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Rent cars again at 555-2ll9ltf.

l.. III. Finncbnrg of New York City j.
4 business visitor in Brownsville today.
! guest al the Miller hotel.
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Al The Movies Today
At the Oittmann

At the Oittmann-I her desire To make
the acquaintance uf Simon. a baShful
AMI exceedingly nervous bachelor. Emc-
line. a spinstcr. drops her purse in The
Rocky Road OF Love" ut the Dittmann
tonight. The bachelor picks up the
purse, hut unfortunately u seen ~ 4 pc
licrman and arrested. The Spinster
comes Ia the rescue. and from there Is a
woven romance. Proving that Spon-
gers are Found in a Drug Store" a Geo
rye AIDE fable Of how 4 poor druggist
conducted a bureau for the convenience
of the public, is a part of tdoay'> progam.
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SIS will take care Of your rent caIIs-ti

@. ". Laurie of Corpus Christi. j. q
business visitor in the city today. 2 guest
at the San Carlos.
Mr.. +. 4. Yates and Mis- Brown Of
Harrington are visitors IN Brownsville today.
They ARE guests at the san Carlos.
Editor ~. 4. Gibbs Of the Harrington
Star j. IN Brownsville today. lie Is i guest
at the San Carlos.
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-. w. Galloway of Galveston is u bu-
SincSS visitor ia the city today. 4 guest
10 the Miller hotel.
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&. y. Campbell of San Antonio. super
intcndent for this district Of the Wells
Fargo express. was in brownsville To-
day. leaving an the branch train for
points up the Valley.
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Rio Grande Chapter will meet tonight al
the Masonic temple 10 confer degrees. All
members are requested to be present. {.
Ill. Thorn, High Priest.
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EASTERN HAIRDRESSING SHOP

EASTERN HAlRDRESSlNG SHOP
1903 Washington st. Phone 1873 for ap-
p0intments. -i2tf.
J.. G.. Taylor If Mission j. a visitor in
the city today. 4 guest at thc San Carlos.
f.. &. Young of Marshall. Penn. i reg
l-tered N the san Carlos.
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N|NETEEN-|NN GAME
WON BY CHICAGO, 4 TO 8
label and Pfeffer Fight to Heart
Breaking Finish, Setting
Seasons Record.
BOTH GET ERRATIC SUPPORT
New York Defeats Pittsburgh, Pr
rates Being Unable to Bunch Hits
on Marquard-I5oSton Loses to st.
Louis-Reds Win From phiIlies.

CHICAGO. June I7.-Zabcl. of Chica- :
go and Pfener. of brooklyn, to day
Fought nineteen inning game to "A
hhish. which was heartbrcaking from
me standpoint Of the visiting pitcher.
for the Cubs won to 5. despite his
brilliant work. The game set n sea :
sons record for number of innings
lfeHer worked all through the con
test label succeeded Humphrics,
W S, the iatter's hand was split by
Whcats hit in the first inning.
Erratic support was given both slab
men. Every brooklyn run was direct
~ hclpod In by an error. and two Of
Chlcago's were due to misplays. Fisher
counting the winning score when Cut
Srounder in the nineteenth. Fast field
ing saved scores for both sides. too, in
iieldcrs and outfielders wing in desper-
ate efforts to prevent runs. Twice the
score was tied when the game seemed
TO he over.
Chicago leading . to l. Fisher fumbled
O'Mara's grounded and Myers scored
him with double. In the fifteenth
Cutshaw singled, took third when Phe-
Ian threw there on Wheat's hit and
scored on Miller's drive. Then Safer tied
board for homo run
Fishers single In the nineteenth and
Schulte's long fly placed the former on
second. whence no scored on Cutshaw's
error.
Each pitcher famed six and label
Ell eight, but three of his passes were
designed to avoid danger from n heavy
hitter. and hts Judgment was proved
right by the event in each instance
McCarty was injured by Il collision with
Getz and forced out of the play. Score:
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
BARS TWO PROFESSIONALS

ANN ARBOR, MICH. June 1.-THE
board on control of athletics at the
University of Michigan last night bar
red Shechy and Maltby. members Of
the Wolverine baseball team. from fur
Their participa ton in athletics at the
university, took from them the insignia
they already have won. and recon-
mended that they further be disciplined
by the faculty of the engineering de-
partmcnt in which they are students.
The two men were found guilty after n
careful investigation of having played
baseball for money under assumed
names with independent teams.
1t was established that Mcnamara.
another member of the varsity base
ball SQUAD, had played outside ball
under an assumed name. hut had not
received money for his services He
was barred from participation I'm uni
versity sport for one year. and his in
sigma was forfeited.
Charges of professionalism against
other university athletics was not
substantiated.
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GAME GOES ID INNINGS


PETERSBURG, VA. June 17.-ror
fourteen innings Petersburg and Ports
mouth battlcd for supremacy this even
ing in game which was n pitchers
duel between Porray and Strain This
was strains first appearance in Peters
burg this season. and his work UP to
the fourteenth inning was of the finest
FOR thirteen innings he held the Goo
bcrs down to four singles. In the four
tcenth Spencer, the first man, was given
his base and went to second on Busch's
scratch hit over Damraus head Long
sacrificed, advancing Spencer and
Busch. Rice was sent in as "A pich hit
ter and made good by knocking n Tex
as Lacquer, which TaEuer only touched
with the tips of his fingers. Spencer
crossing the home plate. Both teams
ielded brilliantly. onc-hand catch
by Spencer. robbing Hummell out Of a
two-base hit, was the feature Whit
ted. Blackstone and Summons made
catches of balls which should have
counted for hits. Score:
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TARS NOW IN FOURTH PLACE

NORFOLK, VA, June l7-By losing
to SUFFOLK to-day, while the Nuts were
trimming the Truckers, the Tars drop-
ped into fourth place. low water mark
for the season. The score was ; TO g.
The locals raised the pennant for last
years cham pionship, but the ceremony
did not help them break the losing
streak, five defeats having followed
each other since Monday morning.
But for misjudgcd ily in the sixth
inning the TarS might have won for
the slip on the part Of NJ Stewart, n
catcher. trying to play the outfcld,
helped two suffolk runs across the
plate.
Bruce, captain of the Virginia Polv-
technic nine of the recent college sea
son, has been turned over to the Nor
folk club by the Washington Senators,
and will report Tomorrow score;
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EVANSVILLE TEAM MUSES.
NEW MUNICIPAL STADIUM

EVANSVILLE. IND. juno I7.-In
the presence of the largest crowd that
ever witnessed baseball game in thi,
city. the local Central League Club to.
day celebrated the opening OF Bose
Field. the magnificent new $50. 900 mu-
nicipal stadium and playground. by de-
feating Erie. TO o.
Bosse Field is said 10 be the FIRST rlu-
nicipal baseball plant for the use OF
professional league club
At 40 o'clock an automobile pa
rade with three brass bands, was
formed. Practically every car in tho
city was In line
After dedicatio exercises, Mayor
ROSse pitched the first ball. Motion
pictures were made OF the parade
crowd and game. The attendance was
5000.
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.sH|PBU|LDERs co DOWN
BEFORE TARHEEL CLUB
Lose to Rocky Mount After Winning
Fourteen and Tying One Of Last
Fifteen Games Played.
BREAKS OF LUCK WITH v1CToRs
Outhit Their Opponents, but Fail to
Take Advantage of Chances on
Bases-Suffolk Defeats Norfolk.
Petersburg Wins 14-Inning Battle.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June IL
After winning fourteen and tieing one
or the last fifteen games played the
ShipbulderS went down in defeat be-
fore Ray Ryan's Rocky Mount Tarheels
here this afternoon by the score of to
3. II was a hard fought game, In
which the breaks of luck went to the
rictors. The Builders outhit their run
ners up, but failed to take advantage
of heir chances on the bases The
playing OF Seiglie and Goosetree and Il
onc-hand catch by Crist were features.
Hasson. who relieved Hudgins in the
fourth after the latter had been badly
spiked by Eisel. led I'm the hitting. with
Eisel. Gray and Noltz sharing honors
with him. Score:
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TIE FOR SECOND PLACE

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BOSTON. June 1.-THE Red SoX
moved into n tie for second place in the
American League race by winning from
st. Louis to-day. II to 10 Two games
were scheduled for the Bunker Hill day
program, but the morning contest was
postponed because of rain ST. Louis.
solving the delivery of Ruth. which had
pcrplcXed them to the extent OF eleven
strikcouts in seven innings drove him
from the box in the eighth when they
scored seven runs. They pressed the
ton was able TO /! Id to it's total off
IIoch. who had succeeded Perryman.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York AT Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston AT 81. Louis.
Philadelphia AT Cincinnati.
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WINNING STREAK BROKEN

BUFFALO, y. Y, June 17.-Hura,o
pun a stop To Chicago's winning sircal,
bE capturing the second game OF to-
hay double header, to b, the yisi
tors having won the FIRST game ; Ia .
IN the second game Pitcher iicndriI
as a pinch hitter. made a home rim
with one man.
First Gnmc.
Score by innings: n ~ J.
Chicago ........O 90 COOS o. 10 =
Buffalo .........0 900 1000 : ,
batteries: Mcconnell and Fisher:
Bcdicnt. Marshall and Blair.
Second Game.
Score by innings: = - =
Chicago ........l oloo-t
Buffalo .Olo 90 !
batteries: johnson. Brennan and
Wilson. Schulz and Allen
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PLAYING OF COLLINS
BIG FEATURE OF GAME
His Batting, Fielding and Base-Run.
ming Aid in Defeating His
Former Teammates.
CHICAGO WINS; SCORE 3 TO o
Detroits Alters LINEUP and Beats
Washington - Yankees Take Six
Straight Games-Red Sox Move
Into Tie for Second Place.

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PHILADELPHIA, June Fiddle
ming featured the game to-day, in
which Chicago defeated Philadelphia
J TO 0. Eddie made two doubles and a
single and drew pass In four trips to
the plate. stolen two bases and drove
in one run. and scored another against
his former teammates. In addition he
accepted ten chSnces Scott pitched
such splendid bail that the home team
could not get Il ruined past first base
Walsh made Il seasons record here for
an outiielder. with eight putouts and
one assist. Score:
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phiIntlcIDliin,

Totals 81 S ?, e Totals 30 .,
'Pattcd for Bressicr in seventh.
tbattcd for Lam in eighth
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark ut RICHMOND.
Providence at Jersey Cay.
Rochester mt Montreal.
Buffalo mt Toronto
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WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT
AT COUNTRY CLUB
Mrs. Will md Mrs. Warren Tie for
Low GROSS ScOrc-Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. SNnrtwout for Low Net Score.

IN CnthuSIaStlC n"TN tNTNcN ont at
the Country Club in the womens hand
leap medal play tournament yesterday
Barring slight excess in temperature.
conditions were perfect for tho low
scoring. the course being in excellent
condition.
Mrs. G. q. Wall and Mrs. Georg"
Warren tied for low gross score and
Will have to play off ut Some future
date.
Mrs. II s Jones and Mrs. John r.
Swartwout divided honors for the low
net score. This match will also he
played off later to decide tho winner
OF first and second prizes offered for
net scores.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. =.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, !: Cleveland, 3.
Philadelphia, o; Chicago, 3.
Washington, .: Detroit. !.
Boston, IL; st. Louis, 10 afternoon gnme
game postponed; rn:n).
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DOUBLE PLAY IN NINTH

NEWARK. June IA double play.
IN the ninth. with the bases filled. pro.
vented Newark from winning to.dav
~ the third game OF the series with
81. Louis The wcsterncrs won 3 10 .
Score by innings r. II y
ST. Louis .Oo0oo2 lOO-3 . .
Newark .l 81 OG0G.-D g a
Batteries. Groom Plank ana Hart,
ly. Moran. Kiscrlinr and Raridcn.
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Brooklyn.
Totals ..se l..as z Totals ..si y - 81
'pne out when winning run was scored
8 ore by innings. I

brooklyn -. o % o 0ooooOloo oC-5
Chicago -. % q o 800 q 0 o 90 ! o o -
SImrhnry: Runs-O'Mara, Daubcrt cut
Sh"N, iooi. Fisher. schultz. Safer. Two
'ns" hita-Phelan. Brcsnahan. schultz Mcy-
Ts. oM2ra tiome run-Saier. Stole,.
h"S"S-- Wilkins. Grt2. Earned runs T.
Caco. :. Sacrifice hits-Fsher label Cetz
schultz. Double play-';ctz to Cutshaw IN
p'ubert Lett or htsts- Brooklyn. :. Chi
'hEu. u Fitst base -Brookiyn.
- chicago. Base on balls of label. i.
on PETER. Hi;s-on Humphries In =
inning: on label. in < "a innings. struck
out by Isbci . by Pfener. 6 r,npiresH
tlEl"r Hart. Timn-2.I5
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
FOUR RUNS BY BUNTING

BROOKLYN. June 17.-Ed Kon.,ch,
pounded out an easy victory for E,,,,,i
Allen to-day. Pittsburgh winning f'r.
brooklyn. s to 8. konetchy got 80
doubles and two singles out Of ton
tIlpS 10 thc plate, accounting for tor,r
runs. The visitors scored four -,
in the eighth by bunting Ycrk.s nj
holt carried off the fielding honors
Score by innings: r. il.
Pittsburgh OOpO4 -,
Brooklyn 10000 IOii 10
batteries: Allen and O'Connor: Ma
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Montreal
Totals p p L / Totals 81 % - y
.NAtt"d Tor DOVE In ninth inning

orc hv innings: u
NpHfr,ai ~ ~ q q : q Nv,
R00 hester '
summary. Runs Flynn HowIey (3l RE,
clemens smith Korcs. Ifolke WI,
t-'"s stevenson H"rche. stolen bases
w. MAJ, liplk" Two base hit-Dowd
Ihro"- h,se hits-Ciemcns. Holke Hon,
Ia.7 !t" Whi!ains. Herche. Flynn. How
-. ltltS-" kocstner. In ia innings;
h I5owG IN % innings struck out
~ h'fNi1rr :: hy Dowd >. ny Iierche'
''"S'n on h"Is % Kocstner. ! of Heroic
H,,a,'ns Timo-=:59. Umpires- Eckman and
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Chicago .:............ 0 Go
Philadelphia ......... o 90
Summary: Runs-Weavcr. E. Collins. j.
Collins Two-base hits-E. Collins (e).
Felsch. Three-base hit-Roth. Stolen bases
Weaver. Il. Collins Co, J. Collins. Earned
runs-ChicaEo. 3. Double pays-I.app and
Malone; Kopf. Malone and Mcinnls: r. Col
Inns, Weaver ard Fournier Left on bpses--
Chicago ). Philadelphia. G. Bases on balls
-oT Scott. 8; off T3resslcr. :. Hits-on Bress-
Ter. . in innings: off Shawkey. in .
innings. Struck out-by Scott, ,; Brcssier
I; by Shawkey. .. Passed ball = McAvoy
cmpirrs-:onnolly and Wallace. Time
hours
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SIX STRAIGHT FOR YANKEES

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NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New York
Americans made IL six straight by cas-
lily taking the first game of their CIeve-
land series to 3. Caldwell held Cleve-
land to two hits until the ninth, when
however. scored as many runs himself.
Boone slightly injured his shoulder tag
SinS out Turner in the fourth inning,
and gave way TO Bauman in the sue
cccding inning. Score:
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CHAMPIONS DEFEATED

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ST. LOUIS. MO. June list. Louis
defeated the worlds champions to 0
here to-day, though Rudolph allowed
but one hit until the seventh inning.
In that inning, however. ST Louis made
two runs on two singles, base on
balls and sacrifice hit. coupled with
Smiths wild throw past first. Score:
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REDS WIN IN NINTH

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CiHClNNATl. O.. June IA three
base hit by Herzog and a single by
Wade killifer after two men we're out
In the ninth won for Cincinnati from
ihiladelphia to-day to |. Both pitch
crs worked well. but Mayer weakened
slightly toward the end of the game.
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snow Mnr,cn I, >,,,n.r

NEW MARKET. ENGLAND. June Il.
substitute for tho Epson OAKS stakes
OF $500" for three year old lilies. Sas
run mere to-day and won by Snow Mar
ION bright was second and silver
Tag WAS third Eleven horses in
Guiding Herman B. Durycar'B Flash
Y started
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FRANCHISE OF VICTORIA
CLUB Is FORFEITED

VICTORIA. b. c.. June flowing
to the refusal of the members Of the
Victoria Baseball Club to accept n re-
duction in salaries after sustaining
bingham has surrendered the fran
chise He paved the players their SAL
aries and disbandcd the team to-day.
Tho league has taken over the fran
chise and ordered Manager Nye TO re-
port at Vancouver to-day with what
PLAYERS he can hold together.
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BENDER GETS DRUBBING

bALIlMORE.. June l7.-kansas C.;tv
gave Chief Bender "A severe drm,.ii,,'s
to-day, forcing his retirement in ~
fourth inning and winning . to ! omn
hahd catches by McCandlcss and ,;Il-
more featured.
Score by innings: y n r,
Kansas CITY lob SO OO-g IL :,
Baltimore q oo2 2-5 10 =
batteries: Cu!lop and Eastcrly: Ben
der, Conlcy, Vcrekcr, Douglass. n,,,
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lComtinucd on MINI pagcY
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Pittsburgh.
Totals az q - IS n Totals az - :,
'i:at;cd for McCUillan in eighth.

'I:at;cd for McCuiIian in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
New York ......... o o o o o.
Pittsburgh ........... q o o.
Summary: Runs Robertson. Mcrklc. Mey.
ers. carey Two-hase hit--Wagner. stolen
Disqualification. Msrkle. Meyers Double
nlavs Bard and Niox: Wagner Mccarthy
and Wager. Earacd runs-New York, 3:
tittShurS, !. Lett on bases-New York =;
!'ittsburg. g First base balls.-on Mar
artrd. !: of Mcouillan. I. Hits-on Nc
t!ulilhn. : In innings: of Councilman. > ia
inning struck out-by Marquard, 3: by
Mc9nilian. . Cmprcs-QuiGley and Eason.
rime-..5"
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Totals 81 - II 3 Totals
'Fat5ed for Ayers in sixth.

:Batted for Gaiiia in ninth
Detroit ............... 3 O ca
Washington ......... 0 o 0 -
summary: Runs-Brsh. Crawford 90.
Nca"h Shanks. Milan. Earned runs-om
Dutuc. !: off Ayers, ?. Two-base hits
Burns. Sharks. Kavanagh. Gandi. Hts
off Ayers. In innings: off HoppIr. In .
Innings: of t;allIu. in inning: otf Duhuc.
=" In "a innings; off Steen. q In 2-3 Inning
Sacrifice fy-Ncach. stolen bases-Cobb.
Burns. Double play-IIopper Mcbride and
,iandi Lcft on hases-Dctrot, .; Wash
inEton First base bails-oif Dubuc.
=: of Ayers. :" First base on crrors-Wash-
inGton. ,. Struck out-hy Dubuc. >: b.
Steen. !; by Ayers, :. rime-l:ij. Umpires
-NalliE and Dinean.
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SUMMARY: Kuns-Edwards t2). Bittle.
Gray. Pnrmalee. Crist;, SeiEiie t0. Stolen
its-Buniing. Bttle. Cray. Doyle. Three
base hits-Seislic. Eioel Two-base hts
Gray. Eoitz. Iiasson. Edwards. First on
nalls-of Hamilton. p: of Applcgate. ..
struck out,-by Hamilton. Z; by Applega,c. !.
Hit by pitchcr-Carnes Left on bases
Newport News, 6: Rocky Mount t. Wild
Experimentation. Double play-Bunting 20
SelEhe In Carncs First base on errors
Rocky Mount. l. Time of gamc-l:5j. TIM
acknowledgements
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Not q Libel

but most reliable suit for the
warm weather days All the
evidence is strongly in favor OF
our new tropical suits.
They're the breezy summer
dress for both town and coun-
try wear.
Here is a generous variety OF
colors and patterns for particu-
lar men.
AS suitable as the garments
are the prices asked, $3.50 up.
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FIVE HOME RUNS IN GAME

MONTREAL. QUE. June I'm
game featured by extra base hits
E"rh"stcr beat Montreal here today
,1''h"r k""Stncr was batted from the
ter had clouted his offerings for nine
hlis ana scored eight runs The short
left held fence accounted for five home
runs OF which total Rochester had
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CHANGE STRENGTHENS TIGERS

LEASED Wire to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, June 1I.-Dctroit al
tered its lineup to-day to obtain bat
ting strength, and the change had the
desired result. the Tigers winning the
first game of the series with Washing
ton to >. After holding the locals to
two hits in eight innings. Dubuc weak
encd in the ninth and the locals scored
two runs. Steen retired the side. Score:
DptrOif Wn.hipvtnn
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Suffolk.

Norfolk ...............0 o o o Ia
Summary: Runs--C;oaby Allen, Weir
Wcicher. Poh, ThraSher. Foiles t2D. Stolen
bascS-VeIr SacrItiCc hIt-Macc. Two
base hts-Goaiby, Welcner co, Ioh Dou-
bile plays-(ioalby to Henry: Mace to Stein
brenner TO Mace. Struck out--by ;fird, 4 (;
by Barton, 5. Base on bals--on Eiird 3 ::
off Barton. .. Left bascs--Norfolk : {;
Suffolk. 4. Parsed bal--Macc. Time of
game, :35. Unpircs. Busscy and Bigbic
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MARQUARD WINS GAME

PITTSBURGH, PA. June 17-New
York defeated pittsburgh in the nrst
game OF the series to-day to l. The
locals were unable to bunch their hits
off Vanguard. In the seventh. with
men on second and third. Vanguard
singled and scored the runners. The
visitors stolen three bases mn the sew
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Cleveland.
New York.
Totals 81 ~ a Totals - 0 %
'Battcd for Jones in sixth.
tEittcd for Harstad in ninth

Il9h,''H TOT H"rS'"u III HIntn.
Cleveland " " " v y v " 3-3
New York .......... / o 3 0 3 -
summary: Runs -:iouthworth. Turner.
Jackson. Cook. peckinpargh teI, Maiscl.
Caldwell (3l. TWO base hits-Cha pman.
cook. Eartzcll. Three base hit-Southworth.
stolen basc-Swceney. Earned runs--New
inpnugh. Sweeney. Sacrifice nies-Maisel.
nipp, G-ancv. Left hases-Ncw York. .:
cleveland. g. Baans balls-on Caldwell.
:: OF Jones. 1: off iIaistad. /. lhts--on
Jones. in innings: of Harstad. in )
innings. Struck out-by Caldwell. >: by
Iiarstad. :. Wild pitch-Jon"s. Empires
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'iiohlit2cl out. hit by batted ball.
: Ratted for Perryman in seventh.

.Bat,ed for Hoch In ninth.
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summary; Runs-Shotton to). Austin.
Pratt, C. Walker t2D Walsh. Leary. I.avan.
Hoch Wagner. Speaker t3). Lewis. Hob
li,ze!, Janvrin 90. Gardner ~. Two-hase
hit-I.ewis. Three base hits-Ciardner. La
Van. Stolen bases-Speaker t2J. Lewis.
Sacrifice nics-Hobltzel. Thomas Severeid.
Sacrifice hit Lewis. LEFT bnscs-St.
Louis. <: Fonton. y. First base on errors
-: Louis. !: boston. :. Bases on balls
N Perrymnn. /: of Hoch. ?? on Ruth 3:
inni,rs: m Hoch. 3 in . innings; OFF Ruth.
IN i-s innings; on Mays. in % in
nings Hit by pitchor-by Perryman fWag
nerb. Struck out--by Perryman. Il; by Ruth.
L.. Cnpircs-O' Inughiin and Hildebrand.
Time: 20