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DODGERS BATTLE GRIMLY
FOR x c EASY
Uphill Struggle Rewarded When Cutshaw Triples in
Tenth Inning-Stengel's Bat Wreaks Carnage in
Both Games-Scores 6 to 5 and 9 to 5.

would not have made all these hits had
tho Cardinals kept u stiff upper Lip be-
hiud boak They furnished this good
ARTIST u two run lead earlier IN the
battle. only To buckle in the fouttli and
hick the advantage way. Seldom has
sore dnlt,urish play been shown than
titt OF 81. louis in this one inning. Tue
Mii,!d went all to pieces and the out
field tr,cd to follow suit.
bNubcrt and Wheat cracked clean sim
giles uu l,oik starting this inning. but
'uisrdw ht into u double play. While
this w. ply killing was being effected
lduh"it scored from third. Stengel.
WHO seems finally 10 have come to life
w'td - vengeance. singled. ,;ctz hunted
tui l'o1k throw into right field This
gH,. duolaer run and sent ,;et2 10 Soc
uud lictIcl th"u made another wild
iIIow uu Otto Miller and on the two
base rrlU" tirtZ scored. tounbs's easy
roller dIiprl.d through 1uRsiuss legs
amt also through tuc legs of Long. This
scared the fourth ,uu 81 the round. 1t
was here that Hgss Ms decided Dodk
vas tine iiuN
IiUj;rt fingered fielding gave BROOKLYN
Z Iuu of GIiu.r ~ the NTH and another
iu tl. sjNth Smuggling added the final
'tlo IN Irr Sc,euth. IN this inning
Wheat hit over tine right wall after
l'"u'''t u|h slE'cu. Later. WIN ole
out. S,.ugel singled. advanced on an
uut tud scored uu y. Millet's blow to
lcft.
Tho sdvw.i." flies Of i Miller scored
- Luuis's first two runs. The first re-
deemed liCsCler. vbo tripled N the
orrn.r. and poak. who singled to start
she 'bIrd ard hen worked his way
around TIN Cardinals 60: tn coounhs
FOR tlrcc runs ia the seventh Betael
SINGLE AMI tiuc'S double scored
him t,umuS threw out Bescier.
Thcu Gonnhs and Dauhert got tangled
on ~IluggirS's hunt ard u went for q
hit i. Miller doubled. scoSng Griucr.
OtMird threw high on Snyder. Coombs
filled the bases with \ pass 10 Butler
aud forced iu y run 10y walking HNa att.
ufcmrr trcu entered tho scene aud
stopped further scoring. No one
reached nrst tire rest OF the anne The
scores
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GIANTS IN A COMEBACK
TROUNCE PIRATES TWICE
Record Crowd at Polo Grounds Sees Form Reversal and
Team Showing Best Pitching and
Fielding Land on Top.

| self. At hat Burns broke for the
pla'e again. once more the Pirates
headc i'm the other way and weren't
able to catch him. Finally. with Burns
and Robertson both at third, the Latter
began another retreat. darting away
fl om the bag before he could he tagged.
Wagner was after him with seven
league strides. but Dave was too fast
for the Dutc man. IIonus took II shot
at him AZ long range-teit is. threw Ia
Niox. The bail went 80 high Niox
couldn't have reached 1t with a step
ladder. 1t went to right field. Burns
ran home. Robertson ran to third. Grant
an to second Matty. coaching at third.
fred his cap into the an and every body
except the Pirates agreed with him that
Il was the most riotous frolic OF an
age.
Robertson came IN from third or
Netkle's Nv to Carey. the latter maxi
ing a five Gator near the bleaCheIs.
Niox hit In the grand stand Tor n home
run in the Pitt"burg second. and after
Schaug had doubled stroud was taken
out. Marquard struck out Harmon ANA
Grey and left Schang on second
I.obert did enough independent hust
ling in the fourth 10 go threc-fourths OF
The way. He singled and stole re next
two bases. An outield ny by Snodgrass
brought him 81. AS a contest the game
practically ended with the htIh inning,
IN which the Giants gathered tive run
and all with two out. Robertson. i
neldef's choice Grant. u walk Fletcher.
I single: Merklc. y walk L.obsrt. an
iuhe'd single Suodgiass. a tiip'e. ~ iCu
SKINNED The LEFT foul line, was the order
o. procedure. The bases were I'll, Il
when Snodgrass trip,sl. and his larrul'
settled IL.
Four runs were suticiert TO- the
Giants in the second game. but not
many considering tho frequency with
which they reached bases. one trouble
was. with several of their hits. VIII II
men were on bases. there was 10 telling
whether they would he hits until they
struck earth. Therefore, has rum RS
didn't dare take much ground. Then
again such irritating events as whins
and popups ~ptotruded themselves when
mer per. on bases.
The FIRST two y " York runs w-re
brought rome by Fletcher. lie sent one
In with a sacrifice ty aUd the next with
a single. Wagncr singled in The fourth
with one out aud NioN drew 4 pass. y
catch In "A thousaid by Robertson of
Baird cut snort the inning and saved
u lot uf trouble. TAX 1t, Dave -
Snodgrass yelled to Robertson as both
Gu; actuss the balls COURSE bee line
course aud the bail hummirs. Dave
heard. lie was In ho position To- a swor.
hut. crossing well behind Snodgrass and
At full speed. Il reached over and down
ward. caught the ball in his glove knee
high and ran nifty yards further before
he could stop.
The Pirates nj; i1 hard ,ucE. Brain
ard took two liners from NioX with men
on bases Brl!uard's wIdc throw after
spltehiny an. lnnv l,' in mo fist pits
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Seven games in the National League
yesterday included three double head
ers. The Giants. Brookl,ns and FNillies
all won two games and from the Pirates.
Cardinals and Reds respectively. The
Giants wen back to a tie with the Pi-
rates for fourth place. The Braves"
VINO beat the CUBS. went TO sixth place.
crowding the Cardinals TO seventh.
Yesterdays Results.
New york. 8: Pittsbure. I ,nrst camel
New York. 4: Pittsburg, second
gamer.
Brooklyn. g: 81 Louis. tHrst game,.
Brooklyn q. 1t. Louis. > tsecond gamel.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati. . ,hrst
game.
Philadelphia. 10; Cincinnati. / tsecond
game.
Boston. !, chicago, ..
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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1900.
cntcAGo. July :i-i;unnine INTO rain
on Tn big" days continues tn mark
the s~oiourn of the Yankees In the West.
Bad weather COS; TIE owners thousands
OF dollars On In, first Western trip when
the scene was all set for large crowds
In Detroit. s.. Louis and Chicago. ON
the present trip they got the same bad
weather al Detroit. losing on a double
heads on the last day there. The III
luck followed them here. Rain fe.l un-
iii a late hour in the afternoon. making
play ing impossible, and more rain has
been predicted FOR tomorrow.
To-day's game was set back about
moo TO hs played as part of = douO!e
header Tomorrow. The frs; game Will
b" called AT ! 80 o'clock. Ray Fisher
vii! probably he sent TO the mound in
the opening galne unless Ia Walsh tries
another comeback stunt for the White
Son. In which event Donovan himself
may take up The pitching burden for the
Yankees. In case Rowland decides To
take no chances with the hero of other
years Wild BIZ will stay on the lines.
Caldwell o. Brown will get the call for
the second game II Fisher p,tclcs the
frst.
The double header tomorrow will
clean up one-half OF the seasons scied-
ulc OF twenty-five games between the
Yankees and White SoS. I; IL already
a foresonr conclusion that the Yanhs
Will not win a Majority of the games.
Donovau's men have won only one OF
the nine games played TO date. They
usually manage to give the Soy a hyht.
and that's all. They lost four games TO
Chicago by II run. one by two runs
and another 10y the score Of I to /.
They simply can't beat this team.
The Yankees had to change their
travelling plans when :o-day's game
was called off. They mad arranged TO
take taN.cabs from the park 10 the
station and catch the 80 Lake shore
train for New York. Tire double heade.
VII not permit; OF such an early start.
81 they will not get away until \
O'clock tomorrow night.
col. Jacob Rapport and Capt. r. l..
Huston win stick with the team to the
hiitcr end. The three successive. de-
feats have not proved sufficient to scare
them Of.
Clarence Rowland. the White Soy
manage. bases his pennant hopes on
his tcam'a ability to PLAY good ball on
the road. " the same time he admits
that he has a hard fight on his hands
10 beat Noston. Though the Tigers
HAY" won ten Of ifcen glmes from
the White Son. Rowland says he has
no fear of that club and figures Boston
f. the team to beat. His explanation il
that tho SoN always play their worst
bal against the Tigers.
'hrrlev Mullen is the latest addl-
ZION TO the Yankee crippled list. He
II llmpiug around from n long spike
wound sustained in the opening game
or the series. Donovan planned to try
out n changed batting order to-day.
with High supplantlng Cool in the
lcadof position. Capt. Huston and Sec
rotary Harry sparrow are keeping the
wires busy with Instructions to various
scouts, II il probable that several new
Yankees viii hc purchased for fall de-
Nv"ry within a few days.
The Nanks are a few thousand be-
hind on this TIP. But think OF the
Athletics and Senators. who get it
worse at home than on the road,
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Wv '''t''S - 49, ~
Supporters by taking both games o'
yesterdays double hcddcr from tho
Cardinals. The first VS. one OF the
bittereSt battles Of the year and re-
CURED ten nuius ~ play IN TINS
the dodgers fought dogg,di> every min
ute and finally redeemed 20 rather dis
advantageous start through rN'riicut
defence aud the powerful Httack oi
George Cuishaw aud t.-,N StcuG,l
The second game WIS made easy through
terrific slugging on the part uf Book
Ign ard loose iicldjus by III. Visitors
Roth Millcr Higgins .tUd Robinson
called upon every 1Ntltbl" pitcher tl
turn the side of veto .. iinhIuspu, hr-
ing more plcutifullS supplied with tIus
commodity. was abb. 20 use no "Ss
than four ,wirlrrs IN the opening "u-
gagemeut ard two in the closing clash.
HugginS. whose huN star utd been
under u strain for suulc ddNs. tried hutl
his star southudNs. Robinson and SaIl"".
against Robh g uudrtcttc. We 'true
back with Doak aud Griucr. tlc best
of his right handlers. IN the second.
The first gam" was one of the most
interesting seen all year at I.hb-ts Field.
Brooklyn showed is mcttlc and iisuiius
ability ou - dozen occasions nap
fucker. wro pitched tie FIRST Eve innings.
seemed away of color. and willr he was
in the hos IN" Cardinals loIIcd up th'lf
ful complement of runs.
Suuthpaw Robinson. though uouc 20"
steady himself. was able Ia lum't Tn"
Dodgers To i've runs while iinchcr wa
toiliuy when ~, her finally CAV" way
to a pinch hitter tncl" WIlhrrt Robin
son began 10 untold - few TRICKS tn the
Jockey ing line that seldom nave hc'ii
surpassed Tor skill
Tive men AT the top "hi or 'i"thl' =
batting order mad been "l pit'il'"''N ~"
use Ia INN save for d"fcn8iN" purpose
Stonscl aud tutShaw furnished a puhch
betwcru them mat nldd' ~ ioI we ''-
hciencics "f their follows. THIS par
won the game FOR I'ohihS"h 'utSu'W
scored three runs aud Delivered "
hits. Ills triple IN The t"iith WIN Nv"
out tailed Wheat with IN" Winning run
Steihrl scored "itlS "l'' l'u'-''I' YET an
his hits inquired directly m tuoS' 'ouitS
that 'utshaw carried over.
There were various features ohtslu"
the gallant plaS "I th'St w" ""ililrS'
Jock.% as u" would "" *NIrp"r OF III"
Dodgers could not uncover pitching that
the cards ana not threaten. ana threaten
often. though they did not score.
pougins M the s'Nth ihllnr was greeted
with ~ triple ny ttscter' yet ne tiGht'I''u
ana got VA" n'Nt three h"tl'Is li u row
Tie Tanned the she III the seventh INC
hig fellow seemed somewhat r'eN'd
Wheh ne was pulItu 'ul VA hiopNlNh 5
halt 10 give JohiI hummer Il 'han'" 10
IAN Tor the third out. But i'ohb''
wanted "A pinch hit pretty badly right
then. lie mad just scored TWO runs ~
the inning and was ON! one -h! Of 81.
i.ouis's hve' Appleton was IN trouble
right on the reel III the 'lghth lie
passed BetZel. ana SalIet, VINO hith come
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PHILL1Es NAB TWO FROM REDS.
Nckcnry, Recruit, Jutp'trhes
Alexander. but Loses on WiIdurss.

PiuiAprLrTiA. July 2i-Thc Fhillics
took both ends OF the double header from
the Reds to-day. I to ~ aud ~ To !. AIeN-
ander won his nineteenth game Of TIC
season when lie BANKED tn" Reds in the
first contest McI>cnIy. Tho Northwest
eru LEAGUE recruit. ou,pitchel Alc>.
holding the l'hill.es to four hits In seven
innings, but his w.ldness cost hin the
came Cincinnati mads nine hits on
Alexande'. hut they were widely scat
tered.
IN tho second game tho rhlllics bat
ted Lear Nil over the field, while NuNcy
had the Reds blaukcd up tn the ninth.
tiavath madc his fifteenth home run
when lie drove N TWO men ahead OF MN
IN the sixth. cincinnati has sold Red
Anes to the Cardinals for the waiver
price. $500 The scores
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RAIN AGAIN SPOILS
Big DAY FOR YANKS
Double Header viii BE- Played
To-day With White SOx
in Chicago.
SCOUTS AFTER NEW MEN

There was no change in the American
League yesterday except that the Cicve-
lands. W. beat the Athletics twice.
broke tho tie with them for seventh
place. The Detrolts and W~ashingtons
divided double header spoils. as did the
Rcd SoX and Browns. The Yankee
White Son game was postponed.
Yesterdays Results.
Chicdgo.New York fRaiul.
Cleveland. 4; Philadelphia. ? tnrst
gainel.
cleveland. -: Philadelphia. , second
gslncI.
petrpit. .. Washington. o ,d~st game,
Washington. :: Detroit. :, tsecond Eamcl.
Roston. . 81. Louis. Z 1nrst gamsl.
81. Louis, .. Boston. ! second g1mc).
Ibs,.it.d S,.,.t,s ~ th. Sluhs
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Fink Gets NRpIcwOOd Trophy.

M~,rlew""n. y, w.. July 24.-Charlas
y. Fin of bunwoodie won the July han
dicap golf tournament this afternoon by
defeating Gen, George II. Elliott. Chevy
Chase, . and >. Fink n.so won the medal
for low gross score in tn" qualifying
found, Gen, Elliott advanced To the final
this morning, defeating Paul II. Shcrwin.
W"llaston, ( and :, and Fink landed
IN the final bracket by eliminating r.. IT.
RodGc, Maplewood, | N. James u. Len
noN of Tedesco won IN the second flight
over W, r.. Caraway, Dunwoodie, by
: and ..
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JOHNSON BOWS TO DUBUC.
mat B%lnnkrd. &. To H., but Get
In second la nm

I'rru"rT, July @t-leau pubuc de-
i'ttcd Walt r Johnson in a pitchers
duel. winning the first game 80 the
double" header here to-day. Score . to
-. The senator's came back IN tho ANAL
contest aud beat tho Tigers \ to +
WASHINGTON scored SIX runs in the first
tw" Innings of the second game. The
= ores:
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SECOND CANE

Runs Brooklyn. Cooper: s.. Louis. Tobin,
Vaughn Two base hlts-Tohin =; Bortor
Cooper Three has, hit -kaun Sacrifice
hits-Naughn. Kores. HARLEY. Watson stolen
h,s.s-Miller Bor'on. Bases on ball--Om
Watson. !: of tphan. struck out-By
Watson. T. by I'phan. : piresLBrern
and Corcorau, Time hour and - minutes.
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knn'et a, A...0 q 10000 II /,
Nidg'"d \. e. u q % U x-A n
r"',c' 81. bornhor and Mccain; Spruce
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BROWNS WIND UP STRONG.
Red Sox Get Opener, hut Then 60
Down 10 Defeat. q to =.

ST l.orls. July 2i-The Browns and
Red Sox split even IN to-day's double
bill. the R7d SoN winning the opener. :;
TO =. and the locals the second. : 20 ..
Joe Wood tried to stem the Brown as
sault in the last inning OF the second
game. hut fail7d. Howard drove in the
tvirg run in the eighth and Agnew won
the game In the ninth vt;h n sacrifice.
fly. Walker scoring. SiNle- lifted the
ball over the right field wall in the
seventh inning of the second game. The
scores:
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To-day. schedule.

ST. Lotts. July si.-Thc Terriers took
n double header from the Brookfeds to-
day. I to > and , to /
Umpire Brennan thwartcd Il plan to
serve u summons upon Pete compton,
who jumped the Kansas city American
Association club Yesterday. fireman.
chased the summons bearers from the
field and refused to allow them To meet
Compton. \ rot was narrowly ayertcd
when the fans rushed upon the f"'d,
threatening the bearers. Comp
ton finished the game. The scores
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

broadway Athletic Club Joe McGurn
Of san Francisco ami thick Nelson of
brooklyn had hnNel four rounds when
tn" bout was siopu"d, Nelson having
broken his right arll
FHirmout \ e. Harry stone AMI
Eddie fIt2SimmoGs boxed 4 Lively draw
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l.oNpoN, July 2i.-Second Lieut.. q. :.
Maclacan, who was CoNswain Of the
oxford crew when IL won tho university
boa race in 1899. 1900. 1901 and 1902
and OF the famous l.eander crcws, left
az estate valued AT sl16.SOO lie was
killed in action last February.
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NanVrOTf, BNIuc, =,
Becker. .: Cravaih. .: Nichon .: whitted.
Luderus. Burns; Cincinnati, Griffith. Earned
runs Philadelphia. : Two ba-c
Groh. Home run-Cravath. Left on bases
Philadelphia. :; Cincinnati. 6. struck out
By RiSey. 6: by Lear. I. Double play--Sic
hon. Bancroft and Ludcrus. First base on
crrors-Philadelphis. .: Cincinnati. !. First
base on bslls-On Lear. 8. HIT by pitched
Eason. Tune hour and 3, minutes.
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Totals. g. 30 ln ~ II Total. %, {. 2 :. "
'Ba,tcd FOR HaGcrman IN the fourth lnnns
Philadelphia ....... 90 % - u 4
Cleveland ............ . 81 o q Do % X
Runs Cleveland, sourhworth E,chrn g.
Chapman e., smith. Wdmby iid-rrman.
Homes; lhladclphia, Walsh lotIol,, NJ
Inns Two base hts Walsh. M'Avo,
smith. Three base Int Chapman N@acricc
hits Eschcn. Jones. CHAPMAN stolen hls"-
Wamhy, Smith, .: Walsh, Bases on ball
: of Jones . Strucl, OUT BN Crowcll, %:
10y lia-crman (; 10y Jones. I Trlnlr ully
iarhare. Wamhy and Hrkr HI hy mtchcd
hall Bv Hagcrmau I.aJolsr by CrOw,ll
wamhv' ImprcS chill anu Evans Timc
. hours.
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Ford VIII RcjOin Buncds.

BUFFALO. July 2i-TiuSsell Ford.
pitcher, Mill rejo!n the Buffalo Federal
team in chicago on Tuesday. lie was
recently released by President Robert
son. who afterwari offered the player
a renewal of his contract, which Ford
accented.
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FIRST GAME.

VOtals...1g G-tlS
Dated for Nch IN the clghlh inning
'"t'i'd Tor connolly IN the ninth inning.
Washington ........ q o o q a a
'rii"t ''''......,-. o o . ~
Runs Detroit. Cobb, s,anage. Two haze.
mn Nliiltse, Sa"rIn"e hit Young. StoIon
bases 'ohh, Moclicr. Double plays yomn~
amt burns MClT1de, Foster and Gannii
Eases ON hnlls,,oh johnson, .; of Dubu"' 4
Slru'N, nulbN Duhuc, !; by johnson, / I'M.
lrrrs Dlnrrn and Nallln Time-l hour And
%, minutes NV
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Richmond In Jersey city two tnm.s
Toronto In Montreal CWo Famc,i
Joe Yeaecr's Jcrs-y city SLce,.,
punched six hits of All.u IiusselIs do.
livery in the SIKH inning " ycs'o~da,s
gamee with Jack Dunu's Ei,huoud
Greys for n collection Of five runs
TINS turned the game INTO a .trrs,v
city victory 10y n scof" Of > to I. masi,p
II III even break on the < r.es R-g,.
held the Richmond team To five hi.
The score
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Rocky Mount, /; Portsmouth, o ARE,
game.
Portsmouth, :; Rocky Mount, . second
game,
Norfolk, /; Newport News, (hrst
gameN.
Newport News, 3; Norfolk, > second
game.
suffolk, G Petersburg, 2 ohrs' gamel.
Suffolk, 4 petersburg, : second game.
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~ Kansas City.

NeHrue. Eogge and O'Connor
~ Kansas City.
Il n r.
Buffalo ~ I'...... 0lo 0Ol 600 Ni-2 . n
Kansas cry ~ l.i. 600 oeO 900 90 : .
Hatt"r.es-krapp ana Blalr, CIiiop and
Eisteriy.
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ST. Toris. July 2t--The Browns re-
leased walter Leverenz, left handler, to-
day 10 the indianapolis club Of the
American Association.
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FED UMPIRE HELPS
PLAYER EYADE LAW
Brennan XccpS Summons Men
From Serving Papers on
Compton. Jumper.
BROOkFEDS FALL TWICE
Nrsterds,'s Result.

ST. Lnuts. {: Rrook'Nn. . thrst game
-. Louis. 3 BROOKLYN. I Second Gaulc'.
Newark. . rittshurg. ! hrst game.
Newark. I. rIttshurg. Z mine innings,
agreement. second Eame'.
Chicago Baltimore. rain.
Runalu. Z: Kansas CHS, = tc'eNen IN
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'pi,tcd Tor Ftun,ran IN the sixth iunI"s
tB,ttel for Sca,on in the ninth iunlnE
BROOKLYN ............. q q . q q 7 o %
~. Louis. ......... q o Q : q q oy"t
Runs Brooklyn Anderson. simon: ~
Louis Tobiu. Vaughn. Boriou. PLANK. Two
hnse ltts- Mage. kores Borton Three hose
htt-Andcrsou Sacrifice hts Vaughn. Mil'Hr.
Cooper. Stolen basoaF smith Wild rt"u
F,nr.rar. Bases o. ball--On Fiuucran. I:
80 sea'un. : on Plank. . struck oui v,
Finr"rru. :: by Plank. . fmpires- Brrnu1n
and Corcoran Tinr-i hour and u minutes
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HFTT"V TT NUUU TT TT" HTTTH ThTTNg
Boston ............. q 7 q q & o.;
81. Louis ..-.......... o o q q "a
Runs Boston. Hooper .. speaker. Gamer .
Ieuls .; -. Louis. Pratt. Walker. Agnew,
Two base hts Sisler, Lewis. lenry Three
base hits Hooper, Howard. Sneaker, Seve
reid Sacrifoe hits Barry, Foster. Cady.
Gardner, Scott. Double ~plays-Pra't. Lavan
and toward, 3: Hooper aud Cady; Scott
and Gamer: Hooper and Gamer. Passed
ball Cady Hit nv pitched hall - By IIannl,
ton barry: nv Foster Walker. Bases ON
balls OF Hamilton. .: off Foster. S,ruck
ont by Foster, I; by Koob. ! Tmpircs o.
Wallace and Connolly. Time hours
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Western League,

omaha. 3: lincoln. 2 'Hrst gamol
Omaha, 3. Lincoln. . second gameD,
Denver :. Sioux City. u.
wichita, 3; Des Moines T..
st. Joseph. 4; Topeka, l.
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South Atlantic League

POST SEASON SERIES sTANplNG
w. !" 70. W. l.. Pc
Columbus ! 500 Macor.... 800
Result Macon, \, Columbus, 3.
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Runs- KlChnlond. Nrd20U- IeTsfV nv
Bues. Manning. Demriit Rlahr Puftei T-1
base hit Crane. sacrifice hts NrtEou. Pr
tell. 1ragessor. Stolen hascs Ara.pu PHI
tell. REYNOLDS. FIRST base on ha'l. ~
Russell. I: on Cram. T. off Rruck. , s'rur.
out BY Russell. 2: by Cram I by Brunt. 8
Left on bases Jersey CITY. I: Richmond 2
Double play Pick. Aragpn and Jordan VIII
pitch-Russell Passed hall Reynolds We
OF Russell. : IN ~iN innings tnritcs
Cleary and CARPENTER Time hour ard a
miuutes
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>orth Caroline League.

Gre,ushoro. 4 charlotte. ..
Raleigh Il; Durham, 3,
Ash"Nille, g. winston Salem, Q ,nrst
Eawel,
Winston-salcm ,; Ashe,i''". a ,,ocond
game,
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At lElmhurst.

X " H..
Almsndares... o. q - : 4
EImh'st Grays.,0 I o o 0 o % q &
Batteries Padron and Portuondo. Nor
ton and Beuerlein.
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SHELTERS GET SIX
HITS IN ONE ROUND
Russell Pounded b., Them far
Five Runs in sixth. Enough
to Crush Richmond.
BRICK MASTERS LOSERS


jersey Ctty. - Richmond. g.
Rochester. Il, Buffalo. , tc'clcu tur.gs,
first gamrb.
Rochester. a. Buffalo. . ,secouI gam.
Harrisburg. '. Providence. : ,'.-tcu DO.
nings; nrst game.
Providence. 4 Iiarrishute, . tssc,,I
gamel. '
Montreal. -. Toronto. c.
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Galveston, . Dallas. 4
Houston, 10; Fort Worth. Z.
Shreveport. .; "Belumont, 2
waco. s. san Antonio. /.