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HOT SPRINT MARKS
900 YARD RACE END
Granger Beats Out Gordon on
Wire, With BrOmilOw Only
Two Yards Away.
ST. ANTONYS GET TROPHY

William r. Granger Of the Irish
American A. G. won the 900 yard fea-
turc race at the annual games OF the &c.
centric Firemen held al Celtic Park yes.
terday. William Gordon Of the New
York A G. and Joe Bromilow. Jr.. OF the
Irish American A. g. finished close be-
hind Granger in the order named. william
Anderson Of the New York A. c. and w.
Powe OF the Smart Set A. C. started
but did no finish. Granger attempted
to break the record OF ! minute 81 is
seconds. made by Mel Sheppard in 1912,
plishing the feat.
Gordon uncorked a squirt in the final
furlong that carried him to the front,
while Granger moved into second place
and Bromilow up to third. Just as Cor
don reached the straightawsy. which
was the last ninety yards Of the race.
ranger pulled up to his shoulder and
i;romilow grabbed the rail position. The
latter made several vain attempts to
break through. but Gordon Crowded him
out. About forty yards from the tape
Granger started to gain and won by a
yard from Gordon. who beat out Brom-
How by two yards for second prize.
All OF the races save the half mile
relay were marked by close finishes. r.
McGreevey OF the knights Of 81. An
tony A. A. was the only scratch man TO
win. lie performed in the 600 yard run
handicap closed to the catholic Athletic
League. and did some mighty fine run
hing. McGreevey's eliminates won the
team trophy with . points. The Mo-
hawk A. g. and Salem-Crescent a. e.
were tied for second place with 5 points
apiece. The summaries:
100 Yard Dash Handicap Won by G.
wards II Prince, BROOKLYN A. 4, -
Yards. second, j. p. Noonan. unattached.
50 yards; thini, rims, 10 rs seconds:
Nutiy, unat,sehed' r. MGpougaL 81
1000 Yard Run, Handicap-won by II
Mclaughlin. Holy Cross Lyceum, as Yards:
H.. Browser. unattached, .? yards; second
J. Dolan, Mohawk A. C.. so yards, third.
900 Yard Run, Eccentric Firem-n,-
prreymM on o. WHIT a m 3 GorHson.' zen zen
York A. G, second; Joe Bromllow. Jr.,
irish American 4 e. third Time, go: :.s.
Cunningham, Panli.t g. 10 yards sec
on h. Anrar,,; &c" hoyen \. A. scratch
600 Yard Run, Handicap, e. \. L-Won
by T. McGreevey, knights Of -. Antony.
scratch W. Schui.r. I>oughlln Iyc.um. u
yards, second; f.. Rank. Ozanam A. A, ~
yards, third. Time, 1871 3-5
Half ME. Relay, H~andicap-won ny
Crescent FIRST team. Is yards. second. Bronx
Church House, rs yards. third, Time,
l:3l 30.
Three Mile Bicycle Race. Handicap
Won by Tom Bello. Empire CIV Wheel
men; scratch; John Barker. Glencoe A g..
Wheelmen, 90 yards. third Time, T:3S.
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WHITE SOX REVIVE
FLAG WINNING HOPE
Stop Yanks Twice-COle Goes
Well for Time, but Brown
Blows Up Early.
$4,000 SEE DOUBLE BILL

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The White sox
revived pennant hopes by taking both
ends Of a double header from the
Yankees this afternoon. The scores
were So and 80. over rs, 900 turned
out for the afternoons sport, the pres
ence Of Shoeless Joe Jackson in a Sox
uniform attracting many. Although the
crowd was more than satisfied with the
way the games ended. neither one
sparkled with any great amount of
b%rilliancy.
After threatening to win the opener
by good pitching King Cole went to
pieces toward the end OF the battle
and simply tossed the game away.
Prior to that he was pitching great ball
and had the Sox standing on their heads.
The second was another give away af-
fair. Carroll Brown presented the con-
test to the Sox In the first ming Cy
Pieh was rushed to the rescue and did
iobly. Poor hitting and amateurish
base running really did more to beat
them Than the pitching Of Red Faber.
The first game was a hard one OF the
kind TO lose. Jackson got the FIRST hit of
Cole In the NTH inning. and incidentally
his first bingle as a Sox. Hits by J. Col
Inns and +. Collins coupled with a wild
throw to catch Collins on second gave
the Sox their FIRST run In the sixth. In
this period Cole previously had struck
out Schalk and Benz. The eighth saw
Cole crushed altogether. Blackburne
singled and reached third when cole
threw wild. Schalk walked and when
Leibold. "A pinch hitter, singled Black
burne Tailed. 4 wild peg by Alexander
and Murphy's pass filled the bases. ].
Collins anne home when Schalk was
passed. This ended Cole' misery.
Shawkey was rushed to the rescue, but
20 no avail, for Leibold n Murphy
scored on Eddie Collins's single. A fast
play to the plate later killed off J..
Collins.
The only counters the Yankees got
were two In the fourth. Peck singled
and went TO third when Maisel bounced
a hit of Benz's ankle. Pipp's single
scored Peck and tho runners advanced
while Cook was being retired. Mai.el
scored when Hartzell shot a high puz-
sling bounder near first and Pipp tried
TO tally also, but was nailed at the
plate.
III second game was a case OF
wasted opportunities as far as the New
Workers. were concerned. They got men
on In every inning, but could not drive
them In. Maisel spoiled the Yankees
best chance to rou Faber in the NTH
when he was caught mapping when there
were two out and the bases filed.
The Sox won In the first frame when
they nicked Brown for three runs before
he was taken out. Murphy. double, J..
Colhns's sacrifice and +. Collins's triple.
aided by Boone's error. registered the
hrst two. Felsch's double and Black
burne's single made the other. Pleh was
responsible for the two others. the re-
suit of hits by ]. Collins and B~lackburne
and passes to +. Collins and jackson.
The scores:
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PROMOTERS PLAN A
NEW WEIGHT SCALE
Raise Of Two or Three Pounds
in Each Class Suggested
by Organization.
FORCE CHAMPIONS IN RING

CLEVELAND. AUG. 22-Steps were
taken by the American Boxing AssoCia-
ton to-day g. get ,he support OF New
York fight promoters. President Hinkel
named a committee. including Charles
Murray OF Buffalo. 10 go to New Y rk
for the Gibbons-McFarland rent and
talk II over viii the big fellows.
Some New Workers ALREADY nave en-
pressed willingness TO enlist in the new
movement 4 the boxing promoters. w
H. Wel'man OF Madison square Garden
among them.
The ass citation decided. tn recon-
mend to the Board OF Governors 70.
passage a rule compelling all cham
pions TO defend their titles once every
six months. This. they say. has been one
the crying needs OF the boxing game
for a long time.
II was decided also 10 recommend a
new set ~ ring Ugh TO be acted
upon by the board ~ governors q. the
new association The new set rot bly
would make the bantam weight figure
at rs. feather 1875. lightweight 1875. We
'erweisht ~ and middle weight 1850
the light heavyweight would he i75.
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AMATEUR TARS RUN
INTO HEAVY SQUALL
Tired Crews Back From Night
Run to StratfOrd ShOal-
AmOret Winner.
THREE FAIL TO FINISH

The sixteen yachts that competed In
the Harlem Yacht Club 100 mile race
TO the Stratford shoal Light and re-
turn, starting on Saturday night. ar
rived yesterday afternoon with a pretty
tired bunch Of crews. as tn. boats ran
into a heavy rain and a wicked south
caster and had a hard trip out.
The race was divided into three
classes and r. II. Budd's Amoret proved
the best IN the rating class. Her cor
rected time for the course was $40 90,
nine minutes and forty-one seconds bet
ter than that OF n. Z. Ford's Shadow.
w y. Pavier's Hyperion was the win
ner OF the yaul class, while In The
handicap section e. p. Krauss's Ken
muir had the best OF Il. !. r. L.alor's
sloop Dixie. q. Archer's Rohllla
and Miss Modesty. owned ny g. NJ.
Reed. were the only boats that did not
hnish The summaries:
HARLEM YACHT cLuB-sTRATFoRD
SHOAL RACE-CoURsE. 100 MILES
lTADT- = Il co. "
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nnNSfbNIL TO-DAY. EBBETS FIELD
"'ooA!n w. Cincinnati, $50 i. M.IG
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BROWNS DONATE TWO GAMES
Foster strikes Out Fourt-~n-St
Louis Bunch~. Five Errors.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 22-The Browns
donated two games to the leading Red
SoN to-day, 8 to | and 5 to 3. one OF
the features being the seasons strikeout
record for Leonard in the second game.
The s%outhpaw famed fourteen. getting
everybody but Shotton. Koch was easy
In the opening game. while Foster was
not scored on until the ninth. Lowder-
milk would have heater Leonard but
for miserable support. five errors being
made In the eighth when the SoN scored
four runs on one hit, a single by Hob
litzel. TIE srnrrs
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Merk's coye-' 'o'. % ground in n. ou'-
fed. hut Burn. - capable, 81 .oye-inE q
.eem 70 consi., of taking wha, few rjcs
M"rki" cam, rush to.
Tho Whi:e sox may win .he pcnnan, II
'"ml.t'v's war chest holds GU.
Conccrn,oF hose who ,sik Elhiy ~
mistakes II they 100 had = second guess.
The Gtan'S and Cardinals have me, IN
-four ezra inning Hts his YEAR and Tho
Cardinals nav" won 'hree--tNo NJ ten and
one ~ thirteen innings. The Giants heat
III" pestering Missourians in a sixteen in.
ming war
Mr.. George Kelley j. he 'aIkInges' Giant
VINO has ,urned up IN countless blue moons
II he and No'Wi'H ever PLAY on the same
~ held At the sam. dine n" cataCIvsm ~
con' %ersation Vii he ca'amltous.
Tn" number ~ ha'l clubs in IN" major
IeaSn"s 'hai ar" soins % L., heard from
number Isn't iik''y to grow any larger.
At he rare The Phillss and Rrookl,ns
NJ" going here will be 4 vast arrav %
",uptN seas In the Braves new park when
IN" worlds series Is PLAYED.
The Polo Grounds must he a hard nc'i
20 bat on Frank Snyder hits about 500
ana som" odd there. ana n hey were easy
something
The batter who drives. In the winning
run In the a. ha'f 90 me 'asr innirg Is
entitled t" - manN bases a. ne makes.
crosses IN" pla'C he ISM entitled 10 I,
triple, no mate" how fpr he MT tho mall.
The gam" ends when hat winning run
touches he piaic.
An Old record shows hat WilhNrf Rob.
iusOu made seven hts IN one game-s,
singles and a double. Never could nm,
G"rstand VIII! tho record wasn't credited 10
me says Robhy, but I'm not WORRYING
I'm trade It for the 1915 pennani any d,vs'
EverNthing comes 20 him who val,s I'm.
Guiding a victory for The Yanks In Chicago.
star ball PLAYERS are in greaf demand
IS hens teeth. and an that-vet
THIS yea such luminar!es as Collins, lack.
son, Barry Murphy and Jane. change
clubs without any other enort than WrI,ISr
the satisfactory figures on a check
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Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
To-day's Schedule.
JOHNSON TURNS BACK TIGERS

New York in Chicago.
Boston In -. Louis.
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8 SHELTERS ARE INJURED.
Dcmmit Fractures shoulder
Collision with TruesdaIe.

II was an unlucky day for Joe
Yeager's Shelters yesterday. for in adj
dition to losing both ends OF the double
header with Toronto by 4 to o and
: TO /. Jersey city lost the services
OF three Of its regular players by
Injuries. In the first game Second
Baseman Truesdale and Right Fielder
Demmitt coll'dei in running for a hv
ball and were so badly injured as 10
necessitste their removal to the Jersey
City Hospital. Demmitt with a fractured
shoulder and Truesdale with a ruptured
blood vessel.
In the seconi game Catcher Tragres-
ser retired with a badly spill, finger. The
scores:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ycterday's Results.

Toronto. g. Jersey city. o..
Toronto. 2 Jersey City, /.
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SECOND GAME.
WASH "A Il, DETROIT "A

TOf1Ts- Is 4 Y II
'Batted for Gallla In the seventh inning,
tBattrd for Ayers in the ninth inning
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VELODROME RACING
FOR WORLD TITLES
Amateur Race Has an Eutrant
From Canada-Pro> show
Same Old Faces.
FOREIGN CYCLISTS N WAR

NEWARK. mug 22-Hais '.' ne
husky young Californis an,'.I- -.
, clisi who came out of The W." n.
heraldcd this spring and = - o. "a
a half ago annexed tho Anne. , ..
;.onal amateur championship g.
r.es Of i've races. crowucl MS .'..-
OF successes this afternoon ts n4-.
ing the so-cailed world. sm,,. ~ "'.
The event was run hrouEn = S'-s, Z
trial, sem.-hnal and fin, heats ard
Ohrt took the horors hv Ge'st'HE s..
thu Spencer - Toronto an FEA. 49,.
ney OF TIE New York \ - ~
fnsl heat
There j. no question az on.'s ..g..
/ riority in the amateur ans .H" 10 A.
outr.ddcn all his rivals iU Ei~.oIs on.
petitions this wear. n" vs. eg'-
To- the rear OF within, e, the .sz--
ming OF the last lap. g, he came .oI-i
TO the front ON Tn" o.. kstro' a.i
Won with two open l.rg;rs p. s.,-.
over Spencer. who Was second "H-''
class Vas further shown No" -os
the las; eighth OF a mil. p - '-. -.
onds from second position TIN, =
time for even the prof, ss.ou,'s 20
@s' -
N,oseS' 'o"lPe'''o' ]" .'
championships. was S0Ni oar % -
third semi-fnal.
Qualifying hats ir tie worlds .o-
less'ohal spr'n' 'N'r 'Nt'i NP'
We're also held uu' OF IN, n'',rr-
OF racing, which pt~ devoid 90 'r -
came nine riders 20 compete H '.A scr
finals WeduH>dat night r. "o-
thes. seu.-dr,ls Mi rn,s -
-, 80. g., 49,.
meet lh ''' "HH' 90 "a '
sunday
This * n. second time . r... ear.
~. - 49,. .., -
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'hdlicd Tor Jones IN the sixth inning
'bhii"d Tor Harstad IN the seventh inning
PhllaIclphla ..... .. / p 900 ID
Cleveland ......... q u q q a n =
nun. lhladrlphla Kopf . Schang. Walsh
plurlh. kn"Wl-0n, Cleveland. Smith Two
hl~r mt. smith %, Sirunk Three base
my walsh, stolen base Kopf Double PLAYS
aud Strunk; kOpf IaJolc and
Struni. %: Roth aud Kirke Hn.es an halls
'on hi&rImah off Har-tad. /: OF Bren
'"n j. or ~kno"lson Hit by pitched ball
ny KNOW son 'Wamhy; by BrentOn
,N'hahE' struck Out By Hagcrman. /. nv
Jnr'. ?, by Hirstad I; 10y Brrnton. 2. by
kn"wIHnn . lmpircs Ol0ughl.n and Hide.
hIaHd Tlmn hour and I; minutes.
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KELLY AIDS IN TRIPLE PLAY.
Giant Rookie Retain. Wit rs
Cubnns Run Wild.

IoSG BRANCH. Aug. 22-With the aid
of some heavy stick work by Babbiug-
ton, Grant, Robertson and Wendell and
"A triple play by Grant. Weudell and
Kelly, the Giants subdued the Long
Branch Cubans here to-day by a score
of to |.
With the bases full OF Cubans In the
NTH Inning, AcOsta tapped to Grant.
who shot the ball to Wendell. forcing out
T. Calvo At the plate. Wendell caught
Acosta going to first. and Kelly by n
quick return nailed Baranda trying to
score OF the throw. Tn score
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JIM'S REGULARS STOP FEDS.
All stars Heat Jumpers : to I for
Good Sized Side Brt.

The Federal League spirit has in
vaded the ranks of the amateur baseball
PLAY ers. Several players OF inns Al
stars, u crack amateur club of Brook
lyn. jumped the team and organized a
nine known as Jim's F'dS. Their first
step was to challenge inns .Nll Stars.
putting up a good sized side bet in the
bargain.
The def was accepted and the rivals
had II out ~ the Parade Grounds in
Prospect Park Yesterday ut rnoon
Two thousand fans we've on hand and
watched the triumph OF Iim's regulars
over the outlaws by y score OF . 10 I
in eleven innings. Koehl,r. the All
star pitcher. yielded only four hits and
struck out sixteen. The score:
=
Inns Feds ,....O OOOlOOOOOO- ;
Jim's All stars o 0OOOOOOl- /
Batteries-Anderson and Donovan: Koch.
Ter and Rodriguez.
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RUNS Wv N0rk, Grant >, BabhingtOn 2.
Kelly, Robertson. Burns: Long Branch.
Romana'h. Two base hit Darlington.
stolen bases Barandi, Robertson. Wendell.
First base on errors New York. o, Long
Branrh, > Bases on balls ~ Schupp. 4,
on Ritter. on Acosta >. Struck out- nv
s,hupp, :; 10y Ritter / Nv ACosta : Triple
play Grant, Wendell, Kelly and Wendell
Double play Kelly unassistcd, HI by
pitched ball by schupp Padrou, Hts-On
S"hupn, 3 IN five innings Left on bases
New YORK. =; Long Branch. \ Umpire
oconnel. Time hour and 20 minutes
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SMITH SPOILS NO HIT GAME,
Two Doubles by O%uta-Ider Only
snfeties on knowIson

CLEVELAND, Aug. 22.-Smith spoiled a
hit game for knowlson, the Athletic
rookie. by polling u two doubles. The
hrSt came in the seventh. Another i'm
the ninth was urned into CleveIand's
only run. The score was 6 to /. Bobby
Roth and Ed Klepfer, who came TO the
Indians in the Jackson deal, reported
to-day. Roth replacing Willie in centre
field. The score
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HARLEM YACHT CLUB-sTRATFoRp
SHOAL RACE-COURsE. i2O MILES
START : + NJ. AUGUST II.
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NEWFEDS AGAIN LEAD LEAGUE.
beat Pittsfeds In Roth Games Of
Double cad

NEWARK, NuE 2o.-The Ncwfeds
took both ends of the bargain day bill
to-day AZ Harrison from the plttsfeds
am by so doing moved bach into fir a
place. In both games the locals PLAYED
great ball. giving Moran in the frs;
ana Ruelhach IN the second perfect
support. The scores
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Gaiiia Also stumbling block,
Though Games Are Divided.

DETROIT, Aug. 22.-The Tigers split
a double header with Washington to-
day before the biggest crowd that ever
gathered for a Sunday ball game in De-
troit. In the first game. which the
visitors won. S TO !, Johnson and Dubuc
did the pitching, while in the second
session It was JGallia and Dauss. The
score Of the second was l to o. The
scores
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SECOND GAME

Runs-Toronio Gilbert. Ball: Jersey Ct<
Barry Two bse hr-Ball Three base
h~I's-Luaue Barry Lsyden stolen bases
Rath, Daley Barry. Schunrt sherman Lott
on bssss-Jersay Guy. ~; Toronto. . Double
inlay -Rath. I.uous. Graham and Kocher
Rascs on balloon Bruck. :. of Mamma. :
Siruck ont BY Bruck. .: by Manning. :
HI nv pitched hall-Rr Manning ,Bue.,
Gmplres-Hsrr son and Freeman Time
hour and - minutes.
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AT KANSAS CITY FIRST "a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Chicago, 5. New York. : tnrst ramsD.
Chicago, 5: New York. o second reme,
Boston, 8 81. Louis, ! ,nrst gameI.
Boston, .. st. Louis : second game.
washington. I; Detroit, l onrst GONE.
Detroit, l; Washington. o second game
Philadelphia, =; Cleveland. /.
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.Batted for Cook in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Hartzell in the ninth inning
Stated for Benz IN the eighth inning
New York....., 0 ? q q a n n o.
chicago q 0 0 o q \
.Runs-New York, Peck, Maisel. Chicago
murphy >, Mackburne, Schalk. INibOld Sar
rfce hits-Peck, Malsel. j, Collins. Double
plays-Boone. P1pp and Alexander: Ppm, Peck
and Ppp; boone. Pipp, Peck and Alexander
Bases on balls-OH Cole. .. Struck our Nv
Cole, &; by Benz, |; by Russell. , Ralk
Benz Wild pitch-Cole Umpires-Fvans
and emil. Time hour and q minutes.
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FIRST GAME

williams :. Gilbert. Luaue
Two base Williams THREE base hit
kocher Sacrifice hy-Dsley Left on bases
Jersey City. a. Toronto. I Double play
Purtell, True-dale and Barry Bases on
bslls-On MCTisue !: of Crutcher. : struck
oui-By Norlgue, :. 10y Crutcher. J Hit by
pitched h9ll-By Crutcher Gilbert Wild
pitch -Crutcher Umpires- Freeman and Har.
ri son. Time. hours
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Toronto In Jersey CITY.
Rochester in Richmond.
Montreal In Providence.
Buffalo In Harrisburg
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R-Ooklrn m Baltimore
Kansas CIV in Ti''shu-g
-. Louis In chicago.
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Boston ............ o , u O q q as
- Iouis 49,. q o 70 q . - q Il
Runs-BOron. Hooper =. SOFT. Speaker >.
Gamer; 81 Louis. Sislsr Two base hits
Barry. Hooper. Pratt. Sacri nee hts-Gainer.
Gardner. Passed b~all-Agnew Stolen base
Sp@a ker, Wild pii' /. Bases on
halls-On Foster. :. on Kooh. I Struck
out-By Foster. . by Koob g. 10y Hamil
ton, / Tmpires-Dinecn and Nallln. Time
| hour and q MINIMIZE
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Runs Newark Campbell Esmond Lapor1e,
P~1ttsburg, Berg hammer. Sacrincn III, RI
bach stolen as"-McKechuic. Three base
hits -LapOrie SCheer, Lewis Home run
Esmond Bases ON balls on RuclbaCh.
struck out by Ruelhach. 3; nv Coms,ock. Z
Double PLAYS Esmond Laporte and HUM
Ruclbach and HUM: Yarkcs aud Lewis. Left
on bases Newark :; PIiisburs. = I'mpirrs-
wcs'ervel' and Finn"ran Time hour and
10 mlnnIcs
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Waco. : Fort worth. I Cnrs' eamp,.
Fort worth, q; waco. I second gamel
san Antonio, (. Houston,
shreveport :, Dallas, ! q: Innings.
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seventh Race three wear. olda and nm.
Mard. se-llng: i've and q half furlnn.s- w
american Association.
At MlLW ArkEE

Iouisvti"...... Oo2alO q "a 10 r.
Milwaukee q o q a H., - :
battertes-Northrop and Crossin, Young
Rhoddes and Hughes ''"e'
AT ANSAS ClTY-FIRST GAME
inlianap"lis ....... 0lIooi- "a Il
kansas 'li' .....-.. / | 10 OUO "a 2
Ratteries-Leverena ana ,;osseti: sander.
and GcIheI.
SECOND GAME.
l~ndhnapolis. q - "a "a
Kansas cay GOO. o q o u q a "a = A
called on account ~ rain '
Batteries-Conzelman and RlarLh,r,.
Delhi and Galhel ~
Mt Observation-Disclosures GAME
Minneap polls . OOO % q
n'ater'esA bowman and Billings, Wing.
SECOND GAME
,,eNelani .... oOo eoo "a ~
Minneapolis o a q . j..
Batterles-McCau and pc,,g,, u.I
and sullivan. ""k''
At ST pAII.
.. 50 PAU. Z iHrs' game,
'"'uihnn- 10, -, PAU, I second game,
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Run-Detroit, Burns. Two base hits
Burns, Milan. Struck out-By Dauss. .: nv
halha, 3; by Ayers, Bases on balls
Young and Burns. Sacrifice hits-Vitt Gala
stolen bases-Gandil. Milan rmpires-Con
molly and Wallace. Time hour and O.
minutes
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POSSIBLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.

First Race-Devn Fish. FIeusIana,
Beverly James.
second Race-Roek Fish. Suwa.
nee. ConQuistador.
Third Race-Hanson. Montrrsor.
Grumpy.
fourt Race-INi Ing stone entry.
Indian Chant. Achievement.
flfth Race-Borgo. Raoui. Carl.
ton e..
sixth Race-Fa,our. S%lip>hod,
Landslide.
seventh Raee-Aunt Josie. Sar.
senet. sand Marsh.
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At ELM iRA-FIR GA

Troy .... q n0OO Oo T..
ElmirR ....... OOO = .
batteries Troy, harmon and McGrath
tlntra, Capor"l and Ritter. '
SECOND GAME.
yr,, r. T..
fdnll'A ".,.r-..... 0 u IA a
ia ierles-rrov, Buckles and MrI;r.tb
Elmira, Nicholson ana 8emis
AT BINGHAMTON.
Nihsn} .-..,, O OOO D =
blnghamirn ~ ! o VII "a /
Batteries Albany, Guerner AMI Rnurks
blnsham'oh, Harmed and Murphy
plhel games postponed; ain
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Western League.

sioux cav, ~, Topeka, II.
u pcka, 2 sioux city. |
Denver, T. bes Mnines, o.
Lincoln, ~, st, Joseph, :.
wichita, - Omaha, l.
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-. Louis .......... 0 O ! q . . . Is
~Runs-BOston. Hohlit2'll, Lewis ? Gardner
Barry 81 Louis ShottOn D.. severed. Two
base hlt-severoid Three hase
sacrifice hIts-Garduar. Scott. %: ShOttou.
Lewis. Double ~plays-Pratt. I.avan and
Howard; Lavan. Pratt and Howard. Passed
bail severed stolen ba-s-Hpwa ard. Shot
ton. - Hooper. Hit nv pitched hall-By
Leonard Walker. AUSTIN; hy Lowdcrmllk
,Carrigan'. Wild pit~ch-Ironsrd Bases on
hallS-On Leonard, - of Lowdcrmik. d
Struck out-By Leonard. ~ hy I.uVdcr
milk, /; by Hon l. Tmplres Nallin and
DInern. Time. hours and . minutes
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" Chicago.

chicago ~ l~l....0 l0OOlN- |
Batteries Knapp, l@htte and Blair,
Brown and Fischer.
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Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled
Detailed standing OF the Clubs,


-. Louis IN New York 1.-TWO gam.s
Cincinnati In Brooklyn.
PtttsburE In Boston.
chicago In Philadelphia gsmes,.