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MORE STARS AGREE
TO HELP SOLDIERS
BrittOn. COffey and Morris
Will Box for "The Suns
Tobacco Fund.

Americas boxers, ever ready and will
Of any worthy cause. have rallied to the
support OF THE SUNS Tobacco Fund for
Uncle Sans soldiers in France In their
customarily prompt and whole hearted
manner.
AS a result those who attend the box
ing entertainment at the Fairmont Ath-
letic Club. PSI East 18TH street next
Wednesday night will for a moderate ad-
mission fee see in action in the ring
nearly every prominent boxer in the
country, including several champions
Among noted performers of the roped
square who yesterday volunteered to ap-
pear in bouts was Jack Britton, former
welter champion and one OF the greatest
boxers OF the country. Not only will
Britton appear in the ring and show his
skill but he already has contributed $25
to THE SUN fund. Britton will spar
with the Sioux Indian Clay Turner. who
vii enter the ring in Sioux headdress.
Jim Coffey, who IL he could win the
heavyweight title would he the most
popular champion in the history Of pugi!-
ism. agreed to box for THE SUNS fund.
Carl Morris, the Oklahoman Giant, one
of the strongest and most aggressive
heavyweights in the game and per-
sistent challenger of Willard, will also
put on the gloves for the fund.
Bob Devere expressed a desire to take
part and his entry was accepted.
Three noted lightweights OF Harlem
johnny Harvey. Shamus o Brien and
Barney Adair. said they would put up
their hands in the interest of tobacco for
the soldiers.
George Bothner volunteered to wrestle
a fifteen minute bout with Ivan Linow
the Russian Cossack. who outweighs
Bothner by many pounds.
Kid Mccoy of the Seventy first Regi'
ment will make a speech in favor of to-
bacco and recruits for France.
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FLOTSAM AND JETSAM FROM
WORLD OF AMATEUR SPORT

had not set aside any time for the teach
ing OF athletics.
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IN THE ROPED SQUARE.

Asserting hc was IN, Jack Dillon yes
terday started for his home In Indiana.
He has engagements to box Loyinsky at
Boston next Tuesday, and Harry GrCb at
Pittsburg on july 80,
Carl Morris has drawn the color line on
Kid Norfolk. They were to have boxed in
Rochester next Monday, hut whom Morris
learned that Norfolk was negro tn"
Okluhoman cancelled the bout
II the management Of tho Arvcrnc :, e.
had but thought to have Kenny Leonard
step into the ring at the TIM" Uf the dts
order there would have been an end to
the confusion last ThursdsN,
Jim CofIey is IN the best physical con
dition he has shown IN many months.
The indications are he Is httiug himself
for a hard contest; possibly Moran,
The boxing fixtures for 70 night follow:
Broadway s. C--SOdicr Barthcld ana
Fairmont 4 C--Tommy Tuohey ana
Ciermont $. C--Jack shsrkey and
Benny Coster, Battling Reddy and Terry
Martin,
Military A. C.-Battling Levinsky and Al
Benedict. Charley Kchler and Joe TiPlits
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DODGERS TAKE REDS PLACE.

c, Hercules Ebbets yesterday an
nounced he has arranged a game be-
tween the champion Dodgers and tho
Jersey city club for tomorrow at West
Side Park. The Dodgers will take the
place Of the Cincinnati Reds, who had
TO beg of on account OF protest by
the Giants. Jersey City being in New
York's territory, the Reds could not
under National Commission rules. play
in Jersey city the same day the Giants
are scheduled to play the Cubs
Jersey City. however. also is in Brook
lyn territory. but the Dodgers are eligi-
BILE. to perform at West Side Park re-
gardless of the Giants, Wheezer Dell
is likely to pitch for the Dodgers. and
Lefty Russell, the crack Seattle rookie,
may be given a chance to display his
wares before the games is over.
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PLAY TENNIS AT NIGHT.
Arc Lights Furnish Light for
WeStfeld Tourney,

With the aid of powerful arc lights
the night tennis tournament of the West
field Golf Club Of Westfield, ~ j., he
gan yesterday. The event is a doubles
competition which was postponed sew
eral times on account of nclement
weather.
Four matches, two IN tho FIRST round
and two in the second, were played last
night +. W. Ellsworth and b Pcarsall
defeated +. $. Cubberlv and A. 7. Enithn,
81. g: in first round match An
other first round match gave &. NJ Tro-
maine and Lyman Tremaine IA victory over
a. y, Donaldson and q. =. Cornell, st
4-5. 6-4.
In the second round a.. II, ThroCkmorton
and IL. T, Randall defeated w. Nj Lam
bert and II. MacCowatt with the score OF
80. 6--3. r. VI. Kirkland and Paul Van
derNenter defeated ID, Donaldson and c. II.
Cherry, Jr., 81, 60.
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ANOTHER MARX FOR ZANDER
Runs 5000 Meters I'm s,35 7-IO.
Breaking Kolehmainen's Record.

STOCKHOLM. July 13.-J. Zander OF
the Idrottsklubben Gotta OF this city. who
last Wednesday hung up new worlds
1000 meter record, bettered Hannes
Kolehmainen's worlds outdoor 1900
meter record in the Stadium here to-day
Zander was timed in 1885 7-l0, l 1-10
seconds faster than the worlds outdoor
mark of 1896 $40. set by Kolehmainen
in the 5000 meter Olympic team race
here in 1912. The worlds indoor 5000
meter record is s :35. by George Bonhag,
U. S. A., and was made in Brooklyn,
December Is, 1911.
Zander now holds the Swedish records
for 1000. 1000 and 1900 meters, the
latter two marks also being world s
figures
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DODGERS TAKE TWO,
4TO @ AND 2 TO 1
Cheney KalsOmines Pirates,
and Smith Wins on Myers's
Hit in Tenth.
BY GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

After Larry Cheney had made the
Pirates walk the plank. to q, In the
opening game of the double header at
Ebbets Field yesterday Mike Mowrey
tied the score in the ninth inning OF the
second game and Hy Myers drove In the
winning run in the tenth. II enabled
Sherrod Smith to win a stirring pitchers
duel. to 1.
Cheney was all ice and iron In the
pinches In the first game, while the Su-
perbas clustered clouts on Elmer Jacobs
IN the third and seventh and hammered
out a victory.
The Superbas had threatened in the
seventh, but the rally was choked by
two grand catches by Bigbce, the second
Of which robbed Chief Meyers Of n home
run with Mowrey on ahead.
MOwrey Ties II Up.
Two were down IN tho ninth when
George Cutshaw came through with
two sack soak to centre Mowrcy who
has habit OF pulling the brand from
the burning for the Dodgers. brought
the stands to their feet with a two base
slash down the left field foul line which
pushed Cutshaw across with the tieing
run.
Smith bowled the Pirates over three
in row IN their half Of the tenth
With one down I'm the second half OF the
inning Olson fell on Bureigh Grimes
who had supplanted Steele on the pitch
ing peak, for a single to left Grimes
tossed Johnston out at first, Olson TAX
ing second. Grimes hurled one ball over
on Myers. Hy cadght Burlcigh's second
Offering on the trade mark and sent the
BAN screaming into right centre and
Olson across the platter with the tri-
umphant tally.
In all except the fifth inning Smith
turned the Corsairs back scoreless
Ward pried the lid or in the nth with
single to left and was sacrificed to
second by Pittler. While Olson was
tossing out Mccarthy Ward raced to
! third. Steele smashed smoking
grounder toward second which Cutshaw
DETECTED away from Myers, who fell OF
the sogGy turf in desperate attempt To-
get over to the ball The bail rolled far
INTO centre field, Steele getting three
bases and Ward scoring. Steele was left
when Carey lined out 10 Stengel
Cheney Tight In Pinchcs.
Six scattered sareties were harvested
on Cheney by the Pirates in tho first
game, With men on the bases tho Cor
satrs couldn't find Larry with the pro-
verbal forty foot pole Cheney launched
| the Dodgers of on an assault on Jacobs
! with smoking single to left in the third
1 r'S''' h'eu 10 biRoee ana then singles by
Johnston and Myers filled tho bases
Stengel followed with rap to right that
| scored Cheney and Johnston and planted
! Myers on third. Wheat forced Steugel.
| Myers scoring
| with one down in the seventh John.
ston singled TO left and Myers planted
| him on third with a double TO right
Steneers sacrifice fly to Carey scored
Johnston. The Dodgers and the Pirates
VIII meet in another double bill al Eb-
| bets Field to-day. The scores:
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AndersOn's Defeat Surprises.

Kenneth Edwards, by defeating John
anderson, became finalist for the first
Si uihe IN twelve years, having missed the
western event twice in ten years. He
was semi-finalist at Homewood in 1909,
when he defeated Bob Gardner in the
previous round, and once on the qualify
mK round, He has had almost as much
'anpaigu.ng as the veteran New Yorker.
=, Anderson was outplayed, his exhibit
uon being considerably below champion
eh'p class His mashie work was poor
and IN the afternoon he missed four puts
oI less than four feet. Edwards's long
game, save for one topped drive in the
morning the first he made In the tour
nament, and two topped drives In the
,atter part OF the afternoon, was good
oo' his greatest forte was his approach
puts Morning card
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FIRED, HE JOINS REDS.

BINGHAMTON, n, y. July lS.-John
Miljus star Blnghamton pitcher. left here
tonight to Join the Cincinnati club In
New York Milius refused to accept
salary cut several days ago and was auto
matically released, as were other state
League PLAYERS. Had he remained with
Binghamton, Milius would have been sold
or drafted as scouts had been camping on
his trail,
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and Buffers Horses Win Rno
Wheat Loses IL Points;
Drops to Fourth Place

By failing 70 get n hit In eight times
at bot yesterday Zach WheRts batting
average took an awful tumble. From
.Slt Zach's mark went down 20 .9O2
and landed him In fourth position, tied
with Neale Of Cincinnati.
Ty Cobb, with an average Of .31B,
continues TO lead the American League
and Eddie Roush Of the Reds tops the
Nationals with .S4S. The leading bat
terk follOwi
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Philadelphia,......., ! %
81 Lpuis............ o 0 X-2
Two base hits-Strunk. Bates, Sisler. p
Stolen bases-Sslcr. Pratt Grover. Sacrifice
hits Bates Austin Double play-Austin,
Pratt and Sisler, Left on bases Philadelphia,
:. ST Louis, 5. First base on errors-Phila-
delphia /; st. Louis, .. Bases on balls OFF
Davenport 4 Earned runs on Bush, I; of
davenport, l. Struck out by Bush 8: by
Davenport, o. Wild pitch-Bush, Passed ball
Seyereid Umpires-Messrs Moriarty, Nal.
I'm and Connolly. Time of game hour and
a minnles
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STATE CHAMPS COMING,

The DC Puyster team OF Tivoli cham
pIon OF the Hundson County League, will
make It's debut in the metropolitan district
TO- morrow afternoon In game with the
crack Kingsbridge Athletics at Dyckman
oval near the Dyckman street subway
station. The Estate champions have one
OF the strongest teams in New York,
Moore, their pitcher, has twirled two no
hil games thiz season, coakiey wiii cp-
pose him.
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ROYALS IN TWO GAMES.

The Royal Giants. strong contcndcrs for
the championship Of Greater New York
double header with the Bushwicks at the
Ridgewood Grounds Halsey street and
WyCkon avenue, Brooklyn, Tomorrow
Harvey and Williams and McCiarry and
Girard will be the pitchers
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RED sox GET ONLY ONE HIT.
Jamcs Pitches shutout Baii---Leads
Tigers TO I to o victory.

DETROIT, Mich July 13.-(Ameri-
CAM james shut out Boston to-day,
holding them to one hit and Detroit
won, 1 to 0. The only hit made by the
visitors was a single by Lewis in the
seventh.
In the ninth Cobb hit the first ball
pitched to right for three bases and
scored on Hooper's wild throw.
TUE oC0pr
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SISTERS HITTING FEATURES.

ST. LOUIS, July ID AmeriCan) -
Sisters hitting enabled St Louis to-day
TO win from Philadelphia, to l. In the
fourth, after Austin and Sloan had
singled Sisler drove in Austin with a
double, In the sixth Sloan was safe
when Grover fumbled his grounder and
scored on Sisters second double.
T,uE SCORE
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Cincinnati i..........." 90 Is
New York............, 20 o o 0 o ri
Two base hits-Holke, Fletcher. Home runs
-Zimmerman, Chase Sacrifice hit-KauiI
Double play-Groh. shesn and Chase. Left
on bases-New York, s: Cincinnati / First
base on errors-NeS York, 2. Bases on balls
--on Mitchell. 1 tBurns): off Ring / (Rari.
dem. Hits and earned runs-oh Mitchell Q
SIXTH: of Ring. hits, no runs in innings.
OF Benton, hits runs in 8 10 innings: of
Tesreau, hits. no runs in % innings
Struck out-By Mitchell, . Denton, Zimmer
mani. Umpires-MesSrs. O'Day and Harrison
Time of game hour and 81 minutes
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Two base Williams, Craysth, whitted.
Imderus Niehoff. Home run-Cravath. Stolen
base-Stoct Sacrifice Deal, .; Byrne
Double play-Douglas Doyle and Merkle
Left on bases-Chicago, 6: Philadelphia, D.
First on errors Philadelphia, g. Bases on
balls-On Douglas, I; off Alexander l. Earned
runs-Oh Douglas I Struck out-By Douglas,
B: Alexander. g. Umpires-Messrs Rigler and
Emshe Time of game hour and SS min
utes
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CARDS COME FROM BEHIND.
Tie Braves I'm Eighth and Win I'm
Ninth-Score Is 2 TO g.

Boston. July Is. - (National) - St
Louis came from behind to-day and beat
Boston, to 6. The Cards scored four
runs in the seventh. tied Boston by tall
lying one more in the eighth and won
in the ninth inning Each club used four
pitchers.
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PHILLIES SPLIT EVEN.
Defeat Cubs In Opener. to o,
Then 60 Down to TO u Defeat.

PHILADELPHIA. July Ia Nationally
Philadelphia and Chicago split even In
two shutouts here to-day, the home team
winning the first game, to q. and the
visitors the second. which went ten In
nings, ! to o. The score
NsIpST GAME
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TWO out Whrn Wlnnlng nun WAS Torod
Pittshurg, g,.......... 0 o u o q u o,
Brook lyu. ............ o o O I l.
Two base hits-Olson. Cutshaw Mowrsy
Three base ht-Steelc sacrifice hits Ward
Pitler, Johnston Double play--pIfler and !
Wagner Olson Cutshaw and Johnston Left
on bases Pitt shurg q: BrOnklyr First
base on errors-Plttshurs. /. Brooklyn "
Base on halls-On steele ! ,Steusen Hits
and earned runs-Oh steele hit- / run IN
% innings; off Grimes hits I run IN ia
innings; of Smith, I run IN ~ innings
Struck Out-By Steele. tStengcl. .. MYERS
Wheat Johnston. Hickman; by smith
CPitlerl. Bak steele EmDirCa Nessrs
KLEIN tplatel and Bransfpld lhascs Time n
game hour and % minutes
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Questions & AnSUerS
Rx TOM Mac NIIITY

Dear Tom--A claims obstacles were
placed In Dorsndo's way, rs using him TO
lose London OLYMPIC Marathon w 1905
Il claims he fell from exhaustion and was
carried over line, thereby giving ruce to
Hayes. who IL right" HDBOEEN
Il Is right
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CATCHER FOR DODGERS.

SEATTLE, wash, July l3.-The Brook
Iyn National League team has purchased
Tom Cunningham, catcher, from the
Seattle Northwestern team. which IL dis
bandinG. ..----
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had not set aside any time for the teach
ing OF athletics.
Notre Dame will not cancel Its foot
ball schedule for 1917. Notwithstanding
that practically every member OF last
years eleven will be absent Nine OF the
regulars are in student officers training
camps. John Cavanaugh, president OF
the university. yesterday issued state
ment in which he said he believes all
athletics should be continued.
Much of the DOUBT as to what consti-
tutes a foot fault in tennis is cleared
up by the new ruling announced ny
George T. Adee. Julian s. Myrick and
Robert d. Wrenn. The ruling Is as fol-
lows:
l. The servaee has been delivered at
the instant OF the contact OF the bail ana
racket" 1t makes no difference what the
server does after the contact OF the DAIl
2. 1t is a hop or jump II both Of a
players feet are on the ground at the
3. The grounded foot may be twisted
without committing a foot fault, provided
that any part Of 1t retains its contact Win
I. After standing at rest preparatory to
serving. there must be no change OF posi-
tion that can possibly be COnSlucreu st.p'
no matter how far back Of the base line
the server may take his stand, but a step
IL not actually taken until the lifted too'
is replaced on the ground.
s. The server must come to a complete
stop before tossing the ball In the air,
Both feet must be kept behind the phse
line and one foot must remain on the
ground until the contact OF the hall and
racket The racket and any portion OF
the body except the feet may cross thv
base line prior to the contact OF the oai
and racket.
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Two base hits-Mann, Merkle Sacrifice hits
williams Byrne Left on bases-ChiCago. 8;
philadelphia 5. First base on errors-Chi.
cago ? Bases on balls-oh Demaree. /; off
Rixey 2 Earned run-Oh Rixey. J. Struck
out-By Demaree. 6; by RiXey, 4 Wild pitch
-Rixey Umpires- Messrs. Rigler and Ems.
lie Time of game hour and IS minutes,
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THE SCORE.

Boston. % 2 0 1 0 0 0 90
Two base hits-Paulette, Gonzales, Hornsby.
Maranville, Rehg. TraEresser: Three base hit
-Paulette Stolen baseJ. Smith. Sacrifice
hit-Powell Double plAys-BAird and Paul.
cite; Konetchy (unassisted); Tragresser and
J. g. smith, Left on bases-st Louis, 10;
Boston' 2 Bases on balls-on Horstman. 1;
on Watson, l; OF Packard, /: on Reulbach
rnns-On Horstman, hits runs in o-3
innings: on May hits, no runs in l.S in
ninEs; OF Watson. hit, no runs in in
on Reulbach. hits, runs in 8 2-3 innings
on Allen. 2 hits, run in 1 inning; of
Barnes, no hits. no runs in l,S inning: ON
HoTEtman Struck out-By Horstman, /: by
May, 1; by Packard Il by Reulbach, 8: by
RaEan, !. Passed ball-Gonzales. Umpires-
; hours and % minutes,
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Dear Tom kindly l"i mr know II the
Meadows who IL pitching for Nashville Is
thu same Meadows who was with the
Yankees two cars ago. what iE Malone
OF brooklyn doing now L.
Dl Yes go with st rauI Amc1-
can Association
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, a. Cincinnati, q.
Brooklyn, 4j Pittsburg, o (hrsD.
Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburg, (seeond'
10 inningS.
st. Louis, IT Boston, o.
Philadelphia, II Chicago, o thrsD.
Chicago, II Philadelphia, o
(secOnd, 10 inningS.
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THE SCORE

Totals 40 II ~ ~ 81
sBatted for Love in the second inning
tBatted for Culop in the sixth inning
tBatted for Schslk in the eleventh inning
Slated for Faber in the eleventh inning,
New York;. q 0 Ia
Chicago .......... o % o-5
Two base hits-Gandil, Pipp. Baker, Three
base ht-Ppp. Home run--Felsch. Stolen
bases-Gandil Risberg, Sacrifice hits-Miller.
Peckinpaugh A Russell. Felsch. Magee.
Double plays-E. Collins and Gandil: Cullop,
PeckinpauEh and Pipp: Weaver and Gardil
A. Russell, Pipp and Baker. Left on bases
New York IL, Chicago. T. First base on er.
rors-Chicago, 2; New York, l. Bases on balls
-oh Caldwell, 2: off Williams, Z; of Cullop,
earned runs-of Caldwell and I in % In.
ming; OF Williams. and in s Ia; of Love,
o and 0 in Ia; OFF Faber, and in 2-3: of
A Russell, 1 and IN 6. Hit by pitcher-By
Faber, (PeckinpauEh). Struck out-By Cald-
well,i; by Williams, 1; by Faber 4; by A.
Russell 8. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and
Ovens Time of game-2 hours and II min.
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Rox DRAW AT NEW POLO.

Jimmie Regan and Joe Malone fought
ten slashing rounds to draw last night
in the New Polo A. A. Both weighed lS5
hounds In the semi-hna bout OF six
rounds Arthur Tuohey disposed OF Young
Abe Attel In the nrst session. The bout
between Irish Patsy Cline and Barney
Adair was called on because Cline failed
to appear.
RROOKLYN vs.. PITTSBURG TO-DAY.
ERRETS FIELD. 2 Games l 40 7. M.-Adr.
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Dear Tom--A hrts ON "a nEht Ns ma
gets the verdict. B's man got, Two draws.
Who Wins g
4 wins.
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New York scored its first run in the
second inning on Pipps double and
Bakers single. The same combination
produced another run in the sixth, Pipp
tripling and walking in on Bakers
double. Williams was replaced in this
inning by Faber. but Urban got his in
the next inning.
In the Chicago half CT the sixth Felsch
drove a homer into the left field bleach
ers, the only hit off Russell.
The Yankees tied by scoring three runs
in the seventh inning. with one out
Peck was hit and Magee singled. They
advanced notch on Pipp's out and
Baker was purposely passed. Miller
more than made good he rammed a
single to left. scoring Peck and Magee
and when Leibold made a poor throw
in Baker also scored
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Cincinnati in New York UwO).
PIttsburg in Brooklyn (twO).
st. Louis IN Boston.
- ,ChieAgO N Philadelphia
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AMERICAN LEAGI

N AmEhlNAN LEAGUE.
New York, al Chicago, 3 III innInEs).
Detroit, II Boston, o.
ST. Louis. 2i Philadelphia, I.
The Cleveland. W ashingtOn game was
postponed on account Of rain,
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FRANKIE BURNS WINS

frankie Burns OF Jersey City easily uy,r
on points over Billy Fitzsmmons OF Yonk.
ers in their ten round bout in Browns
Far Rookaway club last night. The Jereev
lad had the better OF almost every round
Both weighed IFS pounds
GIANTS. TWO GAMES, CINCINNATI
1:A5 Polo Grounds To-day. Admission SO
cents-Adu. Nv
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Three base hit-lCObb. Sacrihce hits-BarTy,
Walker, James Left on bases-Detroit. 3;
Boston, 5. First base on errors-Boston, z.
Bases on balls-On James 2; of Leonard. ?.
Struck out-By James. 2: by Leonard, g. Um-
pires-Messrs. Hildebrand and OLoughlin,
Time of game hour and 81 minutes.
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YANKS TAKE UPHILL
CONTEST IN CHICAGO
Overcome Lead of White SOX
in Seventh and Win in
Eleventh, & to 5.

CHICAGO. July 13.-Hanging on to the
first division by thread, battered and
broken and their star pitcher hammered
out Of the box in one inning, the Yankees
exhibited grand display OF gameness
here to-day. They overcame a four run
deficit and beat the White Sox in the
eleventh inning by a score of to 5.
Three OF the last four games played by
the Yankees have now gone into extra
innings. They won the last game of
their ST. Louis series IN the seventeenth,
lost a ten inning game to Chicago yes
terday and to-day beat out the SoX in
the eleventh
To-days game was decided oil a most
unusual play. A three run rally enabled
the Yankees to tie up the game in the
seventh inning and Capt Peckinpaugh
opened the eleventh inning with a single
Mages showed him around to second with
a sacrifice, and Pipp spun a single to
centre.
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Rules SchaIk Interrered.

Felsch's throw to the plate was per-
feet and easily beat Peck As Roger
slid Schalk dropped on him and in the
meantime also dropped the ball. Raw
kept sitting on Roger until he recovered
the ball and tagged him. Billy Evans,
however. refused to allow the out. on
the ground that Schalk deliberately in
terfered with Peck by sitting on him.
The first inning was a sad one for
Donovan. the Sox scoring four runs.
Caldwell walked Leibold as a starter.
ana Weaver sent Little Memo to third
base with a single. Weaver was nailed
stealing. Eddie Collins walked and
Felsch singled to centre. scoring Leibold.
j. Collins famed, but Gandil pumped a
double into left, scoring Eddie Collins
and Felsch. Risberg kept It up with a
single to left. scoring Gandil Love
then relieved Caldwell and Risberg went
'out stealing,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

New York in Chicago.
Boston In Detroit.
Philadelphia In 81. Louis.
Washington IN Cleveland.
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Time, 05 20. Belle Mere, PerbleNinE and
Runecraft also ran start good. Won easily.
Winner br. e., by Star Shoot-Raglan.
owner, James Butler. Trainer, J. McCG-