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To-day's schedule.


-
The Brookfcds broke even with The
tn Park yesterday afternoon. The home
team took tho first game by a score OF
. To ?, but lost the second nv 4 TO 2 The
games were played in record time for the
Federal League. only an hour and
twenty-five minutes being necessary for
the opener and an hour and thirty-seven
minutes being consumed by the nightcap.
Don Marion allowed the Chifeds oniy
four hits in the first game. All Of them
counted in the scoring Zeider's double
and FIschcr's single produced a'tally in
the initial. round. Jimmy Smith opened
the sixth with A hit and moved up on
Jackson's lnheld out. Zeider walked.
F1ack drove TO centre for a base, scoring
Smith.
Though Chicago got the jump, it held
its lead only two Innings. In the third
MariOn's single, Anderson's triple and
an lnield out brought two runs. and
three more followed in the fourth. KauT
got a blow, Myers sacrificed. Halt flied
'lAs IA'h lillAI Aphti'h anu HAIRY
Smith drove over the right field wall.
Mage walked IN the eighth. with McCon-
nell pitching, stole second and came
home on kaufs safety to right.
Tire second game began the same as
the first. with Xeider scoring in the open
ing round. He was nit by Seaton, ad-
vanCcd on Flack's sacrifice and counted
on Fischer's rap to centre The Chicago
fourth WIS brief but full OF sharp action.
Four straight balls to Fischer began il.
landlord MT the next pitch for al easy
fly. one more pitch was clouted safely
by Westerzil and another Seaton curve
was banged out of the park by Beck,
registering three markers
Brooklyn didn't penetrate frendergast
until the sixth, when doubles by kaun
and Halt, followed by Lands single.
sen, two men across. The small Chica-
goan resumed command after that and
the Brookfeds had to be satisfied with An
even break. The scores:
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Detailed standing Of the Ciubs.

To-day's schedule.
Brooklyn in Chicago.
Philadelphia In Cincinnati.
Boston In st. Louis.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

uudehrsnd should be arrested for ex-
,r.me cruelty. He called the second game
Win an hour Of light remainins Ihat
action may innic, upon Sew York another
Surh double header as the one of yes
terdsy.
Jimmy Austin was the real Upon on the
Yankee pitching. He made nNe CONSECUTIVE
hit, In the hrst game and ran ms string
up to six by swatting WARRIOR on MS hrst
min O, the second game. Austin had eight
hits IN ten at bat for the Day
Alexander, the new catcher was not at
was on account Of associations. Alexander
was once a member Of the Browns Doubt
less he would have been right AT home In
that second wheeze.
All of the Is, 900 we're OF tho opinion that
sIsler is Just about the dafdies' youngster
who has broken into major league head
lines within the last decade, Bui mat Is
no reason why SILK pl'"usn'lh sh""'n nave
presented him with a stolen base IN the
tenth inning 81 the second game Nuna-
makers throw had the runner by hye feet
and Maisel rode his man into the bag
barney made a-spectsCulRr harehanded
catch OF Howard's lino drive in he eighth,
He leaped high and caught the ban on his
finger tips This saved a sure hom" run
and also saved Barney a court-martial.
The young man misludg"d the ball
The chief faul, Of the Yankee seems 20
he in the pitching STAN. The twirlers are
all demons when there Is nothing at stake.
The box corps was supposed to ne one Of
the very strongest In the league this spring
sim. II II diitcult to get effective work
from any stan that does not embrace at
least one left handler
George Tehcau was = visitor ut yes'er-
dsy's double header. He T. in the city on
a short vacation Teheau declares that the
only trouble with baseball this year has
been the extremely poor weaSher
THE Rrnves and Giants viii Fight It out
for the ~pennaEt," declared Tchcau' ye.
MONS are favorites 7 like McGraw's team,
hut only on condition that his pitching viii
improve as n should, Moran has done we'll
with the phillies, hut I expect to see them
drift back soon. Setting the pace SO long
has been too great a strain for a Young
team"
The New York Americans announced
Yesterday the releases Of outheldcr Flu
gen. Layden and Catcher Plus SchwC-,
10 the Jersey city club Of the Iuttrnstinna
League, Layden came from Columbia, &
g.. a week ago SChWcr' has been with
the club since last fan. He was a mem
her NJ the University ~ Pennsylvania team
Of 1874
Mathewson may not he all that he was
lin his halycon days, hut he still apppars
to he quite "A colt when It comes 10 a
tussle with the Redlegs,
The Giants alone of ali the Eastern clubs
have made much progress against the
Western teams this srvoul tTIp. BROOKLYN
and Philadelphia proved keen disappoint-
ments,
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N LOSE ONE AND TIE
The JOKE BALL GAME
Old Doc Cook Has Day of Dreams in Field and on Bases
Even Captain Huston
Deserts Ship

Though the White Sox finally man
aged to trim Washington. they lost
ground in the American League race.
Boston took i've games from cleve-
land and Detroit prohted al we'll at
Philadelphia. though 1t took the Tigers
ten innings to land he second argu-
ment. The Browns beat the Yankees
in the first game of a double header.
The second game was called at the
tenth inning on account Of darkness.
with the score a tie.
Yesterday's Results.
St Louis, 9: New York. l thrst gamer.
New York. 4; st. Louis. 4 90 innings;
Detroit. 4: Philadelphia. / tnrst game).
Detroit. 3; Philadelphia. : Go innings.
second game),
Boston. 2; Cleveland, o ,nrst game.
Boston, 6; Cleveland, tseCond game.
Chicago, 6; Washington. 2
netailed Sta udiuV of the Clul,s.
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TWO CLUBS BID FOR BURK.
Injunction Hearing against
Jumper IL Continued.

PITTsHvRG. Aug THE New York
Americans are bidding against the
Washington American league club for
the services OF Sanford Burk. American
Association pitcher. who hoped TO the
Fitisburg Fede-als a few weeks ago.
Manager Hendricks OF the Housiers, WHO
was in court yesterday on the hearing TO
restrain Burk from playing with the
Rebels, admitted that these teams We're
after Rurk. Hendricks said that he
hoped 70 get Rurk 10 stop the losing
streak OF the club and that later In the
season he would sell him 20 one of the
two clubs now angling for him. Burk
left "A salary ~ $1,000 in indianapolis
for $4,000 In Pittshurg, hut Hendricks
believes the pitcher can get a contract
equal TO or above the one rendered him by
the Rebels.
The injunction hearing WAS continued
until neNt Thursday.
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At Baltimore.
MONTCLAIR FAILS TO SCORE.
ruulevoOd continues winning
streak In amateur League.

ExGtrwoop Aug. THE Englewood
Field cluh continued it's winning streak
in the Amateur League race to-day by
beating the Moutclair A. g. s to q.
Beckvermit pitched another good game
for the winners, backed by high class
support in the field. King. formerly OF
the commonwealth team, pitched FOR the
Nontclairs, bat was knocked out OF the
box in the third inning. when -four runs
w.ra tailed. podd made an unassisted
double play for Montclair. The score:
1910 o 90
Tngis wnod o o 0 GO
Batt.ries-Beckvermit and !, Lewis Tor
ErcIewood; KIM and Reynolds Tor Mont
clair.
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TEN CENT BASEBALL FAILS.
Rlcnchrr Crowd ut Newfcd Park
only About Usual Size.

NEWARK. Aug. Ten cent ball was
inaugurated at the Harrison home of
the Newfeds to-day. hut II did not
seem TO cause a panic rush to the
bleachers, 10 which a dim VIII take
you, the attendance in that portion Of
the enclosure being a little more than
on any other Saturday. There was a
marked increase in the attendance in
the quarter and half dollar sections.
however, there being about 1000 on
hand all told.
The game was what might be called
"A thriller, for after the home team
apparently had been beaten by its
rival. the Kawfeds, in the thirteenth
nning the Newfeds came back with
three runs. enough to win. The score /:
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IS. NOT MATHIS
THAT VICTORY IS O
veteran Pitches With Old Skill, Using His Heightened
Stride to Good Advantage, but Errors
Cause Much Worry.

by hosing out Cincinnati yesterday
the Giants moved into third place in
the National League standings. Nc
Draws men this morning are only two
fun games behind the Phillies. The
Phillies were shut out in both games
OF "A double header with Pittsburg. This
double victory tied the Pirates with
both Brooklyn and Boston for fourth
position. st. Louis beat Brooklyn and
a ninth inning rally on the part Of the
Cubs upset the worlds champion
Braves.
Yesterday Results.
New York, 3; Cincinnati, 4.
81. Louis, s; Brooklyn. T.
E Pittsburg, .. Philadelphia. o (nrst camel.
PIttsburg. 6; Philadelphia. tsecond
gamer.
Chicago, 3, Boston :.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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ONLY ONE HIT OFF JOE WOOD.
JHnvrin's slOwness In Chasing IL
Gives Wambssnnss scratch.

BosToN. Aug. THE Red o got
into action against Cleveland before
10000 people to-day after a three days
layof and turned the Indians back In
both end of a double header. Joe Wood
shut out the Clevelands In the first con-
test. pitching a game that would have
been n:-rked no hit had Janvrin shown
a little speed in going after Wamby's
scratch in the eighth. The score was
. Ia o.
The second gane was marked by
Leonard's alright twirling after an
uncertain start in which he allowed The
visitors two runs The Red Sox gath
cred six tallies off Cleveland twirlers.
hitting OPPORTUNITY most of the after
noon. The scores
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'bAttcd Tor Donovan IN the nln'h lnihhb
tCrcc out. hit 10y own hatted ball.
ST Louis ......... 3 q 2 0 o GO
New York ......... o q u . o.
Rurs-St Louis. Shotton. Austin. 2: Pratt.
Walker. Severed: New York, Cree. First
b1sn ON error-St Louis. Left on baSps-St
Louis 10; New York. : Home
Three base hits Walker Two base
hi boone. Bases on bslls--Of Hamilton, ?,
on Donovan. I. Struck out-By Hamilton. D;
10y Donovan 2 stolen bascs-Shotton. Aus.
TN. Howard. Maisel. Cree. Sacrifice hit
Hamilton. Double play-Peckinpaugh, Boone
and Pipp. Hits-Oh Shawkey, : IN two in
ting-; on Donovan. 6 in seven innings. Hit
by pitched ball-By Hamilton tPeckinpaughi
Umpire III chief-OLoughlin; field umpire,
Hlldebrand. Tlme-2 hours.
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Richmond I I.p.. o''o'opo- .
Toronto - L.n..... Oul0U0U0 n-l I
Pa'',ri".- Russe,. ana O'Dor0cN Nam
rinE and koCAsr.
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Stated for Black in the SIXTH inning
+Ratted for Brennan IN the eighth mn

BROOKLYN. .......... 0 o 2 0 0 q ~
R~uns-Chicago. Zeider, }, NTH Brooklyn.
Anderson, Msgee, kauf, +. Smith, II Smith.
Marion. Two base hits-Iclder, Cooper, Fred
smith Three base hlt-Andcrson Home run
II smith. stolen hases-Magee, kaun
Sacrifice hit-Mycrs, Double play-Halt, Ma
gee and Myers Left on ha~ses-Chicago, 2;
Brooklyn . First base on errors Chicago, 2
First base on balls-On BlacE, /; OF Marion
Hts-OH Black, : IN five innings; on
Brennan, ! IN two innings; on Mcconnell, ?
in one inning S,rurK out-By Black. 2; by
Brennan. I by Mcconnell, | by Marion, 3
umplres- Westervelt and Mccormick. Time
I hour and - minutes.
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CUBS NIP BRAVES IN RALLY.
eend Three Home In Ninth After
B-ing BIanked by Tyler.

CHICAGO. Aug TN a great ninth
Timing rally the Cubs scored three runs
and defeated the Boston Braves to-day,
score , to .. Tyler held the Cubs AL
most hltless until this round. when the
Nrst two men up singled and Williams
followed with a triple. scoring them.
Then on the squeeze play Williams
scored when Whaling dropped the
throw to the plate. Boston brought
IN Hughes during the melee, but 1t was
too late. Evers was back in the game
after "A three day suspension. The
score
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WHITE SOX OUT OF SLUMP.
FINAL, Beat senators In Last Of
series, score u tO =.

NAsUIHGToN. Aug. THE Chicago
White SoN finally won a game from tho
senators, taking the last contest OF TIE
series here his afternoon, = to .. BY
hitting Gallia hare during the early IN.
uiugs. Jim Scott was "A puzzle except
in the seventh inning, when three
punched singles, together with Folsc 'y
error, put over two Washington runs.
The score
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APPLETON FALLS IN
TRAP HIGGINS SETS
Throws Ball ut COach's Cry:
Two Runs Score and Cards
Conquer Dodgers.
HOMER BY HYATT HURTS

s.. Louis. Aug. THE Cardinals
and dodgers engaged in a smuggling
bee today. with the home team win
r~g 6 to 4. Hyatt put a ball over
the right field fence in the first with
two on. S,engel made -four hits.
MaNager Higgins executed a neat
triek IN the seventh that won the game.
with the bases full and two down Hug
wins called to Appleton to throw the
han to him nj the third base coach
ing llue. Appleton threw IL, Hug
lodged and W runs scored. The
Krrr,
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Washington. ......... a o q . o.
Chicago. .......... ! q 3 o 0 0-s
Runs Washington. Gsndll, johnson; CHI.
cag0 Murphy 3, j Collins Schalk. Black
hurue Left on bases Chicago. 8: WashIng.
ton. o. FIRST base on balls on scott. /: ON
Galna 1 off shaw , HITS IN Gala : m
four INNINGS. OF Shaw none in one and
one third innings; off Rice, | in one and
Two thirds innr-s; on Warner, , Ia NO
nnln- struck out Bv CANA. .; by H,r
per. % TWO base hits Foster Murphy
Felsrh S%aCrfcc hits Weaver, f. Collins
Scott stolen hascs-Murphy. :: Felsch
Double play-Weaver,. Collins and Fourier.
Wild pltch-Gallia Umpires-N allin and ID.
neen, Time-l hour and " minutes.
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Totals - i2'10 =
Game called AZ end of tenth inning on &C.
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PHILLIES SHUT OUT TWICE
Unable to Hat Offerings of MsmRux
or Harmon.

PtTTsRrRG. Aug, 7.-Plttsburg shut out
the Philadelphia Nationals in two games
to-day. . 10 O and 6 10 0. Failure to
hit Mamaux in the first game continued
IN the second. Harmon holding the
Thillies to five hits Pittsburg hit Rixey
and lineup hard. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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FIRST GAME

'Batted for Nerhout IN the eighth inning
Jersey City ......... q q q o % q . "a
Rochest or. ...-....... % o. q o o vs.
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TIGERS PICK ON ATHLETICS.
tobh's Batting and base Running
Count In Double Triumpb.

I~H'iAuEiFHiA. Aug 7-Detroit took
both ends Of a double header to-day
from the Athletics by scores Of I to !
and 3 20 ?. In N" first game the Tyger
won by better fielding and better pitch
The second game Went ten innings.
Ty tohh's hitting and base running
Wyckof'S fall The score
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rKnsrECr rNKk nAsEM\IL.

BROOKiNN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
!. & II COUSINS u r. e, q. Trirl'C
t.uh.
suburban Arrows, 3 Central Y NJ c
I
sycamore A g, :; Aurora y. and F
cub. 1
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BRooKLYN tNLl ST. LOUIS. q. L.

T0iaIs. - Y = II Y
sBattcd for stenEel in the ninth inning
'Blttoi for. Dell IN the second inning
fBa;ted for Appleton in the eighth inning
Brooklyn ........... q o o o o 81
s. Louis ............. 2 o o l 0 0 0 x-G
Runs Brooklyn. Cutshaw,2, Stengel .: 81,
Lous, J Miller 2. Long. Hyatt ?. Dolan.
Two. base hit-s'engel.. Three bas hit
q Miller. Home run-Hyatt. Sacrifice hits
-Betyel. Dauhcrt stolen base-J. Miller
Double plar| Miller and Hyatt: Butler.
J Miller and Hyatt. Bases on bslls-Of
Robinson. l of Appleton. 4; on Meadows, I
Struck out-By Appleton, 3; by Meadows. 2:
by Douglas, |. Tm~pires-Klem and Cockin
lime. hours and 8 minutes.
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At LOUISVILLE


FIRST GAMES.
Worcester. ; Lawrence, 4
Portland. ! Lynn. O
Low ls'o0. ,. Lowell q.
Manchester. I Fit,hhurr q
SECOND GAMES.
Worcester. !. Lawrence. 0.
portland, ! Lynn, q
Manchester. ., FitrnhurR. ?
Lowell, = Lewiston, | CcaIlei in H,th
inning by agreement
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Hunts r. Ath 5000 a q % .
pcEnon Grays. . / Dol 0 q o " q
Batteries Mu'NarCy and Kennedy.
Coak!ey and Hur.cy. Umpire Bill pahlcu.
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Rousch. Rariden. Kansas City. Perring f. sha"
Sacrifice hits-Scheer Campbell. keulbsrh' rs
moni. Rou-ch. Shaw. Packard. sacrlhec MES
Kruger Scheer stolen hasa--Schecr Two
basr hits-McKechnie. Esmon Bradley FIRST
base on balls-Of ReulhCch I. on Packard I.
struck out-By Reulbach I. by Packard :
Double ~plays-Pefrinz sioval and Goodwin
FRS, base on errors Newark : Kansas CITY
Z Left or h~a-es-Nevark : Kansas Ivy IL
Tmpirr Iohnsto and shannon. Time
hn,,r. md - Minimize
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BROOKFEDS DIVIDE
BILL WITH CHIFEDS
Home Team Takes First Game
by 6 to 9. hut Loses by
1 TO . i'm Next.
BOTH FINISHED QUICKLY


Brooklyn s Chicago. tnrst gane).
Chicago, 4 Brooklyn. ? second camel.
Newark. 4 Kansas City. 3 tthirieen In
ningsl.
flt'shure, 2 Buralo, ! Cfrsi game).
Pi'tshurg. 10 Rur1,p. Z second camel.
Raliimnre s 81. Lnnls. Z
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~ ont when winning run was scored,
sn7''si for Adams in the NTH inning
'Ht''ri for Lavender IN the eighth inning
Boz o1. ..........,. 0 .:
Ch.t-u ........... 0 0 o 0 o o 0 o IS
BUu. Boston, Evers .; Chicago, thinner
mai Murray. williams Three base MT
VILLAIN. Double plays-smith and Evcrs;
Tylcr Meanwhile and schmidt Roses on
h1H.-OH Adams. 2; of Tyler. 3: of Hughes,
Nv Ty'cr 2: by Hughes, I; by Lavender 3
= pI'os. Byron and Eason Time hour
and , MINUTES
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BuUhtp IN MoUtf"t.
ROCHESTER,. Aug. 7-Rochester won
the first game Of to-day's double header
by 6 to 8 through free hitting. pn
Jersey city turned the tables in tho
second encounter. winning by 10 to =
Both Huenke and Ring. who started
for Rochester and Jersey City respec-
lively. In the second game. failed TO
last out the frs; inning The Hustlers
attained to = two run lead by free hit
ting, but errors helped the Skeeters TO
four rum in the seventh and ninth
innings.
Five II Roches'er's twelve hits in tho
first game were for extra bases. The
third base play Of Beatty and the hit
ting OF Clemens and Stevenson in the
first game and Of Truesd lie. Bues. Piez
and Beatty in the second were features.
The scores:
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arwors...... = q O ! q 2 n ~ I
Baiteries-Ph!Nips and Sml q, Steh'in
and Tannehergcr.
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SHELTERS IN SPLIT
WITH ROCHESTERS
Heavy Hitting Marks Games,
While Two Pitchers Quit
i'm First Inning.
BEATTY PLAYS GOOD BALD
NestcrdaN's Results.

Rochester. 8 Jersey city = Cnrs, gane).
Jersey city, 10; Rochester, I tsecond
yamoh.
Montreal. y Harrishurs. I (frst rare,.
Montreal. 5; Harrisburg. 3 tsecond
rameb.
Providence. 3 RuNalo . tnrs, gamel.
Providence, 8. buffalo. I second gameD.
Richmond, 3. Toronto. o thrst camel
Richmond. 5 Toronto. I tsccond camel.
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r.'ror Omaha, n
z ha. 10: sioux Ciiy. .
s'uh, ~, wichita, 6.
% N1iues, ? Lincoln ?
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~ Buffalo.

Il II. r.
pi,tshurg IF. Lp...ooOOClIi?-5 10 )
Rstteries-Rosse and OConnor; Knapp.
Beilent and Blair.
SECOND GAME.
Y. II +.
pt1,,o II ~ 0 O.O.OoOo-
Ba,terlc=-Dicksou. Rsrg'r and p'on-
nor. LATTE. Bodier;. Ford and Blair
~ Baltimore.
Il n. r.
&, ,o,,. IF l., .CnleOooOo--3 II Z
p,i,I,nn-e IF l., ..NOOg3OO 0S-5 6 q
Batteries - Davenport and cnapmsa'
Render and owens,
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Shreveport. 10, Beaumont. n.
san Antonio. g. Waco. J..
Dallas. o, Houston, o ~ innings
Galveston. &. Fort Worth. 8
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Runs-Rochester Clemens >. Realty. Shan.
non. stevenson, Palmero: Jersey City. Truee
dale, Purdue, Burs luuu-. pitched Dy
Bruck. one and one-thlrd HIT on Bruck 8
Ruu--Of Bruck. = Bases ON hall--On Pal
nero. B; off Bruck, Z: of NerhOut. : struck
out II palmcrO. II. BOY NrrboVt. Three
base hIt-Picz Two base hls-Clemen~ :;
Beatty Stevenson Si'rr0e .hli>- Purtcl.
Pez stolen hnsrH stevenson First base ON
errors-Itrspy City. . Passed ball Williams.
IEf, on bases Rochester. =; jersey CITY, :.
Ump.res Hart amt Handiboe Time. hours
-. a. a =
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Boston ............ o / o 0 q o I N-2
R~uns-Boston. Hooper. Hoblitzell Two
base hit-Barry stolen base Speaker Sac.
rifCa hits-Lcwis, ERan. Left on bases
Cleveland. 3. Boston. I Bases on bslls-Or
Morton. /: of Jones. ! of Wood. I HITS
on Morton. 3 in seven innings; of Jones. 3 in
one inning. struck out-Bv Morton. 4; by
wood. g Wild pitch-Morton tmpires-
wallace and Connolly Time hour and Is
minutes.
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Slated for walker in the NTH min

Slated for Walker in the NTH innins.
+Battcd for Harstad in the eighth inning.
Cleveland .,. o q q o.
Boston ............ o 3 o o 2 x-j
Runs-Cleyeland Turner, Chapman; Boston,
Hooper. 2; Janvrin. sreaSer. {? Leonard Two
base hitsIChapman HObntzcll, Lewis Three
base hit-spcaker stolen has.--lanvrin
sacrifice Ny-Hohlitzell Sacrifice hit-Jan-
vrin Double r~lay--Smith and Kirke Left
on as"s-Cleveland 4; Boston. I First bass
on halls-On Walker. !: OF Harstad, =; off
Hagerman, !; OF Leonard. , struck out-By
Walker. ;; by Harstad, T.; by Leonard. 2
Passed balls-EEan. ? tmpires-connolly
and Wallace. Time hour and ~ minutes
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Hartford. .; Brockton. ! Chrst game).
Rrockt0n, 10. Hartford. I SECOND ~amol.
Kew Haven, T. Springfield, = (hrst
game.
New Haven, 6, Springfield, (second
gamel.
New Bedford, 5; Pawtucket, ,hrss
game
Pawtucket, ); New Bedford. l (second
game),
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Totals. az 7e7

Chicago ,...".",," 0 o o q,
Brooklyn. ..........., 0 o %
Runs Chicago, Zeider, Fischer. westerzil.
Beck Brooklyn, Kaun, Halt Two base hits
Halt. 2: Kaun. Home run-Bcck, Stolen
basrs -Nagcc. .: kaur Cooper. Sacrifice
hit Flack, Double play.-Prendcre asst, Zeidcr
and Beck Let, on b~ases-Chicsso, 2; Brook
lyn First base on e~rrors-Chicago |: Brook
lyn. . Bases on balls-Oh Prenderg asst, .: off
Seaton. |. Hit by pitcher-Ry Seaton 'Zeidsr,
Struck out-By Prenderaas', 2; by Scston, 4.
Tmpircs-Mc Cormlck and Westervelt. Time
| hour and 81 minutes.
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Harrisburg Tn Jersey City two games).
Richmond in Providence.
BuTalo In Montreal
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Pll1delphla......... . . 0 Q %
Pttshurg ....-..... q Z o o ! 0 3 x-9
Rur-Pttsburg Carey :. Collins. Johnston.
Wsgner. viuN :. Baird. Gibson. Three hase
his-lohnston. Vtox. Home ~run-Carey Sac
rNV ht-Gibson. stolen bases-Cravath.
Carey Johnston. Bases on balls-or Baum.
GARNER. s: of MamauN. / Hit by pitched
balls By Mayer struck out BY Mayer. I;
by Bfum=artner. {: by MamauN : umpires
-ou'-''y ana orih. Time hour and 81
minutes
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hands of Messrs. Fletcher and
Nerkle. The score

SFHITHTfVT '8'1..|I..- . v v y U v v v TT
Runs-Sew York. Burns. Snodgrass ?. Doyle
2; Cincinnati. Groh. Herzog. Williams. wingo.
FIRST base on errors LCincin mat, 2 Lef, on
New York. :; Cincinnati. !. Bases on
bslls-Oh Mathewson. !: on Schneider. q:
on Benton. /; of Lear. 2. struck out
BY Mathewson. 3: by Schneider. I; by Lear, 3
Three base hit-wiliams. Two base hits
Doyle. Mathewson. Herzoy Sscrihcc hits
Mathewson. williams. Schneider Sacrifice
fy-Merkle. Double play-Groh and Mol.
WITT. Hit by pitched ball-By Benton
Meyers. Hlts-on Schneider. 5 in three
innings; of Benton. none in psrt Of the
fourth inning, nobody out when he was
relieved: OFF Lear. 3 in six innings Imulre
in chief RiTler. Field u~mpirc-Emslie
Time hour and Is minutes,