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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Let The Giants cheer up. The Pirates
have won i've straight, and II they can do
that there's no limit 20 the uuslber OF
straight the Giants can win.
Ppp's single In the sixth inning went
away from the bat Ike a bullet and about
ave feet nigh. The bail was hit so hard
and straight that It should have gone
clear around tho earth on parallel and
how II ever came to come down Is
mystery In physics,
Cook tried to sacrifice In the NTH and
the hall described a low, pretty parAbola
10 Foster for futile out
The Giants made enough hits IN Boston
to win a penuaut, hut the Braves made
enough runs TO win two.
Fine scoring machine behind Walter
Johnson! Tho Washingtons have made
one run for him In his last four games
those four Jousts that they've been shut
out In three Of them
The Phillies have dropped four OF their
last six, aud the two metropolitan teams
are the ones whcn have brought them
ba ck 10 the company Of mortals
Galiia ~ the washlngtons. like Rudolph
% the Braves, Is versatile as to delivcry
lie Increases his effectiveness by mixing
in n spltbsll with a curve, fast one ami
change of pace
Lewis made a rank mum of Hartzelrs
~ In the NTH inning, but MrNale. who
was on FIRST at the time, stayed too close
TO that base, 50 that he was forced on
I.wIs's throw to Wagner The force re-.
lieyed L"wiss nelding escutrhcon Of an
error
The Giants who have done n good doal
% nrst class work since IN" last time they
series with Charlcy Herlog's cincinnati
Reds at the Polo Grounds this afternoon
u with he the first clash ~ the New
Workers with Western team this year.
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Westward Is Defeat for Xankees--- Giants Outs
BAN JOHNSONS VISIT
NO LONGER A MYSTERY
Head Of American League Leaves, Saying That He
Came Here to Help Select New Field for Yankees
Chosen, but Won't Tell Where 1t Is.

The great mystery Of Ban Johnson's
recent visit to the East has been ex-
pianed away, and It had absolutely
nothing TO do with any contemplated
peace movement. johnson, who departed
for Chicago yesterday morning In a
happy frame OF mind. came to the big
town with the sole view OF assisting
Col Rupert and Capt. Huston In the
selection Of a site for n ball park. In
this mission he succeeded.
Pinned down to straight yes or no
answer. johnson admitted before leaving
New York that the new owners OF the
Yankees had selected a site for plant
and that the new grounds would be
ready for the opening of the 1915 cam
paIgn. No further would Johnson COM
nit himself Capt. Huston. however,
was seen Just before he departed with
the team for Cleveland early last night.
II cannot deny IT," said the captain,
Tut | am sorry that there has been n
leak At this time. For business reasons
we do not wish ut this particular time
10 disclose the location Of our pros
pective plant will say that the news
paper boys have been hot on TIE trail
all the time. The park will be butt AT
one of several sites that have been men
toned frequently. Which one ! DO not
care to say at this time. hope to he
able to make an announcement very
soon"
capt Huston stated further that
work on tho new ZONE Of the sensl-
tional Yankees had progressed much
further than the general public had any
reason TO believe Before site was
selected architects had prepared plans
for an elaborate edlhce which, 1t ~
hoped. will put to shame any structure
ever before attempted by promoters OF
baseball IRE superb home whlch
James f.. GaIney at present is preparing
for his worlds champions IN Boston Will
he outIone by the enthusiastic owners
OF the New York Americans.
Col. Rupert has left 20 Capt. Huston
the entire mower as to the construction.
The Captain already has visited all OF
the finest baseball parks IN this country
ana he ras studied the plans OF the
future home OF the Braves Capt. Hus-
ton IS himself \ celebrated engineer and
from the FUND OF Information he has
been able to collect has conceived an
edifce which for capacity. conNenien'"
and grandeur should surpass any base
BAH structure attempted heretofore.
Preliminary work OF construction VIII
begin n the near future just a. soon
a. one or two minor techniCalities that
nlock full title TO very small narce'
81 desired real estate have been straight
ened These minor matters II Is be-
loved. have held back ON ia. announce
ment of the site selected.
There IS sound reason 10 believe that
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DELL DODGERS
Furnishes PHILLIES
Shuts Out League Leaders
While Brooklyn Makes
Five Tallies.
PITCHES SPLENDID GAME

Dell won victory for the Dodgers
over tho Thillies at Ebbets Field yester-
day afternoon. IIe pitched shutout ball.
and that Ia all that can be asked OF any
pitcher In the meantime his team
rasped Erskinc Mayer for Ave runs.
George Whitfield had a rather dis
astrous day. for besides tanning twice
he made two errors. The first was
mum of Stocks throw on O'Mara In the
first inning. Two infeld outs followed.
But then when this side should have
been retired Wheat doubled 10 left, scor-
ing O'Mara. and Zach Tailed on Cut
shaw's triple to right. which WAS three
Dagger only because Wooden Shoes era
vath lost the ball in the sun.
Schultz tripled to left in the second.
Miller fouled to Killifer. Then Dell
clinched the game with a single that
scored Schultz. O'Mara was safe when
Whitted threw wide to Mayer. covering
first. Daubert doubled to right, scoring
Dell. and OMara counted too because
of a faulty throw by Cravath.
Brooklyn didn't have many chances
after that. schultz doubled with two
out IN the third and Dauhert singled
with the same number down in the
fourth. O'Mara, who opened the seventh
with a one sacker, was trapped OF Whit
ted's corner. Myers forced Wheat for
the second out In the eighth. He stole
and got to third on Adamss error, but
was smothered trying to steal the plate
The score:
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Kansas City took another game from
the Prookfeds at Washington Park yes
terday afternoon. defeating them to
3. although the home team had Its full
strength I'm tho lineup Each of the
teams had one big inning. but az the big
innings were of the same size the Kan
feds came out on top. for they also had
little inning as a helper.
The kanfeds' big inning was tho NTH
and the little one was the second. Ken
worthy made the first run for the vlsi-
tors. Kruger walked and was forced
by Kenworthy. who stole second. went
to third on Gilmore's hit and came In
on Browns sacrifice fly to Anderson. In
the NTH Gilmore singled and stole sec
ond while Brown was drawing "a pass
Packard flied out TO deep centre and
Gilmore went to third after the catch
He scored on Chadbourne's single, and
Brown came in and Chadbourne went to
third on kaufr's throw into the grand
stand. Chadbourne counted on Raw
lings's sacrifice fly.
The Brookfeds got their three in the
sixth frame. Magee singled and reached
third on kauf's double Evans doubled
too, and scored Magee and Kauf Cooper
tanned and Evans went TO third on
Holts out. scoring later on Westerz.is
single. Tho score:
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Yesterday developed a number OF sur
prisos In the National League competi-
ton. Boston hammered n bevy OF Nc
travis pitchers in real old fashioned
suggest Dell, a recruit pitcher Of the
Dodgers. shut out Philadelphia. Pitts
burg, which hammered ont a victory
over the Cubs, thwarted Roger Bresna-
hans fond hope or bringing his club
East to-day in FIRST place. Brooklyn's
victory carried the Todgers up to sixth
place. ahead of the Cardinals. who with
the Cincinnati Reds had an OF day.
Yesterday Results.
Boston, ~. New York.
BROOKLYN, E; Philadelphia, o.
Pittsburg. 10: Chicago. Z.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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TRACK MEET ENDS IN TIE.
columbia Freshmen Lucky Z"
urenk Even with stuyv~sRnt.

The dual track meet between I've
Columbia freshman and the Stuyvrsan'
High school track teams on South Field
Yesterday afternoon was 50 close tn''
,yr,u ~, result Of the last event was
announced the score stood 10 10 80
Mayuard White OF Stuvvcstut ana w
\ White Of Columbia starred. ire
former winning both dsshcs In fas'
time and tho latter taking both hurdle
events.
Columbia Just managed ~ -'ave on
defeat by rushing in II. Ritter the former
Stuyvasaut hurdier and snot putter IN
the final event, the shot put kttet
rows in In. freshman shell and has not
douncd a spiked shoe IN year. HIS
classmates pleaded with him to show
that he really had sworn allegiance 10
the Blue and white, even against his
old high school. lie entered the event I'm
civilian garb and managed TO h'ave the
ball A. feet lo7, inches, winning second
place.
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~ Baltimore.
A. Buffalo.

Buffalo
O0l 0 o q o o q 0 q o o-ss s
Rntieries-Herhert and Hartley; Schulz,
Anderson, Bedient and Allen, Blair
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BosroS. May 1o.-For the NTH time
In six games between the two clubs this
season the Giants fell down before the
Braves to-day. For the fourth time In
SIX games Boston ran its count OF runs
into double figures. The game really
was won in the first inning when the
Braves scored six runs against the In
effective pitching OF Jeff Tesreau. but
after that both clubs made runs aplenty,
the champions, however, keeping ahead
at all times and finally winning by IA
to o
The home club after taking tho game
In hand on four hits mixed In with two
passes and "A wild pitch while Tesreau
was working continued TO do damage
against Schupp. II made eight hits
against young Ritter. who had one wild
inning and was hit hard in another.
George Tyler had to tighten up sew
eral times in-the early part Of the game,
hut found the Giants shy on fighting
qualities. Tyler also was a potent fac
tor in his teams attack for he made
four hits In five trips to the plate. In
fact, all except four OF Boston's hits
to-day were made by men well down
the list. McGraw's outfeld was chasing
the ball all day. Murray in centre field
looking mighty weak. For the Giants
Burns had "A fine day with the stick,
contributing two triples and two singles
and figuring in four OF the Giants runs.
In the ninth. after the Giants had
been kept go late that they had missed
their train for home. Lobort. Fletcher
and Robertson landed on first pitches
for singles with one run over Cru,cher
replaced Tyler. Two runs came on Me
Leans hit. Then Maranv'!le and Egan
worked double play on Murray's rap
and stopped the damage
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YANKEES ON BASES
OFTEN, BUT FOSTER
LETS ONLY ONE IN
Tcckinpaugh Chief Victim Of
His Pitching in Pinches-
Red Soy Win, 3 TO /.
JACK TNRS NOT UNDULY
EXCITED BY DULL GAME

r.. He'd Sox defeated the New York
American, In the only game scheduled
I, tb, circuit yesterday afternoon The
r.y.fsc aid not affect tho standing Of
tho Yankees except that 1t pulled them
further away from the leading Tigers
and dropped them dangerously close to
,he FAST travelling White SoN. The
c,ubs oft Immediately after the game
for tho West. Boston to meet Detroit
and Ncw York to fattcn it's average at
,ro expense OF the misit Cleveland club,
I. possible. this afternoon.
Yesterdays Results.
postor. : sew York. l.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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WAsHBURN WINS FROM PELL.
RrpIa,s Unfinished Match and
Takes Two straight Sets.

Watson NJ. Washburn reached tho
final round In tho Class 4 division OF the
mems singles IN the tournament for the
championship % the West Side Tennis
club NJ the club courts yesterday by de-
feating Theodore r, Pcll in tho semi
final, At I'll. g., The two started 70
play the scmi-hnRl round match recently
and had to quit because ~ darkness after
each had won a set Instead of playing
a third they decided 20 play the Who'll"
contest over, and the result was great
surnrlsa
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BOXING BOUTS YESTERDAY.

AZ the Vanderbilt \ e. Smoke Jones
shaded Battling Marshall Roth are
Colnrod
At tho Military \. .. Johnny Dohau
outpointed Harry Lenny
At the Olympic \. g Battling Woods
knocked out Con Wright in the second
round
At the Broadway sporting club in
the afternoon. Young Gormtn knocked
out Battling Ward IN the second round
At the L"ngacrc y q. Marty Cross
outpoiutcd Paul Edwards In a six
round bout.
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PLENTY OF PITCHERS USED.
Pirates Beat Cubs. 10 Z" 7, aud
Roth Teams HIT Hard.

PITTsBuRG, May l0.--The Pirates de-
feated the Cubs to-day, 10 to :. in n
game featured by iong hits. Cooper
and Zebel started in the box and both
gave way In the second inning after
being hit hard. Councilman got along
all right until the sixth inning, when
four runs were scored OF him on sin
gle. a double and two triples, g. Adams
then went to the mound and stopped
further scoring. label was succeeded
by Lavender. who also was hit hard in
the fifth inning, and he gave way 70
Cheney. X. Adams finished tho game.
Tho
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the new Yankee home will he established
on Long Island just beyond the Queens
boro Bridge This spot offers unusual
TRANSPORTATION facilities. as II can be
reached from downtown by either the
new subway or elevated lines or even
by surface lines which transfer at FIFTY
ninth street. II is only ten minutes
from the Forty-second street section.
within a very moderate taxi fare radius.
This site and one nj l45th street and
Ienox avenue have been mentioned most
favorably I'm the gossip of Yankee Skin
mishing Consensus of opinion favors
the Long Island plot because OF it's
finer transportation facilities and its
much closer proximity to the city
proper.
An American League establishment on
Long Island would not AFFECT the patron
age Of Ebbets Field. though by strict
Interpretation Of organized baseball law
1t might be found to cn'roach upon the
territorial rights of Charles II. Ehhets.
However In moving across the bridge
the American League would secure 10
organized la sehall territory that other
wise might be utilized IN time TO come
by some rival corporation. Since the
baseball war began the National Com
mission has had absolute authority 70
conduct major league affairs in a manner
best suited TO choCkm1te the irdcpeu-
dents Charles H. Ehbets. one OF or
ganized hasehalIs stoutost champions,
has maintained throughout that he
would not stand In the way OF any
movement directed toward the common
good. TIE prcs,leu, o: the Dodgers,
therefore. has waived technical terri
torial rights.
Cant r 7. Huston LEFT with Ri Dono-
vans Yankees shortly after Yesterdays
game 20 mascot them throughout the
first Western invasion COT Ruppcrt
and Billy Flcisc0mann viii Join tho
club in cleveland IN time for Saturdays
game They will 70 TO Detroit fnr the
onoring game with the Tygers Sunday
afternoon Col RUPERT will come IN
from Detroit Sunday night. hut plans
10 GO West again for The series with tie
White Sox IN chicago.
This afternoon will DO observed ms
"annivcrsary day NJ Washington Park
An invitation has been extended to the
Jolly tars of tho visiting fieot 10 Ia
guests OF the management IL was just
wear ago thu' the Brookfr1s PLAYED
their FIRST game. ded!cativG the hand.
some steel and concrete plant provided
by the Ward hro'hers
Joe Tinker. whose desortion o' the
Brooklyn Nationals helped so much o.
give tho outlaw league it, first footing
viii share in the glory OF anniversary
hunors Joe's Chicago club plays rs
Parit After the coming series Federal
West for "A time.
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TIMERS SHIFT rs HELPFUL.
with Changed batting Order Chi.
feds End Losing streak.

NEWARK, May io.-After losing SIX
e. mes IN row Manager Tinker shifted
She batting order OF his Chicago Feds
here to-day and finally won a game
defeating the Ncwfeds. 10 to .. The
N'wieds Jed the Whales up u the sew
,uth. when the latter foil on Rcu,hach
for i've hits. including Two triples and a
double. mixed with an error. counting
siN runs. FRS, BaSeWan HUM turned
on MS ankle running to- third base In
Tho eighth and was carried from the
a.'G Tho score
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DETROIT DOWNS CINCINNATI.
American League Team wins En-
hibttion Game, 10 TO n.

DETROIT. May l0.--The Detrol, Tigers
and Cincinnati Reds played an ex-
hibition game here to-day that went
eight Innings being called TO let the
visitors catch an Eastern train. Detroit
took the game by 10 10 g. Errors and
bases on balls made things uncertain
right from the beginning. In the eighth.
with two out. Griffith dropped Craw-
ford's easy ny. Veach then trtpled.
scoring Crawford. and Kavanaugh fol-
lowed with single that counted Ncach
This won the game for the Tigers The
score.
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matted for Thompson IN 'he elrh,h inning
4 Montreal. ............ -
10 Jersey tlty. | o Q q 3
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MONTREAL TAKES ANOTHER.
Jersey city Pitchers Are HIT Hard
In Last Two Innings.

Montreal made +, four straigh, by
winning another victory this afternoon
al Jersey city by score Of . to !.
Thompson and Sherman OF Jersey City
were hit hard In the las, TWO innings.
Dowd for Montreal had the Jersey city
hatsmen at his mercy. holding them TO
two hits In eight innings The score:
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'Ba,ted for Schupr in the seventh inning
tRatted for Ritter IN the ninth inning
Boston. .............. o > 0 x-iI
Runs Moran :, Connolly. Magee Schmidt 2.
Smith .. Naranvillo ., Whaling Burns :. 10.
bert Fletcher. Robertson 3. Murray. u smith.
Two base hits-Maranvllle. Whaling Robert.
son. Iobert. Three base hlts-Burns I?
Sacrifice hits-schmidt Gather. Maranville
sacrifice fies-Lobert, Doyle, MaGec. whsl.
ing. First base on error~-New York I.
Boston : LIT on bases New York 70.
Boston 70. His-of resrcau. In two.
third, OF an inning: of SchVpp. IN Ave
and onsthiri innings; of Ritter n Two
lnpiu--, OF Tyler. 4 n eight innings none
out no the ninth: of Crutvher. lu ono
rurlu- stolen Moran First base on
BALI on, T..r"au :. on schupr OF Rr
ter =. OF Tyler & Of Crutcher struck
oui-By resreau T. by Schupp !. by Ritter
by Tyler Double plays schmidt and
Marauv'lle; Dnyle. Fletcher and Brairard
Msrsuv,lls, Esan and Schnld, Wild prche.
Tc,resu. Tyler. M by p,tchca hall Hy
S,hupp Schmidt. by Tyler Fletcher I'm
plrrs KLEIN AMI Emshe Time hour. and
70 minutes
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ROCHESTER WINS IN NEWARK.
Heavy Hitting Chief Feature Of
10 to victory.

NEWARK. May l0--Rochester ham
mered Schmutz's offerings ali over the
lot this afternoon and beat Newark
10 to 3. giving the visitors three out OF
four in the series. Chester Hon on the
slab for Rochester. was effective with
the exception OF the nnai inning, when
four singles were made of him, two
runs resulting. The score
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TO-dny's ScheduIe.
BunAIo In Richmond.
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Runs Hooper, Lewis McSeily. CaidTeli
Left on bases-Bos,on. 7: New YORK. !: Fret
Base on balls-On Foster. :; OFT McHalr,
Struck out--By Foster, 2: by McHale, :. Three
base hits-Speaker, Thomas Two base h'r
Scott Ppp. High. sacrifice hit -boone,
stolen base-Irwis Double play-McS ally.
Thomas and Hobli,zell Passed ball-Nuna,
-Muilaney Field umpire-Evans Time
hours and 10 minutes
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Memphis .; Birmingham. o Ga inninsr
Chattanooga, =, Atlanta, tnrst gam.
II inuingsl
Atlanta E. Chattanooga, Csccond
game. u inningsl.
New orleans, 7. Little Rock.
Nashville MObIle-Rain
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Public Rchool 10, 10; Public arhosI ~. 4.
Manual H. s Seconds, S. Boys H. S
Seconds,
public school 3i. !. Public School IS. 6
Belmont a, 9" \, Argyle A. G..
Auburn A G.. 2. Wyandotte Midget.. o.
nArkMny y -. I. MllMnnAs D.
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Beaumont. 3 San Antonio,
Waco Fort Worth, az innlngs).
Dallas .: Shreveport, l.
Galveston. Q. Houston, - Innings.
darknessl,
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'Ba,icd for Kl,ifer IN the thi-i inning
fBatted for Mayer IN the eighth inning
Philadelrhia ........ - %
Brooklyn. ............. 0 S-6
Runs O'Mara 2 wheat. Schultz. BEL First
base on errors Philadelphia !. Brooklyn
LIFT on bases-Phllsdelphia 6. Brooklyn
Three base hits-Cui shaw. schultz Two
base hits-wheat Dsubert. schultz First
base on balls-ON Rgumgsrtner I. on Dell
. struck out-By Bnumgariner l. by Dell
= stolen bases Siehof. Paskert. Becker
Myers Hus-OH Mayer. IN seven innings;
IN Baumrar;ucr, none IN one inning I'm.
nire in rhief-Quig'ey Field umpire-Eason
Time hour and T. minutes
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Runs smith ?, ireland :. Holden, white.
man 2. Tlmm. Truesdaie. Frs, base on errors
Jersey Guy +. Montreal Two base hit
Ol.eary Three baS- hli-whitemsn Sacri
hcr hit Thorpe sacrfre fly Devl.u stolen
hs,e. Tru"sda'c. Tsn,m Lett on bases
on halls-On sherman on DoUd struck
ont BY ThonL3-uu - by Doud 3 Hts
on Thompson. - in eight Innings tmpires
Hart and Eckmsn Time hour ana s.
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North Carolina League

Raleigh, s; Durham, !,
Greensboro, I, charlotte. 6.
Ashe\ille, IL, Winston Salem. ..
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label Johnston .. Hinchman ., Wagner,
Costello 2 Viox Schang, Harmon Two base
hiIs--GoOd. Bresnahan, Johnston, Hinchmau,
Harmon Three base hits--Good Fisher, Hinoh
man Viox stolen bases -Bresnahan, John
rton Hinchman, wagner Sacrifice hits
Good y .her Double play Phelan AMI
SAFER FIRST base on balls OF babel Q ON
Lavender .. OFF Cheney L. off Cooper l. off
Councilman HI by pitched ball by Con.
lslman l. Struck out-By Lavender 3 by
Cheney 3, by Conzeman !, by {. Adams =
umplres -Rigler and Hart Time hours
aud IL minutes
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omaha, le, Des Mpincs. /
Lincoln, !. Wichita, q
IT. Joseph, g. sioux CITY. 8.
Topeka. =. Denver, /,
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Augusta, 3: Macon, |.
jacksonville, .; Columbia, |.
Albany 6, Savannah, |.
Charleston. 7. Columbus. D.
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TO'a1s....3I = 7
Plated for Move In the ninth inning

'Batted for schmu,z in tn. ninth inning
Roche -ter,........... O-lo
Newark. .
Runs-Zimmerrnan, KRAFT, Heckinror, Smith
.. PeZ 8 Clemens 2, Kores Erwin. Hon
Sarridc hus-Mowe, Rores stolen bases
Clemens ., piez ., Priest, Stevenson Two
base hts-SchmutH, Clemens Three base
hit Kores First base on balloon Schmuty
.. of Hon struck out--By Schmuil 2,
by IIOn @ wild pitch Schmutl Passed
hlll iecllrrer Double play Hon and
ilolke First base on errors-Newark |.
Rochester . Left on bases Newark :,
Rochester 8 umplres -Cleary and Carpenter
n mr-l hour and 30 minnlen
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New York State League.

II. H.. r.
Syracuse o o I O.
\ lha ny ........ ! o n "
Rat'eries-Syracuse Rel and Jarosick:
Albany. Jacobs ana O'Connor.
AT BINGHAMTON.
n. Il
Wukc.harre o 2 q q % 2 8
Binghsmton. q 0 q 3 o 10
Batteries Wilkcsharre, Meyers and Brie-
ger, Binghsmton, Powers and Peterson.
AT TROY
n. y
t'ticn ........ 500 = n oil IL 1
Troy .......... q o q o II 10
Batteries 800 Utica, frnck and Ahearn;
Troy, Winters and Bruggy.
At ELMlRA
n. H. r
Srrnnion...... o > Ola Ia
EImlra ....... 2 . 90 10
Ratterirs- Scranton, Hal, Barton and
Miller Elmira, Dessau, Magic and Bemis
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Newport News. .. SUFFOLK. III inninrs)
Rocky Mount, = Norfolk. S.
Portsmouth. 4; Petersburg . 90 inninsD
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