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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
'l'HENEw AoRK1 TFh2UsTCONIRANY
26EROAD STREET


New York & Stamford Ry. Go. LIST IS
Otis Elevator Co. Conv. Gold Deb. IS
Peekskill Ltg. & r. r. Co. LIST IS
Pine Bluff Natural Gas Go. 2O-year
lst Gold IS
Pittsburgh Blake Erie r. R. Co. ID IS
Raleigh & Southport Ry. Go. Gen. IS
Santa Fe Water & Light Co. LIST Prior
Lien IS
Santa Fc Water & Light Go. !s
Cons IS
Spring Brook Water Supply Co. lst IS
Standard Screw Co. Gold Deb. IS
Tomkins Cove Stone Co. lst 6s
The Tri-City Railway & Light Co.
lst Lien Coll. Trust 5fc
| Mon Electric Go. Dillon, Mont, LIST IS
Water. Light & Gas Go. Of New Jer-
sey Cons. & Ref. IS
DIE OCTOBER 18TH. 1915.
Dedham & Hyde Park Gas x Elec.
tric Light Co. lst IS
Detroit. Toledo & lronton R. R. Go.
Equip 6s
Due OCTOBER GOTH, 1915
Colorado Springs Electric Co. LIST IS
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FAIR AND SQUARE MATCH
PROMISED BY WRESTLERS
Zckc Smith md Eddie Dnss Meet for
title Mt Brond street Park.
on Monday Night.

There will be no duplication of tho
heretofore professional acrobats on tho
mat when Zekc Smith and Eddie Bass
meet in real wrestling match in Broad
street Park Monday night. Although
the lovers Of this popular. but sadly
abused game have many times in the
past paid hard-carncd dollars to sec
exhibition affairs and not championship
wrestling matches, they have a chance
Monday night to see wrestling as IL
is really.
Both wrestlcrs are local boys. and
their past regulations stand as a
guarantee against anything but fair
and square match.
Time and again these two have been
matched, but the unexpected has AL
WAYS happened TO prevent their get
ing together. and it has never been
decided which is the better man.
While Bass is an older hand at the
game. Smiths youth and science should
prove a Stumbling block for the Crap
Ladies' will be admitted free, ana
are cordially invited to attend.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE FLAG
COPIED BY ROCKY MOUNT
First Pennant Race Is Won by Tar.
heels Under Ray Ryan,
Former Colt.
FINAL GAME DECIDED RACE
Newport News Was Tie Before
Builders Ran Against Pope Ycster-
day-Portsmouth and Swamp Cats
Divide-New Race On To-Day.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c., June 3O.-By
defeating Newport News this afternoon
by Il score of 5 to 3. the Tarheels won
the first half of the Virginia League
season by the narrow margin of one
game. 1t was n great clash, and was
witnessed by the largest crowd that
ever attended n single exhibition here.
Bud Pope. the Harnet County speed
king. sent the heavy-htting visitors
down in defeat. There was not a run
in or u decision questioned throughout
the entire game, and the Tarhecls won
because they found Gardanier and Null
len Tor hits with men on the paths
while the Builders were unable to do
SO, although they sent ten hits safe
TWO of them for extra bases Popc.
however, stcaded down and retired
them on strikes or easy outs when n
hit would have had telling effect In
the sixth the visitors collected four
hits for two runs, while in the seventh
the bases were drunk with nobody
down. but Pope came through with hut
one run against him and that came
on slow ground ball that retired
man on the paths. From a fielding
standpoint both clubs worked like big
leaeuers and the one bobble charged
against the visitors had no account in
the run-gctting for the Tarheels Meth
cr club let anything get by that
shouldn't have been hclded, while cut
ting off hits was the order of the day
with both. Score:
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O0UBLE-HEADER DIVIDED

SUFFOLK. VA. June 3o.-Portsmouth
TOOK the first end OF the double header
played at League Park here to-day, 3
10 ana the Tigers reversed the score
IN the last game by the score OF to
In favor of Suffolk. Graham was re-
licved in the fourth by CASTOR, who
held the Pirates down to six hits.
home runs by Allen and Damrau were
features OF this game. In the second
game. Manager Clarke entered pro-
test because Umpire MCGOWAN went on
through the eighth and ninth innings
when the teams tied in the seventh. az
ter the managers had agreed to play
seven innings. In the ninth. with two
men on bases. Welchcr went in as a
pinch hitter and singled to right field,
scoring Poh and winning the game for
suffolk Scores:
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ZlM DISPUTES DECISION

CINCINNATI. June 30-Cincinnati
and Chicago divided honors here to-
day in n double header. Cincinnati
shutting out the visitors, ! to @ in tho
first contest. and Chicago duplicating
the trick in the second. to O.
made resulted from Killifer being Mi
by pitched ball. Groh's sacrifice, Nc
l.arry's tumble Of Wingo's drive and
Lavender pitched good ball, allowing
Cincinnati only two hits, while Chicago
only obtained three off Dale. In the
second game, Cheney was always mas
ter OF the situation. while Schneider
was hit hard, four successive singles
I'm the third inning netting the visitors
their only scores. zimmerman was
put out OF the game for disputing n
decision
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DOAK PITCHES SHUT-OUT

st. LOUIS. June 3O.-Willie Doak
hurled his first shut-out Of the season
here to-day. winning the first game
of double header from Pittsburgh for
St. Louis. . to O. Sallee made things
easier for the visitors in the second
game. and they found him for twelve
hit, Atop victory.
Art Butler brought in both of St.
Lo,Iis's runs in the first game. He
singled over second and came home
on sacrifice fly in the frsr, inning;
singled. stole second and again scored
on Miller's long drive in the sixth
Collins opened the way for Pitta-
hurgh's victory In the second game
His single brought Schang in with tho
Continued on Ninth Page.)
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Newark Loses Int Team

NEW YORK, June 3O.-The New.
nrk international League baseball
club to-day Syns Transferred to Har-
risburR, Pa., for the remainder of
the reason. This decision WINS
reached ut lenSuc meeting called
10 net upon the request of the New
nrk club that the frnnchise be fem.
pornrily transferred. Announce
ment was mnde TINT the first gnmc
M HnrrIsburE would be played with
Jersey city ON Frldny. Officials of
the League mid no other cbnnpc.
were contemplated.
The invasion OF Ncnrk by the Fed
crni LcnSue and the conBeauent
slump In gate receipts Mt the Inter-
national clubs park Rrc mid TO be
the lending renson. for cnn.tI.ro
tion OF the proposed transfer.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 II 81 IL ! Totals
'Batted for Wyckoff in ninth,

Score hy innings: r.
BOSTON ..........o 0 Q 0 Z 10
Vammary: Runs-Murphy CD. strunk, La
le' Speaker 90, Hoblitzei co. Lewis. Cady.
Penncck, Two-bas. hits-PcnnociS. McInnis.
Lewis. Suunk, Speaker. Three base hits
Murphy. Gardner. stolen hascs-Spsaker,
.anvrin Sacrifice nies--Brcsslcr. Lewis
Sacrifice hits-Lapp Waish: Double plays
Wagner and Hoblitzcl: Kopf. I.ajoie and
Mclnni.: Hohlitzel unassistedl. Left on
hasca-Philadelphia. s: Boston. I. Bases
halis-off PcrnoCk. 3; off Foster. |; of
Brcssler, 81. of Wyckon. i. IIits-or Pen
mock. in innings tnone out in fourth;
cn Foster. in Ia innings: off Wood . In
= % innings: off Brcssler. 10 in innings
none cut In SEVENTH: off Wyckon. | in >
Innings. Struck out-hy Pennock !: BY
Wyckon, |: by Bressler. ]. Passed hall
Lapp. Umpites. Dineen and Nalin. Time,
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''"' - Id Iothls ..SV
sHuttcd for. DnyIo IL ,i,,,.

hutteu lot Davis In ninth.
Satted for Shannon in ninth.
Scnrn L., inninrv.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BUFFEDS HIT HARD

BUFFALO. y. Y. June 3O.-Freoucnt
chanseS In the box failed to check the
huiiaIo's hating streak in to-day's .
!" victory over st. Louis. The hits
were consecutive in nearly every In
MinE. chase's triple in The first send
ING one run. Blair's first double scor-
ing another and Louden's two doubles
T NJ SCORING runs Anderson pitched
MS best game of the season
:, nH INNINGS: r. II. e
innhlo ,........l 00O2.2 3 - IA .
Batteries: Crandall, Watson. viii
Iett ana Hartley: ANDERSON and Rlair
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FIRST GAME
Totals 40 10 "a ~ Totals :.

'Eattcd for Foster in fourth.
tram fer CGrrEan In fourth
tEatted for I.app in eighth.
Slated for Bush In eighth.
Score by innings: r
Philadelphia .........n q o. :
Boston .................O 10
Summary: Runs-Walsh. SchanC. McInnis
t9. Larp. Wagner. Speaker t2). Gaircr.
Lewis. Gardner t2l, CarriEan. Thomas. Eos
tor rive base .hits-I.app. Mclnns. Three
base hits-SchanE. Gamer. Home run-(;crd-
ner. stolen ba.cs-SchaHg, Wood, Speaker.
fiaincr. Sacrifice ht-Speaker Sacrifice
nies-Hiclnnis. H. Davis, Gamer. Janvrin.
Double play-Eopf Lajoie and McInnis Left
On aScs--Phiiadclphia, II: Boston, :. First
base crrors--Philadclphia (2). Bases on
hal!s-on Haas. off Bush. 4; of Foster,
!. ilits-off lIaas. In l-3 innings: off
Bush. 10 in % innn Es; of w. Davis. . in
inning; off Foster. In innings: Of
Collins. in innings. Struck out--by Push.
.: nv Haas. /; by Foster, B. Wild pitches
Haas. Bush, Passed bnll-Lapp. Umpires.
Nallin and Dincen. Time. 2:l5
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MARQUARD is BESTED

BROOKLYN, June SO-Pfeffer out
lasted Vanguard to-day in n pitching
duel, and brooklyn won. to @. Up
70 the eighth inning, the Gianst' pitcher
and their support was brilliant In
the eighth Marquard weakened. Nc
Carly sent a fly to Burns and the next
hits was a home run by Wheat with
two on bases. The fusilade netted
SIN runs. SnodErass scratched hit
OF Ffeffer i'm the first inning Grant
batted for Marquard in the ninth and
made New York'S one clean hit. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Rocky Mount, 3; Newport News, g.
Portsmouth. Z; suhOIk. : first Gnme).
Suffolk. 3; Portsmouth, 9 (sccOnd gumr)
Norfolk Petersburg (rnin).
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WILTSE WITH BROOK YIN

ERooKLYN. June 3o-Kansas CITY
peat brooklyn, II to .. to-day by bat
while chief Johnson was holding the
Locals safe: Not until the eighth were
ne Srooklyns able TO score George
!itSe' former manager OF the Jersey
city team Of the international 7 90 gns
made ms hrst appearance in a Brook
iNn uniform. playing first base
!, Hcor" nE innings; R.HE.
brooklyn 100 o oG00l l. 4
batteries: Johnson and Easterlv:
Lahtt". Herring, BlUcjackct and Land
and Wright Ian"
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SIX LOST BY BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. lunc 30.-pittsburpb
to-day won its sixth consecutive game
from Baltimore this season 4 To-
nick%on was tight in the pinches
NaIsh'S home run counting the ONLY
run against him.
Score hy innings: p II !,
Pittsburgh On01o2o1e
haitimorc .......00 001 0O0O-l s =,
Batteries: Dickson and O'Connnr,
Bender and Jacklitsch
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FELSCH'S BLOW WINS

CHICAGO. June 3O.-Chicago made a
clean sweep of the series with st.
Louis to-day. when they won the fourth
game from the visitors, S to G. For the
fourth time in as many days a triple,
this time by Felsch, with men on the
and they forged ahead by punching
more hits Manager Hickey used
four twirlers to check the pennant
leaders, one recruit named Koch,
Score:
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st. Louis.
Chicngo.
.Ratcd for James In sixth.
tBatted for koob In eighth.

IH.!IVI TOT IHmeS III SIKH.
tBatted for Koob In eighth
score by innings: r
s.. Louis ...............2 o O loIl lNs
'-nlcaso ...-..:,......:..i ! q IS
summary: Runs-Shotton. Austin Sisler
rat ~ Severoid. Felsch. Weaver (2i. j.
S"lihs Roth 90. Schalk. Backburnc Two-
base Weaver. Pratt. Severoid Three
aase hits-Fclsch j. Collins G. Walker.
stolen baue-Weaver. Earned runs-Clicarn
=: ~. LOUIS. u. Sacrifice hits-Austin. FelsCb
weaver; Schaik. Left on bases-ChicaCo =:
ST Louis, IL. First base on errors Chicago
=: ~ Louis. ,. Bases on balls-off Benz =.
or Weilman. >; on James, |. OFF Koch >:
on l.erereaz. l. Hits-on Weilman. in !
In innings: off Koob. . in . innings: of;
1;exe In inning. Struck out-by
erenz. l. Wild pitch-Weilman Unpirc.
Evans and Chill. Time o:lo 80,
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VIRGINIA HEACII

Two fast steel trains with Pullman
parlor cars, leave Byrd StxAct 81 al :t,,ya
daily at y. NJ. and 3 p. NJ. the latter
connecting n Union Depot. Norfolk.
every weekday with train direct to
Virginia Beach, thus avoiding trans
fer of passengers and baggage across
tho city. The y. e W. is the only line
offering this convenience.
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WRESTLER Is KILLED
Amateurs Get Together on street. md
One Iins Neck BROKEN

PITTSBURGH. June 3O.-Emil Eof,z
~ amateur wrestler. met his friend.
william berger on a Northside street
!aSt night and challenged him to wrcs-
the men struggled for ten minutes on
NE SIDEWALK before Koftz was thrown.
lie dtd not get up. and his friends
hurried nm 10 hospital, where he
hlod. Ills neck had been broken. Rer-
ser ana half a dozen spectators we're
arrested.
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YANKEES BEAT GRIFFMEN

NEW YORK. June 30 New York
punched their hits on Shaw and took
the first game Of their series with
Washington by a score of toll Pipp
drove in two runs with a double in
the third inning. and Hartzelrs home
run followed Cooks single in the sixth
inning. WARRIOR kept the Washington
hits we'll scattered, and pitched an
off org
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MONTREAL TRIMS TORONTO

MONTREAL. QUE. June 2o.-Non-
treal came from behind in the sixth
hits with passes for five runs. Cool
who replaced Cocrcham in the middle
OF the rally, pitched 10 just one batter.
tired in favor OF McTiguc The fl nj
score was 10 for the locals. giving
Them the edge on the series and six
Bill Clymer the Toronto manager. was
chased from the scene. Of action in the
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BEEBE DEFEATS HUSTLERS

BUFFALO, ~ V. June 30.-Frcd
l:cebc again beat the Hustlers to-day
the GanZelitcs to tie the score.
Lamieson'S single. Kcating's triplo
and LalonGc's sacrifice fly in tho eighth
by showers. The score:
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Summary: TwO-bnSc hits-Cnlln-
hnn. BntcS, Jordan. Thrcc-bnse
hitS-K Kraft. Sacrifice hits-PicE.
stolen Observation-Disclosures, wtttcr,
Bates, Jordan. Thompson, TOOlcy.
HitS-OH GoOdbrcd, = In innings.
IsaSrS ON haliS-by Russell. .; by
Goodbrcd tID. Schncht CD. DattcrS
hif-hy GOodhreh tArrnSOn). Struck
Out-by Russell tD, by GOodbrcd
tG. Passed bulls-Schnufclc. Wild
pitchcs-ItuSScll ~. Left on
hnscS-Richmond tSD, Newark ".
Time of game, lao. Umpire, Car
pcntcr and Clcnry.
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Totals .3s 10 ~ Q Totals "a so:I IN
United for Mullen In ninth

Newport News ........o o o o 30 "a
Rocky Mount ..........o 2 =;
summary: Euns-BuntinG. Carnes. Mullen
I:iseI ~, SNYDER. Ryan i2D. Left on la sos
Newport News. :: Rocky Mount Stolen
''lsos- :iscl t2D. Sacrifice ny-Jioostrcc Two.
5isc hitS-CriSt. Walters. Bittlc. Goosctree
Double play-Crtst TO Carnes. Hits-oft Car
diner, In innings; OF Mullen. In in.
nhnEs. struck out-by GARDINER. 3; bv Null
Zen, !; by Pope. :. Bases on balls-off Car
dIn!cr, ). Fit by pItchcr-by GARDINER
,Snyder). Time. 200. Umpires Bussev and
BiEbie. Attendance si23
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Goalby. welcber. Struck out-by Graham.
:: by Castor. &; by McLeary. 3. Bases on
balls-oh McJ.cary, J: off Graham l. Hits
of Graham. in innings. Left on bases
Portsmouth 6: Suffolk, 2. Umpire-Nc.
Gowan. Time, l:5i Attendance $50
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New York
Brooklyn.

sNNUTH DN IllNIWIS. r,
Now York .............o q o q q ~
Brooklyn ...............o q o 6 -
summary: Runs-Mycrs. O'Mara. Dnuhert
Wheat, CutShaw. zimmerman. Pfcncr. Two
base hit--Getz. Home run--Wheat stolen
hoscs-SrofErass. Grant t2D Earned runs
i:rookiyn. g. Sacrifice hit-CetZ Sacrifice
ty-McCarty. Left bascs-New York 3:
,trookiy1, :. First base on crrors-Brooklvn.
]. struck out-by Vanguard. /: by Pfcffer,
=. Unpircs HiElcr aud Hart. TImc LIS
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IT SHUFEH- June 3O.-Only ono
match was played in the national CLAW
court tennis championship tournament
o-day. heavy rain had soaked the
courts. but late to-day the sun came
3nt. ana r. G. 1ninan and J. c. Castle
finished their match Inman was de.
ieatcd. ca, 40 and Ga.
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BRAVES AND GIANTS BOTH
LOSE HARD-FOUCHT GAMES
Boston Puts Uphill Battle Against
PhiIlies, but Can't Over
come Lead.
PFEFFER BEATS MARQUARD
Six Runs Scored by Brooklyn in
Eighth OF Sir acknowledgements
natl Divides With Cubs, and Car
dinals Split With Pirates.
PFEFFER BEATS MARQUARD

PHILADELPHIA, June ADHESION
put up Il fine uphill battle here to-day,
but lost TO the home team. TO . X
drive OF Cravath's bat took an ugly
bound and struck Left Fielder Con-
molly, or Boston, on the jaw. Connolly
was rendered unconscious and his
lower mp was split. Cravath got three
bases before the ball could be returned
TO the nfield. Evers left the game in
the sixth inning because of II lame
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Providence
Jersey city.
rotals - - D rc,als
'79t,e6 for Nerhoui IN eighth.
%ratteh for BTucko IN ninth.

j'royiae -. ....."...o % %
( SrmmarY Runs $hcau Dr.I1t, porrcu
COON TrG.t1a!". Barry Pu-t,r Tn.n
b re hits Truesdulc Tracre.e.r yr.rc,i.
Shorter Thise-base Hts Wright. Gr.io,y'
ird'fli'f -. i-"F sthituur- stolen basins
Sa0rten. Hh""h, NcNally. Powell. W-.grcs-
-cr Double play Trucsaaie to r1r,,u
Bases on hAhsDn Nertout q: on Rrr,i.o
Stuck out--by Cooper :. wild i!fcg .-.,,,-
Hi;s--on Nerhout in innings I-rauir...
Harrison anu StcckGaie TInr IN
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Washington.
'Bat,ed for Shaw in the seventh.

HODper
Score by nnings: r.
Washington ............O o O o o OIL
Few York .............O o o o o -
Summary: Runs-Miian. High. Maisel
Cook. Hart2e!l. Two-base hits-Skaw, Pipp
Threc-tasc hit-Milan. Home run-Hart%eil
Earned rurs-Eew York. {; Washing;on l.
III. Mcbride and Gandil. Left on bases
New York. 70: Washington 4. First base
on crrors-Wa shinEton. /. Bases on balls
off Shaw. 3: off Hopper. 4; off WARRIOR
Hits-on Shaw. in innings: off Hopper,
In innings. Struck out-by WARRIOR .:
by shay, !: by Hopper. l. Umpres O'Lough-
lin and Iiildchrand. Time, li7
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ,.sS ii 81 Totals %, 81 10

chicago ..........,......o o 0 o o O.?
CINCINNATI ''1;;....; 80, % 90
tuns-Chicago . Sacrifice hit--McI.arry
Double plly-Olsnn. HsrZog and Mollwitz
Left on bases-Chicago. 10; Cincinnati. :.
First base on crrors-Chicago. !. Bases or
bails-off Cheney, 3; off Schneider. .. Hits
IF Schneider 10 In innings; off Lear
In inning. Struck out-hy Cheney :: by
Schneider. ): by Lear. !. Umpires. KLEIN
and Emslie. Time. I:AS.
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fSatted for shannon in ninth
Score h. innings: r.
Philadelphia ...........0 0 81 0 IS
SUNNI lrJ: Runs-fiilbert. Schmidt MaEee
.iaTanr'ii". Davis. Byrne. Cravath, Becker
Luderus ~, ikilifer 90. Alexander. Two
base hits-GEbert co. SMITH. Becker. Three
naSe .ht-cravath. Home runs-Magee, I.u-
derus. Earned runs-Roston. 4: PhiIadel-
nhid; D. Sacrifice hits-Bancroft NichoT.
Hacrifise hy-Shannon. Double plays-Nichon
Bancroft and Luderus; liillifcr and Bvrne.
Left on t'ases-Boston, I; Philadelphia ;
Eases on bhis-on Davis, A. off Alexander
l. First base on errors-Boston. .: Philn,
deiphia Hit by pitcher-by Davis
'Niehof): by Alexander, l (Moran). Struck
"nt--by Davis, 3: by Alexander s. Wild
nitch-Dav!s. Umpircs. Byron and Eason.
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CHICAGO BEATS NEWARK

NEWARK, June 30--Chicago de-
feat"d Newark here to-day. TO g
,h;oi, "H ,nh1hGs r. II. l..
Newark - OO0Ol 0lOOO0-c -;
Batteries: Mcconnell and Wilson
FISCHER. kaiscrling Falkenberc ana
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,,a.I'IA!" ''..............0 IS
'Gviatster .....:........l 0 o %
summary: Runs-damieson. Carlstrn,r
eating 90. Clemens 90. paImoro R,se,
on Unlls-uon Ecehc. ;. OF palmcro. 3 struck
nut-hy Bc"hc, >; by lalmcro 3 Thro. -h,sn
nnt-kHittng. Two-hasc hit-Iamieson Snc
r!icc hItS-l'iez. Clemens. Carlstrom sac
.iuIc hS-l.uionge: Double plays-MCCarth,
20 Neaiing TO Judge: Mccarthy To IuIse
empires Eckman and Mullen Time I:i0
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RED sOX BEAT MACKMEN
TWICE IN ONE AFT ERNO0N
Athletics Use Three Pitchers in First
Contest and Two I'm
Second.
GRIFFMEN LOSE TO NEW YORK
Yankees Bunch Hits on Shaw-Bush
Fields Well, and Detroit Wins
From CIeveland-Felsch Continues
to Hit Long Drives.

BOSTON, June 3O.-BoSton won twice
from Philadelphia, 10 to and 10 to
4. Each game was marked by free
hitting. and pitcher after pitcher was
driven from the box. Scores:
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seventh inning following an argument
with Umpire Brown Score:
Montreal.
orc Ivy innings

Montreal s" '. .........,0 ~
summary: Runs-Wares LuQuc, Demmitt,
hlmcida. Whitcmnn co, Flynn. Devl!n t2),
Howlcy t2). stolen bascs-Wiiiams Howlcy.
Whiteman. Sacrifice iiy-lrclar. Home run.
Wares Three base hitr--Dcmmitt. VIII
Hams, Dcvlin. Two-hasc hits-DcvlIn. How
ley. Lupue, Bali. Double piay-Luuue tun-
assisted. Hts-on Cocrchani. In ) in
nings; off McTiruc. s in innings. Struck
"ut-hy Galore 4; by Cocreham. |. Bases
ON halls-oif Cadorc, I: off Cocrcnam ?: off
ami Hart
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BUSH FIELDS WELL

DETROIT. June 3o.--Steen pitched n
fine game against his former Cleveland
teammates to-day and Detroit hittinp
MITCHELL victously in the first and sew.
enth innings, won, to . Bush and
Chapman did some wonderful fieidinr
CONTINUED on Ninth Page0
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FIRST GAME
Totals ..S5 10 q IL o Totals

Totals ..a5 10 = I3 Totals 20 - u {,
Score by innings: r.
Portsmouth ............0 0 o o %
SUFFOLK ..................0 ls0 o o.
summary: 3uns-lIurlmel. TaGuer. Dam
rau. stewart. Allen. Two base hits-IIum-
mel TaGuer, McLeary, Damrau Home runs
-Allen. Damrnu. Sacrifice hits-SteM art
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 30 3 81 i4 Totals ..eI 20 G. .
.RMttch for I.nNender in ciGhth.

Sore ny innings: r.
Cincinnati .............O O o -
Lavender. Sacrifice hit-Groh. Double
"iays-Mcla and Saicr; Lavender Safer
and rhclan: Wingn and HerzoE Left on
ungcs-C'hicaEo. {: Cincinnati. >. First has.
an ,rrors-Chicago. !; Cincinnati. . Bases
on hals--on Lavender. :; off Dale. .. Hits
off Lavender. In innings; OFF Pierce. 0
IN inning. Hit by pitcher--hy Lavender
(killfer). Struck out--by Lavender, .: by
Dale, l. Wild pitchcs-by Lavender. |: by
Dale !. Umpire Klein and Emslie. Time.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Chicago mt Newark.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
tTw0 Eumcs)
Pittsburgh ut Baltimore.
tTwo Enmes.)
81. Louis nj Buffalo
1.-TWO EnmeS,)