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MlOUGHllN WINS FROM
MATHEY IN TENNIS MATCH
Former Champion Plays Out OF Form,
but Rosc Superior to Opponent
In EmerEcncics.

FOREST HILLS. September L.
Maurice Z. Mclaughlin. of San Fran
cisco. defeated Dan Mathcy, Of Gran
ford. y. j.. G-l. CO Sc
Mathey offered little opposition 10
McLouchlin during the first two sets.
although the former champion was
far from the top OF his game Nc
Lourhlin played almost entirely in
deep court. and was uncertain OF his
strokes. Nnthcy tried for everything
and kept tho Californian on the run.
carrying several o! the games to deuce
McLouGhlln, however. rose superior 10
the Princeton player in emergencies.
The third set saw Mathey thoroughly
at ease against the intcrnationalist
Fighting for every point. and using
excellent Judgment In service and
placement. he went into the lead OF
% before Mclaughlin steadied and
cVcned the score with run of three
straight games. With the score tied
Mclaughlin brought his experience and
judgment into play and Outmanuvered
Ma'hey In the closing games OF the set.
although the younger player fought
desperately for every point and took
advantage OF McLoughlin's streaks OF
witness, which lost him many points
through Melted and ou,ed balls.
Another bitterly fought match v,a
between George VI. Church. Of Prince
ton. intercollegiate champion, and w.
NJ. Washburn, OF New York. which vas
won by the latter "a, all. Ga o.
oihcr winners were: T. r. Pell New
York; Ward Dawson, Los Angeles:
Clarence j. Griffin, San Francisco: d
ston, OF san Francisco, and Karl Behr
New York.
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J. FRANKLIN BAKER.

PHILA DELPHTA September 1.-The
sale of j. Franklin Baker, former third
baseman of the Athletics. and Horne
Run King of the American League, will
he announced tomorrow unless Con
ME Mack refuses to go through with
the deal discussed here to-day. Ban
Johnson. president Of the American
League; President Lannin. of Boston,
Nicc-IreSidcnt Huston, OF the New
York Americans: and President +. &
Shihe, Of the Athletics, were in con-
ference all afternoon and tho trans
fer is expected TO be made Tomorrow
The sale was outright and the price
is believed to be $1,000.
The sale of Baker is part of the plan
devised by American League marnatcs
TO strengthen tile Yankees and boost
the game in New York where interest
in baseball has taken a big fall owing
TO the poor showing OF the Giants and
the tumbling fortunes OF the Yankees
More than one American League club
will contribute to the upbuildinE of tn.
Yankees. but Baker is the only player
known to have been settled upon for
transfer so far.
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TIGERS TRIM TARHEELS

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. September u
While Pool held his game we'll within
finger. Applegate. was given an "rei
merciful trouncing to-day. Fifteen hits
ny the Tigers dropped safe in eight
frames and drove the pitcher to right
ing session. The Tigers raced from cor
nor to corner in great style. and pulled
OF base running stunts the equal Of
which have not been seen on tho local
lot this year Three times during tho
clash runner raced home from the far
they hit the ball like Gcnds and scored
~ VIII. From fielding standpoint tho
Tigers frequently cut down hits and
n!pped in the bud possible rallies that
might have made trouble The loss to-
day by the Tarhecls pulls this club far
ihcr from the top rung. and Portsmouth
row c!ai ms full game lead In the
rapidly closing race
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pills SUFFER REVERSE
At HANDS OF NEW YORK
Giants Cut Down I.ead or League
Leaders by Beating
Them.
BRAVES BLANKED BY TONEY
Reds Come Back Strong Against
BostOn-Piratcs Split Double Bill
With CardinaIs-Only Three
Games Scheduled.

NEW YORK, September New York
took the first game of a iivcgame Sc
rles froh Philadelphia to-day, 6 to D.
thereby cutting down the latter'S lead
in the pcnnant race
Tho Giants won the game with
four-run rally i'm the eighth inning.
when they knocked McQuillcn out OF
the box. Mcrklc was rurposcly passed
but Fletcher drove in the winning run
with I: sacrifice fly.
The work OF Thorpe, the famous In
dian athlete, returned by Harrisburg
featured. lie entered the game in the
third inning. and hit n double and
two singles. scored two runs. and stole
II base. Tho score:
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GARDINER PITCHES TWO
GAMES FOR SH|PBU|LDERS
IrOn-Nian Candidate Loses First, but
Wins the Second
Contest.
DRUBBING FOR THE TARHEELs
Suffolk Hits Applcgatc Hard. and
Dolly Gray Twirls Last Inning.
Norfolk Takes Spite Out and
Beats Orphans Again.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September /.
After losing the first game on account
OF errors, GARDINER came back in the
second game of the double-header this
afternoon between the Shipbuilders and
Pirates. and an even break resulted. The
tho locals the second. To > With the
bases full in the ninth and none out.
GARDINER pulled out of the hole In the
second game with only one run being
scored. Fielding of Smith. Walker and
Damrau were features of both games.
In tho first game a one hand stab catch
by Damrau. with second and third oc-
cupicd. saved his team from a tie score
or pOSSibic defeat
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Richmond people can now come out
to Broad street Park and sec q game
Of ball instead of a highway robbery.
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Ihat ninth inning yesterday was a
horror. rive errors and six runs
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RED SOX KEEP LEAD

PHILADELPHIA. September 1.-Fos-
ter was in good form AMI was given
perfect support o-day and Boston de-
feated Philadelphia. Is to q. The visi-
tors made their runs by punching hits
with passes by Wyckoff and by bunt-
ing on NaborS. who went to tho rtbbe,
in tho fourth inning. Jack Barry
played his first game here against his
former teammates and was presented
with 4 silver service by the fans
President Fan Johnson. OF the Amcri-
can League: President Lannin. of Eos-
ton. and Nlcc-PrcSident Huston, of tho
New York Americans, were among the
spectators. The score:
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Fire ut Montreal Race Track.

MONTREAL. September with an
autumn meeting of the Bluebonnetts
Jockey Club scheduled to open TO-
morrow. the 100000 grand stand to-
day is a heap of twisted steel Orders
and smoking cinders. The fire. which
is believed TO have been Of incendiary
origin, started during the night. By
dayhreak the grand stand had been
destroyed, The loss Will not. however.
interfere with the opening of the meet
ing, II was announced.
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Bankston made n remarkable throw
to third base in the first game ycster-
day from right field, and caught IreIan
by n stride.
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Rotarians will run things ut Broa,
will be some big doings.
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This may be consistency. but
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In one breath Smith and Dunn "1o-
nouncc' the story. and in the next the
former is quoted rs saying I'VE wish
II was true"
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Angels Arraron had his batting
clothes on. Five hits in ten attempts
was his. record during the day. Mullen
oy getting four SafctieS in the second
game tied the mark
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philntlclni,iu.
Total.a, Sc,h Q TotalscS > 10

ScNFe Oy Innings: T.
Boston aforementioned o o o q i-i
fhiIadelphia .........-.o q 90
summary: Runs-l!ooper. Jnrvrin. Speaker.
llohlitzcl. Lewis. Gardner. Stolen haze
HoblitZcl. Earned runs-Bcston. 3 Sacrifice
hits-Jarvrin. Sneaker Barry. Majors pou-
bile piays-kopf and McInn!s; Mclnris and
lhpp. Left on bascs-BostOn. - Philadel-
phia, A. First base crrors-Boston .
Bases on bai!s--on Foster. =; off wyckon
.: OF Majors :. Hits-ott Wyckon . I'm
innings tnonc out in fourth; of Nabors
In G innings. Struck out-by Foster. l. by
Majors, !. Wild pitch-Nabors. Ur,pires
Dinccn and Nallin. Time i:3J
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INDIANS MOVE UP ONE

= ST. LOUIS, September 1.-Clcvcland
took sixth place from st. Louis by
winning to-day's game. to 2. Carter
recruit pitcher for Cleveland. was
strong in the pinchcs and held st.
Louis scorclcss until the eighth when
smith dropped L.avan's easy fly and
let in the first run. Koch was forced
to retire after yielding five runs in
four innings. The score:
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Barrow. evidently impressed with tho
diSapDroval of the local fans. exercised
the recall yesterday, and both Freeman
and Harrison left the park after The
doublc-hcader with their grips
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NicknIIs COOS EngIIsh CommissInn

NEW YORK, September l.-Vivian
Nickalls. who resigned as rowing coach
of the University OF Pennsylvania to
return and fight for England. has. ac-
cordinS to adviccs. received from Lon
don n probationary appointment IA
second lieutenant In the Royal Field
Artillery. Nickalls returned to Eng
land Immediately after the close of the
college rowing season last spring,
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Ed. Sweeney had his eye on the ball
Yesterday, getting single. triple and
Sacrlhce ny in the second game 1t
has been n long time since Rig Ed ba {
done we'll
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MONTREAL.

Summary: TwO-bnSc hitS-trrn-
Eon, Mullin. Thrcc-bnsc hIt-Swcc-
nry. Sacrifice hft-ThOmpSon. Snc-
rihcc ny-Swccncy. Stolen bnscs-
Nash. ArruEOn, Bates, Thompson.
Double plny-ArrnEon to Mulltn.
BnscS on hnlls-Oif Russell, *; of
Cndorc. .. BnII<-Rnsscil. Struck
out-by Russell, s; by Galore, ..
Wild DltchcS-Cndorc, Russell. Left
on hnScs-ItichmOnd, q; Montreal, q.
Time, 40. Umpire, Freeman and
Harrison.
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TONEY MASTERS BRAVES

BOSTON. September l.-Toncy had the
Graves Mt a loss TO hit his delivery
to-day, and Cincinnati won TO 0.
The visitors hit Raglan cousccutivelv
IN the fourth inning for three runs
Snodgrass. who made the only hit off
Ioney. was removed from the game AT
ter throwing his bat In The air in
protest against a strikc-out decision
by Umpire Byron. The score:
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SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER

uA;RRIsBuRG. PA. September l.
cleanup to-day. HARRISBURG won Tho
iirSt game. 10 4. The Maple Leafs
tool; the second. to o. Enzmann was
hit frequently. but was tight with men
on bases. and had sensational fieldinc
back OF him. Goodbred won the first
game by clever work in the pinchcs
Manning was hit for trio OF binrlcs
I'm thrc" inIrinEs
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Toronto mt RICHMOND.
Rochester Mt Newark.
Montreal ut Jersey City.
buffalo at Providence.
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New York.

Philadelphia ...........D o : o o O.
New York ..............O -
summary: i:uus-Stock. Bancroft. PaBkcrt
l.uoerus. Whitfield. g. Burns Grant, Ro,icr,-
ION; Fletcher. Thorpe 90. Two-raSe hits
l.uderns 81. Bancroft. Mcrklc, Thorp. Doyle.
T,hr""-sasc nit-!'a~ker,. Stolen bases
thorpe. Whiitcd. Earned runs-Philadcl-
phla, 3: Now York. E. SlcrifiC. rv-Fictcher.
Lett or bases-Hew York /, Philadelphia.
Q; Ffrst base on error hiladciphiL :.
Bases on balls-or stroud. >: on Mcouil.
IAN. !; OF Mayer. !. iIits-or stroud. in
innings: off Ritter, in 5 innings. off Nc
suilan. In 3 innings. OFT Mayer o in
20 Inning. struck out-by Ritccr s: ~
McIu!ian. g. umplres. KLEIN ana En,sile
T!lyc.
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SECOND CANE

portsmouth, ............l 10
Nov port News .........o -
O.. l.aughlin. GARDINER Sacrifice hit.
walker stolen basCs-Smth. Sciglic Two
pas" hlts-Gardinier. Walters. Bases on
ha!ls,on Ciardin. :; OF Gardiner. = Struck
out-hy Gardin. .: by GARDINER = Left
on Hases-Portsmouth 8: Newport = Double
piaE-Carnes to Short to Newton. Hit by
REPRESENTATIVES.. Time $40 Umpire
Lucia ~.
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MONTREAL.

Summary. Thrcc-hnsc hit-Dcv-
lin. Sacrifice hit-Twombley. Sto-
len bnscs-W Bates, NIullin,
Thompson, Smith. ArraE"n. Sncri-
flee ny-Whttcmnn. Double plays
Irclan tn FLYNN: Twombley TO Null
lin. Bases on bnllS-OT Fullerton.
=; Off MciIalc, 4. Dulk-Fuilcrton.
Bnttcrs hit-by Fullerton. Sweeney.
Struck out-by NctInle, =; by Full
Icrton. .. Wild pitchcS-McUalc.
Fullerton. Left ON buScS-lttch-
mond. =: Montreal, s. Time, 2:O5.
tmpircS. Freeman md Harrison.
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AYERS DOWNS CALDWELL
IN TWELVE-|NNING DUEL
Former Colt Wins Notable Victory
From New York by Great
Work.
CLEVELAND MOVES UP A PEG
Defeats Brownies and Jumps Into
Sixth Place-Dctroit Takes Err
ratio Game From White SoX and
Boston Beats Athletics.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-Gan-
dis sacrifice. Shanks's single. passed
ball by Nunamaker and Acosta's sacri-
flee fly gave Washington 2-to-l vic
tory over New York in the twelfth
inning of n hard-foucht game here to-
day. Ayers and Caldwell! had Il bril-
liant pitching duel. the former hav-
ing the advantage. The score:
WoSb
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SECOND GAME.


score by iniinss u
St Louis ................O o. o o O o O %
PITTSBURGH ...........:.0 0 -
summary; Rnns.Ii!nchman Wagner ~.
NinX 70, BAIRD. Harmon. Two base hit
wilson. McAulcy. Hinchman (2), Baird
Harmon. Home run-Viox. Sacrifice hit
Gibson. Stolen bnsc-Carey Double play
Mcnuicy. Viox and Wagner. Earned runs
,fiusburgh, o. Left bnses-St. Louis
3 Pittsburgh. g. First base on error--St
Louis l. Base on balls-off Niehaus. /. Hits
In % innings. Struck out-by Niehaus s;
10y Harmon. s; Wild pitch-Perdue. I'm
plrss orih and Rigler Time. l:4s.
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CONTINUED on Ninth. Page.)
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FIRST GAME
Totals IS 10 oi;o . Totals
-. - o.. .f.r.rnInn L.. Il.

Score bT innings: r.
Toronto .................O n ! q o n -
HARRISBURG .............3 q q -
Summary: Rnns-Wiilams Gilbert, era
nam, Bhl Mcnsor, Move Toolcy. Kraft tol
MIticr EcynclGS. Two. base hits-will!arns
Rafh. kocher Gilbert. Three base hits
Eoehcr kr,f; Sacrifice hits-T"olcy Tamru
Goodb'"d. Double plays Trout 30 Ban to
.r"hnfn Bal! tun"ss:stcdD. Struck out-hy
Manning. g: Ny Goodhrcd 8 Bases on hail.
or Manning. !: oil Goodhrcd, l. stolen
paS"s-Nlcisor. Tocicy. Williams. Zimmor-
man. Passed hGli-Rcyrolds Wiid nitch
Manning Time. 1875 Ump!-es Carpenter
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GRAYS STILL WINNING

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. September L.
Errors by the Rochester iniicld allowed
the Grays to win to-day's game by
Cooper TO the showers in the fourth in
ming. when they scored all their runs
l,crnock. who relieved him. was irwin
chile with mon ON the sacks. palncro
twirled :; good game for the Iustiers
Score:
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BOTH OF THEM WON

PITTSBURGH. September Pitts
nurGh and 81. Louis split even in tho
shut-out. st. Louis won the FIRST 4
10 @, and the locals the second to o
Sa!lecS pitching was effective in tho
hrSt game, while Harmon was invincI
bic in the next. Perduc was kuorl;od
out OF the box in the second inning OF
the second game The scores:
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Nrore by innings: r.
SUFFOLK ..............-...i u o c-S
Rocky Mount ..........i 0 o o o.
sun mary: Runs-lrmschcr 90. Stuart Hur-
lev, Gonlhv. Alien. Henry C:). Bittlc Left
on hascs-SuTolk. .: Rocky Mount. ? Stolen
hascs-Irmschcr tc). Allen 81. Poh Hur-
lev ~ Goalbv. edwards, Ulrich Sacrifice
h!ts-liudc!ns. Stewart. Cioosetrce Two base
hlts-lrms''h"r. Hurley. Henry. IIudrIns
stewart, Goo7ertee. Two base hits-lrmschcr
hnrley. Henry 90. Pool. Double plavs.
,ioalhy. fnh and Henry: GoaIby Poh and
Schumakcr Eits-oh Apnlcgate. Is in in
Continued on Ninth, PageD
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Totals 81 = x Totalscs II a
Rated for Whaling m eighth
Hated for Raglan In eighth

,tfoNItc ny innings: y.
!"oSton ...........-...-..0 0 %
summary: Runs-Groh. lier.oC, ,irif:i'h.
WilildmH. Twp-hasc hit-Mollwitz. Three.
base hi,-WiIianlS stolen bns.-,vir-o
SaGrihce hii.iierzog Double plays-W!nso
ana Hroh schmidt and MaranNille ,ec
on hascs-clncinna; . BOSTON Firs,
base on crror-ifoS,on. :. Bases on balls
." Ioncy OF Tyler. :. Hits-ou Eagan.
IN innings; OFF Tyler. in inning
Struck QUIT Toncy. 6. by Raglan, ;; 6v
lEIer. :. Empires. Byron and Eason Time
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Totals. 80 70 - ~ . Totals 80 p ,s 2
ScorA by Innings r.
ST. Louis ................0 -
summary: Runs-Chapman CO.., C;ranev
Smith. Turner. O'Neill shorten Iiownr,i
Two base hits-Cartcr, Smith Shorten
Three base Eits-Shottcn. Howard Home
run-Smith. stolen bascs-Chapman ~,
Roth Graney. Turner. Earned runs -CIcIe.
Continued on Ninth Parel
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The new store Mt Masonic Temple Is
now open. and is ready ror your in
SDection.
FOURQUREAN, TEMPLE & co.
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Totais;;.,a: ;:'is Tc;ais....sl 81 - 5

score ny innings: X.
Rochester ..............0 o q 0 q o.
summary: Runs-Shortcn ,c>. Ous!ow. Pow
ell. Gin! Clemens. iie2. Zimmerman Stew
cnSon, Hi's-On Cooper. IN "a innings
stolen has"s-Pi"2. shorten. Two base hits
shorten, Beatty. Sacrifice hit-Pcnnock.
Double piay~-iNI hriquc to Shcau to Onslow;
shorten 70 prslow. struck out-by Palr,cro
); by P"nrock, =. Bases on halls-of t'onper
: OFF faimer", 3. wild pitchcs-bv Pal,
m@r" ~ 10y p!tvher-by Cooper.
Itl"m"ns): 10y PIlmcr". : ,'rutwilcr, Time
~. LmnLrcs. lInrt and LIZ nlIhnn
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81. Louis. piitshursb


Score Ivy innings: -
81 Louis ...............O : ? o o o o o.
Pittsburgh ..............O o 0 %
summary: Runs-liuggins Butler. Bcschcr
Wilson. Two base hits-Butler Hlnchunn
Three base hit-Bescher. Sacrifice hl,-WiI-
son. Sacrihce hy-Long. Stolen basc-But-
Ter. Double play-Huggins and Miller
Earned runs-St Louis. 1. Loft on bases
-: Louis. .: pittsburgh g. First base on
crror-St Louis, :. Bases on balls-oY S,Ilcc
i; OF HI iii, i Eits-on Adams in ) in.
0 IN inning. Struck out-by SalIce W.,
Hiii. l. Empires. Rigie and Ortiz Tome,
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Derby Day Bill Clymer and the Ma
street Park for the rest of the week
The Leafs always fall before the blasts
Of the Climbers, but some pretty bali
should he played.
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Two histories in three days for Rus
sell. He certainly is the best twirier
on this circuit. And only seven hits in
the two games against him.
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Momentum Flynn whitfield air on three
occasions yesterday with Russell in the
box Al turned the trick on Flynn
twice on Monday.
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Mcssrs Fourqurean, Temple & Co.
are now in their new store-Masonic
Temple Building, Broad Street at
Adams
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IKSI CAME.

SCol' nv innings: r.
Portsr outh ...........2 o n q o.
Newport News .........O O.,
summary: Runs-Winston. Damrau ~.
Naihci. Sacrifice hits-Cueto. Newton.
stolen bases-Damrau. Smith Three base
hit-Wnlker. wo- base hits-Waltcrs. Carncs
SaSes ON halls-on Mood. !: off Gardiner.
!. Struck out-by " ood. .. by GARDINER =
Left on bases-Por;sInouth. !; Newport News
=. Time. !:3S. Umpire. Lucia
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark mt Buffalo.
baltimore ut Br0Oklyn.
st. Louis mt PittsburCh
Chicago mt Kansas Gle
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Totals. 40 4.35 10 o Totals. as :.

Winning run SCOrcI.
Score bv innings: r.
New York 80 o.,
Washington 20 | o o 10
Summary: Runs-Caldwell, Shanks. Nc
Bride. Two-hase hlt-Caldw.li. Thrae-h base
hit-High. Stolen base-Milan. Earned
New York. ]: Washington .. Sacrincc hit
-Gandil Sacrifice ny-Acosta. Double play
-Hartzeil. Boonc to Pipp. Left bases.
New York. = Washington. ;. Bases or balls
off Caldwell. q; off Ayers. l. Struck out
by Caldwell {: by Ayers G. Passed ball
NunamaRcr. Cmprcs. lildchrand and
o I.omChlln. Tine o.nL
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SECOND GAME.
Totnls...aa la rn,ala =. .- :.

Scor" by innings:
Toronto .................i 0 90 q q q q;
Harrisburg ..........N q q q n n
summary, Runs-kath Gilbert Struck out
ny D'"k 9 iy hnZmnn $. BASES on S,lis
Hn Look - on En2mhu. . Hit bv rItrbnr
by En2mau Ctochcrb stolen RAJ,
Lo"iHy Sacrifice ny--Gilbort. Tim. ia,
lmpiT"s. Carpenter and CI.nr, f' ''-''
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Charlotte, 3; AshevilIe, q
RnlctEh, 1; Greensboro q
Durham, .; Winston Snlem. 4 (Rrst
Winston Salem. =; Durham, I (sec-
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. L. Pct. w T w.,
Ashe'lc 30 rs .6o5 Durham % - ZOO
nhnrte 20 :: .5i2 W.-SnI'm 20 ~ .fI7
NnlciSh 20 ~ $40 Greene rs rs .3DI
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Greensboro mt Durham.
Winston-Snlcm mt Charlotte.
Ashevlllc mt Raleigh.
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BlS0NS WIN AND LOSE

JERSEY CITY. y. T., September l.
ny graphing the. opening half or to-
days douhlehcader Pat Donoran,s
CONTINUED on Ninth Pagc1
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
baltimore. =; Brooklyn, 4.
81. Louis, :; Pittsburgh, ..
buhnlo, ;; Newark, g.
toniF three gnmcs schedulcd.)
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too
The ninth had n dubious look. AL
media got, off with n single to center
Arraron booted one on Smith. and How
ley followed with an inficld nit. With
the sacks loaded Russell famed Galore
and Nash. and lrelan lifted MP high
flies 10 tho Ontiield. The scores: