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RETALIATE TWICE
AFTER RALLIES BY REDS
Runs That Swing Balance in Favor of New Workers
Come in Eighth Inning of First Game and Ninth
of Second-Dooin Breaks In.

Perritt as IL he was thoroughly versed
In how to handle that lean solemn
moundman.
For New York in the first enough
was done to sit down fiat on any
designs OF the Reds to get up n lead.
Burns walked. and a single which Rob-
ertson sent down the first base line
went with wicked force. II bounded of
the wall so fast that Robby would have
been out at second II Groh had held
Grifhth's throw. Dawes head met the
ball with such impact that the latter
flew from Groh's hand and the head
nearly flew from its shoulders. The
impact Jared Dave all through and
made him sit down and rub his Jaw,
Fletcher's hit brought in two runs.
The score stayed . to I until the
eighth. There was n long goose egg in
terval. The run makers were on "A va
cation. Killifer singled In the eighth
with one out. Groh grounded to Doyle.
Larry ran his man back and timed his
play just right for a double play had
Merkle not missed the throw, The lat
ter could ave returned the ball to
second In time to double kiIlifer II he
had held the throw. Doyle managed his
end of it cleverly, but Merkle's miss
put men on second and third. They
scored on hits by Griffith and Olson.
The latter. however. was caught, Snod
grass "a Lobert to Fletcher. a tidy
play and which snuffed out the rally
summarily.
The GIANTS wasted two hits in the
eighth. but made good use of their
efforts in the ninth. Lobert raped an
infield single. ~Snodgrass. who did cap
ital work all afternoon and was guyed
unfairly once when he was caught nap
ping. drew four balls by discriminating
eyesight. Grant. batting for Doom. sac
rifced. and Meyers. batting for perritt.
was walked purposely. Burns gave nc
chance for "A double play. a force play
or play of any sort. lie singled through
the air TO right, and Snodgrass by bold
running skipped in behind Lobert. The
scores:
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND,

Time was wasted Yesterday IN chang.us
batters, II took the substitutes a long
lime to md a stick with whi,h to do their
deadly work.
A worse decision than Iiart made on
Burns IN the eighth inning OF the second
game Is seldom seen lie called Burns
safe al first when IierHOg's throw had
him beaten a full step Anybody but lilrt
could see that, The decision made no an
ference in thu score Hart made other
Doom got y singing rap on the knee
from a f9uI tip which hurt clear through
the guard,
A singe which Robertson drove over
TO shake II was as sayagely 1t hit ball as
has been made AT the Polo GrOunds-Or
any other Grounds-this season,
Snodgrass accepted ten chances in centre
assists, His neIlIng was ex,epiionaIly
good Not long ago he caught nine flies
in centre.
In I'VE times a. bat Tommy Leach ra.scd
two hies, hit a lttle grounder and struck
out twice, In each game he was sup
planted in the hope OF nnding a bette
hitter.
The RrooIiyus are going great guns and
setting by all odds the fastest ciIp in Their
set, They have won ten out OF heir last
teen inning tie,
The Yankees began their last Western
trip with q defeat in Cleveland, then
made on with the neat threr there.
said Hugh. Jennings. and then having
bulled the Red Sow OF their guard he pro
eeeded to heat the stuthng out OF them.
one Of haseballs little ironios is that
RohbN kNrne, turned loose by IN" pirates,
Nho viii have to hustle to keep Out ~ the
second division. is now with the rhillips,
who are making = strons bid for the pen
nAnt
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AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES.

Not satisfied with winning tho first race
for two. yeHr-olds easily, Sprint threw her
Jockey as he attempted to pull her up and
then started on a trip around the course
that lasted for "A mile and "A hair. BUXTON
had pulled the bride off as he fell and Il
was not until the flly was thoroughly tired
out that she was Caught in the chute,
q. Alexander bid NJ and bought InC'e
Jimmie. the winner OF tho second race. FOR
$500, which was $500 more than the en-
tered price.
Uncle Jimmie had the distinction ~
running the fastest i've furlnngs ot the
meeting. but only for a little white. He
turned the five furlongs in an even min
u'e and then came quart and clipped a
second off that time
Sco;ty Monteith had n wager on Dengro
In the second race, This horse was as
busy AT the post as Is Johnny Dundee when
in the ring. and got hts deserts whcn tho
barrier Went up and found him wheeling
away from the course.
The BIS had "A sala day In the saddle
Buxton won the first two races. and But
well tho last two, Ryrne was In front in
the third. and the only time the magic
initial failed to work was in the fourth,
when Johnny McTaggart got down In front
of Buxton ON GaIner.
y, f, Widener has a speedy horse des-
tined for the Jumps In coin, This son Of
Yankee was made an odds-on favorlte In
the ffth race and won like one.
Devil Fish viii not be among the horses
sold at the Emil Herr sale at Belmont
Park. He has been disposed OF at private
sale and ran yesterday In the coIors OF
John Kelly.
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nader two.year.o ODDS
TURFMEN IDENTIFY HORSES.
y. n. Bradley and W. w. Darden
visit Railroad Wreck scene.

CiNc1HNATr, July e-E. Il. Bradley
OF Lexington. Ky, and w. W. Darden
OF Nashville. Tenn, viewed the man
gled and mud encrusted bodies of their
blooded racehorses scattered in grew
some positions along the right OF way
OF the Pennsylvania RAILROAD at Ter
race Park. ohio. where tho animals
were killed IN the wreck of the New
York flier during the hurricane Wednes-
day night.
The turfinen said the combined value
Of the dead animals was $4,000. but
that the money loss was nothing 10 the
sense OF personal loss they suffered. The
racers that were killed were the stars
OF their stables and held in their veins
the blood OF famous sprinters.
Darden lost Dortsch. $1,000; Little
Father, $500. and Green Horn. $1,000.
Bradley lost Rrig's Sister. $500. and
Blood Test. $4,000. W. Hurley lost
Brick and Mortar. $500. and Bundle
Day. $500. The owners OF White
Wool. Fitzgerald. Messenger and another
horse not yet identified have not been
heard from.
Prince Hermls, believed lost. was not
In the wreck. Gabrio, reported found.
is st!ll missing.
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The second attack OF Western clubs
Of the National Lea u on Eastern cita-
dels began yesterday and was unani-
mously unsuccessful The Eastern dubs
won everything. TIL Giants won two
from the Reds and advanced to sixth
place. The Brookiyns made a gallan,
fight and beat the Cubs. They tied the
Pirates for fourth place. The Pirates
were beaten by the Phillies. The Car
dinals lost in Boston.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. s; Cincinnati. 2 thrst game).
New York, 4; Cincinnati, 3 ,second aameJ,
BROOKLYN, s. Chicago. ! uen innings.
Boston. a. ~, Louis, , tten inningsD.
Philadelphia .. Pittsburg, i.
Detailed standing u the Clubs.
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TOtals- 90 u W. T. -.
Two out when winning run was scored.
81. Louis ....... o q q o o "a
Boston NJ. o o q -
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MITCHELL USES
HIS FOOT WHEN
LEFT Arm FAILS
DETECTS Hit to Chapman for
.:ut at First. Putting an
End Ia Iamk Rally.
DONOVAN CLAN DROPS
FIRST WESTERN GA /.

Tho Yankees started n second western
trim Yesterday and were beaten by ths
c~Ieyclands. The latter club emerged
from the cellar. The Browns, losing 'o
the Athletics. took the dungeon berth
The White Sox improved their lead b!
defeating the w~ashingtons. while the
pe,roi,s were giving a severe lacing "a
the ambitious Red Sox.
Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland. 4 New York. j.
Detroit. ~, BOSTON, =.
Chicago. ). Washington. L.
Philadelphia. g. 81. Louis. !.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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A. pittsburG.
FIRST GAME

FIRST GAME.
r II r
=, Ioui. 10000 o. . I
i'tshurg. . o q 00Ox-4 - I
Bat.eries-Crandall and Hartley. Allen
and O'Connor.
SECOND GAME.
r. II, f.
81. Louis 800. A n n A Is IL q
Pit'sburg ..... o 0 o % ! 0
Batteries-Groome and Hartley. Royce
and Berry.
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DIsBRoW HAS TO HUSTLE.
Better Field Opposes Him Tonight
In 100 Mile Race at Brighton.

Louis Dlsbrow will face a better field
than that Of Monday when he Starts
IN to-nightls 100 mile automobile race
at the Brighton Beach race track. Kline,
E~ndicott. Tidmarsh. Gotof, l~onsbury,
Hearne, Kennedy and Jones have en-
tered the lists agains; the winner OF
the last race.
Sprint events OF from ono To ten
miles and a trial against time for one
mile by Disbrow in his simplex Zip
will precede the long grind. starting
time for the first event is 80.
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CHICAGO, July 9.-Donald Edwards OF
Midlothian won tho Chicago District
Golf Association amateur championship
to-day at Glen View. Edwards'S total
for the seveuty-two holes was 3il.
against 3l1 for William R~autenbusch.
Paul Hunter Of Midlothian was third
with "A score of 32l. and r.. A. Gardner
of Hinsdale. formerly national amateur
champion, was fourth with So.
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SMITH RACE


Good start won easily Quar-.
Rnrktnn Orlska, Owned 10y dH"
framed by II Hughes
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Umpire Orth Hurts Had Knee.

ming of to-day's game here Umpire Orth.
running toward third to follow n play
there, slipped and fell, so badly twisting
the knee which he broke on these
grounds two years q that he had to
be carried of the field, He was removed
later to the Episcopal Hospital. where
it was said that he would be CON
fined for two weeks.
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To.day'a Schedule

Brooklyn In Buralo.
Baltimore in Newark.
ST. Louis In p~lttsbure
Kansas city In Chicago.
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Suffolk, 3; Rocky Mount. I
Norfolk, s. Petersburg, ?
Portsmouth. I; Newport NewA !,
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Al Providence.
CARDS GIVE BRAVES A
DOak's Passes Force In Two Runs,
Others on Buffers MispIays.

BosToN, July 9.-The Braves defeated
81. Louis. score 4 to 3. in a ten inning
game to-day. Doak and Butler being the
responsible parties. With two out in
the second inning, Doak ~purposely
passed Gowdy. filling the bases. Then
Willie walked both Raglan and Moran.
forcing in two runs. \ run in the sixth
was due partly to a tumble by Butler
and in the tenth session with Magee on
third base the visiting short stop made
II bad peg to fire.. Magee scoring the
winning run. The score.
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TIGERS lombard THREE MEN.
Ruth, Mays and Gregg Helpless
Before Assault, score, Is to 4.

DETROIT, July 9.-The Tigers bonn
barded three Boston pitchers to-day and
swamped the Red Sox under a II to 4
score. Ruth, Mays and Gregg We're help
less before the Detroit batters. With
hit Gregg for eight s~afeties and scored
seven tallies. covcleskie held the Bos-
tonians hitless until the sixth inning.
The score:
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CHICAGO IN. IL BROOKLYN y. L.

'Daubcrt out hit by batted ball; on,
in the tenth inning when winning run
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NINE IN ROW FOR ALEXANDER.
PrOIongs His streak by Allowing
Pirates Only Two Hits.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9,-AleXander
bested Harmon in a pitchers battle to-
day and the Phillies won by . 10 l a
game which was featured by Honus
Wagner's home run. Not a hit was
made OF Alex up to the eighth Inning,
when Wagner bounced one into the
bleachers for n home run. In the ninth
Carey made the other hit of Alex. "A
sharp single to left. 1t was A~lexander's
ninth consecutive victory. The score
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Kansas city in chicago.
Two Brookfed castofs encompasses
the downfall Of their old mates In a
double header at Washington Park yes
terday afternoon. Doc Watson's pinch
hit that scored two runs and started Tom
Seaton down the toboggan marked the
turning point OF the first game. which
Buffalo eventually won by 3 to ?. Ed
Lafitte's steady pitching turned back the
B~rookIynites, score . 10 I. in the second
game. The double victory took the
Buffeds out OF last place in the ieague
standing.
During the proceedings Roxey Roach
gave an exhibition OF ground and lofty
shor,stopping seldom beaten even in the
big leagues. He killed apparent hits hall
a dozen times. turning two double plays
after. ~barehanded. not 10 say barefaced,
acts of robbery. Tom Seaton. followed
by Frank Smith. submitted TO the pitch
ers share of the blame in the opener.
and Smith also got part OF 1t in the Sec
ond. after relieving Joe Ffnneran. The
scores.
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Kuns- PM ndcIphIa, BancrOIt. Euderus,
Pitt sburg. Wagner. Hlts-On Harmon. 5 in
seven innings; of, Councilman, ! IL one
inning. Two base hits-Alexander. Whitted.
Carey Home run-wagner. Left on bnses-
Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburg. 3, Struck out
BY Alexander, : by Harmon, I. First base
on error-Pttsburg BASE on balls-On Har.
mon. .: off Alexander. /; off Councilman. l.
Cmpires-Orth and Quigley, Time hour
and Is minutes,
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Runs Philadelphia Strunk. Laioie .: ST.
Louis. Shotton. Two base hl,s-Strunk, I.app.
Sacrifice hits Austin, Lapp. Kopf, Pratt.
James. Double plsys-Kopf. Laioie and Nc.
Inns: Bush, KOpf and Mclnnis, Stolen base
-Strunk. Wild pitch-Bush First base on
halls-On Bush. .; off James. ., Struck out
BY Bush, !; by James, 3. Umpires-Evans
and Chill, Time hour and 55 minutes
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SHELTERS STILL ON RAMPAGE.
Rochester Be"tcp 4" Both G"me'
n Double Header.

Jersey city continued its winning
streak yesterday. annexing both ends Of
the double header with Rochester at
West Side Park. The opening score was
I TO 2 and the second 3 to =. Nerbout,
Sherman and Ring were the twirlers for
Jersey City and Palmero and Erickson
for Rochester. The scores:
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FEWER HITS COUNT FOR MORE
white SOx, with seven. Score Over
Senators. Who &c EiRht.

CHICAGO. july 9.-The White Sox de-
feated Washington handily, score : to 1.
to-day. Scott yielded eight hits. while
the Sox got only seven. The Sox hurler
was strong in plnches. keeping the Sena-
torlal hits we'll scattered. The score:
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ST.. LOUIS, July 9.--President Hedges
of the Browns announced this afternoon
that he had released Ernie Walker, out
fielder, TO the Rochester club OF the
International League.
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~OTdTE ~ Y Y IT 7
-oattcd for High IN the seventh inning.
fBatted Tor Fisher IN the eighth inning
tBatted for Cottrcli IN the ninth inning
New York ......... o 0 o q . "a
Cleveland. ........,.... o | 0 Il
Runs-Cieveland SOuthworth .. Graney,
O'Neill. New York. Cook. Peckinpaugh, Mai.
sci. Two base hits Kirke, smith o Neil.
Msisel, Three base hits-Souihworth. Graney,
Peckinpaugh. Home run-O'Neill. Sacrifice
it'll stolen basrs-Maisel Cree Double
plays-Malsel and Pipp; Cook and Nuna,
maker First b8se on balls-Oh Mitchell. ,:
on Fisher. !. Struck out Mitchell. ::
by Fisher, >, Tmp,res-N alin and Dineen.
Tim hour and 30 minutes,
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Memphis. Q; Birmingham. 4
Nashville, 3; New Orleans, o,
Mobile, 10, Little Rock, =
Atlanta, 4 Chattanooga, g..
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Final arraugomr a. a..
metropolitan champlorsnIps p,
at Schenectady uoNt S|l'I.il'. -
will Ice made Monday a. \
quarters here, q meeting 81 .'
pionShip committee having boo
for that purpose Nostcrdt} n ''
man, Fred Delaney.
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FIRST GAME.

'Batted for Leach in tine sixth inning.
fBat,ed for Dale IN the sixth innins.
Cincinnati ............ D o o o q 3 o q o.
New York ........... > o 0 / o . -
RunsLCincinnati. Herzog. Olson. Rodgers:
New York. Burns, Robertson. boyle. Fletcher
:. First base on error-New York. Left on
baes-Cincinnati. 9. New York, {. First base
on balls-Oh Dale. !. struck out-By Dale.
3; by Stroud. T. Three base hit-Wingo,
Two base hits-Rodgcrs. Lear, Burns. Sac
rihce hit--Doyle. Sacrifice fy-Lober'. Stolen
bases-Groh. Doyle. Double ~mays-Groh.
Herzog and Mollwitz: Snodgrass and Fletcher
Hits-On Dale. : In Ave innings: of Lear. =
In three innings Umpire in chief-Rigler.
Field ump!re-Hart Time hour and %
minutes.
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1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
fBatted for Sherman IN the eighth inning
Rochester. ........... q o o : o q o . o.
Jersey City... - o o Q o o o 33
Run.-Roches,er. smith. Priest Jersey City.
Barney. Barry. Blake. Sacrifice hits Beatty,
.. stolen bases barney, = Left on bases
Rochester. o; Jersey City, s First base on
balls o sherman. I; of Erickson. l. struck
out-Ry sherman. :: by Erickson. 10 Hits-Of
sherman 5 in cigh, innings. tmpires Car
pen,er and Cleary. Time-i hour and -
minutes.
Al Providence.
Buffalo II. I.)....o OoooO0to-& "
Providence IL. L. o o30cooy- ~ ?
Ratterles-Reebe Tyson and La l.onge.
Cooper. Oeschger and HALEY.
At Richmond.
n II. L
Toronto II r.,... Oo3io02s:-it II .
lR!chmond Il. L.. 10000 O. . :
Bstteries-McTlgue and Kelly; O'Brien
and Schaufele and Msisel.
~ Harrisburg.
Montreal Il Lp... oOoO3on3-- IL 3
Hsrrisburg II. L.. 0lOlo- II l
Batteries-Miller and How!ey.
and Snow.
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BROWNS CAN'T UPR0OT BUSH.
Only Three scratch hits on Him,
So Athletics Triumph, = to 1.

ST. LOUIS. July 9.-The Athletics de-
feated the Browns here to-day, score
3 to !. Bush allowed only three scratch
singles. while James was hit hard at
critical moments. The score:
nAlI OF AIIs
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AT KANSAS CITY


r. II. i.
EIutra o o o o % ?
Albany. ...... > 1000 o 0 o "A u 3
Batteries Elmifa, Nicholson and Bemis.
Albany, Burke, Gerncr and CIougher.
AT UTICA.
". II. Il.
Wukesharrr.. O o. II .
Cti,n ....... o . l o o Ga >
Batteries-Wilkesharre, PIIips and
Rri.g.r, Utica. Buck, Taylor and Me
Donoush.
AT TROY.
II. T.
Rlnrhamton OO2 o % : q
Troy ........ 0 0 o o o . o 90 4 9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rapp and Peter
son; Troy, Parsons and Fitzgerald.
AT SYRACUSE,
n. II. r.
scranton. O 900 . II II |
syracuse. &C.. o 0 q 3 % |
Batteries-Scranton. Duchesnll, Winters
and Miller, syracuse, Friel and Tyler.
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BRACE OF CASTOFFS
PESTER BROOKFEDS
WatsOn's Pinch Hit. Lafitte's
Pitching Guide Buffalo to
TwOfOld Conquest.
VICTORS DESERT CELLAR


Ruwalo. s.. Brooklyn. 2 tnrst Gamel.
Buffalo. Q. Brooklyn. second game
P%ittsburg. 4: 81. Louis. 2 mrs game
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Jersey CITY. I; Rochester. : thrst game)
Jersey city. 3; Rochester. second
eame).
Montreal. 6 Harrisburg. T..
Providence, u. Buffalo. I.
Toronto. -. Richmond. T.
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tBa,,ch Tor Covcleslsic In the seventh inning
IRAN for Cnrrigan in the ninth ming.
fBatted Tor Gregg IN the ninth inning.
Boston, .,,.,,..,..,., o o o o . o = 4
Detroit ..,.,....,.,, 4 3 7 o ks
Runs Boston, Speaker. Hobiitzell. Lewis.
Gardner. Detroit, Wit, .; Kavanagl, 3;
Cobb, 8: Crawford, =: Veach, Burns. Bush
Baker, Coyeleskic Two base hits-Vcach,
Jacobson. Barry. Three base hit -Kavanagb
Struck out BY COycleskie. ?; by Gregg, {.
Bases on balls-On Ruth, :; Of Mays. /: on
Gregg, 9, Sacrifice hiis-Cobb, Coveleskie,
stolen bases Wit, Cobb, .; Vrach. .: Burns.
2; Bush. EMPIRES OLoughlin and Hide.
brand, Tine = hours.
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south Atlantic League.

Augusta, :; savannah. T.
Charleston, 10; Columbia, ..
Columbus, :, Jacksonville. o tfirst gamel
Jacksonville. 2. Columbus, l ~,second
geme).
Albany, r Macon, o.
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standing Of the Club,


Buffalo Ia Harrisburg.
Toronto In Jersey CITY.
Montreal In Richmond
Rochester In Providence 1.-TWO gamesI.
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Raleigh, ); Greensboro. . III innings).
charlotte. 6; Asheyille, 4 Wrst game).
Charlotte, 3; Ashevilie, . tsecond game),
Durham, 5; Winston salem. ,nrst
game,
Durham, II; Winston.salem. 4 ,sccond
gamel.
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Louden. :: Ensle, Roach. LATTE Brooklyn.
Cooper. First base on errors-Bunalo. 9:
Brooklyn, l.. Left on bases-Bufalo. ::
brooklyn, $. Bases on bail. on Lahitte, q;
off Finneran. .: of Frank Smith, l. Struck
out-By LATTE. = by Frank Smith. = Hits
OF Finneran. : in i've innings ,none out in
the sixth inning: of Frank Smith, in
four rnnniss Home un-Mcponald. Two
base hits Roach. Chase. Laftte. stolen
Sase.-Rradley. Cooper. Louden. ,. Double
play Roach. I.ouden and Chase Umpire
In chief-McCormick Field unpire-Shan
non. Time hour and 81 minutes.
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Chaee, MCDONALD. EnaIe,
Roach. .: Dalton, schulz Watson: Brooklyn.
Bradley, Simon. First bae on errofs-Buf.
falo. /: Brooklyn. I. Left on bases-Bufialo,
u: BROOKLYN. :. Bases ON balloon Schulz.
3: of Seaton. :: of Frank smith /. struck
out-By Sea,on. 4: by schulz. 2: by Frank
smith. .. nv Bedieni. .. Hrs-Of Seaton. IA
IN seven and twothirds inninSs. off Frank
smith. : In one and onethird innings Two
base hit -McDonald. sacrifice fies-Simon.
Meyer. Sacrifice ht-Seaton. Stolen bases-
Engle. Loudcn Double plays-Fred Smith.
Masee and Halt; Roach and Chase. Umpire
IN chief-McCormick Field umpire-Shan
non. Time hours and 10 minutes.
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SECOND GAME

RunsLCincinnati. wingo. Killifer. Groh
New York. Burns. Robertson. Iobsrt. Snod-
grass. First base on error-Cincinnati Left
on bases-Cincinnati. 3; New York. \ FRS,
base on balls-Oh schneider. &. of Perritt, .
Struck out-By Schneider. 6 by Perriu
Three base hit-WingO. Sacrifice hits
Schneider. Grant. Stolen bases-winSo. %
son Passed BALLROOM Umpire in chief
Rigler. Field umpire-Hart. TIME hour
and % minutes.
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Runs-Bos,on, Maree, .; Esan. Marsnvillc:
81. Louis. Butler, .. Long, stolen bases
Gowdy. Sacrifice hits Egan. Hugsins
Double plays-Maranvllle E,ers and Exam:
Ragan. Gowdy. smith and Eyrrs Left on
bases Boston. .: ST. Louis. =. FIrs, base
on errors BOSTON, =. Bases On balls-On
Rag an, 8: off Doak, 4; OFF Griner, . Struck
out Nv Rag an, 4. by Doak,. 2: hy Griuer. :.
umplres-B Byron and Eason. Time: hours.
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Dallas, s, Shreveport, /,
waco. 5, Fort Worth, r
Houston, :; San Antoniu. /.
beaumont, 6; Galveston, I
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Springfield, IS; pawtuckei. .
New Bedford IA; Taunton, o
Ncw Haven. :, Hartford, > ,hrst game,
Hartford, .. New Haven, o tsccond
gsmc>.
Fali river. & Prockton, q 'nrst game).
IalP River. ]. Brockton. 0 tsecond gameJ.
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Runs Chicago. Good. Fisher. SAFER. Will.
Jams 9, Phelan. Archer: Brooklyn. Myers
2 oMara ., Daubcrt, Getz 2. McCarty.
bases-Chicago, &; Brooklyn. lc. Home runs
Williams .. Three base hii-Saier. Two
base on balls-On Pier,~. &; of Pfefer. !
struck out-By Pierce. =; by Stsndridge. 81:
by Rucker. .. Sacrifice hit-Dauh~rt. Sac
rifcc hy-Myers. stolen b~ases-F1sher
schultz, Zimmerman, SAFER, Archer, Double
plays McCarty. O'Mara, Dauber1 and Cut
ball-Archer. Wild pit ches-P1er ., Hits
on Pfener. : in three innings ,none out IN
the fourth. of Ruckcr. & in seven innings,
off Pierce. 9sin hvs and two.thirds innings;
off Standridge, 8 IN three and two.thIrds in
nlngs Umpire IN chlef-Klem Field UNI
pire-Emslie. Time hours and 10 minutes
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New England League

San Francisco, &: Oakland. .,
Venice, 3; salt Lake, l.
Portland. 3, Loo Angeles, .,