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Dy WILLIAM n. HANNA

Dan Grinsr Of the St Louis pitching
CORN. had r,or. sne.ds attached 10 his
oeh'erF Nes'erda! 'n"n 'ne "'ah's eoaiu
cope with and though he did not get all
the pitching glory which went with a
., ,..... =, -. car,t,. hi.
H''
ta!ents he'd tue latter IN leasn SO 'ha'
Sallee could complete the Job when the
Giants deysloped a dangerous mood in
t.,,, -
'e '''"
Erlner reeled long enough IN the hinu'
inning TO send two men 'o bases with
poboJv ou, uupplps uho works IN a
-
''sse 'se' at '''''"s ''o
when there IL the least suspicion or un-
steadiness. whlrled on his heel the in
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CsleniaI Leasus.
Hartford. 5 Broekton. Z.
Springfield. 8, Pawtucket, ..
New Haven. Z; New Bedford, Z.
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ENGLAND Unearths Another Wonder!
Who? Oh. Just Fred McKay's Brother!

English fight critics as well as most
OF the British fans are greatly excited
over the appearance in their midst OF
Victor Mclaughlin, an American heavy
weight Mclaughlin, a splendid speci-
men of an athlete. won the hearts of the
chroniclers with his gym work. old
George Gunthcr had the stranger in
hand and pronounced him world
heater. The scribcs agreed that he
looked the part. Then they trotted out
Ian McGoldrick. fearless and ag-
sresst>e boxer" and Mclaughlin
knocked him out in five rounds in bout
that was billed for twenty.
Mel .oughlin was laudcd TO the skies
hy the multitude with the exception of
ono or two critics who wanted to see
him extended a little more. His extreme
cooIncss. clever left hand and terrif1c
hitting powers proved to he his big bank
account aud the Enelishmen spared no
words IN praising his rlngmanshp. lie
look,d like the real thing AT last--at
least in England. since their Billy Wells
had very well toted gun off tn the
war.
Now comes the anvil chorus from
America led by those two gentle citi-
zcns, Harry Pollok and Dan Morgan,
Yesterday they let down the foodgates
on moor Vic's reputation. 80 Mcl.ough-
lin is in London making great hit, "
began Pollok. why you know the fell
low we'll Don't you remember the white
hone elimination tournament we ran at
the Forty fourth Street Club? Well, this
NcLoughlin entered that wedding out
test"
"'rhat's right" broke in Morgan, 'and
I'll say he was the finest looking cub
I ever set eyes on lie had II an over
Rombardicr Wells or Al Reich for
looks"
"And he was matched to fight Sailor
White. "A most demure YOUTH" said Pol
lok. 1T looked like the hest bout OF
the tourney"
And il started off like it," added
Morgan. "What "A wonder that big fel-
low was. lie had all--grace, the speed
the size, the punch, and how he did
plaster poor white with II during the
first few seconds of the first round
The white hope has arrived | said
to myself, Evidently the thought was
universal, for eleven managers, headed
by Pollok and myself, started for Nc
| I.oughiin's corner to greet him, and
! incidentally snare him after his i'm,
pending victory. Like great hungry
! birds Of prey we gathered in his corner
| each man bent on anneXing the best
looking hope yet uncovered While
| was mentally debating whether to Gu,
his money tifty-ifty, White came to life
| Handsome victor was being backed
! around before a furious rain of blows
| rubbed my chin in deep meditation"
| "And | shifted over to the other foot -
chimed IN Pollok, Just as White sunk
a right hand body punch right up to
the hilt into Victor McI.oughlins mid.
rift. Down went Mclaughlin, squealing
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to him. This was in the sixth inning.
Butler had singled his way to first with
one out. He took long lead and
Doom threw to Merkle. Butler was too
far from his base to return, so he ske-
daddied for second. That's where Mcr-
kle los; him. He didn't know he'd gone
and while looking around for his man
his man was splitting the wind or
second Merkle's hurried throw was low
and TOO late to do any good.
Dolan hunted and sent Butler to third
and Merkle dropped Dooin's assist on
the bunt. II was throw which came
over the runners shoulder and not an
easy chance to handle. The first base
mans m!splay had its extenuating side
for other reasons. Poor throws. prin-
cipally from Fletcher. had been coming
his way all afternoon--over his head, in
the ground on his weather side and to
leewaHi and probably he had vertigo
from grabbing for them. Doon's throw
came straight. a sight so strange to
Merkle that he was pardonabe for not
getting the hang OF 1t.
With Messrs. Butler and Dolan iutter-
ing lightly on the roosts Mr.. Long gave
the ball an overland ride to centre field
which carried IL over Snodgrasss head
and resulted in Messrs. Dolan and Long
rushing home In tandem, Long at Do
lans heels and pulled up to keep from
running over his Cozyship The relay
Ing of Dolans home run was devoid
OF speed and precision. and contain, d
hitch at the middle point. which was
Fletcher. else IL easily could have been
confined TO q three bagger.
What else there was TO the game was
minor and lnconsequential. save the
New York half OF the ninth Burns be
gan this with single. Gr.ner couldn't
work Robertson. who was cool and wary
which the pitcher wasn't. and Dave
walked. II was the first time two Giants
had been on the buses together and the
first time Giant knew the feel of second
base since Burns stole there in the
third inning.
Director Hug. who had been getting
hdEe'y. hesita;ed no longer Firmly
bu, kindly he told Griner to dis~osses
himself and transferred the burden To
Sal. Butler fumbled Grants groundcr
which nlled the bases and gave Sal
something 10 think about. Fletcher
brought Burns in with a long line drive
10 left. hard enough and clean enough
hit for home run. but an out, since IL
went straigh: TO Bescher. Miller fumbled
Merk!e's grounder. but beat him to the
base. l.obert Sas passed Intentionally.
and Meyers. hitting Tor Babblng;on. who
had hit for Srodgrass in a previous in.
ming. grounded TO Bethel and forced
Grant. The sco-e:
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nAsEnAL. Polo Grcunds to-day. S;3e
NJ. GIANTS W. ST. LOUIs.-<dV.
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At Kansas city.

xo,,,L tEIA 10lIoOo 3-G
Kansas CITY ,FIl 000 90 o % q 90
natfe-ics- Nioseley and Rariden, Mail
H-nning and Brown.
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II no Men Go Out at
Plate on One Plav

TWO men were put out at the
plate on a single playa
single double play-in the game
at Ebbets Field yesterday after
noon. Johnston of the Pirates
was on third, Hinchman on first,
nobody out and Hans Wagner at
bat. O'Mara took Wagner's usual
hot shot and threw home. While
Johnston was being run down
Hinchman went on for third and
Wagner for second. As Miller
finally tagged Johnston he saw
Hans going to second and threw
there. This was the Office for
Hinchman to go on home. He
tried it, but Cutshaw's throw
headed him by yards.
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GRINER SHIFTS SPEEDS
TOO RAPIDLY FOR GIANTS
Only Once Do They Solve His Change of Pace in Ninth,
and Then Saee Relieves Him Before Any
Damage Is Done-Score 3 to 1.

The Giants lost to the Cardinals yes
terday and the Brooklyns were con-
ouered by the Pirates. The result In the
Giants, Cardinals and Pirates are
grouped 40 tightly that they are prac-
tically tied for fourth place, any differ
ences being OF minute decimais. The
Phillies drew further into first place by
came nearer to the other contenders by
shooting another defeat into the long
suffering Reds.
Yesterdays Resuits.
81 Louis. 4; New York. I.
pittsourg. =; Brooklyn. ..
Philadelphis. =: chicago. 8.
Boston, q; Cincinnati ..
Detailed standing Of the Ciubs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The Red Sox are making life bitter
for the White SoX. The BOstonans ac-
counted for another victory In Chicago
yesterday, shutout this time, and
showed the White Sox further from hrst
place. The late leaders dropped to third
place. They were passed by the De-
troits. who beat the Athletics. The
Yankees lost close game in St. Louis
and the Washingtons lost a ten inning
game in Cleveland
Yesterdays Results.
s., Louis. 3: New York, =.
Boston, 3 Chicago. 0.
Detroit, =, Philadelphia. 5.
cleveland. 5: Washington, 4 90 innlnss,.
Detailed standing of the Clsbs.
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TIGERS HAVE CLOSE SHAVE.
Hound From Chest Protector u
Dauss Aids In Last PutOut.

DETROIT. July 2O.-Detroit made il
four straight from the Athletics by win
ming to-day. to Z. Steen aud Knowl-
son were the starting pitchers Steen
was taken out In the ninth. The game
had a peculiar ending, With the bases
full. two out and one needed to tie
Dauss hit the dirt in front of the plate
with his first pitch. Kopf dashed for the
plate as the bah bounded against stan
ages chest protector Dauss recovered
the bah and tagged out Kopf as he
slid for the plate, A great step by
Bush, which cost Harry Davis base
hit. saved the game earlier in the fn-
ming The score
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

The Giants double header schedule for
the next few DAYS has been r"arrahSrl
rhe latest Arrangement provides double
bills with the Pirates 10 morrow. SHiuI-
day and Monday.
Larry Mclean IL no longer on ne sus-
pension list Of the Giants. The lonc
catcher, who has not heen with the cluh
since his break IN st Louis, has been re.
leased outright
Rabbngton, the recruit from Rrown,
made his bow In hIg league competition
YESTERDAY. lie batted for Snodgrass. VIII"
is In a bad slump with the ash Tn" COL
IpgIan stood up there unafraid and gave
the halI a snappy poke even II II didn't
go safe
This week so far tho hitting Of the
Giants 800 trio. Doyle, Merkle ana Rob
ertson. has been desul;ory and not na'i"c-
ably savage.
The Giants didn't stay at the 500 mark
long, but getting there represented lot
of nne PLAYING. and II wont take long 20
get back,
Twice on the present Eastern swing Of
the Western four the home clubs hHv"
cleaned up all four games They cleaned
up nve on one Of the days-the day the
Giants 'ook two from the Reds
Tommy Connolly is umplrng tho present
series OF the Yanks In ~. Louis, but this
efnceut umpire hasn't been In New York
this season, Regularity in the visits of
umpires not frequent visits from one AMI
few from another would he more pleasing
TO patrons and that goes for hoth Tener
and Johnson.
Roger Bresnahan Is nothing II not org
inal He believes the Cubs could win the
pcnnant with one more good pitcher
There's a whole raft of big league man
ayers who think the same way about
their clubs.
few days ago the Braves we're re.
sarded as lin" hut now the cry is. look
out for them. II looks as II the September
equinox would he time enough to regard
any club AS done for or any club as a
probable pennant winner.
Alexander was su worried ny having his
winning streak broken by the Cuhs that
he went In against them day or two
later as a relief pitcher and trimmed them.
Cobb, II is pointed out, has stolen more
bases than the entire Philadelphia Ma
tionals what do the entire Philadelphia Ia
they are?
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RED soX CRUSH WHITE AGAIN
shore Allows Only Two Hits aud
Records shutOut, 2 to u.

CHICAGO, July o0.-Shore's grea,
pitching drove the white Sox into third
place to-day. shutting them out with
two hits. The Red Sox scored three
runs on ficot'e, The visitors counted
twice in the second round on SCOTS sim
gle and doubles by Shore and Hooper
In the NTH Speaker singled. went to sec
ond when Cicotte hit Hobitzell and
scored on Gardner's single.
Manager Rowland of the White Sox
and Outfelder Qu'nlan were suspended
indefinitely to-day for their part in the
demonstration against Umpire O'Lough-
lin yesterday. The score;
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TO-slny'- Schedule

Providence In Jersey otty.
Richmond In Harrisburg.
Montreal In Rochester.
Buffalo in Toronto.
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CHICAGO. July 2o.--The Chifeds were
helpless before Joe Finneran to-day and
,'c Brooklyns won, , to / The Til
Tops punched four hits and a pass IN
the fourth round for two runs. and ~
the eighth scored another on Smiths er-
ror and two hits,
Brennan pitched his first full game
of the season and : owed good form
although defeated He struck out seven
men Chicaro's run came in the sixth
ON a base ON balls. a hit batYman and
Hairs error The score
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CLEVELAND WORM TURNS.
Indians Take Ten Inning Struggle
From senators, Score 3 10 4.

CLEVELAND, July a0.--After five
straight defeats by Washington the In
d!ans won cut in ten innings to-day
TO I. Shaw and Walker were the op.
posing pitchers. but Griffith sent In
Boehing when the Indians tied the
count in the ninth, while Hagermar
pitched the tenth inning for Cleveland
The winning run was scored or
Wamby's single and ONeills double
The score:
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SHELTERS DROP TWO MORE.
prov idcnrc Makes ~ Three J" n
Rov-scorcs, > 20 Z aud ~ to =.

Providence made 1t three straight over
Joe Ycagers Skecters 10y annexlng a
victory in each section Of yesterday :
double leader at West Side Park hN
scores OF to and - TO :. 1t was
"A aharp battle in the curtain raiser but
the leaders l.1urdcd the curves of Jimmy
Ring all over the lot In the windup
Cooper and Eayrcs were the Providence
p.tpnpIs The score.
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At KANSAS cITY-FIRsr GAME
Indlanapois.. o 20 Is 0
Kansas city. 90 0 0 0 0 o. 10 4
Batteries-Merz and Blackburns, Sand
ers, Carroll, Larson and Alexander.
SECOND GAME,
Kansas Cily. 2 0 0 o 0 as :
Batteries -- Burke and Blackburne
Resan, Delhi and Alexander and Geibei.
AT MINNEAPoLIs-FIR GAME.
RI. l.
Clsveland... 30 0 0 0 I Is II 5
Minnea polls. IS | 90 x--i4 II 3
Ba,terles-Bowman and Billings; Hop
per and sullivan.
SECOND GAME
Clevelsnd.,.,,, ! 0 q 2-s ~ o
Minneapolis. o 0 0--6 10
Batteries Bowman, James and Devost
Ingcrsoll, YinGiing NJ. Williams and Sulli-
van.
AT MILWAUKEE,
Miiwauke....,. % o. Q 3 KS II o
Batteries--Taylor and Clemons; Shackle.
ford and Brannan.
AT ST. PACI~-FIRsT GAME
Columbus - 0 o 0 % 2 3
ST. Paul.. o. 3 90 x-.6 /. q
Ratteries-Ferry and Coleman; Hall and
Johnson.
CeleniaI Leasus.
Hartford. 5. Broekton, 4.
Springfield, 8; Pawtucket, o.
New Haven. Il New Bedford, q.
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SEVEN STRAIGHT FOR BRAVES
B~ntOn Rapped for Five Runs In

BosToN. July co.--The Braves won
their seventh straight victory to-day by
trimming the Reds. to =. Benton was
the victim OF swatfcst during the sec
ond inning. when three singles, two
passes and triple gave the Braves five
runs, more than enough To win. Mcken-
cry replaced Benton in the third session
!, was his first try FOR the Reds and he
performed well. allowing only five hits
in six innings. The score:
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Ruu--providencc. Fabriuuc. shorten ons
low McNally. Cooper: Jersey city. Trucsdale'
ror.- Providence =. Two base hits Haley,
Yeager. Bues rhree basn hits-Coopcr. till'
Reynolds Sacrifice hts-Cfut"hcr, shorten.
Stolen baseS-Trup-,alo OnslOw, M"Naliy'
Left on bases-Provid :: Jersey CITY y
Double plays-purtcll. Truesdale and TRACES
sor: Thorpe and purtell First base on balls
OF Rruck 2: off Cooper, /. struck out-By
Cooper. s Jmprcs-Carpcnicr amt Cleary'
Time hour and ~ minutes.
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CHIFEDS EASY FOR
PINNERAN TO CURB
lIalt's Error Dcprivcs Him Of
ShutOut. Allowing Lone
Run to Tally.
TIP TOPS SCORE THRICE
Sester,lay's Results.

Brooklyn. o. chicago. I.
Newark, g. Kansas Guy, o.
Buffalo, Pittsburg. b.
-. Louis. I Baltimore. 'hrsi game
Baltimore. :. ST. Louis. tscc"nh
gamp.I
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Tot g. q t2s i2 .
sBatted for Nen in the seventh inning.
Tone out when winning run was scored,
tBatted for Walker in the ninth inning.
Washington. ....... q a.
Cleveland. .......... 0 0 0 Is
Runs Washington Moeller, Foster. Milan,
Shanks; Cleveland, Eschen. Chapman, South,
worth Kirke. Wamby. Two base hit-O Neill
Three base ht--Foster. Sacrifice iy--Shanks
Stolen bases-Chspman, Southworth. First
haze on balls-On Walker. 3; OF Shaw, o.
Struck out--By Walker. 6; by shaw, s, I'm.
pirss.. Evans and Chill. Time, hours and
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like a pig. claiming foul between
squeals. II was a rank case of quitting
cold but somehow he impressed the
referee and got away with his cldinL
You should have seen the eleven man
ayers. led hy Morgan, clear out OF the
corner when Mcl.oughlin started to
squawk. one would have thought that
some one had told them that McLough-
lin had smallpox
And who do YOU think he is" Hes
Fred MCkays brother. Any wonder
that he proved To he a diving hdunis?
Dan Mcketiick said yesterday that
hc had tried several times to induce
Bombariicr Wells to com" over here
and fight Jim coffee at Brighton Eoaoh
Wells replied that Cofley must h."
brought to him. as he wouldn't he al
lowed to leave the British Isles 10
box as he wore the uniform Of the
King,
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New ENGLAND League.

Iovoll. | Worcester. 0.
Lynn. :, Fit"hhurg. ! 'hrs' game
Lynn. !: FitChburg ,second game
Lewiston, ; Lawrence, !.
Manchester, ., Portland, I.
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Jimmy Johnston announced last night
that Miss Alice Carpenter would not
deliver "A Patrick Henry from the ST
Nicholas Rink Tonight before tho
Charlie Whit,-Tcd Lewis fight, "Got
stage fright | guess" said James 'Iu
her stead are coming Mrs Francis
Brewer Mrs Norman DE Il. Whitchnuso
and Mrs. Mabel Russell, All female Bll
BlNans when II comes to the speech
thlng, I've reserved an entire section
for the ladies and wsa to state that
thosr gentlemen who generally ask me
for one Annie Oakley have pressed the
bet. stating that they want to bring
their wives
TITS going To be- a great night. and
WHAT'S more great fight. \ Wonderful
hitter against a wonderful boxer Noth-
ing could he fairor than that. could
it, Nope.
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New York state League.

At scRANToN-FIRST GAME
Aihanv.,....,. o - 0 o Ia =
Batteries Albany. Schmidt and
Clougher, Scranton, Husgins and Miller.
SECOND GAME
Albany y......,. : o Is II 3
Bsttcrles-A lDany, Jacobs and Clougher;
Scranton, Duchesni Winters and Mile.
At UTICA-FIRST GAME
H. H. e.
Elmirs ,,,.,,,. q 90 o.
Utica ..,,..,... | u o o % . 2
Bstteri's-E Elmira, Nicholson and Bemis
Utica. oberlin and McDonough.
SECOND GAME.
II. II r..
Eimirs rs,..,,,,.. o % l.? 2
Utica ..,.,. q o o o o. .
Bstteries- Elmira. Brady and Bemis;
At SYRACUSE.
Pinghamton., 90 Os o--I 3
Syracuse. ....,., 90 o 0 0 . 0 ii 3
Rstteries-B'nghamton stton and Pc
tsrson; syracuse. cornwel and Tyler
At WiLkEsBARRE.
" R,H r.,
TROY .,..,,..,.. 90 o a &
Wlkesbarre 0 0 0 x--6 10 2
Batt.res--Troy Jarman and McGra,h
Wikcsharre, Meehsn and Giddo.
BAAEBALL. P0lo Grounds to-day, S;3o
Y. NJ. GIANTS W. ST. LOUIS.-<dU.
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MURPHY UNCOVERS
ATHREE- E-YEAR-OLD
BlOndclla 'rotS in o:O7 3.l =,
North Randall. Winning
i'm Hollow Fashion.
2:12 PACE \ GREAT RACE

CLEVELAND. July 20 Strpug s.uI,f
:07A Bondclla. the trim htlo d,ugr
ter OF Walnut Hall. stamped h,r.cIf "a.
one Of the greatest trro"-N N',r-pld tro..
tcrs in the history of the hdru,. eir.
and clipped off fraction or .,.ont
from the local track record for ur,,.
ycar-old trottcrs of .ON. established
year ago by Ice ANwurth2.
Bondclla's record mile speak. worlds
for the preparation that the my hts 70.
ccivcd under Wizard Tommy MURPHY
She was expected to win tho North
Randall sweepstakes for three -yoar.old
trotters. and win She did. She outclpssed
her field.
The 2:t2 pace developed INTO q grea.
two horse duel. Judge brmoude and
Peter t'arren being tn" horses to fur.
nish the excitement. Tho former 70.
the verdict by winning two nf thr..
great sprints to the wire. In each heat
the battle was fought out m the drive
down the stretch, and in each finish they
slipped under the wire only uo~,s apart
The 2:o5 pace, apparently the cheap.
est looking race on the programme, Dc.
velopcd into one uf the best and yas
won by Leila arch'r. The SUMMARIES.
2:i2 class, pa,,nL purse Sl-oo.
judge Ormondc. biz. ~, hN D-.
monde tNalentiuei.... ......... !
rctcr FHrr"u, H. h. tMurpuNt t......-
clara Walker, b. m. ,ruN'.s.......t !
lmbto, br. h. ,M 'hids1 ......... :
Hedgewood Patchcn. IN. Nj.
Bud Elliott, hr. Z tGecr-i. i........., 5
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Runs -PIttsburg, Carey. Collins. .: John.
slon, Hinchman, Harmon: Brooklyn. O'Mara.
Wheat. First base on errors-PittsburG. 3.
las. .. HIT by pitched ball-By Douglas
Carcy, Schangi, Struck ou'-By Harmon. .:
by Dou.ias .. IUts-OH Douglas. . IN eis hi
innings; off Dell, none in one iun,ug. Left
on bases -Plttsburg, !; Brooklyn. g. Two
base hits-Hinchman, Three base hits
Collins Wagner. Hummel. Wheat. Sacrifice
ht-Johnston. Double pays-Baird. Viox and
Johnston; Cutshaw and Daubert: OMara,
Miller. Getz. Douglas, Cutshaw and Miller
Umpire N chief Byron. Field umpire-Eason.
Time hour and 80 minutes
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SECOND GAME.

Kuns-FrOVINfN'f. FdNT1VU'- SI!VIVTTT
Shean. .: Onslow. .: Casey %: McNally. Gill,
.: Powell: Jersey City. Truesdale. Ring. First
base on errors-Jersey City, /; Providence, !.
Three base hits-Gill. Powell. shorten. Home
run-Gill. Sacrifice hit Purtell. Sacrliic"
fiics-Fabrique. Shcsn. Stolen bases-onslow,
Bues Thorpe. Left on hases-,ersey City. I;
Providence. q. First base ON halls-On Ring
s. off Eayres. l.. Struck out-By Ring. .: by
Eayres g. Wild pitches-Rin-. .. Hit by
pitcher-By Ring ,Onsiow). Tmpircs-Clcary
and Carpenter. Time hour and % minutes
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Memphis. :; New orleans,
Chattanooga, !, Mobile. a.
Birmingham. .; Little Rock, ,ton IN
ningsD
Nashville Atlanta, rain,
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A. Pittsburg,


Greensboro. :. Asheyil,e 90 innings.
rsiui,
winston Salem -Ralelsh-Rain.
charlotte Durham
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SUFFOLK. -: Portsmouth, u
<eWpOrf News y. fcfershurg !.
Norfolk Rocky Mount Ram.
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st. Louis.
New York.

now fork....."....., q o 0 IL
Runs-st. LOUIS. Butler. Doian. Long: New
fork, Burns. First base OH errors--St Louis
Z: New York. / Left on bases-St LOUIS, q:
New York. 6. First base on bails-on Griner,
] on Sallee. |: on Marduard. |: OF Ritter ;
on Schupp I. Struck out-By Griner. 3; by
Marauard. by Ritter. I: by Schupp l.
Home run-I.onE. Two base hits-Bescher.
snyder. Sacri fcr hits-Dolan. Griner Sacri-
Passed ball-Snyder. Hit by pitched bali--By
Griner ~ nOdgrass'. Hits-On Griner in
eight innings none out in the NINTH: of
Sallre. none In one inning: OF Maruuard 4
In SIX inninas: OF Ritter. I in two innings
on schupp. none IN one inning. Umpire IN
chief -0uisley. Field umpire-Emslie Time
. hours and minutes
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sioux city. ;, omaha, 'hrst same).
sioux Ciiy. ': omaha. ,secoud game
pes Moin,s I. -. Joseph, , otirst eame'
st Joseph, 6 pcs Mpincs, ! 'second
;an.1
rop.ha. =. Denver. . isecond game).
Wichita. :. Lincoln. 8.
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NJ IlNrri~burE.
FIRST GAME.
Il; II =

Il II. "
Richmond ~ IL. o 0 o % 10 J
Harrisburg II Ia. . o . q N-H - >
Ratferics-Norrisett Russell, Meadow :
and SChaufele. Lee and snow.
SECOND GAME.
Il II. f.
Richmond ur.l. u q o o %
Harris burg ~ I.p.. ? Ks 10 o
Batteries VOrrisottc. cram and Schau-
felc; 'habek and H"okiuEcr.
~ Buffalo.
" T.
Toronto II I.l.... 900 o o q = o. u
Ruff ,lo III OnOo0 0n3oN=3 !
Batteries Herbert and Kochcr. Fullon-
weider. Bador ana puSlow and LA Long.
~ Montreal.
y II y
Rochester - t..l... n 700 . u q q o--3 4
Montreal U1.r.. OGl = % N.' Il 70
Bat'crios--Paimcru. Hon ard Williams
and Wanamtkrr, MtiInr ami Ntdd' n.
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To-tlay's schedule.

BronhIvn IN chicago.
Newark in Buffalo. tw" games
Kansas city In iiitsburg.
Baltimore in 81. Louis.
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ton. Moran. g schmidt. Smith. Maranvile,
Ragan Two base hits Williams. Kiln hter,
h,t-M arsnville. Sacri fee hit-Evers Douhe
plays-Wingo and Mollwitz: Hcrzog, Rodgers
and Wingo Left on bases-Cincinnati, 6; Bos
ton l. First base on hals-On Benton, 3. of
McKenery. 2; off Ragan. /: off Hughes, l.
struck out-By McKcnery =: by Ragan, =; 10y
Hughes, .. TIME hour and a. minutes
I'mpires-Klem and Cocklll
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Runs Boston, Speaker Scott. Shore. Two
base hits-Shore. Hooper Double play
Blackburne and Fournier. Sacrifice hits
Wagner. Thomas stolen bases Speaker.
HobitEell. Struck out-By Cicotte, 2; by
Russell. !: by Shore. |. Hit by pitched
ball--By Cicotte oHobf,,zelD: by Russell
LHoblityelh. Umpires -- Hildebrand and
OLoughlin. Time-l hour and 2. minutes