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E!CH|GAG0 ATHLETES WIN
TRACK and FIELD MEET
Martin Delaney's Team Gamers To-
tai Of 60 Points Against % for
!, Nearest Competitor.
PROTEST OVER DISCUS THROW
James lincoln and George Brouder,
Unattached Entrants, Have Argu-
nneRt rs to Who Is Winner-WiIl
Settle Matter To-Day.

ST. LOUIS. September 1.-The great
est athletic team ever assembled. Mar
tin Delaney's Chicago Athletic Assoc
citation team. won the senior national
Amateur Athletic Union track and field
championship this afternoon. His
team Of twenty-four competitors
amassed a total of sixty points. Tho
Illinois Athletic Club. winner Of tho
junior title on Friday. was second. with
twenty-three points. In third position
was tho Boston Athletic Association,
with fifteen. the remainder of the
twenty teams scattering the other
points In punches of two and three.
TWO senior records were smashed and
another equalled George Gouldins,
heel and toed the three-mile walk In
II minutes Sole seconds. The pre-
Vious mark was made in 1883. and was
eighteen and two-dfths seconds slower.
Joey Ray. of the Illinois Athletic Club,
clipped one-ffth of second off Abel
ktviat's 1912 mark. when he sped the
three laps of the mile in 4:1s2-5. Har-
old Barron. OF the Mcadowbrook Club
OF Philadelphia. broke through for
ciean-cut victory In the l2o-yard
hurdles when he trimmed Ames and
Loomts in fifteen fat, winning by an
entire hurdle.
80 oinHto pIolcSt marred the after
noon, when James Lincoln and George
Brouder. both unattached, from New
(. 4 ork' became involved in an argument
4 over the discus winner. Brouder rested
IN tho rules between his second and
longer than fifteen minutes prescribe,
third throws. Then on his dnal atten-.
no peat Lincoln's best effort by ten
,,, me event was protested and
win be decided tomorrow.
The summarizes.
l20-yard hurdlcs-won by H n ~,
fen; Meadowbrook. Philadelphia: time.
cage; time. 4:1s rs new recordS. chi
< ,u MG,yard dash-won by Shea. Pitts
1oo-yard nnai@won by Ward Chi.
caEo a. A.; time. 1911
putting siSteen-pound shot-won by
As feet 1858 inches. Instance
ing; canada; time. sl: 81 81 G9 3ns1
:, ch t,to,yard hurdles-won by Smart.
ses six,ssn senior nd' shampionship record).
distance. lss feet 4 liz inches.
ST. p 20 c. v1 S.,rb, \, b. E newreek.
22o:yard hurdles-won by ii. Loomis,
3 chicago A. A.; time. "a 4s5.
Discus throw-won by "A. Mucks.
inches.
Running broad 3ump-won by Joe
IFish. Chicago A. A: distance 90 fee,
43-4 inches.
Five-mile run-won by c. Poores,
= Me 5sose a. A, New York; time.
High jump-won by c. Larsen, Salt
Lake City: height. 6.21-2
22o-Xard hnals-won by A. Ward.
Chicago a. A: time. 22!-5
SSO-yard race-won by NJ. j. De-
vanney. unattached; time. 1857.
Ryan, I. A. A. c.. New York: distance,
33 feet B inches.
Javelin throw-won by G. Brouder,
feet 11-2 inches.
Hop. step and jump-won by D.
Ahearn, Illinois; distance, a. feet S
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Philadelphia.

Totals....33 II % 10 Totals....3s 1 92i 10
.Batted for SchAucr in NTH.
tBattcd for Myers in ninth.
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ST. LOUIS RESULTS

furiongs-Lady Luxury. liz tcIumpl. even.
S to L to S, to s. second: Semcene. id
{DryeT}. to !. even. to third Time.
ran.
Second race-claiminE: $500: three-year-
olds and up; six. Observation-Disclosures IL. lit
L1owe); 70 !. to i. even. won: Chiffon
King, ia (Crumol. 8 to l. 3 to !. even.
second: BoEey Johnson. III (Stevens).
to /. s. to 8. to .. third Time. 1:l9 Old
Harry. Mox. Eleanor. Milton Roblee. Miss
Shot: Blue Racer. Velvet. Lady Rowenn and
Lucille d also ran.
Third race-ciaiminE: $500: three-year-
mile and ATTY yards-Tarleton P. ITO tMui-
I97 . tTapiin,. to 5. to q, out second
third Time. lisa 0tseso Miss Waters.
Ek'G cG MIN1e a .so ran
olds and up: six furionGs-Pockichoo. 40
tSmith), 5 to 2. / to 2. out. second: Tokay,
lm fVandusen). to l. to I. to 10. third.
Time. lis. Deliver and Roscoe Goose also
ran:
f!s rs4 n s %s
iin>. to ]. 9 to l.. even. second: Electric,
Jog tBerser). to I. 3 to s. out. third. Time
2;G Duke Of Sheldon. Amlet and Bank
Sixth ace-threo-year-olds and up: mile
ssye9y r. to aSd out Temple ~on ia
Second; ThsnfsriyinE. III taourieyY}. TO t. t.
even. ! to third, Time. 1883 Virginia w
and DR.. Prathey (imp) also ran
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FISHER is WINNER
Added Starter md Long Shot Cnpture.
Belmont ParIs Autumn Handicap.
Was Well Handled

BELMONT RACE TRACK. september
i;-Fisher. an added starter and long
autumn handicap here to-day. Wei
handled By McGraw. the winner saved
ground the entire trip. and closed
s sS,d under , urging; and outlasted
ter. formidable contender all the way
was gong In best going at the end
In the hrst race of the autumn meet
Ing. Deckmate. in close pursuit of the
early pace. saved ground turning into
the stretch. responded gamely to urg-
ing In the final eighth. and won.
won by Trumpcter, which drew clear
in the final eighth and was we'll in
hand at the end.
In the two..year-old selling race
Tippety Wftchet assumed command and
leisure. and was under restraint most
OF the way, winning we'll in hand.
Sam McMeekin won the fifth race.
plenty of speed in reserve at the end
Wyoming won the last race for two
yea year maidens; going to the front
SGe sSLs,;:, i, xo% y:
70 Second: aasii. Ii fHasnes, y {! 10 s.
joker Ada t Maasta Tmf Fol ana f
,4S sSerss ,s Two
hl4d f'An ms AZ Is Saiy ,Srfs
starters.
:, Third r. 5sssMave apd hsIf tsrlcnss:
s sysn; te 81 ts I. Won: Approval. iSz lW;;
2to third Jim innez. Moorehead. Pha.
la Fa;,r fapid rirer and Wood Violet also ran
q c, tM.G5 Io 10 70 1.'.s to i. 10 s. won
second: George Smith. 11t fBuxton), ii to 10.
10 3. to s. third. Time. 1:52 is. IAN
Ito s. / to s. third. Time. 1852 is. Hank
ODay. Daddy's Choice also ran. AN added
Filth EaceTone mile-sam MeMee!sin. iI2
SECOND: ,BuriinEsme.. ioi SMcdraw5S. WI to to /.
Thistle. Harvest King and wild Thyme also
ran.
Sixth raeo--nve and a half furlonss-wy-
omlnE. lis tMorysl. to 2, 4 to Il to 3.
to s. ou,. second: Tromp. La Mort. liz
fkeoghl., to to s. 3 10 q. third. Time.
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.knabemen Play Birds To-
Day; Grays To-Monow

Headed by Otto Knnbe, the local
Iutn left Montreal liant night for
baltimore, where they will meet the
Birds in single combat this after
noon. otto In expecting Erent things
to down Dunn's fnEt-Gying Birds.
The local club Inns won it's last two
games, and will exert every effort
TO clip the wings of the Orioles,
The team will leave Baltimore to-
night for Providence, where they
Will engage In a two-piy contest
with the Grnys Tomorrow. One
game Will be played in the morning
and one In the afternoon.
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VIII Speed Gnme. lin.

CHICAGO. September ball games
up hereafter according to President
Johnson. who has instructed his UNI
pires not to tolerate any unnecessary
delays
of complaint made by President
Comiskey. Of the Chicago Americans,
who said that protests OF some man
ayers and players about the condition
of the ball In recent games has made
it necessary to play two hours or more.
President johnson said he would en-
force the rule against the discoloration
of the ball.
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WORLD SERIES MAY
Benefit SOLDIERS
One Per Cent of Gate Receipts Has
Been Promised by Three Club
Owners IL Their Teana Win

NEW YORK. September 1.-The COM
Ing worlds series is expected to add
materially to the fund being collected
by Clark Griffith for the purchase OF
basebaiis bats and other playing para
phernalia for the American troops in
Europe. The manager of the Washing
ton. American League. club has been
active recently in obtaining the con.
sent of the teams likely to be involved
in the series TO contribute to this fund
with excellent results. The heads of
three clubs have agreed to contribute
l per cent of the clubs share Of tho
gross gate receipts of all worlds So
rtes games. in case their combinations
are participants in the championship
play.
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SMITH is SOME HURLER

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. September L.
George Smith. formerly Colum bia
University star hurler. and who was
loaned to Rochester recently by Nc
Graw. pulled the iron-man stunt this
afternoon, defeating Providence two
games-the first. . to /. in ten innings.
and the second. to 0. Toots Schultz
opposed Smith in the first game. when
on an error by Kelly in center. In
the second game, Smith was never in
trouble. although he was lucky in that
line drives were frequently driven into
fielders' hands. Cav opposed Smith in
this game. The scores:
FIRST CAME
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SECOND CAME
Totals. o 6 10 Totalsao I 4 81 ,s

Score by inninss:
Providence ...........0 0 o O o O n nN0
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ROBERT f. LEES AND KoCENs
UNABLE TO PLAY GAME

The game between Kocen's Boosters
have been played at Byrd Park yes
terday afternoon. was postponed on
account OF the horrible condition of
the diamond. Manager Ford, of the
Juniors, is anxious to arrange the
game with Kocen's at any date that
VIII suit them. Tomorrow afternoon
the Robert E. Lee. Jrs. will piay tha
Church Hill All Stars and Oakwood.
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Camp Looks After Small Arm,

B o S TON, September 1-Walter
Camp. Yale's old-time football player
and coach, to-day took up the volun-
tary task Of looking after the physical
welfare OF some 5000 young men in
training In various branches Of the
naval service In and near Boston. Mr..
Camp offered his services to Captain
first naval district. who said he would
be delighted to have him undertake
the work.
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CoIored TENNIS Play To-Morroy.

The BROOKLYN Slides and the Cubs
colored teams. will play double
ward Field at 2:30 o'clock. The Slides
have won nineteen straight games, and
such n thing as defeat sounds impos-
champion colored nine in this section
for some time. Special seats Will be
reserved for white people.
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Boxin< Cnrnixn, on

AKRON, OHIO, September 1.-Bernie
Strapp. promoter of the Labor Day
OFF late to-day, when Jack Britton. OF
New York, substituting for Ted Lewis,
OF England In a twelve-round contest
against Johnny Griffiths, of Akron,
wired Strap he could not fill the date
on account of illness. and Griffiths re-
fused to box another substitute.
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Hackbnrth Sets Record.

&C Fl i G 6 o, September 1.-Scoring
three successive rounds of golf Ii,
FEWER than seventy strokes over a
Torrance completed to-day by Alfred
Hackbarth, professional at the Hins-
dale Golf Club, over his own course.
with numerous hazards. Hackbarth's
scores were Sc. 6S and 50. Par for the
course is 70.
Out OF the fifty-four holes. nineteen
were shot in brides or better while
on only seven did Hackbarth take one
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American Association

at Milwaukee-AIilwauk 4: ST
Paul, (tirst game). Milwaukee n:
st. Paul. tsecond same).
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q: CO.
iumbus. Ufrst game). indianapolis,
4; Columbus, (sccond camel
At Louisville-Louisville O: Toledo
. tfrst camel. Louisville, 6; Toledo
(second game: called end of seventh
AZ Kansas City-Kansas City, l.;
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LOUIS RuEGER HIGH GUN
BREAKS FIFTY STRAIGHT
IN SHOOT AT GUN CLUB
Teams Announced to Represent Local
Club In Stnte Tenn Contests
To-MorrOw.

AT the regular shoot of the West
End Gun Club yesterday. Louis Rueger
broke the score straight. giving him
high gun over all professionals as we'll
as amateurs. H. C. Laird, the Ports
mouth star amateur. and John B..
Swartwout were the nearest amateurs
to him, while Shorty Storr, Haze KEEL
Ter. of New York. and Hubert Fore, of
Lynchburg. were tho runner-up pro-
fessionals. Little Joe Pacini, of tho
Norfolk Portsmouth Club. who is here
for the State shoot, turned in a good
81 per cent card. which will make his
daddy down in Norfolk raise the bet
that Joe will beat any boy OF his age
In the State. Todd. Blackburn and
Moran. of the Stanton Club, reached
the grounds too late to shoot with tho
regulars. but showed up in fine form
in some extras
Class leaders-A, Louis Rueger; B.
John b. Swartwout; c, o. +. Weisiger;
D. w. w. Harvey; f. no entries; Her
cules long-run trophy. L. Rueger-fifty
straight.
Yesterdays scores:
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EVEN BREAK AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. September 1.-The Bisons
and Bears divided double header
here to-day by the same score-7 to 3.
In the first game, Pennington was
bombarded in an early attack. and the
Bisons won in canter. Walter Small
wood. who has been purchased by the
New York Yankees, mastered the
Bisons in the second. Thrilling catches
and stops by Haas, Jackson and Nc
Donald featured. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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DODGERS ARE DEFEATED

BR KLYN. September New
York defeated Brooklyn in the final
game OF the series to-day by a score
of 8 to 2. The locals punched two
triples and single for two runs in
the first inning. but were unable to
hit Sallee timely during the remaining
Innings. The Giants tied the score in
the sixth on hits by Hoelke. Rariden
and Sallee and force-out. Myerss
nun of throw in the seventh was
responsible for the winning run. The
score.
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H Hs,taIG .:,:....,.e SooSSSs9SS.33
spmmary; KopR tsi. MeDenaid: Bases
on Jaynes, 2. Struck out-by Smailwood. 5:
by Jaynea. 9; Two -base hits-Daly. Jaynes.
Getz. Steinfeldt. Sacrifice hits-Fuler. Rus
sell; First base errors-Newark, l..
Stolen bases-Callahan, Camp. Left on
--carlstrom to Gill to funnel sacriice
ny-Callahan. Urnpires. Mullin and Hart.
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CINCINNATI WINS TWO

CINCINNATI September 1.-Cincin-
natl took both games of double
header from Chicago here to-day.
Vaughn and Toney engaged in a pitch
ers duel In the first game for five in
singles Melted the Reds two runs,
which proved enough to. win. In the
second game. Hendrix pitched nne ball
throughout. but threw the game away
himself in the seventh The scores:
FIRST GAME
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southern Associate,

At New Orleans-New Orleans, o: At
lanta. Called end SEVENTH; dark
At Little Rock-Little Rock. Il, Nom
Al Observation-Disclosures Nash
willie. rain. - 49,
At Birmingham-BirmI 4; Mo-
pile, o (hrst game). Birmingham, .:
Mobile o tsecond game; called end OF
fifth: rain),
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SCHULTZ LOSES GAME

TORONTO. September with two
out In the eleventh and runners on
second and third. Schultz fumbled
beat Toronto. 3 to l. Gould outpitched
Thormahien, hut the latter's support
was glittering. Fewster was particu-
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INDIANS SCALP TIGERS

CLEVELAND. September 1:-Cleve-
land defeated Detroit to-day by score
of 3 to 2. Detroits only scores came
in the first inning oil BuSh's double
and Veach's home run. Only three
Detroiters reached first during the
next eight innings. Speaker. IN at
tempting to steal home in the first
inning, was hit in the face by a ball
batted by Evans, and was allowed to
remain out OF the game one inning
while the cut was sewed up. The
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BROWNS BEAT CHICAGO
SOX WINNING STREAK
STOPPED By ST. LOUIS
Fielder Jones's Team Captures Game
and Reduces Lead OF Whlte-Hosed
Tribe Over Red Sox.

CHICAGO, September 1.-St. Louis
checked Chicago's winning streak to-
day by winning the final game of tho
series. to 3. and thereby cutting
Chicaso's lead over Boston in the pen
nant f.ce to three and half games.
Boston won it's game to-day from
Philadelphia. An error by Risberg
paved the way for the first two runs
for the visitors, and McMullin's wild
throw in tho ninth inning gave them
another run. The other runs were
scored by punching hits. The score:
st. Louis. Chicago.
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Newark.

S SsTsi ..........-. Q 2 9 Q Q %
SUMMARY; Errorf.GilI. Hummell. MeDon.
on @yckcr. :: OF, Pennington. :. Struck
out.by wyskon 4: BY Pennington; 2 Two
CO.; Mc 6,cnsid 60 Russell. First base on
Jackson. Kopp. Left on bases-Bunalo. a:
Newark; L. Double plays-Jackson to
Hummell: Penntn Cton to Russell to Black
well. Wild pitch-PenninEton. Passed bail
IDaly Time OF game. 1:t2. Umpires. Mul.
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. CARDINALS WIN TWICE
ST. LOUIS TAKES TWO
GAMES By SAME SCORE
Pittsburgh Defeated by One Run In
Both Games-Cooper Hurled Well
In First Game Until Ninth.

PITTSBURGH. September 1-St.
Louis won two games from Pittsburgh
by 1-to-0 scores to-day. In the first,
Cooper held the visitors safe until the
ninth inning. when Wards tumble. fol-
the only run of the game. Two hits
and a sacrifice punched on Carlson in
the fourth inning of the second game
accounted for, the only run of that con-
test. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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Mr.. Lett. Retains Title.

CH1CAGO. September 1.-Mrs. F. G.
as champion OF the woman's Western
Coli Association, defeating Miss Elaine
Rosenthal. Of Ravisloe. North and
moor Country Club to-day. up and 4
to play.
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Totals....zs 5H18 Totals. o 6
eBatted for Dehus In ninth

II.
tran for Fisher In ninth
tBatted for w. Wagner in ninth.
Score by innings: r
ST. 81, I houis ............. II
summary: Eror-Ward. Two-base hits
Baird. Fisher. Cooper: stolen base-w. Was
ner. Sacrifice hitp-Lohg. Gonzales. Debus.
Double play-cooper. Ward and Mollwitz.
Bases on baIls-of Horstman. s. Struck out
b-by Horstman. ,: by Cooper. =. EMPIRES.
Byron and Quigley. Time, 30
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National Champion Loses.

BUFFALO. y. Y. September LIN
the Red Cross tennis tournament here
to-day. Mary Browne. former national
champion. won In straight sets from
Miss Mol1a Bjnrstedt, the Norwegian
girl who holds the national title,
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REDS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP

BOSTON. September boston made
clean sweep of the final series of the
season with Philadelphia by winning,
6 to /, to-day. Schauer was easy for
Boston in the first four innings, and
gave way to Myers. who was hit hard
enough to yield two additional runs.
The hits CT Shore were scattered.
Tho score.
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Gisvsisnd :.:::: "a
hits-Bush. Graney Three base hit-Eyans.
Home ruo,nVe1ch. SaSrihce hitsEvitt
Bases on bails-on Bagby, /: off Dauss. 3
by piteher-by Danss. i, (speaker1 Passed
balI-Stanase. Hits-ofr Da SIS. 7 in In
ninEs. Time OF game. 1:26. Umpires. Evans
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....2s ! 4Th Totais...z7 III
sBatted for Carlson In ninth.

81 iiss,: :::::::::..s Ss5sSs ss55
Summary Eirofs:Miller. DeSus ca. Pit
Ter: sacIlfee hitIsiiier. Sacrifice ny,
siollwitz; Left on basesIst. Louis; ,: Pitts;
(Wsrd). Struck out-by Watson. !: BY Carl
son. s.. Time of game. l:li. Umpires, OuiE-
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Totals. as al2a Totals.

tWilhoit batted for J. Smith in seventh
Score by innings: r.
S Sfceki York -: :::::: !Sc:S5J g
Summary: Error-Myers. Thrce-base hits
Burns. Olson, Hickman. Two-base hits
Olson. Robertson. Sacrifice hits-O' Rourke,
Daubert. Johnston. Bases on balls-or Sal
lee. 2; off Cadore. 2: off Smith. !. Hits-off
Galore. II in 7-l3 innings; off Smith in
l2-3 innings. Struck out-by Saliee. /: by
Cadore. l. HIT by pitched ball-by Smith. /
ltletcher). Left oases-New York II !;
Brooklyn. Z. Umpires. KLEIN and Emslie.
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Totals....u 1929 IA Totals....32 2 80 l.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Score nv Innings. p

RoeSessef ::.:::.: =
Summary: Errors-Kelly. Schepner. First
base on balls.off Smith, !; Struck out-by
T ~, - shultz !Kelly,,; ThTee-b base hit.
hiis-Tutw.ler. Thomas. Eayrs. Massey,
Cooney. Seh-nner: Double plaYs-wendeli to
Observation-Disclosures. 2: Providence, s.. Time OF
game. 40. Umpircs. Freeman and O'Brien
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larly conspicuous in the fielding feats.
Score by InufnYa - ~ r,

Baltimore BATTING :::::::::::::.:.S GSSSS SdSSS-.
Summary: Errors-Thompson, Schultz
laT'Sags G1ala SnsnneH 81
ssooson; Schultz. Bases on bails-off Gould.
Gould. 6. Hi by pitched SaiisKbyo "TfM ho2yy
mahlen. (Lajoiel: by, Gould (Fewster).
Murray to Lstoie; Thorn ahlen to .F'ewster
70 bentley stolen base--Blackburne. Sac
base on errors-Toronto. .; aBitimore. q
EMPIRES. Mcbride and Carpenter Time.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Rochester, 2; Proyidncc,v1 (hrst game).
hochester, /; Providence, tsecond game:
ten fnnings).
baltimore. 8; Toronto, L {cleycn inninEs).
buffalo. Z; Newark, ) (lrst Gnme).
Bunnlo. 3; Newark. (second camel.
Richmond Montreal (rain).
n
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Score by innings: R.
Fsilss.lssi4 ' - -
base hits-Lewis. Gardner. Shore. Three
base hit.Hooper. stolen bases,Witt:
Shore. 2 Struck out.hy Shore: ?: BY schaus sT
Lewis. Hits-on Schauer. in innings: Off
Myers In innings. WILD pitch=Myers:
game 1880. Umpires. Moriarity and
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Detroit Mt Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
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ANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Providence mt Newark.
(Othcr games not schtdulcd)
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cincinnati. 8; Chicago, 1 {second Same)
q. Louis, l; Pittsburgh, O (first camel.
81. Louis, l. Pittsburgh, (secOnd ganie)
New York, s; brooklyn, (sccond same)
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spmmsry: .Error-Gay. First base on
BY Smith; 2: by Cay 2; Sacrifice hit
Rodriguez. Left on Observation-Disclosures s:
Providence. q Time OF game. 1:I0. Empires
OBrien and Freeman. -
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Score by Innings: r.
Chicago .:.........O O o o O OIL
Cincinnati ..........o o 0 o . o %
Summary: Errors - Kidun. Vaughn.
Chase. Two-base hits-Rousch. Flack Ma
gee. Sacrifice ht-Doyle. Bases on balls
on Toney. 8: OF Vaughn, /. Struck out
by Toney, 2: by Vaughn. 3. Umpires. O'Day
and Harrison. Time, 1:55.
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SECOND GAME
c,JtoTe .! INNINGS. r.

| Cincinnati ............ o o o o o ! -
Summary, Errors-wilson. Hendrix. Left
on bsS,es-GhiGaso 8; Cincinnati. Two
| bails.on EiIer. 8: off Hendrix. g. Struck
| oufHhy Eller ?: by Hendrix. !. Passed ball
WILSON, Umpircs. O'Day and Harrison
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Totals....37 6 IL q II Totals....22 , Q "a IL
.Battcd for Gandil In sixth.

Summary: Errors-McMullin. Rlsberg.
Two-base hits-Scvereid. Pratt. Three ba SO
| hits-Jackson. Smith. LAvan. Sacrifice hits
| -Fcisch. Jacobson. Smith. Bases on balls
OF p.nfots on KHss S ST Kaob out
Hit by pitcher-by Koob (E. Collins).
Umpires. Dinecn and Hildcbrand. Time, 2