davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Fortune Favors Phiiues.

n Goodies. n. Chance helped Ph'la-
de,pn'a win his mornings game. for q
hall IF k!ll!fer's bat hit the ground IN
eeri-e field and bounced into the
5ieachers for a lucky homer. Tn one
run ,poned up large. for = was ny tho
margin ~ one run mat Philadelphia Won
M" victory. Ma,er held Brooklyn scofe-
ioss III TO ninth. when the Dodgers
called ara battered one run across the
platter Alexander then was rushed -
Mayer's rescue and spiked the rally.
Ph. ~alelphii's other run came in on a
homer ny l.uderus IN .he fourth. Both
homeIs were of Marquird. PfeHer and
Rgoker turned Ph!.ly back IN the ,e-
matu!nr Innings.
Thc second cdme was an utter rout Tor
The Dodgers. Cheney was knocked out
.: the box ~ the frst inning and his
rescler. Saerrod Smith. touched for a
timely hit Ge'z clipped In with costly
error and r~h.ladelrh,1 scored six run
In the nring Del and App eton were
Ineffective. Mails held the Braves score
l.s- m the ninth. R!Ney. who shu the
Dodgers ont 6 20 o IN FRIDAY. was found
fr ter hts. she same number as Ph,liie
harvested IF tie combined deliveries %
he Brooklyn tw!r!ers. M. onlr three
runs resulted
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PLAYGROUND LADS COMPETE.
Bushwick Boys WIN Brooklyn
N~rt-tO,OOO Look On,

Future nthl"''c s'arg, now IN their
teens and competing for Rushwlck Play
ground. won the brooklyn Park Play
ground \ A athletic ch~anpionships
at Betsy Head Playground yesterday
afternoon with n point score Of 30, three
above That tutall'd by the representa-
iiv"s Of BETSY Head, the entertaining
park, Fully 10000 friends, mothers.
fathers, ris'ors ard brothers snt clrclcd
around the quarter nile track during tho
duFty afternoon aud openly enjoyed the
cn"r'' Of tho l000 youngsters who per-
furmcd.
The u0int score ~ tho fourteen play
ground entered follows: Bushwick, 30 .
lIctsv Ilold, y Alice court, ~ Myrtle,
II Mckihbin. II New Lots. 7 McCar-
ren. a. Mclaughlin. 3; Highlands. 1;
Williamsburg. /. Red Hook. Manhattan
Bridge. Atlantic Avenue and City Park
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high bound Just before reaching the plate
and rolled TO the stand. Thomas putting
around to third. McNally took over his
running rights. and Gamer batted for
the lender WyckoY. The former Tige,
hit a short ny to right and McNally took
a desperate chance and set sail for 'he
plate. He really beat Rube's throw. hut
while lying On the ground he seem 10
realize he had forgot to touch something.
and as he was slyly cropping for the dish
Alec gave him q econd dig with the
ball and Ollie Chill called him out.
Baker BACK at Bat.
b that time the Fans were rather
worked Up. Baker ba'ted for Shawkey
In the home turn, n Mays plunked the
nrst ball into Bakers merded ribs.
Bake" 9run.ed and went 70 frs:. where
Miller ran for him. Masee forced Miller.
and High flied TO centre. II didn't look
much like q run then. but Lee stole sac
and and went to third when Peck beat n
roller 10 McNally. Mike claimed inter-
ference by Magee. but his plea was
thrown out OF court. Peck stole second.
and a Sox strategy board voted 70 pass
Pipp. nllins tho bases
on the fingers. and insisted on showing
his dig'ts TO friend and foe. ump ard
civilian. Fritz 20; nothing for his a-gu-
ment. but the next pitch was OF the ~.
tanned variety. and Magee ran home
from third with the winning run. The
score:
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Homers Turn Tide.

Hal' n hundred Brooklyn root"rs uri"r
he leadership OF N;ce-Pres'dcrt F.iw ard
!. " keevo- occupied a section BACK OF
the dGgoui I'd NJ keever even brouch.
along the Brooklyn Gag and draped Il
over Tho dgcou;. but II faied 20 dispel
N. ink ptuhert and Johnson. the
tWo cr'pp''s both played throughout the
first game. but Mcrkle sup1lantcd Jake
n, a~' base in the afternoon. Getz
went .u a; tNi-d base n place Of Mowrey.
Jimmy Kcllehcr. the rookie shor.s.op
from Denver. relieved Olson at short IL
tho seventh and accepted tie "
chances that came his wav
y was The circuit clou,s Of K!ll'fer
and InderI~ tha' dropped 'he Dodgers
IN the slough OF despoud in the morning
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WHITE S0X DRUB BROWNS.
-. Louis Decistvely Defeated n
Both Holiday Games,

ST LOUIS, Sept. 4-tAmer.can)-Ch.
cago outplayed 81. Louis to-day. taking
both games. 3 70 2 and 2 70 I. In the
first game Chicago made zach OF i,s hits
n factor In the scoring.
The second game was a pitchers bat
tie REM and PLANK. the former
allowing but three hits and striking OUT
ten men. The scoree
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DETROIT WITHIN
ONE GAME OF LEAD
Double Victory Over Indians
rs and 11-8. Puts Tigers
Close to Red Sox.
PITCHERS ARE on PARADE

DETROIT. Sept. 4-fAmerican).-B de-
feating Cleveland IL TO 5 this afternoon.
AFTER winning from the Indians : to 3
this forenoon, Detroit crept within one
game NJ first place. Both Of tho local
contests were smuggling matches. seven
pitchers being used this afternoon and
nine this morning.
Detroit won the second "a ne IN TIRE
sixth inning by scoring six runs OF Nor
ton and Rachv. The scnre:
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VICTORY FOR
GOTHAM OARSMEN
AtalantaS Win Junior Double,
in Middle States Regatta
on the Potomac.
KELLY INDIVIDUAL STAR

WAsHiSGToS Sept, Nov Yo,,
oarsmen accounted for only r,e .-.,
place In the annual regatta - '.s ~
die States Rowing Association. .4-
mile course on tho Upper F"'nls. ,
afternoon. The lone New YORK y!..o,
was scored by the ATLANTA pa. ~
lam sullivan and ". whitlo,k. n 81.
Junior double SOULS. They shovel n.
way to the Ma.tas OF Phlladelp.i,
John Is Kelly of tho Nespcrs ~ rh',.
delphia, who was beaten by Tom E.a.s
In the champ,onsh singles at f.l.
beat ftoorey's clubWate. Louis .... ...
day. The Quaker Ci'y scullcr hca' '.
Ravenswood entry by about fou. rr'l,
with r. ~. Pearsn os the Noiatrr.. %
New York only a quarter Of a long. It.
hind Xoha.
II was a big day Toy Kelly IN ..I.
d't.on 10 his single %scu.linr .Tor'. III. go
the double souls with Walter saith ,.l
had n seat In the Nespor boat W..
won the senior qusdrupio souls
The eight pared shell race was ono -
the hest OF the day. The 1rdl-ss >
Philadelphia heat the rotoma. Is G.
crew and the Analostan eight = VAST
ington by less thar half 4 leuE'H
The Ravenswood scr'pr do.h va.
third. and IN the Junior s,ig IN
Sieeel. Lone star y G.. ard T. Nor.e-o,.
Of the New York 4. = were place
Dave Maircn If the Lone stars v3- .
ord IN the informed ate single Ts
summaries
ny undin" Barrc club Phrad. ph's At.
onf Potomac S.at club. Wash 'g'.r
senior sing e.. soul go Pppus w.
BY George ". AHison. Irdine Bag, e
co'g9sia h G.. ri.,sbaifsS w,n
Juno. roa, DARED Gis-won Is
1pts B"'Im@r@ second M = g.
,aar'h. T,mc' i. '''' '
Senio.. slrsle scans-weo I.t.
an CT, y y ;n.rt 3 ii ls,-.
seniar double SUI .'W.n ny N..r..
g. rhi.aa.. phia Wa.t"r s'nl'.. low j r
Pa ,imore wic!am l. A,,"-. -ov =
Johnston. stfokr th'rd. Hayonsw .ai r. .
L,2ns i..anf c.4 'ourh P9'e
,eHr.hs
J,,io- s',rle soun.-won ~ vs.,
E i'a "a !13ai.ii.. NV i Sa;!,a",'
cub New yort avn rheo "
D"'k A,h "'i- club. si''h. G.-'- :
10y ere'h
I-'.-w"Hia'e FHur DARED G.r-Wo.
Ara .i.l u 60. B1''mor~ soc1' '.
-y'Fsn't R7rE" cab. pr'a!c pt!I.
Potomac cur. W~a-hl'.'nu. tn,
Won by ~ enrth.
ln'e-inclia;e S.nge s-ul's "or
N.Nim -. P"uu~'lrar'a Rsrgs -
Philadelphia. second rty'i = VI
Lou" S'.- n g. New No-k city: ''
EtIph : AiWas. Cu.luhi4 Ba.' a.
, PI''>hGrg tn Po'lmt eutry. r-a,
smith tlilcl 90 au..h. Tine, 5.';. "
by : lengths.
Junior Eight DARED Shells Won fs ?
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JUDGES WARN DRIVERS.
After slow First Heat Niss Harris
VI. Wins 2,Os Pace.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept THE open
'HG day az tho Grand Circuit meeting at
Charter Oak was nowhere near az sue
cessful as f. has been IN past wears. The
felds were exceptionally small and the
tim" was unusually slow.
IN the ? ,oS pace, the feature event 81
the day, only three horses sta rted-Nfiss
Harris NJ, J. L. Nc md Billy Dale
Th" first heat was won by Miss Harris
VI, IN tho slow time Of a:l5ia, and az
IN" finish the Judges called Mcdonald.
Murphy and Cox, the drivers. 10 tho
stand r gave them a warning, with
the result that The next two heats were
much faster and moro in Keeping with
N" class OF the race. Miss Harris NJ.
then won n straight heats, The sum
Ttrics
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ATHLETICS FALTER
AWAY FROM HOME
Neither Bush Nor Majors Able
TO Keep Senators From
Winning.

W.sHiSGroS, Sept tAmer'can).-
Washington easily took both holiday
games from Philadelphia to-day. win
ming IN the morning . 70 o and IN the
afternoon 2 To | shaw and Ayres
pitched air tight ball. and for philadel-
rhia Sabors aud Bush each had but one
hal inning. Score
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rhilsAclnhi
~
Q 0 al
s 4 0 0 4 q q 0 :

Two base hi's-Witt. smith Stolen va se.
Sirpuk IrouFrd Sacrifice hit Iswry Double
plays wit ard Mclnuis 90 PIX. witt AMI
Malnrie Hush. witt and McInnis LEFT ~
hHs", Ihilad"iphis, d; Washington. Fin,
lb-r an errors Philadelphia, | Washington. /
En,cs on balls or Hush, o. Earned rnns-Or
ru>h, 2 ~ Ayrcs, none Struck out-Ry
Ayrcs ! by Flush, . Empires Mrssrs. NalIn
s'' oIoucil'u Time q. game-one hour aud
illrty eight minutes.
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SECOND GAME.
CHICAGO A) ST LOUIS "a,

Inns, Fcl.ch. +. Collins, Fournier sarrihc,
hits-W Weaver, f. Collins Double ulays
Austin and sislcr; lavan and Sls,or. T. Col.
Inns. Terry and Fouruier Len on bases
Chicago, 4; 81. Louis, ? First base on errors
Chicago, 2 Bases on balls or Bcn2, 2: oN
Plank, 2 Earned runs or T'n1. T. oil
PLANK none struck ou,--liy Beng, 10 by
Plank, 2 Wild pitch bcn1 lmrirrs-
Messrs Owens and linccn Fine Of gam
. hours and minute
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AFTERNOON GAMH.

Clov"lsnf ............ : eoeo I %
Detroit. ............ 2 . 0 o Q : Iii
Two base h's-kavhnsgh O'\eill. Cobb,
NeH"h, burns. Stauss. :. Tieilman. Three has.
hit Wit stolen bhses-SIeAkrr. Chairman J.
hAufil, Bnsh : Cobb. V.sch. Crawford. Burns
Sscrihce hits-';rsney, Young puuh'e plays
Young End iurrs Crawford and Wit ior on
thses-,l"v"land s; Detroit. : First hss" on
errors Detroit. : Bases on hAils-OT Morton.
: on Bar'y, ?. on Lambeth. ! ~ Mitchell.
? on Holsui. . ~ psuss. = Hit- and earned
rurs-oH Morton, and 5 In Tia: N Bseny.
: and 3 ~ "a. OFF I.lmre'h. 8 and none
'none out IN 'fIh'hl OF BoshiinK : mn none
IN ! on Mitchell. J and . IN ! ~ Rnlsni. 2
md : IN { - pauss. 2 and I IN = ~ ~
yitcher-Ry Morton burns. struck ont-Ey
Morton. ! by B"ehllns l Ny Mitchell, ! ~
Roland. . Empires Messrs HIc'hrsnf aud
connolly Time % game hours and 70 min.
utes.
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MORNING GAME.

Two base ~h!'-Fos'.r Stolen bases Milan.
Strrrt S.han. Sacrihoe hi'- Charity sac
rlr,r ~ Judge Double plays Shaw and
,iut-s Foster. NcEude and Judge Left on
ha.rs Jhi!adelphia &; Washington. q Rase-
on hsl,s or shaw, .: OF Majors, 3 Struck
out rs Shaw. 3: BY Majors. . Impi-cs-
Mess. OLoughun and Sdllin TIM OF game
i hour and u minutes
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4 . %
. 4 0 4 q q -

Two base hits-Dovne : wortman. Stolen
has" Kelly Double riay-recicus. Dcyle and
NTlIvi'z Ter On h~eses-Chicaeo. 6: cinrn
nl'i. 2 Rhsc on balls or SCHULZ. 1 Earned
rurs-nH schulz. 8 Struck ont-By Prender
gus', : ~ >ctrly, 4. wild r''ch-Schulr TN
rif"s Mess Ias0n hni Eisler. Time OF game
i hour and - uiru.cs
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HARTFORD, Conn. Sent 4 Tn" Lowell
and Lawrence clubs ~ the Eastern Insr-
ball League. have hccn dropped. according
70 Q statement. TO nigh b. Dan O'Ea.I,
oSf.- r'uhs viii Nn'sh ma sessor o-
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL

NAIIVNNt LtN'1 t.
Boston. 2; New york. = "A. NJ.
New YORK. y; Boston, 3 ~. NJ.
Philadelphia, .; Brooklyn. I "A. NJ
Philadelphia. 10; Brooklyn. r. NJ.
Plttsburg, :; ~. Louis, q "A. W..
P%ittshurc. 2; St. Lonis, q CP. W..
Chicago. 2; Cincinnati, q tirst.
Cincinnati. 10; Chicago. = (second).
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CARDINALS ARE HUMBLED
81. Louie Team Twice Thanked
Pirates. 2 10 q and . to o.

~PrTTsBvRG. Sept . tSa'i0.a
Fi''shurg shut out - Louis - a
to-day. THO sooro IN tNe "-~rrr'. r
hc'uG , 20 n ard tho AFTER.
. 10 r. T0er'iNe ~ lirr 90 a
- 'oone- enabled ~" Pirates - vc''
final contest Two S.ures
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phillie couldn't bunch bineles on

game. Phillie couldn't bunch bingles on
Marquard, pfefYer or Rucker. but the
clan Moran didn't need to. for the over
the fence slams Of killifer and 1.uderus
both blows Of Marquard's delivery
manufactured al the runs that were
needed. seeing that Mayer held the
Dodgers 70 a lone count. When the
dodgers got to Mayer IN the ninth Moran
quickly rushed Alexander TO the rescue
ard Aleck spiked the rally.
killifer's lucky four base blow ushered
in the third inning Marquard fed him
one 20 his liking and Bill belted the bail
into loft field. II took a weird bound
and hoped into the blcachers for a
homer. Cravath had famed In the
fourth frame and Olson had tossed out
Whitfield when Luderus leaned into one
Of Marquard's Blenders and ifted II h'sh
and dry over the right heid wall.
Mayer held the Dodgers scoreless TIL
the ninth frame, Cutshaw pred or the
I'D in the ninth with a demon double
10 centre. Stock threw out Mowrey
and Olson lined out TO Cravath. Miller
then came through with a TWO sack
soak IN right that put Cutshaw across
the pan with Brooklyn's lone run.
ON'afa was sent in 10 bat for Rucker
Moran derricked Mayer and rushed Alex
auder 10 the rescue. The rail-. ended
when oMara lifted TO Cravath.
Brooklyn hlled the bases In the ffth,
hu, was turned back. With one dow
chief Meyers singled 10 right. Merkle
bat;cd for Marquard and s.ashcd a Singl,
into centre. putting the chief or second,
Hickman ran f~ Meyers. MAYER WINGED
jimmy Johnston with a pitched ball.
al.ing the bas SEES. With Daubert up things
looked roseate for Brooklyn. hut Jsk.
flied to Paskert and left Hickman. Mer-
kle and Johnston maroonci.
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Two base hit.-Ch.r-sn. vesch. Spencer.

Nv" bFse hIts' htN0hn, NeRoh, Sp~noer
Three base htts-crs~fprd. Peehe stolen bases
-.'obh, Young, Spencer Sacrifice hts Turner.
Bnsh. Cobb. Spencer. SHcrih's fi"s airHury.
Blrns. Double play-Noung and Burn. Len
on hses-'leveland - Detroit, First has =.
on ftorsIC!tvelaH !. Detroit. Ba..s on
lslls-or s Coveleskie. : m Lambeth. . "
Gould, ! on BoiHud, : ~ James. > Hts aud
earned rrns-Or : Coveloskie, 4 hits and 8
runs In 20 innins OF Ihm'.th, none ard none
IN ID on Gould. ; hits and . runs IN . innilss
on F"eh". } hits. no runs In ? innings. -
Bo"hlirr. ! hit. no runs In : innings N 30.
land. : hi's, . runs IN l Ia innings ~ james.
hits, ? runs in 6:3 innings oT II 'ovc.
leskic, : hits. no runs In - inning On DIhuc.
no hits, no runs In il2 iuuirgs HI by
pitUher-By James 'Gran"yI struck out-Hy
" Covelcskie : hy James. q ~ : Cove
lossie, / Empires -Me-srs Connolly and Hide.
brand. Tine 81 game hours and Is minutes
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l0'tls ~ - ~ - N
'Hattcd for Smith in tho second inning
fiHttcd for Appleton IN the eighth innir-
fr'"hl'n ..,,..., I \ n n > n n n A "
Ihil,d, lpl'a ..,,...,, & n > a a \ q ,.ln
Two base hits Johnston Myers. Wheat NJ
Ter, lud"rus. Iaskert, Ni'hnN. Siu,k mroo
has" NJ, STOCK stolen hnsrs Wheat, Kllifs~.
Sacriiic" hts Myers, rashcrt. Ni,hnff. WN.'',l
SRrr'to" nN 'rHvath Bases ON luli, bN
Cheney, ! OF Smith, , IN l'oll. . or Null,
ton, !; oN hN"N, . l"r on hn>ns BJo. bl,n.
= nhllndolphln, ) First base ON errors IN'lr
dclphia, 3 nj 10y pitcher Nv Doll Nti,rN,
Hits and earned runs on Cheney, . aud . ~
! q on Smith, and none in 50 oN Doll.
non" and . H. Uonc on IN third, an Ap
p,eton. r and " IN r ~ N~ils end q IN l.
on Rixey. 8 runs. Struck out by Appleton, :;
BY Mails, Z: by Rixey. l. wild pitches Mails,
n'-"v V~,'ros -N"ssrs Or'c1ev and Rv-on
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T'NHF 'H nH'
CHICAGO cu tnrr
To'Hs = ? % p
'baffed Tor koob IN the seventh inning
4Batted for ia yvnport In tho p,pth ,,rt,,

Two haze hits-Pratt, Lavan, William,
Stolen ~hsses-shotten. 2, Collins 2, Isvan, Sac
rife" hit Terry. I"f m bases Chicago. r
-. Louis, 10 First base on errors 81
Louis. l. First base on balls 90 or Wni.
Jams. I; on Koch, 4 on Davenport, l. Hts
9 IN Koch. 8 and ? In 7 on Davenport, / and
! In 2, Hit by pitcher-By williams IMilIoD.
Struck out-By Williams. 6; by Kooh, l. Nv
Davenport, /, Umpircs Mcssrs. Dincen and
Owens, Time Of game hours and 10 minutes,
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New York nm. Q;
Two bass hii-wa'ers Three has. hit
r1pp. Home run-Hooper. Stolen baaa.-
waller. Scott. Lewis Sacrifice hit.-S.o',
PeckinpauKh Hoblitzell. Lett on hne.-
New York. 4. Boston. Z Bases on ball-Or
Russell, 4 CHoblit,ell. Garfrer =. Scot,). Ui,s
and earned runs-On Russell. 10 hits. 5 runs !a
y innings on Love. ] hit. no runs in / inning
on Ruth. ] run. II hits In . innings Strlck
out-By Ruth. : Tipp . Russell . OldrnrI
by Russell. 4 ganvrih. walker :. Ruth. I'm.
pires- Messr. Evans and chill. Time OF game
Il hour and 81 minutes
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Two base hlts-GrirH'h. Doyle. Groh. SAFER.
Na'l"wsor. Neale. re-hrus. Thee base hi's-
kc!'y, I.lush. rlaok. Home run-sAier Stolen
bases -Nesl-. Cr-h. Horsh. Sacrifice kit-Groh
pia. WORKMAN. Doyle and Safer. +: Isft on
6sos-Cinciuuatl : Chicago. : First Ease on
errors -t'IcNrraf / Chicago. /. Bases on
Nslls-or Nath"vs1n. / - Brown, l. Earned
runs-pn Brown. 3. Of M~sthevson. : HIT ny
pl,cher-Ey Brown Rorshl. S'ruct out-By
Naih"w-o1, . ~ Brown. : Wild pitch
NA'tsvsou. In n'rcs -Massr> Rclcr and
Ess0n. Tine ~ game. hours and 10 minutes,
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Boston, 7; New York. "A. NJ.
New York. :; Boston. 3 ~. W..
Washington. q; Philadelphia, A.M.l,
Washington, 3; philadelphia CP.M,)
Detroit, :; Cleveland. : "A. W..
Drtr"ii, ~; Cleveland, = ~. W..
Chicago, 3, ~. Louis. = tirst.
Chicago. =; ~. Louis. I (srcondD,
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THE ExPERIMTST-rrRsE 200 THREE

HTNT HAY
Pr'ssc, hr . ny Bingara tMurphy...i I
American Girl. oh m rNurraD. .....3 !?
l">s Y = M tPHfm4W. .........s 3 z
In Princeton. b. h WuNN. ........%
Time 1874, : Iois. . iOI.
go TROT- 5000 THREE ~ FIVE.
How Constantine, hr. T.. 10y tonstsn.
tino N,H'ctrl'erl .......... ....... I
Hum Ft-', h IA tNurphyp..... .
AwHreh o.. m Uarpouton. ........7 3
N',iu,h'y, hr x, tNrl'nnsld). ..... ...3
lick watts, h = I'otnrO. .........4 ?
Sweet Spirit, b m CAck. rrn~an)..... 6 dts
Peter BOY, l. h. WrossWHnl ...........T dis
Time ,oGs, . o1'a. . 1A
2 os 4 r -PURsr .2.Oan-THREE IN FIVE
Nirs Harris NJ, b. m, by Peter the
Great ,Ncnonsldp ...............l I
Billy pal", - . ,f0En ..-....... 3 .
! L. Nc. ~ , rNurrhv). ......g :
Tine: l5i4. ;O5l.. . o5I,
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Brooklyn in New York.
Philadelphia In Boston itwo).
Cincinnati N Chicago.
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I~o pWe hftS-Peck1Taugh Nalpel. Sc0i'
WASH stolen t~ses-Ppp. Mais.l. Peckin
paush = MAGE Sacrifice hi'.-Ppp. Old.
TINS Double p!ay-Oldring and Alexander
Lev IN oases-New York. 70: Bos'or. &
fH oAse on error~-Sew York. !: Boston.
Iilts and earned runs-Or Leonard, /; h,,.
GreSg, hit. no runs In 6 %inninrs: on wvok
on no hits. no runs in ! inning; on NAYS. !
NY. run In 2's inning on shaukey, : ran.
Ht oy. pitcher-By Mays. ! Baker,. BASES
on oa!ls-On Shawkcy. : Carrgan. Hoorer
shorten p; on Leonard. : lO!driug A!eSan,
der: on Gregg, iPeckinpaughl: on wyck.
on. tMaisen: on Mays. {. ppm STRUCK
out-By sha~key, 8 ,Janvrin. Low-. Hob
h,zell, Scott. -Henriksenl by Leonard. ,
MAGE; by Gregg. : toldring. A!e1ard.r
snawkey): by Wyckon, ! Alexander Wild
pitches = GreEg. Mays. rmr,res M.ss-s
chill ana Evans. Tine OF Gane-2 hours and
q minutes. |
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MOnNING CANE
= a ~

'P1,'e1 fnr Na'lVirf - 'Ns N't 'r''r-
tRar for N'1.r. 'u the f'i 'tr'rs
'Ra''ci 'Nr Nfnfcr ~ ~. eighth ,rr'-e
'na''oi ~ v rko- N ~" r'r'h 'rr'rs
Ri0oklvr = q z q = =
Thilsic'pNia . : = ~
Two hasr h''s- Cu'shsv N''l~r Hsna r''r.
-lufcru- ki'f-r stolen Wheat.
SirhnH saur'fc" hts -Cravaih. Interus
No1i'c PLAYS olson. Mi''-r ard RuS1er:
STOCK Bancroft and Iu1orus IAr nn hascs
-Brook. vn : Philadelphia. G Frs base
on error RrooSlyn ! bases on balls or
pom on Nave, ms and earned
i1r-- q" ~ f"-. . ni's. no run. ~ ? IN
rms. OF Rp.so J nat. 10 runs in inning .
o' MAYER. 'is : rpU ~ -" inu'-gs ~
a Xaul"r. No lft-, 10 runs IN ~ 'nr'r-
H. hr iA'ch't Nv rf'Nar = NBanc-o"l. w
RH'Acr, 4 ''r1vail by MAYER. I Johnston
81 Ok out Nv Nlruuird. D. nv MAvor o.
MNd pitch Marquhii Passed ball Kiliter
linu0res Me-srs DvrOr auI QutEley Tine
OF came hour and ., minutes ~
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rfrner CItmbs out Of Hole.

rfeher went In the box In the ffth
and moved down the Phillies three in q
ron In tina; frame. JeT got in a bad hole ~
The sixth. hut escaped unsoathed. stock
SIT gled and Cravath Sacrificed. Olson
tossed out Whitfield. I.uderus was pur-
poscly passed. Bancroft was HIT by a
pitched bail. illirg the bases. K!ll'ter
forced Bancroft.
Hy Myers hated for preNer IN The
eighth and Rucker finished the game
The eighth frame was a nerve rack.ng
one, Rucker winged Crava'h. Whtted
singled. l.uderu> sacrificed. Cravath
taking third and Whitted second. Ban
croft hit TO Olson. h threw out era
vath at the plate. Bancroft took second
on tho PLAY and when Miller threw 20
Olson Whi'tod made a dash for the plate,
but was nailed. Olson 10 Miller.
Philadelphia fpped Brooklyn right
of the reel In the second game BruukiNi u
got AVA 20 "A one run lead In is h'lf
~ the first, manufacturing a marker or
Jo~hnstou's double 10 centre. Iy Myers
sacr fte and Merkle's inleld out. Phila-
deiphia bounced back In the last half
# the inning with six runs.
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Two ONT when winning run vas scored
,natleo Tor Carr1gan IN the seventh irni1r
:hstted for GresE IN the eighth ,nn,rr
snatted Tor Scott in the ninth inning
battec Tor WyckoN IN the ninth inning
Matted FOR Shswkey In the ninth inning
HRan for Baker in the ninth inmnT
Boston ,
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