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Detailed standing ~ the Clubs.
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LIGHT WEIGHTED
ADDIE NJ. TAKES
EXCELSIOR STAKE
Draws Away From Stromboli
by Fine Burst Of Speed
Through Stretch.
RECORD FIELD OF YEAR
eyARTS IN FIRST RACE

Weight told It's tale yesterday In thc
running Of the Excelsior Handicap.
which was the feature of tho opening
day Of the Metropolitan Jockey Club
meeting at Jamaica. Stromho'i and
Snort Grass nj the top Of the scale. ac-
cording to the views Of llandlcapper
Vosburgh. had to give way to tho speed
and persls,ency OF j W Mcsservys
Andle NJ. which carried - pounds, tSe
ilghtest impost In the race. I'll" race
was a good one and qualified to c.ass
with all the struggles for the fixture
since II was inaugurated in 1903. out
at the end Addie NJ. vas a lorgtu and
y half In front OF Strombllt Mia tie
Belmont candidate beating out tie M
ported short Grass by half a length
FOR the place.
There was a sound note OF I've per.
manency Of the sport Of racing In the
crovd whicd greeted the transfer from
Belmont Park. All the visitors TO the
track looked forward hopefully TO the
changed conditions which nec"ssitated
the horses running with the left side
10 the inner rail-, instead OF the reverse
and English way as practised at Rel
mont Park.
stromboli's victory in the Metropolitan
Handicap was sufficient to install the
son Of Fair Play favorite for the big
event At an opening quotation OF 2 to l.,
which later dropped 10 . TO 5. There
was plenty OF support at is 10 8 for
the imported horse short Grass. r. 7.
Wilson, Jr.'s. Tartar was next IN de-
mand at I TO /. and Addie NJ. was
held AZ a point longer odds Fandean,
Charlestonian and Flying Fairy had few
friends ~ liberal odds.
when the flag fell Cha-lestorlan was
away winging, and with Stromboli In a.
tendance set q hot pace around the bend.
In the back stretch Add!c NJ. moved NJ
into second place behind Strombpt.
which by this time had taken the lead
away from Charler,onlar Making the
turn for home Addie VI. had "A neck's
advantage ~ Stromboli, hut the Belmou.
champion was by no means done with
and IN tho short run to the qua'ic"
pole Stromholi ngain ssumed tho lead
Then came the test when weight amt
courage became factors. and In the
driving finish that ensued puCan Oh
atromboli had the misfortune TO drop
his whip. He did his best With his
hands 70 coax along the son OF Fair
PLAY, hut at the sixteenth pole ADD"
". drew clear with an open road q"
victory. The time 81 As ~ Is ~"
third fastest for the race. which was
Instituted IN 1904.
A notable feature ~ the days sport
was that the biggest field of the local
reason Was engaged In the irs' race.
for which fifteen went to the post.
Under selling conditions the race was
very open. hut there was some sur
Prise who Dinah 10. a CASTOR % the
whitney Stable. nosed out outlook.
-'hich had made the pace for the who'e
route. odds ~ IL to I were quoted
ainst the winner. while the second
horse was AZ e5 10 I.
In the NTH race n u horses crossed
The finish lines on almost even terms,
with Capt. +. r. Cassatt's Snearhead
winning by 2 nose and orlin kripp
putting Amalf in third place by a head
The summaries:
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DODGERS AND REDS
QUIT IN FOURTEENTH
Dell and Dale Wage Stirring
Mound Duel Until Darkness
Comes-ScOrc Is 9 to ..
DAUBERT PLAYS BIG PART

CINCINNATI, June 1p-Ncli ,o- p-..
'yn and Dale for Cincinnati engaged \,
a bitter pitchers battle this se.ro..
with tho result that their resn.c,,-.
teams wound up the second game q, -.
series after more than three hour.
play with the score at . to /. l'm,.,
Quigley called the sensational con,.s, =,
tho end OF the fourteenth inn!nR n, a..
count OF darkness.
Dell was steady In the p'nche, u,
steadiness vas almost urcarnv n,i,
was equally effective In 'ta ,e..
places. When hits meant runs IN,
youngsters were equal to tho 1rtaso.
Dell Issued sever bases on halls ,or.
OF which were drawn by TOMMY Lea,
Daubert was the batting nero p.
Brooklyn. which was the FIRST >, sco-.
With Dell disposed ~ IN m. NJ.
O'Mara singled, took second on Nvo-s
out and came home when pauher, sir.
gled. Dale met and mastered eva,
tough situation from then u-,,l ~.
eighth. After O'Mara and Myers We.
out. Daubert hit to right FOR two base,
and came home when Grimth ,hrew .
TO catch him at second.
Tho Reds tallies came IN Poo, s,y,..
and eighth. Griffith walked. Csr,.
went out and Mollwitz's two bsrr..
scored n in tho fourth. A single. a,
out and q triple by Clarke In the er,,,
scored the other. From then on u,,l
the end both pitchers were in e-..,
shape and when tho enemy d!d ,hres,..
to break the tie in the later inn,nc
Dell's teammates backed him I'd sp.,.
d!dly. The score:
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

H~,ackhurns mad. two hts In on. tim.
AZ hat u was IKE this As he was
sHlnElnE In the ,.yenth an old hail was
Bockhurne kept on swinging and singled
to centre. lie was called back. then sen,
illegal single To centre.
Donovan called P'pp aside In the seventh
20 whisper instructions. rip was at hat
At the lime. Hudehrand thought too
much time was helng consumed and cut
In WIN a command for Pip 10 come on
over tho jumps interruption. which, posi-
bly,, he considered ornciou..
Weaver made n sacrince in NE rr.t and
tho next tint IN. lust to show that that
wasn't all he could do. he made a home
run.
Each succeeding hom. run mad. nv a
visiting team At the Polo Grounds Is the
,"ng"st ever made there. or II not II
looks Il.
- y moral victory FOR N. Rcd. any
anybody
Sometimes the Rro"Kfeds have a day
off ana play only on" game.
cree went 10 The bench and High tried
his haud IN centre fe'l The latter made
no hits, but made as many as Gre. has
been getting,
Rasrnall makes strange hcdfcllows. Here
are the Pirates sharing inc same berth
with the champions
Frank Baker bay at Hurlock, Nj
drew the largest crowd that ever witnessed
a hal gam" In that section" vs. tn.
country in general IL uniformed rs to
ho" iHrs" tho '1ygCSt. crowd referred 70 IL
~" -ti.nt u h"hsr's popularity IL stlii
shroud"i In doubt
M"'iraw's string ~ pitchers th!. season
never seems 10 b." moro than one pitcher
long, A. present Tesrcau ~ wahhling and
Marouard Is the only winning twirIcr of
tho corps,
Baseball; Washington Park. $3.50 r.. ",
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rup,'on going and I, quickly burned

eruption going and II quickly burned
Itself out.
With the help az Weaver tho Yankees
fought their way up 20 within sliding
distance Of the plate in tho ffth. Weav-
tFs throw on Peck was MID. which.
with the trouble Sohalk had rctrlev-
Ing the bal. permitted Peck to gallon
10 third. lie tried 20 come In on Maisel's
slap 10 Scott. scott fumh'.d before he
go; hold OF the bail ard his .oss TO
schalk was late. Scha!k reached for
Peck as the latter slid.
Peck was indignant all over when
Hildebrand called him ou'. and there
IS no doubt he was convinced h he
wasn't out. lie didn't touch me-" he
exclaimed as he jumped up. yanked of
his cap and threw {. into the ground
so hard that Il came out In China.
The sixth. seventh and eighth came
and went quickly. but the finger Of
doom hogan 10 point A. the Yanks
in tho ninth, when Fourier walked.
Followed tn" only hit that John COL
Inns has made H. Two days. He singled
'o centre and by tip top base run
ming Fournlcr wac on third and Collins
on second before the ball came 20 a fun
stop. Fournier's sprint 70 third drew
a useless throw to that station and
CAV" j. Collins m opening, The latter
"'a' me acknr peg TO second. Roth
rerpctrated his third s,rikeout. Schalk
bumped on a fy 10 Hartzell, which
sent Fourier In and Collins 20 third.
The THROWN allowed Collins 20 take
miro. but as there was intention 70
Try Tor Fourrier at the plate Il might
have been more smartiv managed. Il
not 20 get Collins. a. least 10 have held
him ~ second. And IN which highly
desirable event he wouldn't have scored
when Boone fumhled on BlaCkburre.
The Incident OF the mlsnanaged THROWN
was another % those contributing causes
10 second division tenancy.
AS a pinch hitter Ray Caldwell helped
himself to a home run in the ninth.
nut otherwise the New York portion
was Improbable. The score
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THROWN TO WRONG BASE
GIVES WHITE SOX GAME
John Collins Takes Third When Hartzell Pegs Home in
Foolish Effort to Get Fournier; Boone Fumbles
Just Enough to Let Winning Run In.

The White sox keep on o~u,rlay,ng n.
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To-day's Schedule,

ST. LOWS. June lo.-The clan Of Hug
c!rs again maltreated New York pitchers
today ard the Giants .os' their second
game 81 the series to the Cardinals,
score u 20 :. i, has h"ea some time
since the totter,ng Giants have been
trimmed so badly as tSat.
With the poor pitching The Giants
coupled a miserable fielding defence.
They wen. 10 pieces completely. BIG
Ior Tesreau r Ferdinand Schupp
were the victims Of the onslaught and
1, viii be some time before either for
gets the way the card batters landed on
LIS offerings Between tho two they
were mainly responsible for :he thirteen
rprs. though a couple os errors figured
zoo
T"s-cau was on the mound only two
Innings Wa.n he retired the Cardinals
had a seven run lead. Jer was touched
for six hits. two OF them triples In sue
ccssior Schupp d!d ever worse before
he tightened mp a b.; and blanked his
opponents ~ he late innings.
The Cardinals altogether registered
seventeen hits. four being tor extra
bases. In ,hc second chief Wilson
c,eaned up tho bases when JEFF Was on
the mound and BesCher drove three more
bone IN ~" third when he caught ore ~
S.Egpp's fact oncs on TIE end OF his
bat for a homer.
The Giants were about a. weak at bat
as the cards were strong, They N't
noak for eight wallops. but the major
portion We're scattered. Doak Rad LITTLE
trouble. The Only times the visitors
We're able TO score were in the seventh
and eighth. Snodgrass's single. Doyle's
double and Burns's out scored the one.
HIS by Burns and Robertson. an error
10y bolan and a CUB steal brought
TIE other tally.
In The first. with one down. Pra,nard
gave Bescher a ltfe and Miller bounced
a hit off Tesrcau's glove. \ single
later by Dolan drove both men home
Dolan. who got to second on a steal.
came home when Hyatt singled. Hyatt
got as far ~ third when Burns made
a poor throw 20 tho plate, but he was
left stranded. The second was the
Cards big inning Suyder's single, But
ler's pass and a gift to Rcscher rllcd
the bags with one down. \ triple by
Miller scored the runners. Wilson, who
incidentally got four hits. also ,rip,cd.
scoring Miller. Third was as far as
Miller got. for the two next mon died
Before anybody realized It the bases
were filled again I'm the third on shy
der's double and hits by Doak and
Butler. Bescher, the next man up. fol-
lowed with his homer out past Snod-
grass snow got the ball to the pla'e.
but all four men were ahead OF il.
tn" Cardinals made two more in the
fourth, but stopped after that. Bethel
beat out a hit and Gonzales. a pinch
hitter. singled Doak grounded 10 L.o-
bert and when the latter throw wild to
DOYLE Retzel scored \ pass to Butler
ullel IN" bags again, hut Gonzales was
the only ruunor who could get home.
Larry Mclean. VIII IL ndcr suspen-
sion. witnessed the game. His offer to
the 81. Louis Feds is said % have been
rejected ana he probably viii return
20 New York tonight. The score:
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JAMAICA TURF JOTTINGS.

Jack Joyr.r. who has been training
Harry r,oyne whi,ney.. racers IN Eng,and
October = all VIZ bring hts own s,ahl.
along ul'h. him The var hit Joyner hard;
for .i?soo RaSins Vas saied ON, N.
newt day, and tho sale va. d@sc'ared ON
gaEeman's for h's colt.
Mrs PAYNE whitney IA. bough, from
her hrother-in-iaw Harry PAYNE whitney,
winning rRoe, lie VIII cary tn" Greentra-
stable co'ors over the Jumps and probably
viii be a candidate for the Harbor II!li
cup
Though IN. nrst race yesterday received
the biggest entry for local tracks this
season Their" Is evidence that owners and
racing secretaries are not Yet In accord.
Two events on the card for to-day
failed 20 MI and Racing Secretary Edwards
on the. programme The result ia two
races Of SIX f%ur,onGs or under instead q
p,easc the public better.
The scratch rule pu, in force at Belmont
Park has been modified Tor Jamaica and
20 six starters without penalty n the
declaration Is made befor. 80 p. NJ, in
stead Of II O'Clock at
ladopeep. which started favor.te for the
Arsi race and failed to deliver the goods.
Vas entered for the insignificant amount
the owner OF Monmouth. which by the way
finished last In the race
An example OF how orders can bs dis
oheyed was furnished In the second race.
where Liley was told to lay on the pac.
with Philip stevenson's Ambrose, Instead
Of following the instructions he received
from Jimmy Mclaughlin, Ir.. lilley fought
tooth and nail with the speedy ROly. and
consequently had nothing left at the nnish
of the race.
District Attornev o'Ieary gave strict
orders to sheriff Enener TO prevent IN.
quotation or displaying Of odds or the
gathering Of crowds, The sheriff and his
men we're on watch all afternoon. but were
unable to lind any violations Of the law.
sandy McNaughtOn has arrived at the
track with a carload OF yearlings. Many
are, By Won Tromp, a son, OF Ben Brush.
aud bought from ". n Jennings OF
EmeryviN", Cal. They will summer here
and be repaired for the 1916 campaign.
!" : Thonpson's Manhasset. which lost
the lHsi race because he did not walks
up h"for. variety had a winning lead. 4.
nv Hnnburg-Mlneola and a fun brother 10
Tho great race mare Tanya.
10" Bvrne carried on the riding honors
A. tho. Belmont meeting with thirteen win.
oV' Of forty-siN mounts MCCahey was
second with eleven cut NJ forty four and
bvran third with ten out OF twenty eight.
which is really tho best percentage,
Lauder, the lightweight sensation, wos
"igh' out ~ twenty nine.
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Newark In BROOKLYN.
Burslo IN baltimore.
chicago in Kansas city.

buTHlo In baltimore.
chicago in Kansas city.
Tho Tip Tops and Newfeds divided
yesterdays bargain day attraction at
Washington Park. Newark won the first
game by a score OF . 10 : IN two hours
and eighteen minutes. Tho home team
rosrd ct the visitors in a ninth inning
tt'.Y hy 2 score Of . 20 | IN the closing
ray Th!s was a fast, fine p!tching
d.o, 'Hat lasted only one hour and d
quarter.
The Hrs' exhibition was an old time
Singing bee IN which the Tip Tops were
bested though thrJ got tho most hits.
Neither Marion nor Laft'e could hold an
advantageous lead. BROOKLYN drove
Noseley to cover IN three innings and
IN the fourth Newark returned the COM
pliment at n expense OF Marion.
Whitehouse was hammered IN the sixth.
hut Reulhach went &c hts assistance in
time 70 save tho game
Reulharh ard Sou;hpaw Wilson both
pitched cleverly In tho second game.
They came 10 me last half Of the ninth
with the score tied. Copper. first up for
tho TIP Tops. tr'p'ed. Reulhach de-
liherately pnssed Mage and tried to do
the same thing with Kenny Kaur Rut
Kenny went away ont after a wide one
for the single thai won the game. Tho
scores:
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DUFFY LEWIS STOPS TIGERS.
Assisted ny Rcd soH, He BATS in
RIMS and others.

RosToN. June lo-Th~ Red Soy
downed the Tigers In a desr.ra'. strug-
glc This afternoon Jennings used four
'vlrlers and Carrigan sent IN .hrea. the
hitting being even. Duffy Lewis ng-
ured largely IN the victory. MS s!rgl.
sending IN tho FIRST run and US triple
IN ~" 'hird driving In two more, after
which he scored on n hi lie took a
NHer with one hand on ire dead run.
thereby cutting IN a double. Hohl',ze.
was har'shed for vigorous protesting.
Shor's'op Scott. who vas spiked yes
'erday in his LETT foot, sprainei his right
ankle during practice to-day. The
score:
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HARMON DEFEATS HUGHES.
Pirates Tally Twice In Eighth 70
Overshndov raves Run.

piTTsBuRG, June l0.-The Pirates
took a hot game from the Braves to-
dag by a score Of . to ! Roth Hughes
and Harmon pitched we'll. The visitors
scored their run In the fifth on singles
by Maranville and Whaling and COL
lins's error. The home team won the
game In the seventh. when Collins led
off with a triple to the scoreboard and
scored on HinChman's single. h lat
ter stole second and tailed on Viox's
The score
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CARDINALS CLOUT,
CLOUT, CLOUT AND
ROLL UP 1S RUNS
Tesreau and Schupp. Assisted
by Other Giants Errors,
Make Game One Sided.
TWO HOME RUNS MINED
WITH Is OTHER HITS

The Giants made another sorry show
lrg in -. Louis yesterday, but this
time they never looked like winners. so
'Acir disappointment wasn't as acute
They dropped to within half a game
~ the rinciunatis. who played n four
teen inning tie with the Brooklyns.
The Pirates beat the Braves and ain
beat the cubs ana Phillies. The Braves.
Cardinals and Pirates are tied for
fourth place with u percentage Of 900.
Yesterday Results.
5. Louis, -. New York. ..
Brook yu, .. Cincinnati, : - innings.
darhuessi.
rY.t.ru-E. :. BoS'ou. J..
.IEp-phUtd,lphit ,ra'nl
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ATHLETICS RAP TWO HURLERS
WRE~rmnn Knocked out Of Box in
second, walker IN sixth.

PHILAnELPHIA. June ln-The Ath-
ietics defeated Cleveland to-day nv a
score of II to |. HaGcrman was driven
from the mound In two innings and
Walker retired NJ the end of the sixth.
Jones was an Improvement over his pre-
dccessprs, Wyckorf pitched steadily for
tho Ma"kmen The score
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Totals - sea IL n Totals rs foTX o
'Nonc ont when winning run was scored
Newark ........ a q o a
Brooklyn ............ . \ q q q q u
Runs Newark Rousch: BROOKLYN Cooper,
Evans Left on bases Newark. .: Rronklyn
I Three base hit Cooper Two base hts
ROusCh. HMM First base on halls or Rcul.
bach, !; of Wilson, struck out nv Reul
bach. !; Ivy wilson, I stolen base Campbell
S%a'rthce hts Raridcu Myers Sacrifice fv
Roulhach Double play smith. Nagee and
Myers Passed hall Raridcn Imuire in
'hIcf-Finncran Field umpire Howell Time
i hour aud i mlnmies
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BROWNS ERRORS BEAT THEM
seven Mi%splays Help senator's ia
Roll I'd Eight T1Iiics.

WASHINGTON. June l0.-Takirg ad-
vantage OF the Browns seven errors.
Washington won the second game Of the
series here this afternoon, 5 10 2 John
son was batted harder han Hoch and
perrymar. but had fire supper. through
put. Sharks's running and Gand,"s
timely hitting helped the home team pile
UP runs. The score:
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Runs New York, snodrrass Purns: :,
LOUIS, Butler ., Pesrher 2. Miller I. Dolan.
Rcilcl. Snyder :. Gonyalos. Doak Two ha.e
hts Snyder. Doyle Three base hits Miller
wilson Home run DcsrhCF. SacUHr" I'M.
lohert DOak. Stolen base. Snodgrass. But
Ter. Burns, Robertson. Dolan 2 Double play
Braiuard and Mcrkl. Passed hall Smith
I. off Doak ! STRUCK out By Dnak I. hy
Schunr ! lmpiros Rlglcr and Hart. Tine
F. hours and II minutes
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mates for Sweeney in the ninth inning
Grated for Fisher In the ninth inning
Chicago :....."... q -
RunsDChicaGo. Fclsch ? Weaver. Fourri.r.
J Collin. New York, prckinpaugh. Naise'
High Caldwell First base on errors chi.
cago. !, New York ! Left on bases Chicago
I. Now York : Fr.' base on balls on
Scott 2 on Fisher . struck on, Ry SCOT, ,
hv Fisher HON. runs Weaver. Caldwell
Three base h't-P"ckinpaugh Two base hits
-Felsch. = Collins :. Maisrl. Sacrifice hit
Weaver Sacrifice ~ SchalR. Stolen bases
F. Collins. j Collins, Maisol, HIGH Double
Hldehrand Fol- umpire -OTnughlln. Time
i hour and ~ minutes.
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The White Sox keep on outrlay'ng the
Yankees. n former won again yes
terday. being the fifth consecutive game
they lave taken from Donovan's fading
team. and gained on the De,ro!,s. who
lost a game In Boston. The Athletics
and Washington had easy wins over
Cleveland and 81. Louis respectively.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 6. New York. 4
Boston. s. Detroit, 3.
Philadelphia. II. Cleveland, /
Washington, : So. Louis. ?
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Run.-Brooklyn. OMara. Dauhe-i Crs-
natl. grimm ? Struck ont Rv bel ~
Dale Z First bass on balls on lel .
Dale : Two base hits Moiiw''g X 70
Won kolni'z Thre. h,s- h'. r. ihat
Clarke. Sarrifcc hits Dauhrr,. X ~
Getz and McCarty. olson. Ho-,os -
olson; S;enEei and pAuh-r,. Da. .-,
H"rzoE Cmpir's-Cuig'e ami E7,0a.
Time-s hours and 10 mlru.e.
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Phlladolphia ......., n I oo & Iii
Runs Phil1dclnhta. Murphy ., Barry Mo
INNS. Strunk. Lam o Malone %. Konf.
Wy"kon, Cleveland. RarhAro. Ufs-On IL,
german. 2 M two innings. on walker 6 N
four innings: or Jones I'm two innings
Two base hits rurr"r WyrkO' Three base
hiis Wamhsc auss, Barry. Smith SaCrlncc
hlt Kopf stolen bases Murphy. Grauoy
Hon" run-Eopf Left o. bases .Phila
wvckoN c nv walkcr . by Jones / First
base on error Philadelphia First base on
balls or Wyckon Il, off walker 3 Tmprcs
Duocn AM Ha!ln Tine hour and 50
mlnutp9
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At Kansas CITY,
n " r

chicago (F. N...oOlnonnn.. 3 W.
Kan CITY 81. ~ . lOOOOO2x-6 II o
Batteries rrendorgast, BLACK. econ
r"l aud wilson, Cul'op, Packard and
Easicrly
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Kuu- Boston. Maranville: Plttsburs Col
IN Hln,hmau Two base hit-~chmidt
Tire" base t' collins S,olen bases Carey.
H,urhmdn Double play Be- Fitzpatrick and
schmidt. STRUCK ont -By Hughes 6. by Har'
mon I Empires Orth and Byron Time
! hour and 80 minutes
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b.. tImore iF T.. 81 cOnOOOO-9 10 |
batteries Rodent and Hit'r, quinn and
ovens
SECOND GAME
n. r.
RuNa'o n H.. oloneooll- 10 4
baltimore ~ T.n 9cf2OlnOS-i2 u !
BATTERIES schulz. EhmN" and Alien
smith and ,IaCk'i'sch
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Runs Washington. Noc'le- Q SHARKS.
inui. sNo,,on' Lam Frs. Gaso y, error.
-wash'ug'ou : Iafi Oh bases Washington
2. St Louis Fret base on bail. on Ter
ryman >. On Hoch 2. ~ Johnson 3 Inning.
ritched-By Hoch : hy p"-ryman H.
on Hoch :. of per-vman !. Struck out
Nv Johnson : nv HorH : Three base hts
Iavar. Sho''ou SaC-fca nies-Shauk-
S,olan bass Pratt, !ayar. Milan Douhl.
,!ay Austin ana ioary H' Nv pitched hail
nv Hoch Morgan BalN Hprh Umpire
Connolly Tine hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-11
KAUFF REACHES OUT;
MAKES DECIDING HIT
Foils R%culbach'S Efforts ia
Pass Him and Sends In Run
That Beats Ncwfeds.
Yesterdays Reeults.

Newark. o. BROOKLYN. tnrst gsmel.
B%rook!yn. a. Newark. Second gsms)'
Baltimore, IS. Bura,o. second camel.
Kansan CITY. 8. ChicaGo. ..
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NEWARK p L. BROOKLYN r. ~

Tot al. g. n - .
.Batted for Moseley in the fourth inning
tBa,,ed for WhItehouse IN the seventh in,
uIne
Ran for Land IN the sixth inning
Newark ........... o 4 0 / : -
brooklyn ..........,. o q 4 q Q 4 q q o
Runs Newark Campbell. Sch-er. >: La
porte. .: Hmm. Rnusrh, =; SchaHter: Brook.
lyu-Cooper. .; Mace. o. Kaur Myer. How
ard Flrsi base on errors-Nrwar k. :; Brook
lNn. ! Left on bases Newark, :; Brooklyn.
"a Home run Mace Three base hit
ROus,h Two base hlfs-Schecr. Esmond.
Cooper. Kaur Frs has" on hall-On
M1r.on. o. of No>"lcy. 81; of Rculhach, .:
OF LATTE. 2 struck ont Ry Marion. .: by
Nosolcy. r: hy LATTE. - by Whitehouse. q:
hv Reulhaoh. 2 Stolen base -Kaun Sscri,
fioc hIts E.mond. o. LanOr'r. Huhu white
house Double play Huhn. Esmond and
HUM Ms or Marion, 2 IN three innings
none ou' m fourth: on LATTE. IN AK IN
muEs of Mo-rlry. z ~ three innings: on
whlirhouse. G. M ihrc" innings. of Reulhach.
o. m three innings tmplrr in chief Fin.
neran Field umpire Howell. Time . hours
and lf minutes