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JOHNSON COMING HERE
Mnn WI" Tied Masked unrye, 4, va
FORK VIII NrcStir Christen
.Iuiy s.

Helmar johnson. newes, ,,,.,.
~ o. Hew Nork and the iieavvweirht
,,."'hPiol OF sweden. is unspoiled Nv
,!l' attention Showcrcd on him IN Sav.
orh NJ: was demonstrated rscen,
~ III the Manhattan Opera Uouss d,r
wr,s r'Io '..tIrrhatona! Tournament Flo
m;nrrSt,co thc masked marvel" ! ter
IN" hooded ones liking, for he no
~" sine" 10 request return notrb
me hooded Erappler and the hi,,
nMt"c rugged and hauled each othar
around the mat until both wer, rs,r
exhaustion at the eXpiratio, Of ~
allotted twenty minutes. .Iohnso ~, me me
ms adversary alternatcd in taking MA
"EErcSSiNe, hut ~ no tin,c was a;t,ar
~ uahGcr Of being nattenci on hi,
'Straneier" Lewis. who has the dis
.ih'lioh OF h"inG The only one to Gow,
me marvel tried out Johnson ths
ncNt night. and while he had ina
Swchc IN several dangerous holds 49,,
srtheiess he failed to pin his shonl.
"eFs 10 The mat Next came Sulo IJ.,.
"hpaa tn" giant Finn. He atten,n,en
70 lhroW ilelnar and was thrown him.
S"tl Win a side arm ana hody scis
s"'S, hcimhr Johnson will have as
ms NJ, opponent az Broad street Park on
J. hHrSdhN night. Valdez Zbyszko, thu
mighty Pole" also. a contender i fn,.
ths worlds championship.
EhNSHko comes here with an .,s,
VICTORY over the redouhtahlc Or Roj.
,,et whom he defeated in straigh, faIis
last Thursday night in Norfolk.
Is expected Ihat the winner -.
Oh christensen. the sensational Dcnn
WI" created such favorable lnrrcs.
sion hrr" last week. This mates 20
scheduled Tor July "
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WAS HEFTY CLOUTING

ROCKY MOUNT. y. e. Jun. >,
Twice when the bases were full. some
hcfty Swingcr ciouted the pellet ont OF
the lot and thus took n victory for his
club III cach instance. Each club
claimed one OF these hitterS, and in the
carly sctto il was Eisel. OF the champs
that turned the trick; while in the
the Powder Pufts. and they took their
first game OF the four-day series
second game and held the locals we'll
In tow save in the opener. Brown and
Jarman did the pitching for the
champs, the first named finger having
been called to the duEout at the OPEN
ing of the seventh inning of the first
game, and Jarman took over the pitch
ing until the Gloss The scores:
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TWO PRETTY CONTESTS
SHlPBUlLDERS MAKE
CLEANUP OF SERIES
HnrtselI M on Hend nnd Forced I,
Retire From Game for Sew
crQl DAYS.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June "a
Newport News made Il clean sweep Of
the four game series with Norfolk by
WiIRinB both ends OF a double -hee Ter
and TO >.
Gardinicr was OH the mound In the
first game. and held Norfolk safe a, all
times, giving up only tive scattered
nltS ana allowing one run. forray.
his opponent, was ineffective IN tho
early innings. and when he finally set
tied dow, the damage had been done
Harry iiartseli. the Tar second ba Sc
man, was hurt i'll the fourth inning of
the initial contest. when :, ball. thrown
by Gardiner to catch him off frst
struck Hartsen in the back OF the
head He was forced TO leave the
game. Newton moving UP 10 second
sell may be out OF the lineup for Il
couple Of days, but II is not thought
that h" will suffer any more serious
effect than Il st!if neck.
The second game was nip nd :
tuck affair all the way. th. Builders
.tiny, when Payne scratched one
through the box. stole second and
scored when Lake drove one TO left
tina. took :, bad bound away from
Eiucc N!ckS allowed hut two hits in
the six innings he worked but each
went for three bases and accounted for
run.
voss was unsteady from the start.
and vas removed in the sixth inning.
with Whitfield UP. Welcher. batting
for Nicks had doubled 70 center and
Newton struck ont. Ray then went
in and famed Whitfield. hut with the
coun, three and two. Craft triplcd 10
deep center. scoring Welcher with the
tying count Bruce struck out. ending
IN" inning. Scores:
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COBB AND JACKSON GAIN
IRIS SPEAKER HOLDING
LEAD OVER REGULARS
Nidscn~"n form shows Timber I,
both Pitcher. md iii.tcrs of
Zig llrrlits

CHICAGO. Hume 24-Cobb ana JACK.
so" pane' this week on Speaker in
;hc race for tho batting leadership o.
tho american League Averages nub-
'ishe1 today SHOW that. including
Wednesdays canes, Speaker is ahead
of all regulars. "ith an averaee Or
$50 TO Jackson's .8i4 and Cobbs .333.
Cohb Is row ahead in stolen bases.
with eighteen. Speaker leads In 10
tai bases. with III. and is ,!sd With
GranHy. Cleveland. for the lead IN runs
scored, with forty 1--we C.rancy.s req
ORD OF Tour home runs Sill stands thu
best Wit, Detroit. ana ,,aadil. Ctryst
!and. lead III sacritic. hits u!th sew
"nte"n each Tie Tigers are uhead
IN team hitting. with 2Se. Tho
:hmerican League 800 hitters. count
ing on!% those who have played IN
ialf ~ moro of their teams games
are: sneaker. Cieyeinnd. 500 Tack
son. Chicago. .35i; Cobb. Detroit 3i.:
Burns. Detroit. .3l7. Nunanaker New.
York. 81 Helman. Detroit sos:
smith, Cleveland .3h5. SiSlcr. s..
Louis. 30l: Gardner Boston 500.
Loading pitchers for eleven OF more
games.
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WRIGHT LOSES TITLE

v,-',kr ol.h VA. June 2I--Irvinp
lures III the American tennis world.
.IS. the title TO the tennis champion
snip or Virginia here to-day. when he
WIS defeated by Eli Whitney. ~ Bos-
ION. Il former captain of the Harvard
,can and once holder OF The iutorcol-
teEiatc championship ~ America. 6-N.
-, 81. Miss M"lia Hjurslcdt de
fcated Miss Elizabeth EuII \ local
payer and holder Of the ln.ilrs' cham
p'"nship OF Virginia, in NV" love sets
Inc mems doubles went To H. T.
Nci'ehcr. of the Harvard team. and
Irving Wright They defeated Rich
ard Tunstan. OF Norfolk. and Eli Whit
neN, o.. G-3 The mixed doubles went
I" Miss Florence Baliin, Of New York
MnrEucrita TAYLOR, Of New York. and
". v. Mcmillan. Jr.. o. Atlanta Miss
Molla Bturstedt and Miss Adele Bun.
OF New York. won Die ladIes Doubles
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How Climbers Bat
How Climbers Field

Totnis 49,. .I.G+. 22.5 .f5a
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IT IS FREAK EXHIBITION

PORTSMOUTH VA. June o..
PORTSMOUTH made II clean sweep of
the series to-day, winning the first
game by the score of To /. after six
for no valid reason. refused to play the
second contest, and the Portsmouth
team. after taking the field and pitch
ing ban across the plate. declared
tia game forfeitc! by The score of -
{" %. la the meantime. Umpire Ken.
nedy had disappeared. Nobody could
locate the umpire anywhere although
1t WAS only o'clock and there were
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more than two hours ri bright day
light let! IN which To play. All told
II was = freak contest. Kennedy CAV.
candy i base on balls because he
didn't think the Petersburg pitcher
was working fast enough. Anotncr
man. Reynolds, secured Il two-bagger
because Allen. 81 the Coolers. stepped
on :, banana peel III the left field and
sat down To- watch the ball SO sailing
past him. Wood held the visitors hit
less i"r seven innings Then they
solved his delivery for Il single and Il
triple, scoring one run Portsmouth
had made one in the sixth on three
singles and II sacrifice hi. Mullin ana
spective sides. II was in the sixteenth
inning that the deadlock was broken.
Cucto led off the batting with n Ions,
drive over lcft-hcld fence that the UNI
pre- decided WAS foul. So the Cupap
hit the next ball thrown over the con
tcr-neid fence, TO show that he had no
hard teeiihES against any one. The
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LEAGUE LEADERS BEAT

PROVIDENCE. X. l., June 24-The
Toronto Leafs upset calculations to-
DAY and took both ends of double
header from the C;rays by scores OF
= to and To q. Shocker and Nc
TiEuc were the Leafs moundsmen, who
worked in the two Ramcs. and they
had the locals in hand at all times
Lefty McTiEues triple i'm the second
game was the only clean hit off
schultz The portsidt hurlcr scored
from this hit. and the tally proved n
winner. Scores:
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INDIANS HOLD LEAD

!ETEolr. June 2i--With the leader.
ship OF the league At stake D,t,o,,
anh Cleveland to-day engaged in thsiy
fourth eNira-inning duel of the sea
son: ana the indians won, 10 To \
lWic" IN" IyEcrS tlc0 the score ans,
once Cleveland ala The same ,hin,.
ne visitors Won ~ III. eleventh. IN.
h'HE Wnch speaker walked ana score.
on .'o',,!nl : trlnic. Wam6ssanss follow
cContinued on Second PageI
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BOSTON TAKES TWO

RpSrcN. June 2i.--The Boston
I'hilndelphia to-day. To and 10
). Hooper stole home in the first in
ninG OF the opener. his single being
tn" only hit off Majors up to the ninth
when singles by Hooper and Inuvri,,
errors by Nab"rs and Murphy. a wild
pitch and lily 10 Schanr let in the
needed TWO runs.
Boston alnasscd four runs in the
fourth inning nf the second game on
errors. three singles. u base on balls
ana a wild pltch. Scores.
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Chicago



~ collins out, hit hY L,tt"d nall
ST I.onta -. ...........S F." :" a.,
summary Runs F"-ch Weaver = 60!
ms O.. S"hIlh. lInrtor ca. i'rat. ,gt Two
base hits--Iavan. S.vrrcid Pratt -. Sbo,
,on Fhro"-ha~" hi-rruti. struck ot,-hv
Ni!ii"niS, u by Davenport. .. hv Plank ..
by koob Bases ON DaiIs-on riank =. m
nAI"nr"rt D"ub" plays Terry 60 =
S"iln.. J. collins to Terry tn Fournicr
Sacr'ii"c hi'S-FCl-"h. Iacitsor, Stolen b,srs
T. ,"'ltns S.,haik r"-ry H;, iv niiCh"r
by h"'n tV"rrp W,id pi;ch--Wiiii,ins
'.'''''''T' mn "h" pII'"h Iimc, hcur.
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rtricr ry-La:nar. HON. run-MiII.r sacr,-
~ hi,s-C!"wel!. MCAvoy. Gran. Double
p!ay--kop; 10 IraEo 20 Russell: Mcdonald
:" Hu:nm"i 20 Haley Enpp 10 Haley Bases
on hail7-by crow"li. :; by Enrcl. I: bv
h,""a.r,"n' i''t ny p!,chor--b. i:nrcl (!
'tiit'r'. o." Anderson, ICran.1 S,ruri,
OUT y Crowoli. e. by Tns.l !. hy hn.;.r
son I.r:' on ae"s-I3a!t!rnoro : iiuHa.o.
- I'":'i5"s ''a't ami McGowan Time
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SECOND GAME.
Totals rs ,oi!a | Totals
Hated FOR Ayers In ninth

S,"rc by innings. y
Washington 800. - q O . q Ga
New York ..............o -
Summary; Runs-Shanks. Foster. Henry
riilhooloy. rtpp co. Baker Home runs.
Hakrr i'irp Two-hase hits--Mc Bride. Wal
ter. has"s on haliS--oH Ayers. l; on Mo-
t'idp", .. OF Heating. =. Struck out-hy
AN'rt. :" 10y MoEridgc. /: by Heating. (,
ny Shawhey. g. Stolen bases -Mccilcr. Nc
l'rid'. Shcrirlc" hts-Mlan ~. High Ma
E"" Double pl"ys-Fostcr 10 WiiIiams
i"ektnpauEh. Gcd"on Ia ripr (2'. HITS
on N"EridEc. in innings: off Krating =
IN 3 innings Gmpircs. Connolly and Owens
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NEWARK TAKES BOTH

NEWARK. -. J.. June 2i.-Newark
real to-day by The same score. | 10 o
hc hrst game went ten Innings, and
thc second eleven. Both Newark bitch
"fN "on their own games, Enright in
the nf:t. with q HIT TO right. which
scored Zimmerman. who had doubled
'thf Smn!iwood. in the second, with a
double, which scored lIealy Wirttr
and Milan played circus bali in the
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" En--ChnftaNuOca III.
Atlanta o.: both games seven in.
n!ngs by agreement
~ Little Rock Little Rock. .,
New orleans. 81 tstcord game scy.
on innings by aGrecmcatl
~ NashNille-N Nashville, n-5; sir.
minGhnm Ill
At Memphis Memphis. 3. Mobile. :.
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AZ MiFWan kee--MIlwauIeo :. In
dianapolts, !.
Louisville,t
~ Minneapo!is-Ntn Minneapolis. y To,
l.do. ttsSt .nme> Minuearons. ):
Tc!cGu. - ,secona game
- 81 pau!--S; Paul !; Columbus
NGS, game 81. Naui /, Columbus,
II tsecond sa:neJ.
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ORIOLES BEAT BlSONS

BALTIMORE. MD, JUNE 2;--The
orioles handed Patsy D"novan's Bisons
q !!ttie surprise party in the form or
n double. beating in this afternoons
Standardization. With Sherman hurting
rood ball in the opener, the locals took
n well-played game. to .. The sec
01t battle WAS far less interesting,
h0rtver. as the home team, due large
tx to the wiidncss OF Engci, scored
seven runs in the frs: inning. This
engagement wound up in lotO-2
.ctury for the Dunnmen. Scores:
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FIRST GAME
Washington.
Totals - "a 10 Tu,.ls..a, III
'iS"ttcd :or Ainsmith in nin;i.
tBau.d :or Borhl!ng ia the seventh

SV''' UH innings r
Washington 800. ...n . O-l
Sew York ............o . q - -
summary: Rnns-Moolicr. Gilhonl.y. pipp.
Two has" hit -lSahvr bases on halis--oT
i!o"hiinE. :. M Gullia. :. on Caldwell. 81.
StrucH out--by iiu"hiIng. 3. 10y Galla ! .
Ivy caldwell, ! stolen bases Snanils Fos-
ter Baker. Marcc 90. Gcdeou. Sacricic.,
hits-iitgh. PccsiupauEh iIiis--on Iio.h .
Connolly rtmc 9:N7
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I'IIkST CANE.
Totals ~ . ., Tu;ai...2b ; "A -
ILartsall In forrtn.

IRAN for Hartsen in fourth.
Scor" h. innings:
Norfolk ....o o Q 0 6--l
Summary: Runs-Wrntt"n, Smith rrist,
Cochran Two Uap" hit-Echuit.. Thrcc-b;.Ee
hit-SInith. Sto!cr bar"s-W ratten. Smith.
Double plRy--I.akc - Wratt"n Sacrifice
hit-S.uitk stolen hascs--'N -:.,,s.:. Smith.
Double plays-Iaks 20 Wra-t.n Sacrifice
hit--t'ri-t Bases on bails--uff Gardini.r. =.
of Porray. 2. Left on bases Newport News
5: Norfolk $. Struck "ut-hy Gardiner. 1:
by Portray :. Umpire. Walsh. Ti;1o. $50
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SECOND GAME.
Totelg. 81 a3I5

IptHIE.. ;" : g t. TDinls. "a IN I, q
one OUT when winning run was made
score BY innings Y
Newark 80. 20 c o ~,
Montreal 20 o q g %
. summary: Rur--Iealy. Sacrifice hits
Caiihan. Cable. Esan. Stolen hases-Smith.
MaiSel Two base hit-Smnllwood Three.
has" h!t-Wcils Dasc on balls--of Srall
wood i Struck ou.--hy Smaiiwood .; b.:
GnonhFc"G Empires. Chestnut; and
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Petersburg

I"taIs. ...4' NiH n TOtalsda . II ~ !;
cNonoHy our when winning run scored
70, .. ~ 10y 'hH'hsS; Il.
Petersburg ......0O6 ca o0lD0o00 ocoEi
PORTSMOUTH 10 700 0eUOu0oOOl
-, nuhtH'rS Runs-iiudGi Cuc,o Wcos.
! w"-basr h!t-Reynolds. Thr-c-h:tsc hit
t' ,E h"'ne run--tu"to. Sacrifice hits
Alexander Moore. Emory. Henry Sfn;,,,
bases Alexander. Double. ri,vA ic>a,ir
:" iienrE to Emory Iiits-off Muffin. m
-" ','li,hsS. OF! Wood. in IL Innings Ease.
On ha'Is-off Mullen. :: orr Wood III; py.
Pihchcr-hE Wood ! tnudsinsb Struci, on,
Da; nuilln' !: by Woods. I.cf; on buses
nedS.. Time, o:i5 '''''' Nh
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pct,rsI,urr Own, Cor,,,,

PETERSBUKG. VA, June 24-Secre-
tary Farrell, or the National Commits.
sion. has tciegraphed President S.aSlc.
y thc Petersburg baseball club, that
i!sr; Gar,.ir is the property al tho
petersburg Club and viii have 10 r.-
port to Petersburg
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Y.ulfimprr IufSlIo
Totals.29 Z: .; Is To;ais....32 81 IL >
NAN fox Onslow IN ninth.
-Hatte1 for Tyson IN ninth.

T7i-Inore 49,. .......i q 0 -
t;flffain ........ .......a o %
summary: Runs -'rwornbiy. Kopf Miller
{gl Eopp ~. Thrce-hasc hit--kopp Sac
ritce fIN--K Russell. Stolen hascSKopp,
Lamar. Crane Double piays-.Jacsson to
S..slow Crane 20 f%opf to Russell Bases on
buls--or Sherman, 2: off Tyson, Hit
~ pi;chcr--ny Tyson, ikopD: hy Shcr-
man. (onSlow,. Struck ou;--by Sherman.
? ~ Tyson, 3 Lett on buses Baltimore
ii: Buffalo, 5. tmpircs Hart and McC;owan.
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WASHINGTON DROPS PAIR
BOTH ENDS OF TWIN BILL
ARE LOST BY SENATORS
Cleveland Tumble. Dctrnit ami Takes
F'irmcr Hold ON American IrnGuc.
IcnlcrShin

NEW YORK, June 3i.-Eaw York
tors in tWo games to-day. winning. : 50
J, and 90 3. Both Victories were Gu-
to Pipps batting, the NrSt baac:nDn
driving III Bake: with the winning run
In the first game. and scoring GilhOoicy
ahead az him with a home run IN the
eighth Inning of the second contc--
Twenty thousand fans saw the dcupi-
lill The
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T7HUUt.V N"NtTNNrS 70 lead Tia bat
ters OF the Nationa! LEAGUE. with $40
carey. Pittsburgh. is ahead in stolen
bases. with nineteen. Finci;, Chica
IN sacriiic" hits with nineteen: Will
iiams, Chicago. in HON" runs With
eight: and IN total bases. with los
and Burns. NV York. in runs scored
with thirty-sN. The cubs retain the
S!Hn nat,ins !eadetship. with @5S. The
Nationals gao hitters are: paubtrt
bro"klyn. .3ia. Robertson. New York
$39: Zimmerman. Chicago. .3o5. Doilc
Ncw York. .325; schultz, Chicago. .319
tiinch,nan. Pittsburgh. .3l3: i,urr:
lhiladclphia. $40: Wheat. BROOKLYN
300. Wagner. Pittsburgh. sos. Chas.
Cincinnati. 800: llornsby ST Louis
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SECOND GAME,

summary: Runs-Aid q hcws, Uandihoc
Gust t2). summers. Iiarnett t?l. Russell
ktrcher Left on hases-IIopcwcli. {; Rocky
Mount y. Earned runs--fIopcwcil. :: Rocky
Mount stolen bases-Matthews. Gust t.j
Edwards. kircher. Sacrifice hits-Ste,n-
premier Summers. Two-1asc hits--Stcin-
brcnncr Home run-Isarnct; Double nlsvs
,crnnhic I" Gust; ApplcEatr tunassistc.n
struck out-by .farmun. /: by Crabblc 4
bascs on hhlls--of crabhl.. 9: on .Iur,nnn .
ompir". Buckley. Attendance. 80 Time
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SeOrr Icy innings II
Rocky Mount .........t o.
ADMINISTRATIONS t2), Handiboc. Gust. Sum
mcrS, Russell, kircher t2b, Edwards, Mar
can. Eisci. Left o. hases-iIoprwcli. 5:
Rocky Mount, . Earned runs--Hop.wcii !;
ROCKY Mount. stolen Observation-Disclosures
flee hii-Barne;;. Twc-basc hi;s-iiuSt (.l,
Steinbrcnncr. farinalcc. Edwards. Home
run--Eisei. Innings pitched-hy Brown. s:
by, Jarman. :. IG!ts-ofr Brown. ;: off Jar
man. l. Struck out--by CASTOR :: by
brown. .. by Jnrman .. Bases on balls
of CASTOR. 3: off Brown. 3: off .Tarman, o
Wild pitch-Jarnan. Umpire. Buckley
Timr. ..cn.
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SECOND GAME
Total. 81 . 81 ~ Totals s 81 IA
'Batt"l for bush in ninth

nv INNINGS: p
Philadelphia 49,. 80 n "a
Boston ....... ........I u q A
SUMMARY: Runs-l.annlne. Struuls, Srhaur
Hooper, walker ca, Scott Cr. Thomas
Mays. Two-has" his--I.ai oi". scott Sto.
len bas"$-Wnlsh Witt. Huuprr Wulkrr
S"cr!fiv. hi'-i."wis. Double piays--S,ott
,nnas ststcdp. Janvrin I" IIohi:2ci i.as..s ON
balls--oh bush. |: OF Mays = Struck n,,
hy hush. l. by Mays Wild pitrnr.-y,n,h
Mays H'npirrs. iii'd"brand aud O'Iough-
In. Time, | 10 -
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SECOND GAME.
Toronto. Providence.


Toronto ...... .........a o . o o o 81
Providence So. ......h o t-o
summary: Run--Mc'rtEue stolen ba ses-
THOMPSON FabriGue, Murray. Three asc
2: on Mc'riguc. I. Struck out--by Schultz
=: by McTisur. B. Lcft on bascs-Toront0.
6: Providence. Wild pitch.-McTlgue Tim
pires. Bransficlh and Kccnan. Tilnc ~
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PLANK Is HIT HARD

ST LOUIS. June 24---l.laul was liar.
tcd from the slab in the NTH iunin.-
to-day. and Chicago won the last Of
the series from 81. Louis. to /. Tns
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SECOND GAME.
Totals i.l . Totals p 7rc0
sIaitrh &ir,,a n

S''NFTiEII
1.-TWO on; when winning run scored
Scor. by innings: r
Newport News ........n Ia
Norfolk ....... .............0 O. q -
icrllcd IN seventh by aprc":Ecn'l
Summary: RunS-Smith. Payne. Vosa
Nichs W-lch"r. Thrcc-hasc hits--Iahlrra n
Smith Tw"-basc hitS--Wcrhcr Lake Sac.
rif!cr h!,-Whtt"d Sacrifice fy-WalterE
Bruce. stolen bas--Payn'. Struck out-ty
Noss. :. by Ray. :: by Nicks. 3. 10y Porrsy
Eases on htlls-off Noss =: of N,cka
Innings pi,ch"d-Noss. run hits in I.5
innings. or N!cks. " runs hiss IN In.
rincS Left ON has"s-Nor!olk. :: Newror,
News. + Wild ritCh--IoSs Hit by pitcher
by Nichs. T"himam, Umpire, Walsh
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FIRST GAME.

Totals 81 20 !? . To,ai~2. 30, "a
Two On; wh'E winning run was made
S'"r" b: innings
Newark ...-.... ......D o Q q 0 ii
Montreal .-..... ......6 o o q 0 %
summary: zimmerman. Sacr.ic.
hN"-- h"aiy. ""rsn. stolen bas.s-Hcaiy
mir. Mais"l Two has" hI,-Z!mmcruian
Bases on balls-on Enright 9: OFF r,dorn
Struck out-by Enr:gh, 6: hy- C'aJnrc
tnr!rcS. c!cary and chestnut, Tim. is
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''!tti" hpck irtdS the southern As
Sociat!on III club batting. iAcluti:ne.
sames played on Tuesday June 80
with a mark of .9Il Atlanta Is SOC.
"nd with 80 sixteen men who nav.
PLAYED III thtrty-hve or more cares
~" batting more than 800. ThAv arr
jacobson. Little Rock 34l Runliry
Little Rock. $50. Manning. Little Rocx.
80; Moran. Atlanta .333 J Harris.
'nh ttanooEa. 800; Ellam Nashville.
90; t.dmondson, Now Orleans. Sia
Goomh". birmingham. BIZ Mayer. At.
,ania .%l2, ranlettc, Memphis 500; /,
Mcdonald, birmingham, .30S: Smith
cunningham. SOC kores Nashvilie
,"p%' sylvester New Orleans 3dG
Nniseley. Memphis. SOP, Thrasher. Al.
iania SOL Cation, Eirmin gha Nj has
taken the lead as base stsalar H..
heads the list with twenty thefts
Knapp. New Orleans. is the best sacri.
nIoer. Win twenty-five" kumler. IittIe
h"cN continues TO lead the hor,e-riin
nittrrs, with seven homers j. Harris.
o. 'hattanooga, Is the leading RIM.
SEtl"i. with fcrtN-three. ana also leads
IN .n;ai bases, with III
me leading pitchers who have
a.
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1lADELPHlA, Juno oi.--Tom
said 10 have made :, new record FOR
consecutive hitless innings here to-day
when he went into the fhiladelrhi..
game as Il relic. pitcher. About two
weeks ago he pitched two-thirds OF an
Inning against Cincinnati without
welding a hit. Later lac pitched Il no
hit game against Pittsburgh. and after
that twirlcd t"o and onc-third innings
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b?ttth TOT Nirmnyfr In seventh.
Score by innings: X.
hocheHter ..-...... % 3 20 3 y -i2
ktchmond .......5 2OoO1O Oil
summary: TNv0-buse hItn-Mr-
Drrm"t'. Reynolds. IIrrs"h~. jacob
s"n. Thrcc-bnse hits Hendrix,
Leach. KeIIihrr. Reynolds. MrAuIey.
jacobson. Sacrifice hIts-NcAuIcy,
k"Iiihrr, Clemens. Sacrifice ny-
Beatty. Stolen bnscs-Pricst, Hen
ir!N. Double plays-SIEiin to IIn-
likes beatty to McAuiey tn Hoclkc.
Iitts-on Hcrsche, .. and O runs, In
! Id inninEsi on Kirmuyer, 10, and
runs, IN e.: innings; off Icnkc,
4 nnd q runs, In liz innings; OFT
Nckcnr!. u. md runs. I'm 3 in
nihHs. iinses on bnIis-by Hcrsche,
- ny kfrmnyer. ., by Hitter /; by
i.rnkc, z; by McI<enry, Z. struck
out-hy Hrrschc. !; by kIrmnycr, l,
hy Ritter. .; by LcnItc. 2, by Me-
kenny, :. Passed bHli-Rrynoids
Wild nitchcs-Hcrsche, 1, toss l.
Left on hnscs---Rochcster,S y, Rich
mond. 81. Time Of Enme--tun hours
md fifteen minutes. I'npIres-IInn-
hihor and Freeman.
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Toronto 800. .......c 0 o 2 o o U-a
Providence ....... 30 ] o 0 o.
Summary: Run>--rhompson. Murray
Powell! Sacrifice hits-B la ok burn. Oral m
stolen bases-Gra ham. Onslow. Murray, Nc
kce. Fnhriqne. Two-h h!ts-Shcau. Bases
on bal,s--oG Billiard. 5: or Shocker &
Struck out--hy Billiard. g.; by Shockcr.
Left on hls"s-Providcnce, (; Toronto 8
20