made a
clean sweep Of the series with Newark
by winning 10Th games in to-day's
double header. The first contest was
hard fought. the league leaders win
ming In the eighth by a score Of I to 3.
The second game was a waikaway. II
TO 4. schacht being driven out Of the
box.
The Bisons scored two runs in the
first inning OF the first game. but
Newark took the lead In the NTH. OIL
hooley opened the eighth with a two
ba gger and went to third on Jamleson's
sacrince. scoring on Carlstrom's single.
Channels two Dagger scored Carlstrom
with the winning run. The scores
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Charlotte, s. Greensboro, 3
Winston Salem. = Ashev'le. mrs.
Eame). ~
winston-Salem. &, Ashcville. S Second
game).
Durham. =; Raleigh. >.
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50. Ann's Overw helms Xavier.

81. AIMS Academy defeated Xavier
High yesterday at Fordham Field by a
score of 10 to 4. Pitcher Reilly did
much to win his own game, making three
hits and striking out fourteen, The
score:
r. II Y.
Nayier High. ....l 0l1 5000 & &
ST. AIMS Academy 3ollie Is 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BOYLE and Nc
Ciowan, DAILY, Reilly and Crowley.
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Fort Worth. . waco,
San. Antonio. 5. Beaumont l.
Dallas. s.: shreveport. ..
Houston. +. Galveston. . (nrst gameN.
Houston, :, galveston. . second camel
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Runs-St 1ouls. Shot'on. Pratt. G. Walker
Detroit. Bush. Mckee. Coveleskie Two base
hit Cobb. Sacrifice hits-Lavan, Crawford
Double plsy-prstt 10 Lavsn TO Lesry stolen
bases-Cobb >. Crawford. Walsh. Pratt. Hit
Nv pitched hall-By Ioudermilk Cobb, ny
Coveleskie 1"aryN Wild pitch-Coveleskie
Bases on ballr-On Loudermilk 4. of Coveles.
kie : Struck out-By Loudermilk .. by
Coveleskie 3. by Pcrryman ? by Weilmsn /.
tmplres-Evans and Mullaney. Time
hours and s minutes
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~outh Atlantic League.

Savannah. 8. Augusta. | Cnrs, same,,
savannah. & Augusta. : tsecond game:
seven innings by agreement
Macon. 4; Columbus. 9 (nrst camel.
Macon. 3: Columbus. q (second game;
seven innings nv agreement.
Albany, &; Jacksonville. I (te i%nning.,,
Charleston. 2 Columbus, |.
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1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Davies In ninth inning
Boston .........n a q I q a q q OIL
hiladelphi .........n q a q q q q -
Runs-Philadclphis, Murphy, Lapp: Boo.
ton, scott. Two base hit-Srott, Stolen
litzell. First base on error-Philaielphia !.
Left on bases Philadelphia 4. Boston I
plays Thompson and McAvoy: leave and
Barry Bases on balloon wyckoff 3. of
Ruth I Wild ritch-Ruth Tmpires-Con
molly and Chill Timc-1 hour and Sc minutes
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Runs-St. Louis, Tobin ? Vaughan >, Kirby.
Borton 3, Miller 2. Johnson Two base hits
Miller. Tobn, Stolen bases -Johnsom Tobin.
Wild pitohes-Plsnk, Finnersn. Bases on
alls-on Plank 2. off seaton ?, OF Finneran
l. struck ou,-By Plank 5. by Seston !, by
Finneran Cmpires-Finners and Fyfe
Tme-i hour and IS minutes.
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Trinity RIauks worcester.

HARTFORD, May 28.-After twelve hits
had been scored on him Luce rave way
but Trinity had a big lead and won
easily from Worcester Tech. Q TO o. The
score:
r. II. r
Worcester. o.. 5000 90 I 4
Trinity ....... O280 O "a IL 1
Ratteries-Luce, Tomblen and Stone.
paker and CAypenter
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Rutgers EnjOys Fat Inning.

CLINTON. May 29.-Slugging In the
sixth inning coupled with three Ham
ilton errors rave Rutgers a victory
here to-day. score 8 to 2 The hitting
Of Berg, living and C~avanaugh fea-
tured, The score
r. II. L.
Rutgers ..... ] 1000 o O. 10 5
Hamilton. ,... 1000 o. I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Rerg.
Neutrality-suspicious. ana Miller.
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Flsher, Salcr, WlITiams; Cin,
cinnati, Herzog, Two base hits-Fisher, Mol.
WITH. Safer Double p~lays-Herzog To Groh
Groh to HerZog TO Mollwitz Sacrifice hit
williams Stolen base Bases on balls
ON Benton !. struck out-By Rent on 4. by
HUMPHREYS :. Passed BALLROOM Umpires-
Rigler and Hart Time hours and .
minutes.
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SERIES TO BUFFALO;
NEWARK LOSES TWO
League Leaders Have One Run
Margin in First, but Sec
ond Is Easy.
SCHACHT HAS TO RETIRE


Buffalo. 4; Newark. 8 tnrst game).
BUFFALO, II; Newark, 4 (second game).
Toronto, .; Jersey City. . thrst camel.
Toronto. II; Jersey City.7 second game,.
Montreal. Is: Providence, a thrst Game).
Providence. 7; Montreal. 9 Second same)'
Rochester, I; Richmond. 3 tnrst same).
Rochester. 4: Richmond. 3 tsecond same).
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Hartford, .. Springfield. 8.
New Bedford. 7; Taunton, ..
Fall River. I; Brockton. 3 Go innings).
Pawtucket. 8. New Haven. : III innings).
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uns-Brooklyn-Magee. Kaut, Holt. Land
81. Louis-Tobin. Borton. Deal. johnson. Two
base hite-Desl. Anderson. Three base hits
Anderson. Mage Home run-kaud Sacri'
hce hits-Millcr. Wilson. Davenport. Double
play.-kirby and Johnson; Hartley, Vaughn
-Tobin. Vaughn. Hit by pitched ball-By
Wilson Johnson. First base on balls-Of
Davenport, .: off Watson. 3: OF Wilson. s;
off Groom. 3. Struck out-By Davenport. s:
by Groom, .: by Wilson. I Umpires-Fin.
neran and Fyfe Time hours and ) min.
utes
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Newport News. .: Norfolk, 80 in
ningtl.
SUFFOLK. s: Petersbure, q
Portsmouth, 4; Rocky Mount. q.
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Runs-S'. Louis, Hussins, Beck. Dolan.
man. yiox Two base hit-Johnston Stolen
bases-Miller, Wagner. Bases on balls-On
Meadows I. of McOuillsn I. Struck out-By
Meadows 6, by kantlehncr s, by Councilman /
Hit by pitched ball-By Meadows CViox)
Time hours and s minutes. rmpires-
Byron and Orth.
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Crescent 4. G.. os2oOSo?oo-S il
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A. kaneas City.

Kansas City. ooo l. 4
Batteries-ouinn and owens; johnson
and Brown.
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Two base hi -Hinchman, Sacrifice hits
Viox.. Srhang. Beck, Double play-wagncr
and Johnston, Left on bas~s-St. Louis ..
pttsburg Struck out-By Griner l.. by
pires-Byron and Orth.
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Bs~eball Tomorrow, II A. NJ. Newark va.
Brooklyn. Fed. League Pk. Hudson tube TO
Ground.-Adr.
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otals 9, 9 ~ IL
'Bstted for Perryman In the fourth inning.
tBatted for James in the seventh inning
tBatted for Hoch in the ninth inning.
Detroit ........... Q 2 %
~ Louis ............ 1 0 o o o o o o.
ford. Baker, Dauss: 81. Louis Sbo,,on Two
base hits-vitt. veach. Q: Cobb Three base
hit -Dauss. Sacrifice hits-C. Walker. Austin,
tin and Leary: Pratt. Lsvsn and Ieary.
Passed ball-severold Hit by pitched ball
BY Dsuss ,Austinl First base on balls-On
weilman. 1: off Perrymar. a; off James, I;
on Hoch, 2. Struck out-By Perryman. 2. by
psuss, Z: by James. 1. by Hoch. 1 Umpires-
minutes.