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HOT B|C-LEACUE RACE
SUPERBAS AND YANKEES
STILL AT HEAD OF COLUMN
Washington Duplicating Its Annun
Frnt of Slipping After Middle
OF Season.

NEW YORK, July 9,-MiJseuson in
the major baseball leagues finds Brook
lyn. pennant winner sixteen years
ago. in first place IN the National
League, and New York, several times
a contender, but never winner. lead
ing in the American. Their margins
are not great, however, and even Il
week may bring change.
The Yankees maintained their win
ming gait the past week, taking two
out Of three from Chicago. Earlier in
the week. New York took three out
of four games from Washington. Dom
ovans men were favored with good
pitching, timely batting and fine field
ing.
Cleveland, the sensation of the Arst
half OF the year, about held it's own
during the week and Notwithstanding
some in-and-out pitching, appears to
be able to keep up a first division
pace. Chicago slipped back TO fourth
place. Boston, by winning five OF its
six games. went ahead OF both Wash
ington and Chicago. The Red Sox
made only two errors in the siX games
Washington, as in previous years
A prominent contender for the FIRST
half OF the season, now is slipping into
the second division.
Brooklyn. by winning all OF its five
games, improved It's position at the
head OF tho National organization. The
Superbas won three games from New
York and hogan tho second Western
trip with two victories.
Philadelphia and Boston Ind live
ly battle for second place during the
week. but the league champions held
the coveted place at the close. Bos-
ton was in second place for one day,
and still j. close To the Phillies. Chi
cago, with five victories and one de-
feat moved into the FIRST division.
passing New York and Pittsburgh.
AS on ills hrst trip west, New York
began with Il victory over Pittsburgh
IN the first game. hut lost the aecontl.
its first defeat in the West this sea-
son. The Pirates fell back to sixth
place
Packard. Chicago Nationals. with -
onehit victory over Boston on Fri
day, made the best pitching record
Of the week. Three hit games were
turned In by Coombs. BROOKLYN: Rixey,
Philadelphia Nationals; Caldwell. New
York Americans. and Boland. Detroit
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GOLF IN ASHEVILLE
Special Tournament for Delegates TO
Annual Convention Of News
paper Publishers.

There Will be special golf tOurna-
mcnt on the links OF the Asheville
Country Club ASheville. =. C.. on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday. IL will
be for the delegates Ia the annual con-
yentiun OF the Southern Newspaper
Publishers Association. Eight tro-
phies will be given aud all who re-
ceive prize are compelled to make
speeches OF acceptance under penalty
OF disaua lifcation, The rules Of the
United States Golf Association will
govern the contest, subject to ground
rules OF the club
The program follows:
Make entries at convention head
IL,
Wednesday, July IL (2:30 u. MI
Qualifying round, eighteen holes. mntlal
play. Sixteen lowest scores to qualify
for Asheyile Board Of Trade trophy.
Second sixteen qualify for the Asheville
Citizen trophy Runnersup and conso-
latlona In each flight. Tho Printers
Ink trophy for the lowest qualifying
score.
Thursday. July IS g a. M3-First
round, both flights. Losing Fights to
be paired for consultations.
Thursday. July IS (2:3o p. M)-Sec-
ond round, both flights. First round
m consultations.
Friday. July u g a. M,)--ssmihnals.
both flights, and consultations.
Friday. July II (2:30 =, M.)--Finals,
both flights, and consolatians.
Friday, July ~ &c r. Ml-presanta-
ton Of trophies in tho club house. All
winners VIII be required to mako
speeches Of acceptance. under PENALTY
Of diaQualidcAtionis
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Canoeist. Regatta Prizes.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-For the AS
sociated Canoeists' Regatta on the
course above Aqueduct Bridge on SAT-
urday, July IL. at o'clock. TWO silver
point trophies have been offered by Is.
" Morris, Of Neazic, Me. There is Il
large silver cup for the club scoring
the greatest number OF points. and an
other for the individual scoring the
greatest number i'm senior events
Points Will be scored OH a basis OF
five for first, three for second and one
for third.
The trophies-silver cups for frsts,
silver medals for seconds. and bronze
for thirds, will be placed on display
as soon as received. which will he early
this week. Entries close on July -,
with Frank Aedbery at Walfords.
Blanks may be obtained from the chair
man of the association, James Burch.
Washington Canoe Club. for canoe and
boat clubs. and sporting goods stores.
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is AIter HerA"s'. job.

CINCINNATl Juiy 9.-Managcr Jack
Hendricks. Ut the Indianapolis team,
of the American Association, is in this
city on mysterious mission, Hon
bricks. il is said, is being considered
as u likely candidate 10 succeed Charles
IIerzog as leader OF the Reds.
Should ilerzog he placed on the mar
ket. as he probably viii. President
Charles IT, Ebbets, Of the brooklyn
club will be bidder for his services
lterzog has expressed favorable
opinion at the prospect of playing In
Brooklyn. and should ha he obtained
for the Supcrbas, he should Mug up
the gap at shoristop, where Vatara
aud Olson have this year been doing
poor work.
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WEEK WITH GUNNERs
Turnnr,ents VIII he Held Throuuhout
the Country This Week for
TrapsIbOOfers

July ?, 10, II. l2-Wyoming State
tournament. under auspices of Wyo-
ming State Sportsmen's Association, at
Casper, Wyo
July 10--Portland, Ore, Gun Club:
Bclleheld. N d.. Gun Club.
July 11-Western Pennsylvania Tran
shooters League tournament, at Wash
ington, Pa; Freeport, Ill, Gun Club:
pkmuIgee, Okla. Gun Club.
July II and 12-Cerro Gordo Gun
club, at Mason City, Iowa; Blythesville.
.\rk.. Gun Club.
July 12-AIankato, Mimi, Gun club:
Riverside Gun Club. at scottsbluT, Neb,
july IL and l3--peru, Ind. Gun Club:
Alabama state tournament. under au-
spices of Birmingham. Ala. Gun Club;
North Carolina State tournament. under
auspices Of Tnrboro. y. c., Gun Club;
Wisconsin State tournament, under au-
spices of Madison. Wis. Gun Club; Cen
trail Illinois TrapshoOtcrs' League
Gun Club, Springfield. III.
July 13-SusQuehanna Trapshooters'
League tournament, at Milton, Pa. !:
Fulda, Mimi, Gun Club; Sebewaing.
Mich, Gun Club.
July li-Latonia Gun Club. az Cow
ington, Ky; Sheldon, Iowa, Gum Club.
July II and l5-COnnecticut state
tournament, under auspices Of pah-
umioque Rod and Gun Club, Danbury
Conn; Luvcrnc. MINI. Gun Club.
July 15--I.eominster. Mass, Sports-
mons Associations; Pacific, Mo-. Gun
Club: Gandcr Gun Club at Louisville,
KY; Elmhurst, Pa.. Rod and Gun Club.
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TENNIS RESULTS
Emerson md Hardy Win From WATERS
nnd Durns In southern Cham
pfOnShip Doubles.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July a.-Nat En-
erson and Lew Hardy, OF Memphis. do
feated Douglas Waters and j. H.
Bruins. "f New Orleans. here to-day
for the doubles championship Of the
south, Is. G-i 81, is, s.. in the
finals OF the tournament Of the South
crn Tennis Association. The winners
viii compete for the intcrsectional
championship at Chicago in Augusta.
In the womans singles, Miss Ethlrn
LcEcndrc, OF New Orleans, wll tho
chanIIbnship of the South by defeat
ing Miss Irvine Murphy, OF New Or
leans. Ga, al
The title in the mixed doubles went
To Miss Murphy and J. =. Hudson. OF
New Orleans. when they defeated MISC
Legendrc and Esmond Phelps, of New
Orleans. CD, Ca. These events closed
the twcnty-ninth annual tournament OF
the association.
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thority than tho late Albert G. SpauI-
subject:
"ln the days when Abncr Doubleday
attended school at Cooperstown (iSS9),
1T was common thing for two dozen
or more sthoolboys to join I'm "a game
OF ball Doubtless. as in my later cX-
pericnces. collisions between the play
ers in attempting to catch the battcd
ball were frequent. aud INJURY due to
this cause. or In the practice Of put
Ting out the runner by hitting him
with the ball, often occurred.
81 can we'll understand how the or
DERBY mind OF tho embryo West Point
er would devise q scheme for limiting
the contestants on each side and al
loting them 10 Held positions, each
with Il certain amount of territory;
also substituting the existing method
OF putting out the base runner for the
old one OF plugging him with the
ball
True, il appears from the statement
that doubleday provided for eleven
men on side instead of nine. sta
tioning the two extra men between
first and second and third bases. but
this is u minor detail. aud. indeed, I
have played, and doubtless other old
players have. repeatedly with eleven
on n side. placed almost identically in
the manner indicated by Doubleday's
diagram, although 1t is true that we
so played after the number ON each
side had been fixed at nine. simply to
admit to the game an additional num-
her Of those who wished To take mart
in il
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ADJUSTMENTS


Did soldier. ut Lyric.
Laughter is the Keynote of every
,eaturc OF the new show that comes to;
he Lyric to-day While there is
marked pathos in the Offering OF the
III Soldier Fidd!e:s, who will present
War-t time" musical number and
omedy sketch, THE brotherhood OF
Blue and Gray the veterans interpo-
ate some COME songs and dancing
hat never fails ~ excite mirth. The
ketch IN which The ancient fdl,ars3
appear Is designed to be hlstoriS nn:is
educative and 10 promote the spirit
~ patriotism. In the company Of tvej
are two old confederates CaptainS
Tory Miller, OF Richmond. and Majors
lanes 3Iammersly. of Lynchburg; ands
wo eX-union soldiers. Colonel !. Az
Pattee. who has made Richmond hisS
headquarters for spne years, and MAJ
or Price. Something novel is promised
the act OF Bob Albright and CONS
pahy. cowboy singer and woman8
nstrumentalist AlhriShts songs ands
he piano solos Of the maid who assists
him are said To be music of eXcellents
quality. 4 fast and funny comedy OFFS
'erng is the skit. FLINDERS Is keepsrs,sS
presented by George Kelly, Anna Cleve-8
ana and Annette Tyler. Mullen and
Rogers Will round out the vaudeville
Dill with a genuine variety stunt They
are singers. dancers and patterers, and
further enliven their act with some
comedy acrobatics. New motion-pic-
ture exhibits Will include the latest
releases OF the Selg Tribune service, u
showing some stirring Mexican and
European war films. &
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TROOPS PASS NEW ORLEANS
Trains Transferred to Southern Pacific
ana Virginia Soldiers Proceed
ia Texas.

Especial 10 The Times Dispat ch,l
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. July ?.-Fir-
ginia troops passed through New Or
leans early this morning OH their way
to the Mexican border Because OF the
early hour, the troops did not detrain.
but proceeded to the river front, whore
their trains were transported across
on a transfer boat to the Southern
Pacific main limo, whence the route to
Texas was taken UP Immediately. Tho
first section arrived at 10 o'clock, the
second at 1:h0, and the third Mt 2:26.
1t took about an hour to transport
the trains across the river aud make
them M. so that 1T was I O'clock when
the last train left Alglcrs for the bor-
der. Few people knew that the SOL
diers had passed through. Hundreds
OF kilograms from friends were deliv-
Grad TO the mon rs their trains srrIv.
ed at tho Union Station.
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COBB PLAYS SENATORS
icorEiH Peach's Team I'm Washing ton
the First -Four Days Of
Week

owing 10 the fact that the Climbers
are out OF fiichmond for the time he
Ing, number OF local fans expect TO
journey over 10 Washington one Of tie
hrst four days OF the week. or maybe
more, TO soc TyruS X. Cobb play
against the Washington team.
OF course, there will be the whole
Detroit aggregation on hand the same
as usual, Witt Crawford and all; but
if you ask fan what lie is going over
TO Washington this week for. he will
more than likely reply:
Wanna see Ty play
For the benefit OF those fans who
are going. it is well that they should
know that the games are called in
Washington at 4 o'clock.
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I.nhor-Da, itexntta.

WASiIINGTDN, July a.--There will
f,e seventeen events In the Middle
States Towing ltcgatta, 10 he hold here
under the auspices Of the Potomac
Boat Club Oh Labor Day.
Al meeting Of the Middle states
regatta committee held In Philadelphia
last Tuesday, the following list of
events was decided upon: junior, inter-
mediate, association, senior and senior
i40-pound class single SOULS: Junior,
intermediate. senior and senior 140-
pound class double sculls; junior and
senior uuairupie SOULS, junior, inter-
mediate and senior four-o ared gigs, and
Junior. intermediate and senior eight
cared shells.
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w. & ]. ACTIVE
Manager Making Up HIn Preliminary
materials for Season In Foot
ball-lsluy Here

WASHINGTON, PA. July a.-Afana =
ger IL. NJ Murphy, OF Washington and
Jefferson College, has commenced aci
i've preparation for the football sea y
son or 1915 The first game will not
be played until September % with
!ethany' Coach Sol Metzger and his
football players, will be here within.
less than two months. Footballs have
Deeh sent to all members Of last year,s
squad ana the preparatory school
stars who will enter the local insti :.
tuition i'll tho fall. Another stem To.
ward preparing for the season will he
the inauguration OF the sale OF tickets
Tor the home games, which will open
next Monday.
One OF the most important games
on the schedule of the Washington
and Jefferson eleven Is that TO be
played in Richmond with the WASH
ington and Lee eleven i'm November
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different members of the teams when
In the feld. Some close students OF
the early history OF the game still
express doubt regarding the statement
that either nIno or eleven players first
took the field ut Cooperstown.
while some uncertainty may exist
as to whether such n lineup was ac.
tunlly used In the early play at Coop
erstown. there appears to be littlo
doubt that n Cooperstowp man evolved
the idea OF placing the players In
practically tho positions they occupy
In the game to-day. Credit IL given
TO Abner Doubleday by no less an au-
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CARDINALS WIN EASILY

81. LOUIS, July 1.-Two big innings
the fourth and seventh netikd the
Cardinals an s-to-5 victory over the
lhillies to-day. The QunkerA ran up
a lead or four runs. but in the fourth
inning ST. Louis scored three runs on
pass. double, triple and a single.
In the seventh, three singles. two GAG
rincc hits. Il wild throw and Betzcrs
MP counted i've more runs for The
Cardinals
Williams retired stock. NichOm and
'ravath in the ninth, after the Phil-
lies had secured two runs. The score:
ph{l,drInbi, ,,l.
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May change SOCCER Team.

Although the American soccer foot
ball team Ia scheduled to sail for Nor
way on July "a. the final details OF the
tour are stili unsettled. There are
likely to be several changes TN the
personnel OF the team as originally
announced, owing to the fact that
every man who makes the trip must
be an American citizen either by birth
or complete naturalization. and must
not be In a position 10 be recalled for
duty with the various bodies Of State
militia now preparing for duty on the
Mexican border.
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college Rowing Events.

The appearance OF the University Of
Washington crew at the Poughkeepsie
regatta and the Princeton eight at
Seattle next spring, as outlined by pre-
liminary arrangements. will prove
boom To college rowing on both coasts.
Both the Washington and Princeton
combinations made enviable records
during the rowing season just closed.
and with the majority Of the oarsmen
eligible for seats in the shells in 1917,
should be able Ia hold their own I'm
dual regatta races both at home and
on foreign courses
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Jarsnese Iennis stars.

Eastern tennis followers and players
will get their first view Of the Japanese
stare. Kumagae and Mykami. during
the playing OF the New York state
championship tournament. which be-
gins at Utica to-day. The test will
give true line on tho stability Of the
Oriental racket-wielders, for, in addi-
ton TO number OF the younger Cali
fornia experts. there will be fair en-
try of the best Of the Eastern tourna-
ment players.
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N. C. TRAPSHOOI!NG

a number Of Richmond trapshooters
Will probably be present at the annual
North Carolina State tournament, 10
he held under the auspices of the Tar
boro Gun Club on Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week Richmond
men have managed TO make good rec
ords III tournaments lately. and Il is
confidently believed that some of the
high" guns Of the local gun club will
he able 10 be up amongst the first In
TarhOrO.
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MONTREAL TAKES TWO
BAL TIMORE LOSES TWICE
TO DAN HOWlEY'S ROYAL s
unlttmore's Pitchers Pounded All Over
Lot aud Royals Wins Both Games
with Ease.

MONTREAL, July s.-The Royals
pounded tw" Baltimore pitchers all
over the lot to-day, piling up nineteen
hits in the first game OF a double.
header and thirteen in the second. The
scores were II TO 1 and IL to 2. The
scores
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SOME NEED ELEVEN NOW
Used 10 Be Eleven Players on EucI,
Side, Extra Ones neins,
on Ipdeid.

NEW YORK, July 9.--The recent
celebration a. Cooperstown, n. y, as
The scene OF the birth OF baseball"
has again rcopened tho controversy re-
Rarding just when and where baseball
was first played as an organised sport,
with rules and fxed places for the
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Retain Champion.l,Ip.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Karl Behr and
Theodore Roosevelt Pell retained their
Middle States doubles championship by,
defeating Harold Arlington Throck~s
morton and Dean Mathy in the chal-'
icnge round OF the tournament at tho
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, Mountain,
Station. y. j., to-day. The match went
TO five sets, and the score was Cd,
h-o, G-N. III. FL lA.aA
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 50 II u u Totals. az ~ y & q
Hated for Cruwell In ninth

score by innings; r
Baltimore ............i o q a 81
Montreal. ......,.......i o 3 , Iii
summary: Kuns-Twomhy. Kunf ca, MIL
Ter Smythc ca. Moran t2,. Maisel On. Smith
CA, Damrau. Madden. Fnilenwidcr f2). Sac
rthcc htt-Maisel. Two-hase hts-C,ranes
Madden Double play-Wagncr to Slattery q
struck out-by Fulicnwider. 5 Bases on
halls-on Crowell. >; off Fullcnwider l. wild
nitch-crowell. Passed bails-Nadden Mc-
Avoy, Time, 2:2o. Umpires. Freeman and
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REDS DIVIDE HON0RS
TAKE FIRST GAME FROM
SUPERBAS AND LOSE SECOND
Trying Out New Pitchers Proves the
tudOinG of Cincinnati
MANAGER.

CINCINNATE. July ?.--Brooklyn and
Cincinnati broke even in a double
header here to-day. the local team talk
ing the first 10 o. and the visitors
the second 10 10 ). I'm the first game.
Tvncy allowed four hits Cutshaw get
ting three The second game was u
one sided exhibition. the local team
trying out Two new pitchers, Blue
Jacket and Twining. The scores
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How They Stand o-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Montrcnl. u: baltimore. { first gnmeb.
Montreal, IL; Baltimore. (sccOnd 5umcl
$50 other games schetlulcd.)
STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND at Montreal.
Providence ut Rochcstcr g Gnme-).
Newark nj buffalo g. EnmrsD.
Baltimore at Toron
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spOrtsrn0uth won first half Of remnant
race with percentage OF 1893. The team
won f0rty-0Be ind lost nineteen games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-nAf.
Newport News at Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Petersburg.
Rocky Mount AT Hope " ell
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SECOND GAME.
Totals - 1e,n , Totals. .as 10 81 Is

Scurc by innings: y
B:,liimore .............l n a n ~
Montreal ............ g . ~
summary: Rnns-Twomhly. Kopf, Sc,ythe.
MORAN '2'. Maisel t2i. Smith (3. Damrati
t?', Wagner Co. lIowcy. stolen bases
MMsAv"y 60. Moran Sacrifice hits-NIiiIer
M"'hh. Maisol t2l. Sacrifice Hy-Lamar
Three base hits-Wasner. iIowley Home
rrlnn,IEsmith. Struck out-hy Newton. 2; by
fuIlcrton. T. Bases halIs-n1 Nautnn
;: on Fullerton, >. Wild pitch-hy Eewton
= Left ON bases RIA ltinore &: Montreal 4
nnne' l''" Umpire, Handiboe and Free.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tNo games schedulcd.)

WHERE THE1 PLAY To-Day.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit AT Washing on,
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eTANDlNG or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York nt Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
BOstHn mt Chicago,
philadelphia at ST. I.ouj
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BRAVES TAKE ONE

CHICAGO. July ?.-Roston nt Jim
Vaughn oppur,uncly to-day and de-
feated Chicago, to l, Nehf holding
the locals to five scattered hits
Vaughn. Lavender aud Seaton each
pitched three innings. The score:
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Scor" ny iunins- r..
ho:ton .....-............o %
Chicago .................S o.
summary: Runs Fitzpatrick. Collins, Ma
geo. konrichy Nchf. Mann. Two-basn hi,s
FitIpa'r'Ck kon'tChy Three base hit
Maun Double riays-knah- ~ Z~idrr;
knRbe to Safer. Gowdy To MaranSiile. nascs
IN balie-on Vaughn, !: OF Schf. J. Sarri-
n"G hits MsranriIir, MaEoe. Smith. Srod-
grass. struck out-by Vaughn. !: by T.avcn-
der, J; by SehG :: 10y Sratun, !. Hit H..
pitcher Williams. Msgr". Wild pitch-S"hf.
empires. kiyler and Harmon. Time. 1850
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~ Observation-Disclosures, ", Kan
s,s City. al.
Al I.ouisville--I.ouis 3-3: Min
neapolis. SO
AT indianapolis -Indiunapolis. Al;
st. Paul, l-3.
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FIRST GAME.

Totuls... 80 3'"1 TotslS.- 30 q ~ I
'iicrzoE hit by third strike.
I.ro"klyn ~ '"'''.'s q q o %
Cincinnati ..,....,....-l u " T. -
summary: Huns-t;roh Ncaie t2'. Two
hnse hi'-IIGrzog Stolen bases cut
chase Bases on baiis-ou coumhs, >. off
roney. > Struck out-by coombs. =; by
Toncy. :. Empires. KLEIN AMI Emslic. Tine.
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Score by inning-: Il.
brooklyn ..-.........,.2 q : 0 q : 80
cincinnati ..............l q o n a. :
summary: Nuns --.Johnstnn toi. Dlubcrt
90. St.ngri. Wheat. CutshaY. ieiz, Ncy"r..
Scale tat. ll"rZOs. Two.hnsc hitr-chasr
-. Cutshaw. Kiiif.r. Thr"c-baso hit
Myers Stolen bs-ssDaubcrt. Cutshaw.
wheat Double pl.y-GrOh To- Chase. Bases
hslis-on MaruuarL. :: OF Blucjuck.t =
on Mosrlcy. =: OF TWiniug. I. iii ny pitcher
rs TwtninH. tM"y"r-N. Struck out hy
Marausrh. o. hy Musoioy. /. Empires. kIcn.
and Emsiir, Time, 2:GI