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NO INTERRUPTION IN
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Plans for Transportation of
Teams in the Event of a
Strike Perfected.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3O.-Plans for trans
porting ball teams In case OF a general
railroad strike by motor. boat and inter-
urban trolley have been discussed in
every league which would be affected. +.
was learned hero to-day. President
Johnson 81 the American League was not
In his Office. bu: at the office Of the chi
ago Nationals 1t was said no Interrupt
ton In the schedule was expected, as
tentative plans for moving the teams
from town to town 10y motor cars where
trolley or boats Were not available al
ready had been arranged.
Boat lines from, Buffalo 20 cleveland
or Detroit and thence FOR most Of the
way to Chicago the trolley lines will be
used by teams here and probably the 81.
Louis c.ubs. The extensive rolley sy>-
TEN of Indiana. Oh.o and Illinois viii
make solution ~ the transportation prob
lem not difficult.
All teams in the Am 'ricln Association
next week will be paying In the leagu. $
Eastern cities. Columbus. Toledo, Louis.
Vile and Indianapolis. all in trolley COM
municat!on or easily accessible by auto
mobile. The only problem President
C~hivlnS:on found - puzzle him was that
involved In bringing the teams of the
Western hat to Chicago. and the North
Shore trolley line from this city to Mil
aukee furnishes a partial solution Of
that.
The proposition that interleaguts be
substituted for that of the regular sched-
u.e has been suggested in case OF a gem
eral i!eup Of all means OF transportation.
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WALSH GOES TO RED S0X.
Yankee Sent 10 DOstOn by
lOnntc Mack.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 2u.-sIan-
ger Mack Of the Philadelphia Amer
leans announced to-day that Dut;isldcr
Walsh had been released 80 tho Eos,on
Red SnN, The deal for Walsh H. in part
payment for Catcher Haley. who re-
Gently came to the Athletics from the
Buffalo club, In which organization tho
Boston club has an interest.
Walsh has been with tho Athletics
three times, lie originally cam, To tho
team In 1910. but was released TO Balti-
more, In 1911" Mack bought him back.
along viii, Eddie Murphy. from the
Baltimore club for "A hiG figure. In 1914
he was traded t" the Yankees for Claude
Derrick. a former Athletic PLAYER. whom
Mack promptly sent to Baltimore. In
m!dseasor Chance traded Walsh back To
the Athletics for outtcldcr Pete Daley.
II" shared in the 1913 and 1914 worlds
series as n member of the Athletics.
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After winning that soft. squashy double
header from the Yankees on Tuesday. the
Detroit Tigers had everything planned to
tear right through the battered New
York boys and get all set for a leap to
first place and a slice OF worlds series
cake.
However. the plans Of mice and Tigers
often go awry. Whenever the Yanks
lose a few games Bill Donovan has found
II a grand idea to shake the boys up a
bit. and IL usually brings quick results.
When the wild one collected his frag-
ments yesterday he had Magee on second
base. Oldring In centre and Mullen in
right. The new combination got long
much better than the old. and kinked the
Tigers tail by a score Of 5 To .. The
Yankees never stay In the same apart
ment two days in succession. This
morning they look at II world from
NTH place.
Perhaps the appearanceo Of faithful Bob
Shawkey on the twirling tee did more to
help the Rupert and Huston cadets to
rally round the nag than Wild Bill's gen.
eral shakeup. They seldom get fresh
with the Yanks when Hob climbs III the
mound. When Connie Mack slipped Bob
to the Yankees for the waiver price Uncle
Cornelius showed he was more Of a
philanthropist than a David Harum.
Cobb Gets Three Hits.
Bob Quelled the Tiger uprising with
eight hits. three OF them being the ex-
elusive property Of one Tyrus Cobb. All
OF them were slams which Ty sauirted
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LINCOLN STARS IN L. I. CITY.
Harlem Nine VIII Clash with
DcsnOn Trays On Sunday.

Tho Lincoln Stars. fresh from triumph.
ant trip through the middle West, VIII
make Their hrst appearance Of the season
N Ions. Island City this sunday. The
stars VIII meet the Degnon Gravs In the
"ill give Long Island fans an opportunity
10 test the real strength Of the irays. as
~" team Will meet In the stars one OF tho
best colored teams In the country.
,,unhoat Thompson, Langford or Syke.
WIZ pl''h and Santop viii catch for the
,ih,oln stars. The Grays Will work
hncker. former Mackman and an In
iin,,sr"aI ,"aEuer' on the mound, The
MaN Hooker. who Joined the Cleveland
.,,"V ,.'' week. In the preliminary gan,s
a. 10 me ~, Mary's team Will meet q
Isst amateur nine.
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MOwrey Il injured.

Mix Mowrey was slightly injured dur
ing the practice before the game. so
Manager Robinson decided to give the
titan matched third sacker a needed
rest, sending Gu GetI In at third and
shaking up the batting order, putting
lily Myers back in his old lead off posi-
ton and having Gctz bat in sixth place.
The Dodgers got away to "A two run
lead In the second canto and never were
headed. The Cardinals bagged their
lone run in the fourth frane. the SUI
pcrbas coming back with a run In the
slxsh and another in the eighth. Bescher
got a life on Olson's wild throw in tee
fourth and took second IN corhan's SIN
gle TO centre. third on Wilson's sacrifice,
,;etz to Merkle. and scored when Olson
threw ou Dots Miller. Corhan took third
on the cut. hut vas marooned when o.
son threw III. Gonzales.
Outside u the fourth frame the Cardl
nails did not threaten except In the third.
Bethel beat GU. "a hit to tutshaw In that
frame and was forced by steele. Long
dashed n long single 20 right. putting
steele on third. but was out himself.
Stengel TO Olson. in trying to stretch IL.
Snyder lied to Steneel and left Steel.
stranded AT third. In the rest of he
game Vanguard he'd the Cardinals in
the hollow OF his hand.
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DOYLE REFUSES TO JOIN.
Will Not Play with Cubs UnIess
salary IL Increased.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3~0.-L.arry Doyle, the
former captain Of the New York Giants,
who figured IN the trade which sent
Heinie ZimmermI IN to the Giants. to-day
refused TO pla: with the chicago cubs.
DOYLE refused to Join the local club un-
less guaranteed an increase in salary
over that called for in his con'rac..
Doyle. jacobson and Hume. came TO
the Cubs for Zimmerman. and President
Weeghman said he would fulhl the con-
,rac, o: the players.
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STANDING OF THE cLUBs.
GAMES SCAEDuI

Detroit In New YORK.
Chicago In Philade lphia.
81. Louis u Boston.
Cleveland II Washlngton.
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'RUDOLPH'S SINGLE
SCORES ONLY RUN
Dick Wins Own Game in First
Part Of Double Bill With
Pirates.
EVEN BREAK FOR BRAVES

PirrsBrRG, Aug. 30-(National) -Bos-
ton shut out P!ttsburg l to 0 in the first
game Of a double header here to-day. but
was defeated In the last game by a score
OF I to 6. Rudolph's single after Esan had
doubled in tho fifth inning scored the
only run made in the first contest.
After Iittsburg had tied the score In
the last game in the sixth inning. Baird
doubled IN the eighth, stole third and
scored the winning run on Smykars sac
riiicc ny.
Hinchman at first base did not have a
putout until he retired the last man In
the game. The scores:
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ARCTIC PARK GAMES.


Tho i.Ipir" cry min" WI have thc
Empires rs their "ppuHcu'. sun
LN l%unrn.ng ~ Arctic Park. Flushing aud
NNrkon avenue Hrouk!NU The DrIgiun'
Empires have q strong team 'hIt ht-
shown TO- tiNautag" In games throughout
tho greater CITY In the nf'rruouu tho EN-
pir's w!t, meet tho S'rpaE 80. unhll " 60.
tho team that Wa rchnun"i at the request
at MANY ftuE because 81 TIVE inc showing
Of the team CA its 'irs' appearance at A.,
Tie Park. l.rin ana smith again VII, h.
the battery of the VISITORS. Roth are for
mrr members III the lu-er- Seals.
On Labor bhN thu Lincoln stars VIII
meet the ln-er-Ssals in the first game Of
! double bill, and the winner wifi meet the
Empires,
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JAPS AT LENOX OVAL.
Oriemtnls VIII Clash With the Red
stars On SunduN.

IN" Original Jdpinese, - team of pricn
tai hail PLAYERS who have made good
show ing IN rlncS Ia this vicinity this 80,
SON, vii maxi" their tirst Hppt Hrtnrc Of tho
season an - Manhattan dlamnnd thi. sun
day Tlrv viii clash wltl the Rel stars
in the ilrsi game Of u double ,lr,irr a.,
l"n,N oval, ltath street and IenuN avenue
The laps VIII Inc M ~ follows kadsrn.
III. Shihuta. III Flii'a, G, t.; k~auawagL,
al. .Arokl, r. I bvana, e.; T~oyakawu, D.;
Endo, !, T., and Fukues. > >.
In the second game the Bronx Eagle,
who played AN eleven Inning game with tho
LIN, DIN star. last Sunday, VIII meet the
n, Joseph Council team OF the Knights Of
Columbus,
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HERE'S A PECULIAR CASE.
GuistO Refuses Ia Join Indian ms ,
Prefers Minors.

PORTLAND. ore. Aug. 90 Louis ,iu'sto,
Portland's star first sacker. who has
been sold to the cleveland Americans.
announced to-day he would MOI leave for
Cleveland unless he got $1,000 of his
sale price as 81 bonus ana 50 Goa salary.
Cleveland had set his salary ut s2.laO.
Guisto sad lie II not anxious to 90 to
~" majors for another year anyway.
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CLANCY weigh. I.s,. Pounds.

CLEVELAND, ohio. Aug. 30 George
CLANCY. who viii meet johnny K!lhane.
featherweight champion. AT cedar Uoint
on Labor Day n u battle for the little. to
day tipped the beam at l.3ig pounds after
his rest of Yesterday. hut -sumei thc
training grind to-day, boxing si\ fast
rounds At his headauarters here. Kilhaue,
now Is dawn to l:.,a. went through
his usual training stunts, boxing eight
rounds with his sparring partners ana
doing some road work.
Promoter Matt Hinkel to-day closed 4
deal for the moving picture privilege At
the fight.
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Sames scheduled for To-day.
Newark III Toronto.
Iichmond IN Montreal
Providence" III Buffalo.
Baltimore Ia Rochester

Newark in Torouto
Iichmond Ia Montreal
Providence In Buffalo.
haI'''''in III Rochester.
Ht.rr,Lo. Aug 2o-p r,cr,.,u..,
By defeatiu.. Newark b.,,. ,,.d,v 20,
the B!sons made "A Glen, ,v,,, -, ,tn'.
series with T,uu.y. mon a., -, ,L.
early part of 1914 nav, .,o i,i -. ,.,
a game NJ tho local r,tk Tb, 49,.
To-day. however. ,lrr,y .,r. ,, ,,.
locals. as tho Indi,us .,,o,I ~
the eighth iunluv th,, ,,.,.I ,.nr y.
and tied the score.
The Jcrscyi,cs l,,I.d a., ,,
the eighth with "a ycpr.,t.. ,,J d,,,.
hin, ,,,,, a.. - ~, -
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T0t1Is. -,,.UI 2 2 u
'I,attcd FOR Connolly In the eighth inning.
Halted for baird In the seventh inning.
!Battcd for Cooper Ia the eighth inning.
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'en","ss e",eu u" . w.Iu,am, ,aia
49,, nv " n,a o,,.o mo air IN
TX IN somehow ss
James stay in, but he consented to let
James try II again. Fritzic MaIscl then
knocked out big Jim with a fifth single,
scoring two men.
] lines X Knocked on Mound.
.,.
80, "s' oe,s. $500 uu' "a ,ha
49," Wv - -
'"n "''nsu ~ 'io -
u. w, Wv. ."" '"e" '"'""s "'s'
WIN e.eNe"t ].
n'no"s o'"eI 'n'nss "h.n Meie ine" .
ing ~ ny ese. u "o' W ~ 49,
&C. .>u.",ANeI; "ao - SUP ~ r
nus" ~" nc aa'u tssie' "nicI .ooN
.na' s.1.u ~. pu' VI. .>un. , ",cIase' "a
."e WI "nn's 'uNs ~
"'eN"an NV ne.'! s"o, o,.' s,.uut
o"se' VIZ" "au eNels i''eu''on VI o.'us
u MI un'ii busn h,aue q suIp'ise a''"e"
run 'nc sue anu le;rueu II 10 mrs, a..
'anNs oi."." VIZ" 'un ~ =,
n's '",'"e, Wiz" va, " .o"l'o''''s
s'"''' 'cVv"u n"o.'"aH LIE "i'see 80
f,o" 'o,e' " 'a"eS u" ."e s'"'e
riisn 'naoe hlISe'i " marty 20 LTs
- ,-..
Makee ",v'"cr ou.' anu ne seo'eu w"e"
''o 'e"" AhP o''e"e" d '''s'o " 'e""
-
ASrs A"e N"""s u" An''"
The automobile city tribe tied the
score I'm the third. Bill James had a
surprise for Uncle Hugh!e. He bca; out
a hit 10 deep short and took second when
Peck threw with more speed than sense
OF direction. Oscar Wit sacrificed the
quarter ton Californian to third and he
came in when the nimble Cobb ou;ran
his blow 10 Peck after Roger made a
splendid s.op.
Most. everybody present had n Ia, OF
fun during the Yank turn OF the third
round. Jennings. James. Cobb. Sc. were
among the minority who saw no humor
In the various situations. hawke
opened On James with a rapid fire s,ngl.
to right. and Lee Magce fired a second
sho, In exactly the same direction.
There was a lull in the fring while
Huphic High was waving with his bat
a, his constituents I'm the lcf, field
bleachcrs. Hugh took three waves.
Peck .ho, , unc single 20 centre and
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GALIIA BEATS INDIANS.
Allows Cleveland seven Hits, Most
OF which Are Tainted.

W~AsHlNGToN. Aux. Ct, American
Washington easily defeated cleveland. 2
to !, to-day. bf seven hts made uf
Gallia all but two were srratclN.
Washington salIrd twu ruu>. ono oH
'ouinhc in siN innings and duuturr III
toNelesk.e in two. TIE score.
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Yky Rally AoudS hwkw Zmm| Helps Giants Regain Their Feet Dodgers Close in West With Vic
Won KOLMTZ STARS
IN WHITE SOX VICTORY
Makes 3 Hits and Drives In 3
RunS-Athlctics DOwncd
by Z to 3.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. SCHENECTADY.
Chicago won from Philadelphia, 7 to
3. Faber had the home team at his
mercy except in the fourth inning. when
three hits netted two runs.
Won kolnitz made three singles and
drove In three runs for Chicago. The
score:
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Two base hit-JHckson Three base hit-Mc.
Innis, Sacrifice hits-leibold. Ness, McInnls.
stolen hascs-Wcavcr .. fclsch. l.. collins.
Ness struck cut Is Iabcr. .; Icy Shcclian.
. hr Myers, !. Left on baScs-tLIcagu. II.
fhiladclrhia. . First base on ~errors-thicar".
Philadelphia. |. First base on lalls-Df
fnhcr. t~Schang, by Myers tJacsson). Hits aud
earned iuhs-On FHh+r. I hits. : runs In .
innings on Sheclian, Z hits, : runs In \ Ia
nlngs, on Myers. f! hit. J runs In I inning.
Wild pitch Slcehan. Empires Mcssrs. chill
AMI connolly. Time Of gainc-i hour and 10
minutes.
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PHILLIES ARE HELD TO
HITS BY LAVENDER
But Cubs Pound Dcmarcp for
Cluster Of Two Ba"grrs
and Win. , to o.

CHICAGO. u 30 - ~tNatiouaD.-
Lavender held Philadelphia 20 three hits
to-day. while "A cluster of two hHgg"ir
in the fourth of nemaree nrt;cd the
cubs a . 80 q victory. /eid.". Williams,
Fltck AND SAFER each got W. .aggerS.
Ilr sore:
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EXTRA ROUND IN
FOUR BALL MATCH
Hcalcsy and Hutchinson Beat
Lake and Smith in Playoff
at ShcnccOSSctt.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Aug. 30-The
annual open tournament of the Shene-
cossett Country cub began to-day with
AZ amd;eur-protcssional four ball COM
petition. which was won by Daniel T..
Heaiey ~ -. Andrews and Jock Hutch
insou Of Allegheny after playing of Il
tie with Harold :. Lake Of Hartford and
Micpoutid Smith of Greenwich.
All of the leading Eastern professionals
were on hand. About ff;y pairs played
this morning. When all the scores
were IN IIealey and Hutchinson with
3i-36. Il. and Lake and Smith with
"s-33. IL, wer" together at the top Of
the list. Harold Judd OF .Scw Britain
and NJ. j. Brady OF Oakley were third
with "a score of SIS. a..
The playof in the afternoon soon
developed INTO u struggle between
Hutchinson and smith. for neither Of the
amateurs was abb. to lie ot much help
to his partner. Iiealcy and Hutchinson
led 10y three strokes. ,;oiu- out the
scores were 81 and 40. Coming IN the
Htttshurs pro and his partner had picked
W two more 10y the time they drove of
the seventeenth tee. Poor pU;tiTg cost
them a stroke IA each nf the last two
holes. and when they holed out on the
last green they wcr. only three ahead
again. The scores for tn. round were :
IIealey and Hutchinson "a Lake and
S,,i,h = T., +, s,..i,i ,,,,,a,;,i,, ,or
'"i."' { " 9I'~'"' ''''f''''.'n ~
professional pairs Tom Skipper OF haiti
more and Robert Andrew of New Haven
won with a rrnI If a5-3a is
The summaries:
sb.neros..t s.,ras-p. T. u.,,, ,ul t,,i;
I r.'bi,., a, Re =, "a
M'por,ii Sm.th. n. as--I. II .JuId ,mi
II ] Hr,dv. 81. ~. 4 Duu",W ana
a. AZ ga x,,nn v,h'I"',',vy ""t
Lack unbsus =, AZ "a f. II YIN r,,.,
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south Atlantic League


bes Moines. s. omaha. T.
Sioux CITY. =. Lincoln. -
wichita, 4. Topeka, .,
-. loseph, :; Denver, . ,nrsn.
Denver. :: - Joseph. o tstcaui).
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CINCINNATI nv


Jew York ''''' q q .S
cincinnati. see. o o 0 0 . II
Two has" hit-Schnclior. Three base hit
Ttsran stolen bas" Fletcher. Sacrifice flies
-.h'rz"c. Ncalc, Double p%lays-,;roh and
'has" Hroh. Chase. Clarke mud Mitchell, Left
on bases New York, 8; Cincinnati. II. BASES
on hslls-.or Benton, 2: IN IcrrItt, .: IN
Tesr"Su, o on Schneider. 4 IN Mosclcy, /,
II. on Pcrritt. o and o IN 20 IN Tcsrcsu,
9 and = In 10 on Schneider, 7 and 4 IN &. on
Mose,",, D ana !. IN g., III hy Pitrher-Ry
Schneider Wo'"rtsonD. Balk -Tcsreau. Struck
nnt-By Tcstonu. \; by Schneider, by
M"s"ley !. Impircs- Mcssrs. O'Day and liar.
rison. Time OF game hours anil 81 minutes,
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Columbl. Cinche. First Place.

COLUMBIA, :. e., Aug 80. by win
ning to-day tn" columbia club Of the
south AtlHnti" League "inched first place
for the second half of the SEASON and VIII
meet She Augusta ciub, which finished
ahead In the hrst half, IN n post sea son
series for the pennant. Tho season ends
On Monday,
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR LEAFS.
Make II Five In Row O,"r
VcbcIs-ScOres, Id. -.

TORONTO. AUG. 3"-,lr."rr'. -
Fly winning to-dty'~ duus'r i'l." f'-
rnntu won iiv" ~'rI.-N' f'f d, "ld
The scores were 'o 'r ! aad 8 T."
scores
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Winston Salem. ., Ashctil!n.
Durham. =; trc"ushuru, . iirst,.
Charlotte. :. ltalriglI, o 'nrs,,
Charlotte, .. ltal"igh. | tScrondJ.
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MARQUARD PITCHES
ROBINS TO VICTORY
Big Bats Of Wheat and Cut.
shaw Prominent in + to 1
Defeat Of Cardinals.
DODGERS TAKE SERIES

ST. Louis. Aug. 30.-with RUDE Mar
guard twirling at the top of his form and
Brooklyn punching bingies on Steele, the
sassy Superbas %signalled their last APP
pcarance in the wild and woolly Yves.
this season by conquerlng the Cardinals.
4 TO /. here on Robson Field to-day.
The victory gave the Dodgers the se-
rles two games out of three. II being the
first scrles st. Louis has lost since the
Cardinals returned to the home heath.
The game vas started early In order to
allow Brooklyn to catch a train which
will Ian them tomorrow night In hiia
delphia, where they open an important
series on Friday. Brooklyn's last West
ern invasion resulted in nine victories
and six defeats.
Marquard pitched wonderful ball and
deserved n shutou:. the lone run scored
by the Cardinals being ushered In or an
error by Ivy Olson. Olson's misdcmeanor
was the only one committed by the
Dodgers. who accorded Vanguard splen-
did support. RUDE let the Cardinals
down with 1--WE scattered hits. Steele
pitched good bail. but was handicapped
by a ragged defence.
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BUFFALO HOODO9
FOLLOWS NEWARK,
Indians Lose Entire Series IN
BisOns, Who Take Last
Game, Z TO q.
TILT DECIDED IN NINTH
International League Rr.ults.

Buffalo. z; Newark. G..
Toronto. 10; Richmond. ! (1rsO.
Toronto. 4 Richmond. . ,sccond,.
Prot ldcncr, 3: Rochester. 0 ,sccond.
called at the cHd ot tho sisth
inning on account ~ RAIN.
The Rochester Providence hrs, game was post.
pVncd on account Of rain.
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suprrbas score IN second.

The Supcrbas started the scoring in
the second inning, The Wheat-tutshaw
combination. wnich 40, IN Iive of BROOK
lyns cigh, hits. led the rally. Buck
raped "A hot one into right and cu,shaw
hunted safely TO one side " Steele.
When Steele threw wild TO first Wheat
scored and Cutshaw took second. George
took third when Getz laid down "a sacrl-
nee hunt To Bethel and was safe on
Betzel's low throw. Olson forced Getz.
'orhan T. J. Miller. Cutshaw GATHERING
across the scoring pan. CHEF Meyers
flied 20 Wilson and Marpuard famed.
There was II lull In the Superba at
tack until the sixth. when cuishaw and
Wheat again got busy. Wheat valloped
Il one timer to centre and Cutshaw
c,ou,ei safely to the same outpost. send
ing Buck along 10 second. ,;e;z fled TO
Besoher, hut Ivy Olson came through
with a demon double to right centre.
pushing Wheat across the pan and plant
ing Cutshaw ON third. Steele purppsely
walked chief Meyers. hll,rg the bases.
Maruuarl tried to make good with "A hit
in the pinch. but flied u to Wilson.
once more the Whcat-tutshaw Scor-
ing Corps led the Dodgers on on a charge
In the eighth. Buck opened the can,o
by hanging the bail on the beezer for
III. third hit he harvested of Steele,
Manager Robinson w.gwagged FOR cut
shaw to sacrifice. and George made
good by laying down the called for
hunt. Wheat taking second n cutshaw
expiring a, iirst, Steele 10 Dots Miller.
VII" covered frs.
'ie.z l.ft,d u long foul fly to Long,
Wheat racing to third after the eaten.
When Curhan let Olsou's driy" go
through him Tor an error Wheat came
ga.loping home with Brookly MS fourth
run and Ivy reached first safely. Olson
stole second. Ch!ef Meyers again
paradcd to first along The four ball
route. once more Reuben de Maruuard
de Marquis cssaycd to punch "A hit out
IN the pinch. but he expired on a foul to
snyder. The score:
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portsmouth, I. Rocky Mount, o lnrstp.
PORTSMOUTH, Rocky Mount, q lscconI,
Petersburg, :: Norfolk. l..
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NEW YORK TATE LEAGUE.

W. J.. pc W /. PC
Syracus,.... - Il .C'"lilra .......... = 10 ~.
= ,rant on ..... ~ - 30 Veailnr ,..... 3 IL 40
Ringhamton. 80 - .;3> Elmira ...,.... % - .iSs
wilkcsbar'c. - 10 .t.3 Harrisburg -: 100
Al Blnghamtou- II. II. l.
Ringhhtntun o q ! q % !" 0
Scranton. ..... | 2 3 y II |
Batteries l,app and Murphy. buchcsuIl
aud HranLHn.
At syracuse t'lrst game Il, II r,
Hlrrishurg. loool % y IL
syracuse. ..... 2 20 o . N-N ]. I
Batteries Parsons aud Wheat. Fricl and
Hildebranl,
Second game Il II. r..
Harrisburg ,,.,.,,. ool 20 : {:
syracuse o o u 0 va ! 4,
Batteries vuiv, Huenkc and Wheat,
Boeh,'r and HildebraEd.
A. Elniiri u. u. T..
WIlkesDarle... 03ooo 30i- II ,
Eimira. ....... = u . u % : 2
Battcrics kuty, Brown and Briger:
creager, Jordan, OConnor and Casey.
At Utica ,irst game X, u. L..
Reading ...... 0OOOn0 q - II Z"
utica.,...... 00OOO00OO o. 2
Batteries b"vinncy and Hlddock.
Walker and 'lnugheg.
Second game Il. II. l..
Reading ......,.... q q 0 n o 0 % 2 o
Utica -. .h,...... 900 ii u
Batteries -Douohuc and Haddock. Karpp
and BruggN.
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Dillas, :. Fort Worth. ..
Beaumont, .; Nous'nu. l.
Waco, g. Shreveport. /
Galveston. 4 San Auionio, q
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. =; Detroit. =.
Chicago. :; Philadelphia. 2.
Boston. 4; ~. Louis, q.
Washington, 3; Cleveland, 4.
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'BattcI for spencer In the seventh inning.
.IsAAnI fur n.IunI In IL. .nAnuII. u.Lu
James X nocked on Mound.

Two base hi -Fcckinpaugh stolen bases
nurns. bIdring. rtpp. Sa"rircr hits High,
Wit Left on hascs-N New York. &: Detroit. 5
First base on srror-Ntw York, /. Hits and
earned runs-On James. ! hits. ) runs IN | =
innings ~ liulsnd. : hits. no runs In 3:3
lhnlgs on Cunningham, : hits. no runs In .
innings OH S~hawLey. | run Struck out ~
S~hawkey. 4 crawford. Holland. Harper.
Young 10y James. ! ,Hiehb 10y Roland. .
Niullen, MaisrD. Empires Mcssrs. OIoughlin
amt Evans. Time Of game hour and iii
minutes.
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American Association.


sat Lake, I. san Francesca. ,.
Los Angeles .. Portland. |.
Vernon, - Oakland. |.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. q; Cincinnati, 5 co: Innings),
brooklyn. I; ~. Louis. Z.
Chicago. =; Philadelphia. n.
Boston. u PlttsburR, q iHrsD.
Pittsburg, ~ BOstOn. (secondJ.
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Two base h, lial" sy,r n,s '' p"-,''
srolci base TUiwllcr. Nlt.' ~ F''
riu,l,, Shcan ANA Ou.loW l.f-, H'~'
rrrnr-Rochc.'cr. / First nt.. ~ "''' "..
Kirmcytr. " struck out lS Is M'>.'
Peters. Lett ON htsce Re .Ar''"r lt''
,,cncc. I'mprc> Mess. NruIo'u .
Hart. Time OF same hour auu j m'h''f