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Portsmouth Wins s.cond HnIr.

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. BY defeating
Norfolk In the morning game of to-day's
double header Portsmouth won the see
ond half Of the Virginia League season
by eleven points, This team will play n
post-season series witt Rocky Mount,
WINES Of the first half OF the season. for
the championships of the league. This
series will begin Wednesday at Rocky
Mount. where the first NJ a seven game
series will he played. The hnal results .
Portsmouth. 3. Norfolk, l 'nrst gameN.
Newport News, 3, Suffolk, .
Rocky Mount. 4. Petersburg, tNrst
sRmeC
Rocky Mount. 5: Petersburg. : Second
ganel.
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Quite a shakcup in the standings of
tho National League clubs resulted from
tho Labor Day games. Tho double vic
tories OF the Giants and Dodgers over
the Braves and Phillies respectively
boosted both the homo teams. Brooklyn
Is in second place ono more, just two
games behind the leaders and as many
games ahead of the champions. New
York took sixth place from P%ittsburg.
which broke ever with Cincinnati. 81.
Louis's two victories over the Cubs put
tho Cardinals In the first division at the
expense of Chicago.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. s. Boston. 2 & NJ.
New York, 4; Boston, 0 Up. NJ.
Brooklyn. g.: Philadelphia, 3 "a. NJ.
brooklyn, I; Philadelphia. 3 Up. NJ.
Cincinnati. 3: Pittsburg, 0 CA. NJ.
Pittsburg, 5. Cincinnati, > CP. NJ.
81. Louis, 8: Chicago, : az innings. first
game).
darkness, second game).
Detailed standinR of tho Clubs.
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Detroit in Chicago.
BosroN. Sept. s.-Bm Donovan's
Yankees, who suddenly came to nte'
handed the Boston fans to-day as bitter
Q pill as they have had To swallow this
year. The dose was a double victory
over the Red Sox In the Labor Day
programme at Fenway Park. The score
OF the morning affair was 4 TO o. The
afternoon tally was 5 to 2.
Excellent pitching by Caldwell and
Fisher was the dominant feature. A
little timely hitting with a mixture OF
loose fielding on the part Of the Sox
helped to win the second game. Cald-
well seemed beaten up 20 the eighth
when the Yankees rallied.
Fishers superb work on the mound
beat the Sox In the opening contest.
Carr,gan's men made only three scat
tered hits of him. Not a Bostonian
passed second base. Barry and Speaker
were the only Red o who got TO the
midway.
George Foster was not far behind his
opponent. The Yankees were BILE to
make only six hits. Baumann and Cook
getting two apiece. Gardeners errors
broke up the game. TWICE pau thro"S
scored runners and put men on third
In each instance doubles followed ana
the errors proved costly.
In the second game Babe Ruth held
the Yanks hitless and runless for seven
innings. In the meanwhile Boston
gained a two run lead on Caldwell In
the opener. The first hit on Babe was
made by Boone in the eighth. Nuna-
makers hit scored Lutte. After Cree
was thrown out Csrrigan took out Ruth
nd sent in Leonard. Janvrin made a
wild peg to the plate on Highs tap and
this brought home Nunamaker and
Caldwell.
In the ninth while Mays was on the
mound Baumann doubled and scored on
Miller's hit. Nunamaker followed with
hit and Caldwell doubled. Miller
scor r but Nunamaker was killed of at
the pate. The scores:
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Rube was burning all through and
famed both Killifer and Alexander. He
also famed Stock and Paskert In the
ninth inning.
The afternoon game vas more or less
Of an easy breeze for the Dodgers. The
game was really decided In the first
inning. O'Mara walked. Daubert
singled to left and Stengel sacrificed.
When Cutshaw grounded to Niehof,
O'Alara beat the throw to h plate.
Dauber scored from third when Myers
fouled TO Luderus and Cutshaw go all
the way to third on the first baseman's
bad throw to the plate. Getz's single
to left registered Cutshaw. With his
lead to encourage them the Dodgers
stayed ahead all the way. The scores {:
x,,DNIEH GAME
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ATHLETICS DROP TWO MORE.
Gandtl Gets Five Hits in seven
Trips Il the Plate.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Washington
took the holiday double header from the
Athletics to-day, winning the first
game, . to 3. and taking the second.
8 to o. Both Shcehan and Ayres were
hit hard In the opener, but the WASH
ington pitcher proved more effective in
the pinches than the young Mackman.
The Athletics were helpless before Har-
per In the second. getting only five scat
tered hits. Gandil made five hits In
seven times at bat during the after
noon. No game was played In the
morning, the morning contest being
shifted to the afternoon for the double
header. The scores
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YANKS JAR ALL
BOSTON, BEATING
RED SOX TWICE
Fine Pitching Of Fisher and
Caldwell Too Much for
League Leaders.
RALLY IN g H INNING
SETTLES SECOND GAME

Tho Yankees helped n tighten the
American League race by winning W
~ames from the Red Sox yesterday.
Chicago benefited by this marked re-
versai of form on the part Of
mon. as the White Sox stopped cleveland
twioe. Unfortunately for Detroit raih
kspt the Tigers from entertaining the
Browns. Washington took two games
from tho Athletics.
Yesterdays Results.
Nav York. 4; Boston. 0 "a Nj.
New York. s; Boston, z tP. M.
chtc.eo 7: cleveland, 1 (frst ganle).
Chicago. S; cleveland, 9 second same.;
Washington. 6; Philadelphia q 'nrs'
Washington. s; Philadelphia, 0 tseoond
Detroit ST. Louis Doth games; vet
grounds.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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PIRATES AND REDS SPLIT.
Home Run. Triple and single In =
Row on Mamsur.

prrrsRuRG. Sept. 6-Pitteburg and
Cincinnati divided two games here to-
day. the visitors taking the morning
game 2 Ia 0. while tho locals won the
afternoon game 5 to . In the morning
game Schneider kept the nine hits NJ his
opponents scattered, while Cincinnati
punched n home run. a triple and a
single on Mamaux In the third inning.
scoring two runs. The afternoon game
went 10 Pittsburg because of the effec-
tive pitching Of Harmon. Mckenry
was driven from the box I'm the third
inning. The SCORES
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r. II p
Jersey City a. L)O NooOIO0- ! .
Providence a. I.D..n00lO o o. Z q
Batteries sherman and Tragc.sor;
Schultz and Casey.
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Totals 30 524I4 2
Philadelphia. .........O q n ? I %
Brooklyn ...........3 2 q q . u ~

cup. Brookiyn-O'Nisra ?. Dsubert. Cutshaw.
Myers. Nixon. McCarty. Ieft ON bases
Philadelphia. 3. Brooklyn. o. Two base hits
paSkert. Crayath. MCCarty. First base ON
balls-OT RiSey. 2 of Baumgardner. 2. of
Pfeifer, 4. Struck out by RiSey, I by Baum
gardner. I by Pfefer. 4. Stolen bases
hoff. O'Niars. Myers. Nixon. Sacrifice hits
O'Niara, S,engcl. Pfef'er. Sacrifice fs-Nlyers.
Double plays -McCarty and Cutshaw Mara
and Dsubert, stock. Killifer and Iuderus.
Wild pitch-RiNey. Hits-Of RiNry. @ in four
innings none out in ann of Banmgardner.
4 I'm two and one-third innings, of lineup.
none In one and two-third innings. Hit by
pitched ballS-By Baumgardner. Stengel. by
pieier, Iincup umplre IN chief Klein
mtnites.
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STANDING OF ME CLUBS
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BOSTON KNIGHTS RALLY.
McInerney Blows Up in Ninth and
New Workers Are Beaten.

The knights 81 Columbus baseball
nine Of Boston took the final game OF
their series from the New York knights
yesterday afternoon at the New York
tatholtc Protectory Grounds by a score
Of IL to I. New York won the first
two games.
Mclnerney was the master Of the
Bostonians until the ninth inning. white
his teammates piled UP a score Of :
to . for him, Then he blew up and the
Bostons hatted him all over the field
for ten runs. The score:
r r.
Boston ...... $4,000 10. H. :"
New York % o 2 2 n I D. ? r
Batteries-Boston Wright, Cannon and
Hartr'r, ially. New York, McInerncy. Nj
tsnertN and scott.
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Yamsda OutpInys KHns-r.

Preparing for his championship ~
balkline match with William Hoppe
three weeks hence koji Ysmada played
a practice game at Days last night
with Jacob klinger, European amateur
champion. whom he defeated ESQ to 237,
the latter playing AZ, Yanada will
meet George Spear I'm a similar game
tonight. Against klinger he averaged
IL g-2l, II made runs of IS and 30.
Elirger a So and 80. and averaged
II 6-ol.
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Totsie ~ & "a IL


'One out when winning run was eNored.
fBatted for Wilson IN the twelfth inmnx.
fBaited for Bethel In the twelfth inning
Chicago. .,.... 0 o n o o %,
~RunsCChicago, Williams, Phelsn: st. Louis.
Long ?. Bet rel. nj fee Archer
Pierce. Miller. Sallee Two base hit-Betzel
Double ays-Phe and SAFER: Higgins and
Miller; Higgins. Butler and Miller. First
base on halls-On Pierce / struck out BY
i1erce a. Hit by pitched balls-Long. Archer.
Hyatt. Passed Impires- O'Day
and ouigley. Time hours and 10 minutes
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Runs-Washington. Acosta. Foster. Milan.
Shanks. Mayer. Hits-Of Majors. ? In seven
and one.third innings: of Knowlson. none in
one and two.thirds innings. Two base hits
Shsnks. Crane. Home run-Mayer. Stolen
bases Acosta. Gandil, Mayer. Left on bases
Philadelphia 3, Washington s. Struck out
BY Harper 8. by Nahore ?. by KDowlson /.
Foster, McRridc and S;andi First base on
balls-Oh Majors 5. off Harper !, off Knowl.
son /. Hit by pitched ball-By Majors Gan.
dill. umpires- Dineen and Nallin. Time-i
hour and 81 minutes.
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Raleigh, I. Durham, 0 onrst game.
Raleigh. 3 Durham, ? (second game.
fifteen innings, darkness.
Winston Salem, I, Greensboro, a (nrst
gsmel.
Winston Salem. = Greensboro. (..c.
ond gHmeb.
Charlotte. 3; Ashevllle. / Cnrst gameD.
Charlotte. 4; Ashville. I (secund gAme).
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Totals ~ ae7 .
ted for Gibson In the eighth inning

.Ratted for Gibson in the eighth inning
tRatted for MamauS in the eIghth inning.
Cincinnati .......O q q a IA
Pitt shurg ............0 q q 0 90
Runs-Cinciunaii. Groh, Rodgers. Schneider
Two bsaa hit -NioN Three base hi,-Grif
nth. Home run-Schnelder. Stolen base
Grfhth. Double plays-Rodgers. Herzog and
Mollwitz; Schneider, HeryoE and Mollwitr
First base on balls on NamauS I. off Kelly
/ struck out BY Schneider !, by MamsuX i,
by Kelly I Hit by pitched ball nv Mamau
l rmpires-Rlgler and Orth Time hour
and "a minutes.
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Prospect Park Baseball.

RUSHWlCK LEAGUE.
Putnam A. G.. 4; Eaton +. G., 4 rI IN.
nings).
Palmer r C., 7: Long Island 4 G,
CATHOLIC LEAGUE.
Qu.~n of All Saints. i6. An Saint. .
OTHER RESULTS.
Circle A. A., =. Clinton = e. 4
Jim's All stars, II. inns Feds, 6 90 IN
VI"
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CARDS DOWN CUBS TWICE.
First Game Goes Twelve Rounds,
Second n swatfest.

ST. Louis, Sept. 6.-The Cubs dropped
two games to the Cardinals here to-day.
3 To . and 10 TO o. The first game was
won in the twelfth round. with the score
two even and the bases filled. Lavender
hit Hyatt. forcing in the winning run
The second game Vas n hitfest, the
locals hammering seventeen hits off
HUMPHREYS. while Doak held chicago
to five safeties Darkness ended the
agony In the eighth inning. The scores /:
EIpCT CAN'T
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Waco Texas LeRRue winner.

DALLAS. Tex, Sept. s.-Tho Texas
League ended It's season to-day and
Waco O the pcnnant. with San An
tonic Second m Fort Worth third.
To-day's results:
San Antonio. ;; beaumont, l tars, game,
Beaumont, ); san Antonio, ! second ganel.
Shreveport, II: Dallas. 3 first ganeI
Shreveport. I; Dallas. o second samsl
wsco, I; For Worth. o first gameN.
Fort Worth. 3: Waco, . tserond game).
Cah A AZ u all MI
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GAME.

Runs-New York. Grant. Merkle. Thorpe
Meyers, First base ON error New York Len
on bases Boston 3, New York 9 First base
on balls on Rudolph 3. off Tesreau ? struck
out Rudolph b, by Tesreau 4 Home rim
Meyers. Three base hit-Thorpe. Two base
~hlt-Grsnt. Stolen ~base-Merkle. Double
play Egan and schmidt, Hit by pitched ball
BY .Tesreau tSchmidD. Earned mns-On
Rudolph . Umpire in chief Byron. Field
umpire-Eason. TIME hour and ~ minutes
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Jersey City, .; Providence. / "a. M.
Providence, I: Jersey CITY, A { M.
Toronto, 6, Buffalo. 2 oirst game.
Toronto. .: Buffalo. / (seven innings
second Rame).
Richmond. 6; Harrisburg. E a. M.
Harrisburg. II. Richmond. ! I. M.
Rochester. 4; Montreal. 3 "a. NJ.
Rochcster. q Montreal. 3 Ir. ND.
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Run.-St. Iouis, Huggins >. Butler >,
Bescher. Long Miller .. Snyder, Doak. Sac
rihc- ~hrs-Flsher. Reacher. Wilson. Doak
Stolen base-Long Two base hit -BetIel
Double plly-Huggins. Butler and Miller.
First base on balls-of Dosk . Struck out
BY Dosk 2, nv HUMPHREYS l Hit by pitched
ball-By HUMPHREYS HYATT. Impires-
ouigley and o'Dsy Timc-l hour and N
mlnuteA
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MURPHY CLOUTs BALL HARD.
Helps Cfcotte and Benx Take Two
Games From Indians.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Cicotte and Benz
were steady in the first and second
games respectively to-day with the In
dams and the White Sox won. 7 to 1
and 8 to 0. Murphy's batting featured.
He made four hits in the first game and
three In the nightcap. The scores:
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GAME.
'Batted for Fitzpatrick in the fourth in.
Tran for Mey ers in the seventh inning.
fBatted for Stroud in the hfth inning

ming.
Tran for Meyer IN the seventh nnins
fBatted for Stroud in the hfth inning
Boston .......,...... o n o a o,
New lork..."...... ] rs
Runs-Boston. Smith. Maranville: New
York. Robertson, Merkle. .: Fletcher, Thorpe
First base on error-New York Left on
bsses-Boson, New York. Z. First base
on hals--or HnEhes, L. Struck out-By
Benton. 2. Nome run-Merkle. Two ba-e nj,
Benton Sacrifice hit-Schmidt. Sacrifice
hy-Gowdy. stolen base-Fle,cher. Double
play-Grant, Merkle and Fletcher III nv
pitched ball-By Benton (Mageel. Hits-oh
Hughes, s IN six innings; off Tyler. in two
innings on stroud, : in FIVE innings: of
Benton, none In four innings. Earned runs
on Hughes. g.: off Tyler. >: on stroud. 2
nmplre In chief-Byron. Field umpire
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omaha, \. 81. Joseph. i FIRST gam-l.
omaha 10. 81. Joseph. 2 ,second gamsl
pes Moiucs, !, SIOUX Ci'y, 3.
Lincoln. II, Denver. 10 thrst game.
Lincoln, IS, Denver, II tsecoud camel
Topeka, :, Wichita. I ,Nrst game.
Topeka, J. wichita, ! 'socond game. Ave
innings, d~arkuCSEl.
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sp-uhy =
Jersey City in Providence.
Harrisburg IN Richmond.
Montreal In Rochester.
Buffalo in Toronto.
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-RuDs-Cleveland. Chapman; Chicago. J.
Collins, 4. Collins .. jackson. leibold.
Weaver. Schalk. Sacrifice hits-Smith.
Weaver, Johns, schalk. Stolen bascs-E. Col.
Inns. Jackson. Two base hit-E. Col.
Inns. Three base h~its-Jackson. Kirkc. Dou.
bie. play-ESan and Barbara. First basc on
hallsanOf Klepfer. 81; of Carter. l. Struck
out-By Cicotte. .; by Klepfer. l.. Passed
.ball-Schak. Umpires-wallace and Connolly.
T1me-l hour and ~ minutes
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SECOND GAME.
lated for Jon~s in the eighth imdn~

Multiply 2, J. Oo1his, y,
Colhus 2, Jsckson. Johns, Benz. Sacrifice
hite-J Collins, 3, Stolen bases II. Coliis:
2; Jackson. I; Johns. Double playLO,Nelll
on. 2; off BenI. /. Struck out-sBy Bonz, q;
hy Coliamorc. / Wild p~iich-Benz Umpircs
Connolly and wMlSce. Tme-j hour and ~
minutes
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BINGHAMTON GETS PENNANT.
keeps Lead In state League That
II Gained Month Ago.

UTICA, Sept. s.-The New York state
League closed its nineteenth season to-
day after an exciting race, Bingham
ton. which came from third place to the
lead about a month ago, maintained II.
though hard pressed at times by Utica
and Elmira. The season has not been a
financial success. The standing and
results:
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New England League.

Vow England I1eagUe.
MORNING GAM Es.
Worcester, s; Lynn. 8.
Fitohburg, s; Lowell. I.
Lewiston, 6; Portland, Z.
Lawrence. S; Manchester. 4
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Lynn, 8; Worcester, 4.
Lowell, 3; Fitchburg. a.
Portland, 7. Lewiston. A.
Manchester. 3; Lawrence, ].
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn

'Ran Tor trarath IN the elghth INNING
tBatted for Gctz In tho eighth inning.
Tran for Wheat In the eighth inning.
Philadeiphia ....O u o n O q q z Ga
Brooklyn. ..,........i y u 0 o o d . 10
hon: Brooklyn, O'Nisrs Stengel. Cutshaw.
Myers. Nixon. Smyth. First base on error
Philadelphia. Left on bases-Philadelphia. ~
Brooklyn, 7. Two base hlts-Ludurus, stem
gel, Smyth. First base on baIls-On Alex
apder. 4; of Cheney. z: OF Coombs. 2. struck
guard. a Sacrifice hit-Dsubcrt. Double
plays-O'Mara and Daubert: Daubert and
oiMsra; Wild p,t,hesmAieSander' Cheney;
six and one-third innings: of Coombs. 3 In
one inning. OF Vanguard. 7 IN. ono and two
third innings. Hit by pitched ball-By
Cheney. killifer, Umpire In hlef-klem
Field umpire-Emslie. Time-2 hours.
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American Association,

AT coLuMBus-MoRNING GAME
G Gsis%sa, .. 80. "15f5ScSSE 7
Ratteries-Iames and Devogt; curtis
AFTERNOON GAME.
cleveland ...... ooo1oo1oo- % I
BatterIes-MGCaII and Devort: o,roolee
and Coleman.
At ST. PAuL-MoRNrNG GAME.
M'"P Pss7'!":... sssss::ss3$ :
Batterles-Hopper and sullivan. Hall,
Iathrop' steele and johnson and Glenn,
At Observation-Disclosures GAME.
# S,s5 s,S, 49,; ::SsSsS3sEs ! !
sattsres.Le'neld and Glenn; Williams
AT lND1ANAPoLIs-FIRsT GAME.
hI s%SisSnnsl,i H.. GSSsGsgSS- !
schardt and Gossett.
SECOND CAME
FSS,:S"Ssr,,.; ., sS:jfs g! :
Batteries Hoch and cro-sln; Dawson
and Bnarkpnrn ,,r,o.a,
AT MIbwAUKEE-FIRsT gAyr
Kansas CITY,, 02O 900 020 900 Is o q
Milw aukee ..,, oil 600 200 GOO % If q
Batteries Larson and Crirp; Rhoades
and Brannon.
SECOND GAME.
KiI%sSt cst, / 1Scs S--il :
BatteHes-Delhi. Garnder and GetbeI:
Dougherty, shsckelford and Brannon.
Game called. darkness,
Colonial League.
Hartford, =; New Haven. a (nrst same),
Hartford. I; New Haven. Second
gamel.
Springfield, s; Pawtuck.t. / ,rrst ram.,.
Springfield, o. Pawtuckst. 4 Second
gamel.
New Bedford, q; Bro-kton. tnrst
gamel.
Brockton, II; New Bedford. Second
game),
Southern League.
Memphis, 3; Nashville. 1 (nrst same,,
Memphis 2; Nashville. l Second Eame,
httle Rock. 3. Chsttanoosa, fnrst
gHme).
Littls Rock, g. Chattanooga. . Second
same).
New orleans, s; Atlanta, I Cnr.. rams,.
Atlanta. 2; New Orleans. (s.oond
game). ~
Mobile, II; Birmingham. 7 Inr.t rams,.
birmingham. g. Mobile. (second
same).
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Runs-W shlngton, Acosa,- Milan, Shanks.
Mcbride 2: Philadelphia, Walsh. Strunk ..
Two base hits-Milan, Mcbride. strunk.
adelphia 2. Washington 4. Struck out-By
Ayres Z. by Sheehan /. Double plays-Foster
and Gandil: Acosta, McBride and Foster.
on balls-0n Sheehan l. Sacrifice hits
Mayer. Mcfnnis. Stolen hases-Acosta Nc
Bride. strunk. Tmpircs-Nallin and Dineen.
Time-l hour and p minutes.
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~ Providence.

GAME.
II r.
p-orLnN a
Ratteries Sberr,n ,rd T,ar,orr
Rebuilt ana C,sey
HriT''N 'AMh
,o.oo r,
pNIuens, >
-
Batteries- fennock and Haley; Nerhout
ana TreEessor.
At Toronto.
rupSr CANE
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FlS-
San Francisco. Ia, Portland. Q.
Oakland. 6; Salt lake, g.
Lee Angeles. 8. Vernon. q
AFTERNOON GAM ps
San Francisco, g. Portland, I.
salt Lake, 10, Oakland, Q.
lbs Angeles, a. Vernon. 2,
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Runs-New York, Baumsnn. Miller, Boone,
Nunamaker. Caldwell; Boston, Hooper. Jan.
Nunsmaker. Sacrifice hits-Hlgh, Hoblitzei'
Lewis. Left on bases--New York 4. Boston
0. Hits-of Caldwell, i in nine innings: on
Ruth, 3 in seven innings: off Leonard in
twothirds MIN off Mays, I in one and one.
third inning. First base on BALLOON Cald.
well g., off Ruth 3. Struck out-By Caldwell
q by Ruth 8 Double p~lays-Cree and Bau,
mann. Barry, Cady and Gardner. Umpire in
chief-OLoughlin. Field umpire-Hildebrand.
Time hour and s. minutes.
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MORNING r.

A. Troy.
MORNING SANE.
Albany ....... :3CScS2S0-,s Q
Bsttsrtes-Albany, Frill and Clougher;
Troy. Fullerton and Roth.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Albany ,....... os"sSsco1-si 3
Batteries Troy. wachter and McGrath;
Albany. O'Rourke and Clougher.
A. Utica
MORNING GAME.
syrscu~ .... 100000 % S 3
utics,,..,..,. ol12osox- s II o
Batteries SYRIA uss Wilkinson and Ty-
Ter, Utica, Buck and Ahles.
A. syracus~.
AFTERNOON GAME
U,lc. So" cScSSSSSo-% 2
Batteries-Utlca. Taylor and Ahles
Syracuse, Prieste and Tyler.
At Elmirs.
MORNING GAME
Binghsmton.. oooScioio-. 3 !
Batteries : Binshamton. sitton and
Peterson Elm'ra- Caporel and Ritter,
A. B~inKhamtop.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Binghsmton. o 1855 0 40 Is I
MISUNDERSTANDING, rreeger. Williams and
Ritter, Bemis. Johnson, Binghamton. Rapp,
Frock and Murphy,
At Wiikesbarre.
IT "
acranton r..,., 90 A Ga IL .
wilkehharre n I 2 a n 2-lO is 4
Batteries-scranton. Higgins. puchesnil'
Heating; wilkesbsrr., Meyers and Giddo.
Morning game, WilkesbarrA at Scranton,
postponed, rain.
BAsEBALL TO-DAY, EBBETs FIELD.
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!, BAsFBALL, Polo Grounds to-day, s,se
r. NJ OlAkTs w. BOSTON.-<fv.
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MORNING GAME

mann. Two base hlts-Cook. Nunamaker.
Baumann Sacrifice hit-High. First base on
balls-Of Fisher l. off Foster .. Struck out
BY Fisher !, by Foster 3 First base on error
New York Left on bsses-New York 3.
Roston 3 Double play-Nunamaker and Bau,
mann. Wild pltch-Foster. Umpire IN chief
--Hildebrand Field umpire-oLoughlin Time
= hnnr and 10 minutes
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MORNING GAME.

TOTALS 81 VIZ 10
sRsn for Cravath in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Gctz In the eighth inning.
IRAN for Wheat in the eighIh inning.
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Al Buffalo.
MORNINl GANtY

~ Runaio
MORSISg GANv
RHE
Baltimore IF L.. nnninnrr. 3
Buffalo ~ Il.,.,l~ nnooNno go : .
Batteries-teclsir and Owens A-d.-.o'
and Allen.
AFTERNOON GANr
Baltimore IF, LlinnInN0O6h Z.
una ~ D...1nohOiooh'. - a:
Pt'teri.s-SugF. ana Op@7a Y-ar7
Bedi'nt and Allen
~ ST. louis.
FIRST FAME
chicago CFIb.snoInnnortl.' :
-. Louis lfl.i.l q 10000 21..r- e. :
Batteries Mcconnell. ~. t.-sl" A.
Wilson, Will"tt, Greene. r...s A..
Hartley.
SECOND GAME
chicago tF. T).......n hnn' :
-. Louis ~, l")r,...o :. o N. 90 60
called end NTH inning s 80 -sf
ness.
Batteries Brennan ana W'r- va.
and Chapman
New Britain herald., 1915-03-30
MINISTER'S PROTEST
 BIG HAVANA FIGHT Don't Want Johnson and Willard
 4 to Scrap April 6h

Havana March 30.-Cuban pro- testant ministers, representing various evangelical missions centered in Ha- yana have presented President Meno- cal, Governor Bustillo, and Mayor Acosta with protest over holding the Willard J ohnson fight here on April ,. Missionaries have sent in a second protest.
 The government. far from intending to suspend the fight, is attempting to find a way Uf declaring next Monday q holiday so as to enable every one 10 attend President Menocol and the secretary of the government desire this in consideration of the fact that Jack Curley followed their suggestion, and postponed the fight one day in order not to have it occur on Easter. The secretary of the government is- sued orders to the army to take charge of the public order at the fight.