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NOT A DODGER GETS
TO THIRD IN CHICAGO
Vaughn Allows Only Three
Singles and Receives Good
support.
cWHEAT'S MTFF Is COSTLY

CHICAGO, June l9-The Cubs trimmed
80 Robins here to-day by a score OF
e, to o. A muffed ny by Wheat was re-
sponsible for two OF Chicago's runs and
Jim Vaughn was the chief cause or the
whltewash handed the visitors.
Wheat's muff was excusahle as well
as. costly. II Was made on a Texas
Lacquer by Fisher. O'Mara started
after It. then passed 1t up to the LETT
nelder. who got under it but could not
hold the ball. Schultz followed with "a
single that scored the FIST Cub tally.
smith pulled a skull play on McLarrys
,bunt and a single by Safer drove home
another run.
Smith held the Cubs until the eighth
when a cluster of three singles ana a
Safer triple scored three runs.
Vaughn held the visitors to three sin
sies, not one of which passed the IN
,nelders. He gave two bases on bails'
both TO Cutsh w.. one error was made
by Archer, who muffed a third strike.
That made six Robins to reach nrst
base, Two got as far as second ana
none further. The score:
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TURNED OUT OF JOB.
Newfcds Give Five other Players
same Dose-Mc X echnie Manager.

NEWARK. June 19.--Whoa Bill Phillips
received his unconditional release to-day
from President +. T. Powers Of the
Newark Federal League Club. An OPP
p%ortunity to resign was offered him. II
is said. but he refused to co SO. Bill
Mckechnie, third baseman OF the team.
was appointed to the managership. The
releasing Of Phillips is said to be due
TO the bad slump which the team has
taken. Out OF the last seven games
played up to to-day the tam had lost
six. Harry Sinclair, one OF the owners
Of the club. saw three OF the losing
games n became disguised with the
lack of ginger the team exhibited.
President Powers claimed the releas-
ing OF Phillips was not done to reduce
expenses. but to try to increase results.
George Mullin. the old Detroit twirler,
and Warren. Trautman. Roberts and
Whitehouse also got the blue envelope.
The change seemed to work we'll. as
the Newfeds turned to and defeated
the Pittsfeds. 4 to 2. The score
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AMHERST FINISHES STRONG.
Dartmouth beaten Tor Second Time
In Heavy Hitting Game.

AMHERST, June ~19.-Amherst beat
Dartmouth to-day, IL to 10. for the
second time this eason In a game feat
ured by heavy hitting. Dartmouth used
zip two pitchers to Amherst's three.
Seamans. who started for Amherst. was
taken out before a man was retired
in the first. after he had yielueo two
bases on balls and three hits. Robin
son. who then e In, was also
pounded heavily I'M was relieved by
Goodridge In the seventh.
Five runs was Dartmouth's initial
performance at the bat. Amherst came
back In the second with. four. Amherst
trailed The visitors until the ninth In
ming. when two hits. a sacrifice fly
and n hit batsman sent the tying and
winning runs across the plate. Thiel-
scher's home run drive In the sixth.
scoring a man ahead Of him. was the
longest drive ever seen on the Amherst
grounds.
Goodridge for Amherst drove the bali
on a line into deep right in the sixth
for a home run. but was called out
for failing to u third base. The
gpnrns
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The Sloufeds gave the Tip Tops a
severe setback at Washington Park yes
terday afternoon by winning both
games of the double header. The scores
were Q to 2 and 4 to 2.
This bargain day attraction furnished
the means for two former major league
pitchers now with the Mound City out
laws to prove that they are still capa-
BILE OF winning in he Independent ring.
Eddie Plank downed Wilson In the FIRST
game. lie held he Tip Tops to nine
hits which he kept pretty well scattered.
Wilson was hit rather freely In the
early stages OF he anne. He finally
steadied. but too late.
Old Otis Crandalt one time iron man
relief pitcher of McGraw. went the route
for the victors in the closing contest.
After the first Inning. when the home
team scored both runs. the old doctor
was an enigma. He was seldom In
trouble thereafter. A double play
helped him on one occasion. Johnson.
the visiting shortstop. though occupying
a humble position in the order, proved
the batting hero. The scores:
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ROVER PROVES HIS
ATHLETIC ABILITY
Assists Public School % to
Elementary Supremacy
Of Jersey City.
TAKES JUMP AND SPRINT

The little athletes Of Public School 81
carried OF the point honors yesterday
at the fourth annual championship meet
OF the elementary schools OF Jersey city.
held at the baseball park or West Side
avenue. They scored SO points, beating
the representatives Of Public schoo! 6
By Ave points. Public School 90. with
2s points, and Public School II with %.
we're third and fourth respectively.
The only double winner OF the day
was T.. Rover Of No. ~ He won the
hfty yard dash and later carried of the
honors in the running broad jump. The
summaries:
JUNIOR CLASS.
50 Yard Dash-won by f. Rover, r. 9.
No. 81; II. Hotopp. =. s No. s.. second 7.
Kennedy. r.. s. No. %. third r. Mccraw'
r. :; NO, II lii. f0G JumnI T,%s' b. S:0 ~ - Fetch.
p. s. No. rs. with Z feet | inch y. Eich-
man. r. s. No. 10, second: J. Martineau.
r. $ 10 81 with : fee; I, ,nshe.' rs,rai
40 Yard Relay Rac--won by p. s. No.
81 r. 5 20 sa' second; Pr No,
Running Broad Jump-won by y. Rover.
p. 8. No. 81. is feet 5 inches. +. schimak,
|; $ No "a u fees ,ee1ss; second H.
third. r. Garrabrant. p. s. No. ., II feet
10 inches. fourth.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS.
rs Yard Dash-won by v. Werner. p $.
10. e.; T HnSdsn' F.; $ No ,s,, d. is'o Mo-:
Lain +. s. 80. "a. fourth. Time, o;os.
Running High JumpI,won by 4 Pot.
3 S,np y g M q second. r. Culver. II.
s. No. 2, with 4 feet I inches. third &.
Trlbou,, p. s No. s, with :! feet. fourth.
%saretto, p. =. No. iis, with al feet s inches;
inches. second $ opposite. P. s. 30. .,
son' p g $ f't No. +. 'H VIM &c shi fe.; ! in sGn%.
fourth.
Running Broad Jump Won by II.
a. wasiclewski P s. No. IS. Is feet 5
inches. second s Enselhard,. p s. No.
q. ~ feet IL inches. ;hird II. schoen. L.
y. No. 3. IL feet 6 Inches. fourth.
SENIOR CLASS.
Running Hish Jump-won by II. Benr,
= S No 20. with 4 feet 10 inches. IL
,eeona J. ReynoIds, p. $ 80. 3 with
rs, with ! fee; : inches. fourth.
100 Yard Dash-Won by W. Luys,er. P.
$ 40. II R. walker: r. $: 40. ia, second ,
$50 Yard Relay Rsc.-won by T.. 3. No.
6. =. 8. No. Il. second. =. $. No. Q. third
y. s. No. :. fourth. Time. l:4e.
Running Broad Jump-Won by I Soko-
low, =. $. No. 81. ls feet s inches; l.. Cam
ming. p. $. No. II. IS feet 3 inches. sec
ond; n Ingram. =. 8. No. IS, II feet 2
inches. third. J. Zoblocki. y. s. No. !.
IL feet 3 inches. fourth.
Point score-P. s no. %. So points; p.
s. No. .. 81: p. 8. No. 20. IS; =. s. No. II.
q. p. $. No. .. 10; =. $. No. IS. .. p. s.
No. Il. 9; y. S. No. 20. 4 p. 3. No. IL. 4:
p. s. No. is, 3. p $. No. 3 .; p 5. No. /. !.
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standing Of the Ciubs.

Newark in Jersey City 1.-TWO games).
Richmond In Providence.
Rochester In Montreal.
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TOIWTHs s.u' II u W I
'Batted for Wagner in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Thomas In the eighth inning.
Slated for Gregg in the fourth inning.
Slated for Mays In the ninth inning.
Y. Louis........ o 0 %
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New York State League.
Al SCRANTO

II, II r.,
scranton ...... o 0 0 0 Ii I
Binghamton.. | . 0 0 o I'd 10 .
Observation-Disclosures and Miller, Harmed
and Murphy,
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MICHIGAN GETS TO BLANDING.
heat Alumni, IL TO =, ms Former
C~IeveIand Pitcher willis.

Assn AEBoR, Mich, June 19.-Michl-
gan trounc,d its alumni in the annual
baseball game to-day, score l3 to 9.
Fritz Banding, former Wolverine
twirlcr. late Of the Cleveland Ameri-
cans, was on the mound for tho old
boys, and held down the varsity for five
rounds, In IN" sixth and seventh an
avalanche Of hits netted nine runs.
LundGren used Sisler. Ferguson and
Davidson, his three veteran twirlcrs.
Each went three innings to tune mp,
aft.r the rest Owe examinations, for
the annual games Nth Pennsylvania
commencement week. Blanding and
Hughitt starred for the alumni, while
Slsler, Branded and Benton led TIE at
tack for the varsity.
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4. Of r. Fails Before st-tsons.

PHILADELPHIA, June i9.-poor fielding
coupled with a few timely hits gave
the Stetson Athletic Association sou.
runs and victory in the first inning
against the University OF Pennsylvans
at Stetson Ball Park to-day. the final
score being 4 to /. After the frs, In.
ming Wallace allowed the Stetsons o,ly
five hits. Pennsylvania could not fa',ow
Wilmer when men were on bases. Three
singles gave Pennsylvania us only run
in the eighth. The score:
n 2
L. OF p. .......O 80 O-i -,
Stetson A.. A o 0 q " ,
Battcries-Wallace and Dollr. " Der
and stevenson
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STANDING Of the Clubs
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BROOKLYN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
J. 4 T. Cousins. g. Suburban Arrows. 4.
Central Y. NJ. c. A, 8; Sycamore 4.
I.
club. 5.
Y. NJ. c. 4. LEAGUE.
Carlton. 9 Bedford. 0.
Prospect Park. :; Twenty sixth Ward. .
INSURANCE LEAGUE.
Continental. Fidelity and Phpn,1. 4;
North British, 0.
BUSH TERMINAL LEAGUE.
Rush Terminal. 2; Jones Speedometer, 1.
Sears-Cross. :; United cigar Stores. J.
Grossman, IS; EisemRn Magnetic. T.
CrackerJack. s. 4. 5. Richie Co, 9.
OTHER RESULTS.
Acorns. Is. Aromac A.. c., 4.
CALIFORNIAN Inc. Co. IL; PhGn'x Ins.
Co. IS.
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RICHMOND WINS ON PUNCHING.
Dunn Lifted From Field
As Newark Loses.

RICH MoND. Va. June 1a.-Four runs
In the seventh inning gave Richmond
n 6 to . decision over Newark to-day.
MANAGER Dunn and two players were
ordered on the field for protesting deci-
sions.
Russell neld the Indians well in hand
after the third inning. while the Climb
crs .ound Schmutz easy as the game
,rnor,,sed The score
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Comm on wealth Holds It's Lead.

The Commonwealth Club team 70.
tanned It's lead in the Amateur League
baseball race by defeating the Mont. ?
Athletic Club players on the LATTER
field yesterday, I to 3, Harry Ban.
weln. who pitched >r CommouW,tf
made two hits. one OF which Wa 90 ..r
run. Ferris. a clubmate. also mad.
circuit drive. The score:
Commonwealth ocl q n o.. 4
Msntclair. .... 10 n 10 %
Batterics-Bauswein and Eo,'t p
Meyer and Cross.
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CARDINALS NIP BRAVES AGAIN.
Score Z 10 I lntiI Eighth, when
They Tally Five on Hughes.

ST. LOUIS. June l9.-Ten thousand
fans. the biggest Saturday crowd OF the
season. saw the Cardinals take the third
straight from the Braves to-day. 6 to /.
Hughes fought II ~ with Sallec, ! 10 /,
to the eighth, when the Cards put on
their rally. Butler doubled. Wilson
singled, Long singled, Dolan doubled,
Bethel doubled. Snyder singled and
Hughes and Whaling made Wild throws.
Sallee held the Braves 10 Two blows.
The score
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BROWNS DRAW WITH RED s0x.
Have to Catch Train, and Score IL
Left u at TO n.

BosToN, June 19.-The Browns wish
10 catch a train prevented a decision
IN the game with the Red o to-day.
a tie at 8 was the tally when II was
called in the ninth. The Browns had
come UP from behind In the eighth and
got a three run lead. which the Red
Sox cvened In the ninth as = result Of
three hits. among them Speaxsr's single.
which scored two runs. A passed ball
allowed another run to cross. The
score
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To-day's SchetIuIe.
Pittsburg In Newark.
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WHITE sOx SWEEP SERIES.
ObIitcrntc Athletics In Final by
y 10 2-CoIlius Gets GIT.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1a.-The White
Sox made a clean sweep of the series
with the Athletics by Winning to-day's
game. score : to 2. Wyckoff was batted
hard by the Sox. Cicotte was effective
In every inning but the sixth, when the
Athletics punched three Of their seven
hits. Pitcher Crowell Of Brown Uni
versity reported to Manager Mack to-
day. Eddie Collins got a present OF a
from the Athletics when he came
to bat In the first inning. The score:
ICA "A L. pHILA "a L.
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ANhevilIe. Z; Charlotte. 2.
Winston-Salem, 2; Durham, ! 90 IN
nings, frst gamel.
Durham, 3; winston Salem. o tsecond
game).
Raleigh. 8: Greensboro. o (hrst game.
Greensboro. 8; Raleigh, / tsecond gamel.
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

Broadway Sporting Club-Eddie
O'Keefe outpointed X. o. Eggers.
Fairmont A, C.-Benny Leonard de-
feated Al Schumacher, the referee stop
ping the bout in the seventh round to
save Schumacher.
Browns Gymnasium-Harvey Crosby
defeated Willie Kane,
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ALEXANDER HUMBLES REDS.
ovtpitchcs schneider. So Phtl'tes
TrLr Game by I tO l..

CrScixNAri. June 1o.-Alexander out
pitched Schneider to-day and Ph!lade'-
phia took the second game of the series
from the Reds. 1 to l. Niehoff was re-
sporsible for three of the visitors runs
scoring one himself and driving In two
The score
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The Sacred Hearts and 81. Patrick's
een"o' Mines hattled for the champion
ship - the Parochial Schools League at
Ebhcis Field yesterday morning. The
boys from It. ratrick's won, 3 to 4 The
score,
s n II. Il.
st'tcd Heart, Q 1000 - S I
- 'tiTl'k.... q ! u q III i
h,ii'ri"'-MrKce and Prince, Curd and
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Runs-Providence. Fahrluue. shorten. Shean.
onslox. McNally. Gill {? Powell. Schultz.
Naiiy. Powell. FahriQue. Three base hits
Onslow >, Truesdale. First base on balls
OF Bruck .. on schultz :. Struck out-Dy
Bruok /. by Schultz 4. Hit by pitched ball
Gil : Double play Fabriaue Shran and
Onslow. Umpires-Harrison and Freeman
Time hour and 80 minutes.
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Runs-Byrnc. Crava,h .. Nienof. Leach.
hon. Sacrifice hts-Grifith, whlttcd =.
Luderus. Becker. Double pla y-AieNander.
Bancroft and Luderus. struck out-By Alex
nnder. +. Firsi base on balls-On Alexander.
3 on Schneider. .: OH Lear, !. Wild pitch
Alexander. Ump'rcs-Orth and Byron. Time
u hour and q minutes.
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AMHERST.

Runs-Amhers;-Rome McTernan. Good
ridge. 3: Swascy. 2: Brown. 2; See, Robinson;
Observation-Disclosures. Eskeline. Gerrish, Muir
ply. 3: Thielscher. 3: wanamaker. Hits-Oh
Seamans 2 in part Of first inning; on Good
six innings. on Parrot, 6 in three innings;
of Holmes. 3 In six innings. Sacrifice hits
Monroe, Ashley. Stolen bases-Murphy. q;
Paine. McTernan. Two base hits-Roblnson
=: See. Goodridge, Three base hlts-Wana-
maker, Eskelinc. See. Home run-Thielscher
Frs, base on balls-On Parrot. 3; OFF
Holmes. Il: off Seamsns. 2; OFF Robinson, g.:
of Goodridge. /. Struck out-By Robinson.
g: nv Goodridse. 8; by Parrot. Z; by Holmes.
3. Hit by pitcher-By Swasey. 2; by Murphy.
:. Umpire Lush. Times hours and IS min
utes.
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Al Toronto.
FIRST AME
SECOND GA ME-.
South Atlantic League.

Augusta. .: Albany. 2.
Columbus. 8: Charleston. I.
Macon. s; Savannah. q.
jacksonville. 2: Columbia. I,
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XlHELnia League.

Portsmouth. 8: Petersburg. . (nrst gama)
Portsmouth. 4; Petersburg, (secon'
game).
Rocky Mount. 4; Newport News. 2.
Norfolk, s: SUFFOLK, &.
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Portland, 9: Oakland. 3.
Los Angeles, /: San Francisco. q.
salt Lake, =. Venice. s (hrst game).
Venice. :; Salt Lake . (second Gams)
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Southern League.

Memphis. 6; Chattanooga, 5 90 inningS.
Mobile, ): Atlanta, 4
birmingham, 7. New Orleans, 3.
Little Rock, G; Nashville. s 90 Innings:
larkneSsl.
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.Rniied Tor Knc,1er In the .irh,h innine.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Rariden. HUM,
Piitsburr. wickland, Mowrey Sacrifice
Two base hi,s-Mowrey, Esmond, Rariden,
Three base Unlikely Hits-On Knei Ier. .
in seven innings; of Leclair. l - one inning
Knetzer. .: Struck out-By Reulbsch. I; by
Knetzer. / Double play-Reulbach. Esmond
and HUM. First base on error-Newark.
Left on bass-Ncwa ark. 2: P%1ttshurR. 3. I'm.
pires-Finneran and Howell. Time-i hour
and 20 minutes.
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A. bay Ridge.

Int'b'o Champs 2iOOO % s I
Crescent A. C.. 3 900 x-b !
Batteries, McGarry, Woods. johnson
and Tobin; Chaplin, white and Butler.
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Waco. 2; Galveston, o
Dallas. 6; Beaumont, 2.
Fort Worth. }: San Antonio. 0.
Shreveport. 3: Houston, 4 Nl i~nrines),
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PROVIDENCE TWICE
SMASHES SHELTERS
Pennant Day Marked Also by
1000 Crowd and Federal
Officials Presence.
SCHULTZ SCORES SHUTOUT


Richmond. 9; Newark. 2.
Providence, 6; Jersey City. = thrst
gameD.
Providence. .; Jersey City. tsecond
game).
Montreal, 2: Rochester. I.
Buffalo, /; Toronto. 0 (nrst same).
Toronto, 2; Buffalo. I tsecond game).
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Good. Fisher, SChuIIf, VI
Larry SAFER Three base hit-Saier Double
piays-smth. Ge,z and Dauoer, SAFER; un'
assisted. First base on balls-On Naushn /.
or smith. .. Struck out-By smith = ny
Vaughn 4 Passed hall-Archcr. Wild Nuch-
smith stolen b~ases-Daubert. Cutshav I'm.
nires-Rigler and Hart. Time-l hour ana
"a minutes.
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TRINITY BLANKS WESLEYAN.
wins Deciding Game Of series and
Plays ErrorIess Ball.

MIppLErowS, Conn, June 10
Smarting under its recent 6 to n defeat,
Trinity came back strong to-day in the
deciding game OF the annual series with
Wesleyan and won 4 to q. Wesleyan's
speedy southpaw Lanning moved down
thirteen. but was hit freely In spots.
The visitors first score came in the
second, when Murray stretched his
single into a tally on Stookey's wild
throw. In the sixth Schmidt singled
and followed Carpenter home. when
Outfeider Dan kenan let the bali
through him, Trinity's final score came
in the seventh. when Baker was passed,
stole second and scored on McKay's
single. The score
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A. Glendale.

E.l%s1. ' ''.s sdsSSi:s-si?
Battsriss-sykss. Rsddins and Pierce
=. Weiss ana rannsbsrgsr.
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SECOND GAME

Stated for Lah,te in the eighth inning
St. Louie ........... 0 o Q 0 ! a.
Brooklyn u.......... 0 o 0 o 0 o o %
Run.-Tobin. Miller. Chapman, johnson,
Cooper. Mage. Left on osses-s, Louis, 6:
Brooklyn; o Homs rup T.O THREE Sa,e
Land. First. bar on bailsIon Crandall, /;
on. LsAt,e, 8: on Marion. l., Stolen bases
Tobin, Borton. Deal. Miller. Kirby, VauShan
Sacrifice hits-yaurhsn ?. Deal Double
and Myers Balk ~LaArie, Hts-on LATTE.
: in eight innings; on Marion. , in, one in
ming. Umpire in c~hief-Brennan. Field UNI.
pire- shannon. Time hour and 81 min
Chicago. ...... silieiioe- - - !
e..... 0 o o-l 9 3
Observation-Disclosures and Fischer: suggs,
Bailey and Owens.
A. Buffalo.
FIRST GAME,
K Kansl: c ~ I Ir; l., SSSS5SSSS-s : ]
notwithstanding and Easterly; Ford
SECOND GAME.
Kan,a. City !F, L. eecoecosstct .
Batteries-Main. johnson and Eas,erly;
Anderson and Blair.
New ENGLAND League.
Worcester. l; Portland. 1 teiGht innings;
darknessl.
Lawrence. /: FItchourg, 0 1nrst ssme).
Lynn. Z. Manchester, J tnrN same).
Lynn. 4 Manchester. o Isecond gameI.
] Lewiston, 4; Lowell. o..
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New Bedford, II: Hartford. T.
Springfield, :; Fall River, 0.
Brockton. .: New Haven. !.
Pawtucket. 6; Taunton. ).
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brown Goes to san Fra ncisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 19.-The San
Francisco Club OF the Pacific Coast
League has purchased c. Brown, a left
handed pitcher. from the Cincinnati club
OF the National League. Brown was
with birmingham in the Southern As
ISOLATION last season.
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r. II, f..
Cooks Tours. o 0o00o | o o--l 2 s
81. Adams. 49,. 0 C0oi ! ~ S
Batteries-Miller and SteiEer; Whitley
and Clarke.
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Syracuse ...... o 0 0 Ia 3 I
Troy .....,,,,, 90 0 0 % .
Batteries Steele, C%ornwell and Tyler
Jarman, Mattison, McGrath ana Fitzger
aid.
Al Albany Utica. rain.
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Runs PhiIadeIphl1-WaIs UIdrIng, INT
cago- Fels,h. Weaver, Z Collins. Fourier, 3:
j Collins. Roth. H,s-on Wyckon, 10 in
Two base h~i,s-Felsch. strunk. Fournier.
oldring Three base hit-Fournier.
Sacrifice hits Collins, Schalk,. Clcotte.
. Roth. Home run-Roth. Left on bases
2; CHICAGO. struck out.By
wyckor. Barry and Mclnnis. FRS, base on
balls Off wyckoH. 6: OF Cicotte. / Empires
Connolly and Wallace. Tmc-l hour and ~
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NIchnond IN PTONIUehCc.
Rochester In Montreal.
PROVIDENCE, Tune ~. Providence
pennant day here to-day by
taking two games from the Jersey City
skeeters by scores of 8 to 4 and 0 to o.
The largest crowd Of the season, over
1000 fans. turned out to watch the
game. Among those present were WAL
ter s. Ward and Alexander Bannwart.
and secretary respectively Of
the Colonial League. who were the guests
OF the Providence management. The
scores:
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OLD MAJOR LEAGUE
PITCHERS IN FORM
Ed Plank and Otis Crandall
Subdue Tip Tops Easily
in Double Bill.
SCORES 6 TO 9 AND 4 TO 2
~Yesteyday's Results.

st. Louis. 6: Brooklyn. ? tnrst camel.
st. Louis. A. Brooklyn. 2 tsecond game).
Newark I Pittsburg, ?.
Chicago. s: Baltimore. 4.
Kansas City. 2; Buralo. o thrst same):
Buffalo. .; Kansas City. tsecond
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Runs-washington Moeller;, - roster
Washington. 4: Detroit. .. First base on balls
on Roland. ? Hits-On Johnson, . in seven
innings: OFF Ayers. | in two innings: of Gov.
eleskie, Il in six innings; of Boland. ? IN one
of Cavet. none IN one inning struck
out-By johnson. 4 Three base hit-Johnson
base Hutchinson. Stolen bases- Noel
Ter. Foster. Shanks. Milan. Umpires-Nallin
and Diueen. Timc-l hour and 10 minutes.
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observation-disclosures, Jordan, Bal.
Crane. Krichell. Russell: Scwark-Kran Wit.
Ter Two base HIS KRAFT Chabek. Aragon.
.w,,er, Bates stolen 6a,es-Pick' Bates
Kraft and Mensor, First base on balls-Of
Russell, .; on schmu,z, T.. Hit by pitcher
BY Russell tWitter). Struck out-By Russell.
.; bv Schmu,y, .. Passed ball ,Krichell Left
on bases-Richmond. G; Newark, I Umpires
Hart and Brown, Time hours,
A. Montreal.
Rochester n L.).. 100000 7
Montreal Il. L.)... 20O00ox -2 6 :
Batteries-Huenke and Williams; Miller,
Dowd and Hawley.
A. Toronto.
FIRST GAME.
Buffalo. ....... o o o 0 q II 3 0
Toronto. ....... 0 0 0 90 3 l
Bat;eries-Beebe and Lalonge, Herbe't
and Kelley.
SECOND GAME.
BunaIo........ 900 OIL I o
Toronto. ...... 10000 x-2 l
Batteries-Fullen weider, Bader and On
slow. Manning and Kelley,
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HUNS g. LOUIS, ShOtfOn, AUSTIN, c.
Walker 2, T.. Walker: Boston. Hooper. wag.
ner, lioblitzell. Gamer, Rodgers. Two base
hit C. Walker. stolen bases-Hooper. Gard.
ner, C. Walker. r. Walker. Sacrifice fly
Lcary Sacrifice hits-Gregg. Pratt. %Janyrin.
Double plays-Lavan and Leary. ?. Left on
bascs-St. Louis 5, Boston 10. First base on
crrof-st. Louis. FRS, base on balls-On
Loudcrmilk 6. OF Gregg |. Hit by pitched
by Loudermilk 4. by James l.. by Mays 5.
Wild ritch-Mays. Passed balls-Agnew ..
Umpires-OLoughlin and Hildebrand. Time
, hours and ~ minutes.
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basebai' today, games, a Federal,
to grounds,-AdS. Nue'