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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
TRAIN LOAD or MONTENEGRINS
DETAINED VI PORTLAND

Portland, ore. july IA train
bearing q party OF l41 alleged Monte
negriu recruits, bound from Globe,
Aria, % Vancouver. o.. c.. stopped
hero today and tho agent in charge.
\. y. Gurasevich. was taken 90 the
office of United States Attorney Clar-
c1cc l. Hcamcs. Representative OF
the attorneys office stated, however.
that the mon were not under arrest.
Many men were OF the great stature
characteristic of the M"outcnegrin
miner in this country. They came
from the mining districts of Globe
and Miami. Ariz, whore they Wer,
recruited amid feryid orations at mass
meetings and left Globe Monday
night. a.. M]artinoylch and SayO
GjourashSoyltch. said to have been iu
charge of their recruiting. are under
arrest at Hisbce, Ariz.
After having been delayed three
hours the party was allowed 10 pro-
weed al 1885 q. M.
AZ the same time Jovo MacanoyiCh
and r. NJ. Luburich. alleged Monte
negtiu recruiting agents. who werc
arrested here yesterday on the charge
ul cuuspirIug to violate the neutrality
of the United States, were released ON
bond, oI 10000 each. They did not.
however. accompaug tbo party going
tu Canada.
The party from Arizona. 10 was UNI
dcr.Juud. was allowed DO proceed ON
account Of hack OF Instructions from
WASHINGTON. II was believed. how
ever. chat action tu establish their
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PRESIDENT NOW
CcOnunuel from rage one)

apparent. It ls believed. however.
that Ambassador Gerard will be in
]structed withfr n day or two 20 make
clear iE advance OF the receipt OF the
formal aud find copy of the German
note that he b. unable 20 make any
comment.
Although from press dispatches and
other sources, % appeared hat the
German proposals were u1satisfac-
tory. the situation was not regarded
iu well informed quarters as hopeless,
much encouragement being drawn
from the TACT that a tentative draft oi
The note was submitted 20 the Amer
lean ambassador. This. 90 was be-
levod, Indicated that II the prolim-
mary draft was not satisfactory there
might be changes made designed 20
meet the American point OF view on
submarine warfare.
II was believed hat President VIII
son would Today direct Secretary
Lansing 90 instruct Ambassador Ger
ard respecting the proposals already
made.
officials here generally declined 10
express ms opinion on the sugsos.
tions made hy Germany boz the tcutl.
tive draft informally submitted 90
Ambassador Gerard 20 WAS ID mn.
| derstood that Germany had request.
ed Ambassador Gerard 90 learn tho
I Views OF this government but merely
had transmitted "a rough memorar-
dun Of the proposals su the United
states could II it chose, make rom-
ment
n ie considered most likely that
the United states viii decline to enter
into 70 DISCUSSION while awaiting Ger
mony's reply. Almost % month nos
! elapsed since the American note was
sent.
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her for any event which may follow
the present way. The idea seems "a
be that Spain should be able to de-
tend her own territory, ana particu-
larry the b%alearic islands and the Ca
nary islands, should spanish posses
sions enter into the calculations ~
the makers Of the final terms OF
peace.
Beside this motive the SpnnNgh
government. prominent spaniards say,
fully realizes that u has been uegli-
gent In military and naval matters
and In view OF the complete unex-
peotedness OF some OF the events
which have characterized the present
conflict. u now finds It the part Of
wisdom 20 be prepared against any
event.
suggestions that the preparations
on the part o. spain may be indica-
tive o. designs against Portugal or
Gibraltar are INDIGNANTLY denied here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
ANGElENO AUTO|sT
IN THE TOLLS OF
LAW HERE
Col. F. T. Allen, on Probation
in California, Runs Foul Of
Regulation Created for His
Particular Case.

Col r.. T. Allen. a wen known resi-
dent OF Los Angeles. where he Is
prominent In the insurance business
waz arraigned before Judge craig In
the city court this morning, charged
with violating the city's automobile
ordinance. Il vas a serious matter
for Colonel Anen, because he Is
known In Los Angeles as an inveter-
ate breaker Of automobile regnla-
tiona. and rests under probation am
posed by court
Colcnel Aliens record IN Los An
relies was known 10 Judge craig. The
last tihae esfonel Allen was arraigned
In the coast city the Judge said
"Colonci Aliep. you keer turning
~ like a Lad penny. This time.
however. I am pot going 90 fine YOU
THANK You. judge; hank you,
said Colonel Allen.
"Don't thank me-" said the judge.
I'm going % give yOu thirty days
The thirty days sentence was sus-
pended aud Colonel Allen was put on
~proJation.
lie was notified to appear before
Judge Craig last night because. Il was
alleged. his car was left standing in
a restricted district and his real light
was out. Fourteen years ago Colonel
Allen was associated with George
gosilngton In business IN California.
md he FASTENED 10 Mr. R%oslington
his morning 10 ask II he couldn't 40
something 10 square" him with the
court. Mr.. RosllnEton informed him
with regret hat he was down on the
police records himself as a speeder.
rs r. Chase. an Occidental repre-
sentative. volunteered 20 DO what he
could and went with Colonei Allen
10 speak a word for him In court.
Colonel Allen told THE court Ne
didn't have any idea 81 breaking q
reputation. Mr.. Chase, he said. was
with him. and told him nothing
about the restricted auto districts.
Judge Craig scored the colonel Sc
vereiy He allowed the Californian
10 20. but he Insisted on mis- taxing
n copy Of tho ordinance and studying
Il. and IN his going about with MI.
Chnse and becoming familiar with
the location OF the restricted districts.
Colonel Allen. who had beer told
that Judge Craig was a bear where
automobiles were concerned. was 20
grateful when he escaped a Sail SEN
tence that he pressed a cigar on the
court. The action was well meant
and his bearing was apologize. but
the Judge took II In ~ part.
You can't Influence the court with
petty gratuities,r said Judge erals
severely. The unhappy colonel eS-
planned hat such a thought was
farthes; from his mind. lie reached
out 10 take the cigar back but the
judge bawled him for that. The
isdge kept the cigar to give 20 a
friend.
After tho hearing II was said that
Il was all a joke on Colonel Allen.
There are no restricted districts IN
this city. The hoax. il Is said. was
rigEed up yesterday. The notice 20
appear in court was put on Colonel
Aliens ear. That's the way they do
Il Ia Los Angeles. where there are n
million automobile regulations and
everybody breaks them. Judge Craig
wss notified that the colonel would
report to him, Colonel Allen, % ~
said, doesn't know he was hoaxed
yet
The colonel came here 90 see
George Roslineton on insurance mat
tiers.
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tIf IA Woo1. Ivan nfunsield. George
a. Kasernan. Dennis McD0nAid
Louis Yield. 4. A. Davis Clark n.
Carr. A. n. strour. Reuben Perry. ".
- walton. John Moore. ~ n. "
nahin. ". a. Ueosne. n Mann
Geo. Afnof. Q. n c1aFk. Jets Neph,
Chas. wright n. Miller. Fr1d FJnner,
Noah flfeld. n ". fyee n. T. Dodson.
y. Nofbcr. Grover Detine. ThoH. fsh-
crwooe. r. Cameron. Kenneth Bald
ridge. David Fafr. ChRA Chadwick.
Ierre Haseard. John eimnis, A. y,
McMilcn. Harry Leontrd. sam stew
taa. Emii tfasn. D. =. smlthers. o.
a. Mataon, X. D. Jamison. ,. n. Toui-
annc. w. g. Reid. ~. y. Kaufman.
Joseph Earneit r.. =. putney. r. w.
Wiley.
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Albuquerque has Just one chance
left to remain In the Rio Grande
Baseball association. The fans In the
northern city dug up a nice bankroil
at the start OF the season but the
money was not well handled With
a payroll OF over $4,000 a month.
when TIE league permitted a limit OF
but $1,000, n carryinR ~ men on
road trips. the reserve funds % the
Dukes soon went An Albuquerque
paper published a report that the uni
forms. hats, etc, cost over $500 50 II
IL evident hat the Quitting came
high. also, The ans can hardly be
blamed Tor Kicking on the lavish use
OF the kale. The treasury Is empty
and u the Duke Cgty Is 90 retain It's
team Il viii have 10 dig down again.
~ the fans fail to put up a new re-
serve fund. the team may be traus-
ferred, as two other cities have been
after the franchise. The Dukes go
90 Phoenix and Tucson from this city
and are not due az home again until
July 90 and there IL "a chance tina
their next home series will be az Bis
Dee.
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tioc said they uud every reason. how
ever. to believe the arrests had frus-
tr1ted 20 plan Geo return thousands of
Monto1esrins 90 their own country.
Although they are not certain how
many M-untenegrIus now 1--we in tho
United states, they say the operations
of The men already arrested Indicate
they hoped Co enlist several thousand
men. The department IS keeping
close watch on reported attempts 10
enlist men In thc United states for
the Italian army, bat 500 far no def
mite evidence has come to llght.
n was explained today hat the
status of MolteHogrin re@seryists an
icrs from those OF Germany and
France.
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YOUNG FORD GOES
THROUGH IN ONE
OF PAS CARS
E. B., Son Of Henry the Great,
Is Much Taken With the
West and the Indians:
Heading for the Coast.

y. y. Ford. son Of Henry Fora
Manufacturer Of Ford uutomob0.s
accompanied By r G.. Whitehead ana
II. J. Caulkins, Jr, passed through
ALBUQUERQUE today. They are en-
route from Detroit 20 California
where they will visit the exposition
Young Ford and his companion,
NJ travelling Ia q Ford car. They
icr Detroit June ~.
This Is their first trip through IN,
west ana they are greatly enjoying
the experience. The Indians and Ia.
dian yiilnges Of this section are prov,
inE OF especial interest and they VII
make u q point to visit several VII
In Nuw Mexico and Arizona
They viii aperd several days "a
Canyon and around Needles.
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THINK SOMEBODY ACTED
INMISILN N WEST

Washington. July American Rcd
Gross officials attribute the arrests Of
MonteneRfIn officials In New York.
Portland. ore. and BifOec. Ariz, 90
Ignorance Of the neutrality laws of
the United states ana over-zcolous-
ness They remember that several of
those arrested have 40 various times
communicated with Red Gross head
quartcre 10 get relief supplies for
their country.
officials Of the department OF JUS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
IN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD STOCKS IS
DISTURBING ELEMENT
tBy E,,alng Herald Loaacd wifoI

New YORK. July sudden and
unexplained weakness in the group
of southern railroads caused general
uusetticmeut iu toda,s catly stock
market. Louisville d Nashville. which
closed az 1ti yesterday, was steadily
offered today ln moderate lots uniil
IL foll 90 i05t Atlantic Coast Line
which controls Louisville a Nash
VILE. fell six points. ana southern
Railway preferred and common lost
AZ and ia respectively. The sell
ing came from various broscrs other
than those formerly identified win
the property one OF the theories nH'
yanecd In connection with IN" acute
weakness of these stocks was inn'
largo blocks were being offered TOT
foreign account
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FRENCH wARsIuP PLAYS
HAVOC WITH TURKISH TOWN

neriih July , tby wireless To- say
viile) The French armorcd cruiser
Jeanne dare. according TO the over
seas News Agency. has again bonn
barded the Turkish town of AleNan-
dretta, on the gaif OF Iskanderun.
The Turkish authorities, tho dispatch
adds, refused To- haul down the Ger
man flag flying over he German
consulate n u was not down by
the French warship.
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I'u ft''l. lu- fnt lc'tvr.
The proper @authurltirs wore nut-
fed Immediately. explained MT.
Co.krcll. .ud Iur that reason moth
iug was mad, public lhuIt hat tont-
uro OF the letter so GOVERNOR 10
i"imcr governor pt TcNss however.
WIS consulted
Mrs. ITuIf was tnIl th.. forenoon
that h'r husband had taken Dis lilc.
My daughter was prepared ipr
aH,thius and nld been .,re calm
said tho l;,. Co. T. S,unHuurh. hor
father
Holt wild Hr buried 40 Ithaca. N.
" MI. S,usauaggh announced. Nu
member of tho family viii attend the
funeral. Doc a.1 but Mrs Holt and
her mother plan to visit Holt's grave
ns oou 1893 tho wife ig able Co travel.
10 was first announced that Holt's
body would U, buried here. bu' the
plans were hanged.
when told of wireless messages re-
porting Oh" inner Philadelphia safe.
Rcy. Sen-lhIHah exclaimed Both
Mrs. Holt aud thank God TOR that.
" ASIIINGTON SEEKING FOR
POSSIBLE NCCONPIICIcS
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Phoenix Gazette.


Mondays games will probably be
the last In the Rio Grande baseball
association. persons close In touch
with the situation stating today that
the death OF the league grows mere
certain hourly.
Only the faiptest chances exist Tor
the league continuing It's schedule.
Everything rests with Prescott. IL the
Mile-High city takes over the Tucson
~fronchise. the other three teams
Phoenix. El Paso and Albuquerque-
viii continue to play. II not. the
league will disband.
Better oull was never before seen
here than that put up by the Rio
Grnndc clubs, but strange 20 say the
fans have not given the games their
support This is also true In Tucson
and Albuquerque, while IN ~ Paso
the attendance has been a little bet
ter. that city being larger than the
other three.
The safe receipts IN Phoenix are
not paying expenses. Appeal after
appeal has been made 90 the fans for
support and ~ such q miracle happens
as the league continuing 20 run on,
ii will be necessary for Tar better
attendance.
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LONDON HEARS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Military and naval commissions
have loft for the United states aud
italy for the purpose ol acquiring
arms aud ammunition. as well as the
machinery for their manufacture.
Theer ~ talk also of the acquisition
.by Spain OF "a number of submarines
nndof large quantities OF mines ior
coast defense purposes.
An thecs activities are being con-
Quoted with the gr%eotest secrecy, the
government having requested the
press To- maintain rigid silence un the
subject 10 is said that the motive
behind these Warlike preparations u
hy no means go cntor the present
European rounic: ON oigucr side hnt
10 Strengthen spain ana 10 prepare
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Joseph g. Kusoubuch returned
homo this mnruIur from New york,
where for the past year ne has been
70 student boz th, Sew YORK Polytcgh-
mic institute. Mr. Eosoubach made
the return tr.p uy boat. Via New or
leans he was managor of the coli
lcgc basketball team and played for
wand ON the rr.hmun team az the
institute last Eclr He also was
elected o. member of the Zctn Beta
Tau fraternity
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Phoenix Republican.

n may % because Il b hot, ond U
may be because the monthly pay roll
viii be- distributed today, but it's %
fact that there has been about enough
folks On the grand stand the first two
games to wad a 90 rifle. one hun
dred and two persons paid 10 see the
first game, and We are honestly
ashamed to give the figures for yes
terday.
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MRS. HOIT ADMITS HAVING
RECEIVED TIM LI1TEI,

Dallas. Ten, July Admission
that Mr- Frank Holt received a let
ter yesterday rom her husband i1-
timatinp that ho had planned 10 blow
up uue or more transatlantic liners
with timed bombs WIS made today by
Mrs. Hollis attorney here, j. a. cock
rell Mrs. llult previously had de-
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SPORT News
ny tho
second riddle.


-Four moro Ships. and this column
follows the Rio Gsande association In.
to the discard. The arst two SHIPS
were written by the secretary OF the
Rio Graade league. who happens also
60 be writing FOR the vi Paso Herald.
He seems 10 have set out To make
ready for a howl al the Duke City az
betrnycr ana slayer Of the league. The
last two Ships are from Phoenix pa
pers. They emasculate. not 60 say.
gut. the case Of the ri Paso paper's
literary bookkcepcr.
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PRESIDENT DIVIDES DAY
HI~rMIEN COLE AND EESfNISs

Cornish. a.. -. july "A golf
match. consideration of official bus-
In'ss transmitted from Washington
and am automobile drive were on
President wilson's program today.
The golf match was played early In
The day on O. private coureo near Har-
lakondaq house.
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81 Louis, Mo-. july I-FicIdoT
Jones today reconsldered his rcsigna-
as OF the 81. LOUIS
FcdernIs and will leave WIKI the team
FOR Pittsburgh late today
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NOTE FROM
CConunucd from Page one.l

railroad station the night that Muen-
Ter disappeared, WINS equally positive
that the dead man was tho former
Harvard instructor.
A. r. Brown, who had known
Nu,ntar after hooking the body over.
was agreed with Smith ana miller In
their identification.
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MORG ". RECOGNIZING, TAKES
JP BI SINESS TOD ~

Ngw York. july 81. r. Morgan.
couyalosoing at biz home 10 Glen
cove from ,hc effects uf Hollis attack.
was DO communication for sometime
with his offices "a his city today.
~trhuslctiug business over the tolr-
phone. ne said he felt much better
and word from the physicians in at
tcud1np, at his home was that his
condition continued TO Improve.
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WILL PUT
EMBARGO ON ALL
MAIN METALS

have been taken BY the British au-
thorltles 70 prevent the further eN-
|portation from Great Britain Of lead
tpeiter. anthony, nickel OF any other
metal necessary IN the manufacture
Of munitions OF war.
Announcement 90 this effect was
made by Munitions Minister Lloyd
George Ia the house Of commons tai
afternoon
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MN MEXICO CONTRIBUTES
10 MONTENEGRO EXODUS

Santa Fe. y. NJ, July IA party
Of htty--iX Montenegro miners re-
oruitci from camps nearby loft Ration,
S.. 81. yesterday, FOR New York CITY
thence Go sail FOR home 20 cutter the
war. They were recruited by the same
aEcuis who recruited the Arizona
mMIL.-
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FRENCH STEAMER CARTHAGE
CARRIED VALUABLE CARGO

Berlin. July Z tby wireless 10 say
.vlile)-A dispatch from Constantine
pie 90 the Overseas News Agency. an
nouncinE the sinking of the French
auxiliary cruiser Carthage of cape
Hciles at the up OF the Gaiiipoii pen-
insuln by a German submarine, says
that the vessel carried war material
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correspondence with Washington au-
th"ri'.'. Jos Zoo watcher Frank Holt
i1u NhH.o had lcoowpliDcs In his ds-
Mantle exploits wtf made public to-
du, Dog Mrs Hollis attorney.
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pnslpOnrd. MoI Grnmnhs.


Sioux Clty-Llnc0ln game poFiponed
wet grounds.
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The French minister Of marine on
July 5th announced that the steamer
Carthage had been totpedoed and
sunk by a German submarine ON Iuly
4. ~SiXty-six members 81 h crew
were saved. Six others were missing
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Second game; Il. ~. y.
Sew York ....00U Geo 600 : o
Philadelphia ZOO goo g0i-l 4 e
Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers; De-
maree and Burns.
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phnadcIphIa. 3; View York. So.

First game. r. II. r.
Philadelphia .03O 600 cog s II o
New York ...3I2 20i l8x-i3 - /
Batteries: Crowell and Lapp; Cald-
well and Sweeney.
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CalIed-Rain.

Chicago-St. Louis called second;
rain.
CieyelaEd-Detrol game postponed;
rain.
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Second game: II. ~. T..
Philadelphia ..2Oi O20 OO1-6 II 1
New York 1000 2O2 O1O-5 8 .
Batteries: Wyckom and Lappi
Shawkey and Nunamaker.
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LEAGuE-
T0DAY's GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New YGrk. 5; Philadelphia. 4.
First game: u. II. n.
New York ....008 col 0iO-5 IL .
Philadelphia ..O2Q Gii 0O0-f ~ 3
Batteries. Mathcwson and Meyers;
Mayer and Klllifer.
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Score. X. II. f.
Chicago ......3O2 0OO TO- 10 6
.~Pirtsburgh lie 600 OOe-f IL l
Batteries: Lavender and Archer;
Adams Cooper. Councilman and Glib
son. schang.
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AMERICAN
Washington, &; Boston. ..

First game: r. II, r..
Washington ...0iO 0l0 010-4 10 1
Boom .......2Ug ole 00x-g "a o
Batteries. Gallla and Henry; Wood
and Cady.
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Washington, o: Boston. :

Second game; Il. H.. j.
Washington 900 600 600 Q ]
Boston ......001 002 oox-3 Z
Batteries: E1gel shaw and Henry.
Leonard and Thomas.
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FL Paso and Phoenix are pivlng
their clubs pretty good support while
Tucson is doing fairly well. but Al
buQuerque has been a disappointment.
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score. X, u. y.
Newark ......3OO 600 002-5 6 2
Baltimore .....O2O 600 1903 3 l
Batteries. brandon and Harideni
Bailey ana owens.
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LEAGUE.

Buffalo, 3; BROOKLYN, .
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Ncw York. 0. rhnadeIphIa. I.


New york, o; Philadelphia, 4.
second game: n. ". F..
Sew York ....ooU goo 600 : o
Philadelphia Zoo 600 0Oi-I 4 e
Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers; De-
naree n Burns.
Boz ton. 3; brooklyn, 4.
First game. T. II. p.
...... 500 coo 00O-3 6 .
Brooklyn ..... 000 sol 00x-4 Z 2
Batteries. Tyler and Whaling
smith and Mccariy.
Chicago. :; Pittsburgh, 4.
Score. II. II. +.
Chicago ......3O2 0O0 iI0-5 10 6
.Pittsburgh ....ii0 poo 00e-f IL l
Batteries. Lavender and Archer;
Cooper. Councilman and Glib
son. schang.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, A. Boston. ..
First game: r. II, +.
Washington ...0i0 ole o10-4 10 l
Boon .......2u6 O1O 00x-g "a o
Batteries: Gallia and Henry; Wood
and Cady.
Washington, o; Boston, :.
Second same: r.. II. T..
washington 900 600 1000 9 !
.~.....,001 002 0ox-3 Z 1
Batteries: E1gel shaw and Henry
Leonard and Thomas.
Philadelphia. .; New York, f3.
First same: II. II. r.
Philadelphia .03O 600 cog II o
New York ...3l2 20i l8x-i3 ~ !
Batteries: Crowell and I.app; Cald-
well aad Sweeney.
Philadelphia, @; New York. ).
Second game: r. ~. +.
Philadelphia ..2Oi O2O OOi-s II 1
New York 1000 2O2 O1O-5 8 .
Batteries; wyckon and Lappi
shawkey and Nunamaker.
Called-Rain.
Chicago-st. Louis called second;
ain.
cleveland-Detro game postponed;
ain.
a
federal LEAGUE.
Buffalo, q; BROOKLYN, ..
Score: r. II. f..
....... O01 1Oi O0O-s Z o
BROOKLYN 900 600 ego 4 .
Batteries: Marshall. Bcdient and
Blair, walker and simon.
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Newark, 3; baltimore. ..
Score: n. II. T..
1870 900 002-5 6 2
baltimore .....O20 900 1908 3 /
Batteries. brandon and Harideni
ana owens.