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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-04
N1TION4L LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At Pittsburg-Boston 8, Pittsburg 4.
At Chicago-Chicsgo 2, Philadelphia O.
At Cincinnati-New York 10, Cincin-
natl 2.
At st. Brooklyn 3, st. Louis 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-04

Two Departments Placed in State of
Siege, Athens Announces.

Athens, Aug A state Of siege"
was declared by the government yester-
day to exist in the departments of Attioa
and Bntia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-04
EIGHT NAVAL GUNNERS
LOST WITH THE MOTANO
Sixteen Members of the Crew Are Also
Victims of a German Sub
marine.

London, Aug 4.-Eight naval gunners
were lost when the American tank steam
er Motano was sunk by submarine
Sixteen members of the crew also per-
ished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-04
FROST is REPORTED At
BRAINERD, MINNESOTA
Temperature of "a Degrees Is Recorded
There on a Government Their
rnometer.
moneter.

Brainerd, Mimi, Aug. 4,-The govern
ment thermometer registered "a degrees
early yesterday and light frosts were re-
ported from neighboring points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-04
Stock Bordeaux Solutions.

Those who use Bordeaux mixture fire.
quently and in quantity will find it con
venient to keep concentrated stock solu-
tions on hand, as these keep indefinitely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-13
ASSUME SHOWS UP FIELD
Ensily Wins Fourth Race at Havre de
Grace-Mnster karma and De-
fender Second md Third.

HAVRB DE GRACE. September IL.
Assume made show OF his field
this afternoon In the fourth race, an
event over the five and a half furlons
route. when he negotiated the distance
in LOG fiat, and won, pulled up. by
half-dozen lengths. Master Karma was
second. three lengths in front of De-
fender
Old Abdon found his racing legs to-
day and accounted for the steclpechase
defeated Otto Floto and Bamboo
Masterful showed a lot of early speed
for the first mile. but quit when chaI-
lenGed.
Grant Hugh Brown put over African
H faa, at long price. when he de-
f fensed the wni f5av9rte' oniso' by half
Tho upset Of the afternoon came in
this number, when the public tried to
back onico on the board, African Ar
away.
The Summaries.
ta$ 9nihat $40 fS5loG sssso
s Little Es Boy. Sunny ;lf G t taEs
SssS.s @ szs ~s d!;s Po 49,
Is SnTsay. ;sS2 ~ seeSnd namboe ID
a siirful. Royal Spinner. Brazenos. zellwood
no LRowan); sla2o; 81. $3.50 won; onieo. lii
tityrne). 1870 S270. second; Miss Bryan, lis
{Rice': $50, third. Time. i:oI Is. Sweep
Up. Lady Ionsfeiiow. Umatilla. Juno Bug.
Fourth raceIGve and one.haif furlonrs-
Emden. 10 lwaliis}: ss.io. $3.50. second :
Master karma. lis {Troxler,. $3.50. third.
EglH; r5Tocade,ro, Jessie d; Kildare. zinna.
Fifth race--lnile and seventy yards--The
m moSy ss1dyI liz tSterlingl: STOP $780, s!
s sSIoG TELL Ella Ryan. io2 Mulcahy5: $40
third Tlne, las 2-5. Saratoga, sCasaba
Lottery Easier Lily. Cody. IIker. I.iIich
Tide. Lady Bob. Roscwatcr. 'Hesse. Stirup.
Sixth, race-,nilc and seventy yards-Pier-
@ M A"H!Osf1 es : fa0 ,ss'G seenaa
smugEIcr. Jos tColllns>. 1870 third. Time
l:H Smithfrld. Fcnrock. Tranby. Maxim's
Choice. Last Spark. Amphion, Tiosa aiso
seventh racs-mie and seventy yards
W Hnh6ub' 49, nc SEs,Sp} $3.50 $780,; 3!so won;
ond; Dasrosch. ITO (Riccl. $3.50. third. Time.
- 2;5 Godcrest Boy. King Neptune. Pull
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FOCAL team Gets EVEN
BREAK WITH BALTIMORE
Jack Dunn's Pennant Aspirations
Somewhat Dimmed When Knabe-
men Win Second Game.
MIG HTCAP is sLUGFEs ST
.McGafhgan, McDcrmott and Hanford
~ Lead BombalJiment OF Birds
Hurlers-Enright Pulls Dow
Iron Man" Stunt.

,s2. BALTIMORE. MD. September l2.-
Ihe Orioles won the opener against
y Rfchmond this afternoon. to 4. and
4 lost the second. Is to 6. AS usual
lotto Knabes crew gave the home team
!. q decidedly hard rub. and the visitors
--1:were downed fighting in the last round
ssIof tho first setto with men on second
land third.
~. RUDE Parnham started to pitch for
.Hthe locals. but lasted less than three
: Innings, and Thormahlen finished the
: game: Jack EnriGht was on the slab
1orioles merry battle. The Birds only
! got four hits. Richmond ou,hit the
h sss1rs club , more er than two TO one
enee SH p Sss H 9SeF in she the fonSS
..,,same That Manager iSnabe sen, him
fright back in the nightcap, and he
!: man stunt and pitched even better
ball in this game than in the first.
=. Opposing him was Ferguson: new
by the Yankees, and ne got his knocks
good and proper Thormah!cn and
s'McClelland Jared no better.
In the second game. Richmond got
twenty-one hits off the local pitchers,
the features of this game being tho
batting Pat OF Me Nissan o who got hye
and McDermott and Hanford. who each
got four hits. In the first encounter
the visitors ran along pretty evenly,
. in the ninth inning for the winning
run after Kerr touled TO Bentley.
. Reynolds. batting for EnriEht, singled
to left Young ran for Reynolds Me
permott scratched safely to third
Bankston famed
In the second game the teams were
nip and tuck up until the hfth, when
Rfchmond started out with q squirt
and tied the game w. EnriGht after
Kerr and EnriGht walked in success
sion. McDermott walked. forcing in
1Snabe. McGaftigan singled TO left,
mott Was picked off second wild
pitch put McGaf'iEan on second. Bank
ston WAS out. Fewster to Bentley. Nc
Gafigan taking third E1he: singled
the score. Hanford singled to center.
Eibel taking third. Distcl flied TO
In the seventh there was more big
doubled to start off with. Bankston
grounded out to Bentley; then followed
2 double by Ethel and triple by Han
home. Distel flied out but Knabe
doubled and Reynolds singled. When
the smoke cleared away. four runs hao
been sent across. Again in the eighth
Richmond put over four runs Nc
Dcrmott singled. and was sacrificed
by McGaf1igan. and scored on Bank
ston scored when Lcnlcr let the ball
Hanfords single. The latter went TO
third on Fcwster's error. and scored on
Manager Dunn gave 81 per cent OF
his share of the days receipts to the
Army Girls Transport Tobacco Fund.
Two games will be played to-mor-
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RED S0X HAVE CHANCE
HOLD SENATORS TO TIE,
while CHICAGO is IDLE
Sixteen-inninK Game Played In Ma
stn,,. SStnp .... OF short
WASHINGTON Sentemho.

WASHINGTON. September 12-Bos-
Ton ION remained possible American
League pcnnant contender to-day ua
the result OF a great sixteen-inSinE'
!-to,1 tie battle with Washington
while tho Chicago White Sox were
between Shore and Ayers. who went
the fuIl route. tho former allowing
Washington scored it's run in tho
ffth inning on Fosters walk, sacrie
nco by Morgan. which Shore played to
second too late TO head Foster, a safe
punt by Leonard and a double play
on on Ainhmtth.s fly to Hooper. Morgan
but Foster beat SCOTS relay to the
plate. o
Boston tied 1t up in the sixth on
CadEs double and singles by Shore
and Hooper. This was the only inning
IN n which hits were punched on Ayers.
rom teams gave fine fielding exhibit
the opposing shortstops. standing out
prom inently. The score:
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High Winds Cause High sco-..

Z IT &C 9 .. September l2-IIieh
winds resulted i'm high scores to-day
In the preliminary events of the Omen
championship tournament of the West
crn Coli Association at WcstmoreIand
ny Leo Diegel. OF Detroit: Walter
hascn, OF Rochester. and Jock Hutch
inson, OF Chicago, being good enough
the first eighteen holes. Peter O.iiara
OF Pittsburgh: Peter Walsh. OF Butler
"a: Jack Rurges. Of Washington, and
X w: G. sherwood, of Memphis. and
Alex Cunningham took rs
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HOLD AUsP|C|OUs CLOSING
GIANTS TAKE DOUBLE
HEADER FROM DODGERS
COMING Champions Leave Behind Them
zine lmprsssion--Lnst Appear
ancc Until big Series.

NEW YORK, September 12.-New
York closed It's homo season hero to-
day with two victories over Brooklyn.
the scores being 0 to and to l. the
second game going eleven innings. In
hard; while loose work by Brooklyn
enabled them to pile up runs. Schupp
permitted only two hits. both by
Cheney and Tcsreau had an exciting
pitchers battle in the second Eame.
and Miller and an infeld out in the
second, and Robertson's home run tied
It up for New York in the sixth. The
and Zimmerman singled with none out.
and tho former scored when Johnston
fum6lcd the latter's hit The scores:
ElHST
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SECOND GAME
.ImS aIisa "a 10 = Totals....as 81

Toronto ''''6H' II.
h"H'r'di ..........-... q o-a
summary; Error-McAulcy. Home nun
h $4,000 hi;s sIhrS.-baS% htt-Slurray. Two
on bails-.ofr Gould. .: OF Duny. g. Struck
nn,ut-hy Gould. J: by leakc. 3: by DUFFY s
~ by Pitched ball-by Gould. (purteID
halli-Dnffy. Sacrifice hits-Trucsdaic. HACK
pmrhe l:aionfc, I.rakc. Stolen hase-Biack
burnc- Let on bases Toronto Q: MontreaJ
o. Tiine OF Eame. 1850 EMPIRES. Mcbride
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PILLS GET EVEN BREAK

BOSTON. September by winning.
to 3, the piay-of to-day Of the sue
Philadelphia broke even with Boston
on the seasons games. each team win
and held his own with Scott, the Bos-
ton recruit, who blanked the visitors
for the lst four innings. The game
OF April II was won by Boston in
eleven innings. . to 5. Moran's' pro-
test on decision by Umpire Brans-
field was sustained by President Tener.
Tho score:
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Fighting for the remnants
in Big Leagues

The Giants gained n hnlf-Enme on
me me, fhilIies Yesterday. and now
Lead them by eleven and n hair
EameH. The White Soa sttll boId
observation-disclosures advantage
oyer the Rcd Sox, the lenders not
playing yesterday, while the Rrd
So1 played si1teen-inninE tie
game with Warrington.
Inc Gihnts need but win eleven
OF their remaining games to clinch
inc nag, providing PhiIadeIphin
WIN all It's remaining twenty-one
,"eA' ihe standing then would
enm. Won. Lost.
rh ur 1000. o. o. 81
The White So1 need bnt ,u.,r
more victories In their sixteen re-
mninins Enmes, even II boston wins
All ith tw~nty-one games. Ths
standing then would he,
Team. Won. Lost.
11n nE ...... 1913 81
bos'on 10. S.
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CANADIAN TEAMS SPLIT

III TORONTO. September 12-Toron,o
and Montreal divided a double bin
here this afternoon. the Leafs win
Royals by TO in the second. in
the frst game. Corner forced the win
ming run over the plate in the ninth
got seven consecutive singles for five
.yuns In the frst inning OF the second
game. and Montreal got seven hits.
F1ncluding Madden's homer with the
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
SBatted for Spencer In seventh.

G6! ssrei, .: ::::::J5 ssd5sSS r.
s Tvs, base hi,scShapman. .heiiman. Speaker
9Ianey. Wit. saerincs h}t@speaker. Sue.
f ~ sly ny.Vcaeh. p2uble pIays-Bush. Young
oo s srrG q; Cleveland. 5. First base
-on klepfcr. In s Innings: off Morton. in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-13
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
positively guaranteed by money-back
oner. Tastes ane; costs trihe. De-
hVered anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence-Nunnamaker Co.-Adv.
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Totals. ...... .26 ~ 10 :
'Battcd for EnriEht In ninth.
Titan for Reynolds In ninth.
Score by Innings. II.
Richmond 1911 o 4 o o I o Of
baltimore % . = d o 3 u D 5
Summary; TSo-bnse hits-McGnx-
hEan. Home run-kcrr. Sacrifice
hits-Schnufelc, Bues. Stolen bnses
-BsnkSton, EibeI. McGamEan, Few
ster. shannon 60. Lowry. Double
plnyS-Shannon to Fcwater to bent
ley; McGaifiEnn to knabe to EibeI
CD. Base on baIls-of EnriEht, 4;
OFF Thornahlcn, 1. Halter hit-by
Thormnhicn. UHnnford). Struck
out-by EnriEht, |; by Parnhnm, L;
by Thormnhlcn, 5. Passed buil-
Kerr. wild pitch-EnriEht. Left
on bnses-Richmond. g, Baltimore,
4. First bnse on crrors-DnItimorc,
!; hichm"nd, 1. Time of game
] 80. upIpircs-O'Bricn and Free
man.
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BALTIMORE

NHH TOT NNrr In third.
Score by inninEst ID
n'cnm"nd 30 q 80 Tx
baltimore 10 4 90 90 I a n
summary: Two base hfts-uc
av"y' McDcrmott, McGamEnn, EfbeI.
S. Ihree base hits -Duex,
hnnkston, knabe, McGamEan. stolen
nase-nnrher. Bnac on bnIIs-ofT
,E;nrlEht. =; of Ferguson, 3; oty
,r,hormnhlcn, I. Struck out--by
n n - by ThormahIen, :.
mnssed bhll-McAvoy. Wild pitch
fhormahien. Mcclellan loI. LIT,
on nnses-bnltimore, 10; Richmona.
u FIRST bnse ON errors-B,lfin,nra
J. Richmond. 5. Time OF rnn,.
- H,o". Cn,pires Err man nnd
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TWIN BILL DIVIDED

DETROIT. September Ic--Clcvclan nd
to-day. the visitors winning the first
game. s TO .. and Detroit the second
won the first game in the third in
ming. when Speaker tripied with two
on. and scored on Roth's single. The
winning run In the second game was
scored on Wits single. his steal Of
second. Cohb's out and Veach's sacri-
nee NY to Speaker. Cobb was up nine
times In the two games without maxi
ing hit. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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SCHNEIDER IN FORM

CHICAGO, September 12.-Cincinnati
hit Douglas OPPORTUNITY to-day and
won the fnnl game Of the series. 8
~ 4. Schneider pitched in fine form
The features Of the game were home
runs bv Schneider and Williams. the
latter driving in run ahead OF him.
Chasc's single in the seventh inning
sent two mon home and won the game.
hn
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SECOND GAME
Totals....3s I s 30'f4 Totalsa7 2 SO 8
.Nnne out Mhen winning

None out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: r.
New sS"" York -: 49,: i 9 9 9 u
Summary: Error-Johnston. Two-hase hits
Fletcher. StenEel. Homo run-Robertson.
Stolen bases-Kaur Smith. Sacrifice hits
Daubert. Myers. Left OIL bases-New York. 81
Rrootlyn. .. Bases on baIls-of Tearcau. Il
on Cheney. 2. Struck ont-by TesreRu. I:
nv Cheney. 2. Umpree, KLEIN and Emslie
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B PSIl es.,a ;;I;,;;..........G 9d29S "a
rssiiaasins'. BsnerO os
Two, Two. base hits-Cravsth. Schultz Tragesser.
chy: Rawlings. Sacrifice hits-Stock, era
Tsth Whitted; Mayer t2l; Sacrifice fy-
Whitfield, I.uderus. Bases on baiIa-on Mayer.
2; OF Hughes. 6: off Scott. 2. Struck out
by Mayer, .: by Hughes. 3; by Scott. 2.
Double play-Bancroft to Luderus. Hits
on Hughes: in innings; off Scott. . in 4
innings Time of game, LAS. Ump!res.
KiEler and Dransneld
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MILLER BESTS WATSON

ST; LOUIS, September l2-Miner
hureh beat ST.. Louis. . to l. Cruise
was tho only local player to get he
You'd first base. his hit to left in the
seventh going for triple when BiEbee
fell I'm fielding It,. A single by Pau-
lette sent Cruise home The score:
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PROVIDENCE DOWNS BEARS

4 PROVIDENCE, r. l., September L.
The Grays hung n 9-to-5 defeat on
Tom Necdham's Bears at the local
park this afternoon. The weather was
biting cold and interfered with the
work of players. Cav, who WAS i'm
the POINTS for the GrayS kept his hits
well scattered. while EnZmann WAS
touched up freely during the early
rounds rhe score.
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Washington.
Totals....6s 1 10 1924 Totals..sa 1 6 Is %
Score by inntnr.

Washington ::.. OF Dol o oooSOoS
gan; Left on bases boston. 10: washington,
S,, Eases o on naiison Shore. 5: on Ayers. 3.
base hits-Cady. Lewis. c. Milan Sacriflce
hit-MorSan stolen base-I.eonard. Double
pIaFs-Hoopcr and Scott: Shanks and Leon
ard Ayers and Leonard. Time OF game
~. Umptrcs. MORTALITY and O'Ioushli
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10 pNVT w.
lRST GAM
Totals....3S SIP 27N Total, "a . ar, =.
Score by innings: p

6lsTsii"a :::: So5cSS, IS
bs summary 1r Err"Is.Bqsh. Wiz; Cunning
Esach Three-base hits-speakcr. Ragby.
Chapman. Home run-cunning CHAM, stolen
Evans. Sacrifice fy-Turner. Double plays
hush to Burns: Cobb 10 StanaCc: Char
man turner 10 Harris. Left on basc.-De-
t r,a. Cleveland: G. First basc on errors
Hns.on Dauss. In % innings: on Cum
GHi Tnninrh In l,3 n1irss Struck ou,-by
OF game. 1883. Empires. Owens and Evans
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c cSisss. i.::::::::::::::s 5555s g e
Summary: Errors-.-chase. Shcan, NilduR.
Marat. Merllle. Two-hasc hits-Rousch.
Chase. Homo rune--WilltamE Schneider.
Sacrifice hits-Dcal McKechnie. shean, Win
En. Stolen basc-KilluT Bases on balls
on Schneider. I. Struck ont-by DOUGLAS. ::
hv Hendrix. 2: by Schneider. 6. Umpircs.
Ougley and Byron. Time o:1o.
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nases full. all in the NTH innine 20.
ciGht runs. The scores: ior
FIRST t;SME

MT srnn,o ...........9 oeOoo % %
S S ...'';;...... Ia
A n,nm ''a ~ Frrors-.,rruesdalc. Murray Me-
TWO base hits Whitcm.n Ii,,,,muItz.
schultz Sacrifice hit-Zimmer, man.
Ia,aiN niSehlan Double plays-SchuItZ Ia
i"iiic, pamrau tunnSSistcd) Rasrs on
sss,,S1oh justin :: OFF Lcakc. /: off Hoyt
struck Out-by Justin. .: by How a., IL H.
l-toyt. lii by pitcher-by IIoyt i.alonsn'th
.rtmn on cS-Montrcal. 5: Toronto. TO-
Mcbride. Carpenter ana
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STANDING OF CLUBS

.Dcn0tes two games. Even break: Hal
tlmore. .5Sf; Richmond, 1857.
wAEIiE fi,Ei rLAl TODAY
Richmond mt Baltimore q gamcs).
Buffalo ut Rochester.
Montreal Al Toronto.
Newark at Providence.
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FiFTYFiFTY HERE

!. ROCHESTER,. y. Y. September ~
Rochester opened the final series with
Buffalo here to-day by breaking even,
winning the first game to . and
dropping the second 3 to 3 home
run by Kelly in the second game fea-
.tured. The scores:
4 Il II
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IotaTs..,.3I o rs Totals....3o TO p
Score by innings: r.
H Sroot yD,,, ........... 9So 90
we" fork -
Summary: Errors-Daubcrt. Johnston. NJ.
Wheat Zimmerman. Baird. Hoelke. Two
base hit--Iimmerman Three-base hit
Srhupp. Home run-Zimmcrman. Stolen
hase-Burns. Sacrifice hit-Thorpe. Sacri-
hcc nies-KauH. Schupp. Left on bases
New York. Z; Brooklyn; s. First base on
schupp. i. iiits-or s. smith. 8 in in.
ninEs: or Milius. in 9 innings. Struck out
by Schupp. 7: by ]. Smith. 1: by MiItus. l.
Empires. Klein and Emslie. Time. I:2s
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SECOND GAME.

sBuraio ....,........... Q SS 0 TT-5
~. summary: Efrors-Yomng az. DAILY Rases
son balls-or Ring. ?: of Lots & STRUCK OUT
by RinE. J.: by I.otz. 2. Home run Kelly.
Three hIt-Steinfeidt. Two.f,as. hit
swenaeii. Mcdonald sacrlnc- hi,s-nns,
aHodriquez; Kopp (2): Lott. Stolen bases
sXounE az, Eelly. Gable Double r,Inys-.
sssnfe 70 n to Ds1y to Hummt Dsiy
Rochester. g.. Time OF game. I:H Ump.re.
tFInneran and Bedford. ' Vs.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York. o; Brooklyn. Q [irst snme).
philadclphin, s; Boston. 3.
Cincinnati, 6: Chicago, 1.
Pittsburgh. z: st. Louis, l.
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Totals. ..H 5 rs MS To,als. Ia els q

tlsatted for Enzmann In ninth.
Scor~ by Innings r.
Providence n. t....:.:.. -
Newark ,.......,...... 0 IS
Summary: Errcrs-Russcil Blackwell. Tut
Eier Sacrifice hi,s-cooney. Twombly.
Eayrcs GU. Stolen discretionary I2), Mas
sey t2l. Eayrcs t2). Two base hits-Calla-
han. Eldrcd. Three base hit--iiaas. Eases
on balls--Or Cav. 3; of Enzmann g. Struck
out-by Cav, =: by Enzmann. Double
rlays-EnZmann TO Lewis 10 Russell. Time
of game. l;F. Umpircs Mullen and Hart.
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IOtaIs....JI 9 u l3 Totals. 80 2 27 8
Rated for Watson In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
St; Louis. .::.: : :.:...:: Q Q ! ii
summary: Error--I.onE Two base hit
Rocckei Three. base hit-cruisc. stolen
hase-Carey. Double plsys-GonzaIes to Mil
Ter: Base on bais-on Watson. I. Struck
nut-hy Watson. I; by Horstman. /: by Mil
Ter; Hsts-on Wats1h. 7 in innings
Lett on ha-es-St Louis q: Pittsburgh Q
Tine OF game. 1:3l Umpires. Harrison and
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The game between the Giants and
Alcos will settle the pennanl winner
IN the Ford Lot League In the event
the first named team Is able to beat
its rivals: II the Alcos win. however,
the Virginias and Giants will be tied
for first place and II will be necessary
TO play deciding game later.
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FIKST CANE.
Totals. 30 z sg713 Totals q; I'll o.

BMhaIo ..::..',;:........ Q q IL
Mcdonald f2l. Bases on balis-or Tyson. T.
Struck out-by Tyson. 2: by Lehman t.
fTwo-base ht-kopp Sacrifice hits-Gtu
Fisher. Wendell. Stolen basrs--Sch"rncr,
jackson. Young Double 7lays-Wnrdcli to
Young; GIL to Humm.l Bases on errors
Rochester g. Left on Observation-Disclosures 8:
Buffalo, wild p!tch--I.ohman. Time OF
game. 1:l7. UmTires, Rcndford and Fin
peran.
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three games scheduled

WHERE THEY PLAY To-Day
Philadelphia at Washington.
<o Boston ut New York.
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Playground Baseball
FORD LOT LEAGUE

Reaults Yesterday.
Little Aicos. o; Little Tigers, (frst
game).
Little Alcos. II; Little Tigers. 9 (sec-
ond game).
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American Asroc,at,on.

A"rrican NsHOcIaffon.
At Louisvil!e-Louisville. 6; st. Paul,
At Toledo-Tolcdo. 10; Kansas City,
;, At Indianapols--Minne 6; In
dianapolis. /.
At Columbus-Columbus 6: Mnwau-
kee. (frst game). Columbus, 10;
milwaukee, 0 (second game).
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Richmond, 4; baltimore. (first knme),
HiShmond. i5; baltimore, g tsecond Eamc).
nuGsio. 5: Koshester. Z tseeond Eame).
Montreal Montreal. Z: Toronto. (arst samo).
Providence. o; Newark, 8.
S'rh nm Nh 49, f,IU
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Standing OF Clubs.

Where They PIny To-Day.
III LUIS hlcos vs. Little Giants, at
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Totals....a5 6I3 Pill Totals. 8 II Is
'Rattcd for Douglas In seventh.
tran for Wilson in seventh.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York at Boston,
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
,o, Pttsburgh Mt st. Louis
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
philadelphia, Z; Now York, l.
Boston. 1; Washington. I'll INNINGS
dur kness). "e'
Cleveland. 3; Detroit, 2 <first camel
Cleveland, 5; Detroit. 4 iseconI game II