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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-nve furlcngss-Lady Lonsfcllow.
Jos {KleegerI. to ]. TO l. even. won;
Sun Rose. los 'MeTaSEarM. IS to 5; to $
5,tot ! to I. third bird, Time I;o2 81 pYstnan.
Lady Grey. Turbsn also
Z Second-six and one-half furlonEs-Panza-
rstta. 1s5 iMotp; TO- TO 8: 10 s. won:
2 ito s. second: Fairy Wand. 1903 (McAtec).
IS 70 S. even. TO 2: third Time l:2e Marie
Miller, Ebans II. Verdant. OwaEa also ran
Thi.e-one miie-Luo.us, lo7 tSchuttingcrJ.
2 TO; 10. out, out. won: Gloomy Gus II2 (Col-
iissI. to S. OUT. out second: Nashviilc loi
= (McTaEEarD, n to ]. even, out, third Time
{ Fourth-niie and sixteenth-Bayberry
Candle; 1.s CWiiiams>, y 70 20. out. out
70 8, out. second; Garbage. 10 tCampbeln
70 y. to 5, out. third Time. i:4s rs.
lobert,. II to 10: TO 4. out. won: Madam
Hermann. los tRohinsonl. lS to s. to 10.
out. second: StSwart Helen. s5 CTroise)
to !. 2 to 5. out. third Time: l;6s. Three
sisth-hve turlonss-pecisiys; IFS Ryani
to to 5. ] TO 3. won: Chief LaiiS. lis
e eW,il,ans2,, t i. to J. 20 even second
third thiIa; Ti Ts., l:os Sd Irish Harp: Lonshi
Star. Jusqu' About. Gyp also ran
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LAToNlA RESULTS

cry.s Bay ". a' 6.Smoh so 1880
1910. first: Redlita ", liz &C: Hunt. $50.
,sS SilS seS9nd; F,o1sne.. iis {Kelsay{ 1910.
Beilemere. independ ence. Miss Wright. Pho,
meta. Dirty Face. Machere. Marina. Dandy
Diss%sa ssss :s :s s;s; Sss e.
Cap. Io1 &C. ": csrrolD. $3.50. ..s:so. see
lime. nne' lis Ids! Ed Gag!5issn. James. Hasty
Hanse Rose s snd ka Ia also APpsaek
Boy. IL tTayior>. $50, $40 and .si.!e.
aIs' Il A tnhus ios !Galiahnan} 1850,
Kiin.. Chick Barley King rroSa i 6 oUs.e.
tette. Pastime and Tippo Sahib also ran.
BIo.R s sSissss ssa $3.50 ana aaS
third. Time. l:l3 rs. safety First Miiady
lection. SHADOW Lawn and Meinen starr G
Fitth-mlle and a .sixteenth-J u. Muir.
d1sk 1a is hiiisey> t1aie $50 and S.
Faux eo Bob aensley va also - ran. Aide0aran
,o ssixth IL. and a s,xteen,h-Bis Fellow,
$50. second: Beanspiiler. los 1GarroiiY'
$50 third "a; Time sn ,t5 as Harry GARD
Bachelor also ran.
za , {H.psSsr ss,ss
Earet E.. Solid Rock also ran.
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LORD AGAIN ARRESTED
Police Seize Eighty-Eixht Gallons q,
Whisky at 1910 East Frank "a
lin Street. SS,

when officers from First Precinct
Police Station raided the residence NJ
sSl6 East Franklin Street early last
hlsht. slightly over eighty-eight gaisl
ions OF liquor were seized. and u. RI
Lord occupant of The house. was ar-i
rested. charged with storing and keep
ing iQuor with intent to sell.
lie was bafled for appearances In
Police Court this morning for prelimis
nary hearing. ~ *
1t is the second time within . waeki
that similar charge has been filed
against Lord. Whom officers from First
Precinct raided an alleged club" at
1913 East Franklin Street last Satur-
day night. Lord with several other mon
was arrested. No liquor was secured
at that time. but broken bottles which,
Uttered a bath tub, and the odorS OF
freshly-poured liquor strongly inti-.
mated just what had occurred prior to.
the arrival OF the police. On that oc-
casion, Lord was charged with illegally
storing and keeping liquor, and whom
the case came up In P.lice Court Mon.
day. continuance unit. to-day war
granted. Is
Patrolmen Sweet. Spur. Inman. Lump
Kin and Ryan conducted the raid last
night. their capture totaling eighty
eight gallons. two quarts and one pint
Of whisky. brandy and gin. "a
Byrd Street Station also gave up it's
usual quota yesterday. two trunks and
two suit cases containing ffty-nine
quarts OF iiauor being seized by Ser,
gcant Johnson and Patrolmen Sweet,
Lumpkin. Spur and j. S. Gary. ~
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HAMILTON RESULTS

First race.hye. fnrlongs-Sincerity. 1oe
tCoiiins), $50. $3.50. second; Saints Bridge.
lo7 Parringtonl. $40. third. Time, l:o6 IS
Hasscn, Lady Gaiety. Saianza and Frenchy
second-six furlongs-Exmor. oG .wilisi.
$3.50 SIC. 40. $50. won Moss Fox, os tMa-
jestic). $1,000, 1870 second: Armine IFS
tEvansl. $40 third Time. I:lS is Raven
court. Copper King, Heckla's Flame. Ban
yam. Rex Gaicty. Garish Sun. j. w. Hun
lev also .
Third mile and a si1t$ nth -tomacso. los
,Mcrimee>, 40. $40. second Malheu hour. IL
tSterlins): 5000, third; Time. ;6S 40. DR..
Prather Fleuron IL. Gold Bond. Ed Bond
also ran.
Fonrth ,o u furlongsmI-azy Lou. % tkople.
los Grumpy. SAFE s2sG second: Biaizc. 81
lBelD. $3.50, third. Time i:l6 10 Kiny
Tuscan, Aristobulus also ran
no (Haynesp. $3.50. $3.50. sseo. Won: .i fUg
Athena, lbs collins. $3.50. third. Time,
Isl Sands Of Pleasure. Hubbub also ran
Sixth--one mile Broom Corn. lo3 Grumpy,
sMefimeeJ ,sfS $3.50 secon nan Re ar%; in'
S tponohuel. $3.50. third. Time. 1:is As.
Goodwood. Whitecrown. Tankard. Doubie
Seventh--one mile-Lady Ward. 10. (pono.
hue). N?lo; $50 $50. won: Beauty Spot
l0l tCrump), 20. 1870. second; Aprisa i6s
tRodrinuezb. $40 third. Time LIS Is
Sweeter Than Sugar, Meddling Miss Gold
Galore. Zamora also ran. :
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aD0UBLE-H R TO-DAY
IMAGAFFiGAN REPORTS HERE;
as NAP LAJ0lE, is SUSPENDED
New InneIder May Play This After
ncon--MnIaria strikes Eibel-First
Game at 2.15 O'Clock.

4 VA steady downpour that began a
i short time before the game with To-
3 Fonto was scheduled to begin yester-
day afternoon prevented the contest
scheduling of doubled header for this
g fternoon. the first battle TO begin ut
2.15 O'clock.
Judging from the manner in which
& the Leafs have been handling the
locals during the present series. the de-
sSlss OF day is not without its ad-
Marriages. Certainly 1t had several Tor
5 the visitors. Information was received
hero yesterday afternoon To the effect
that2ManaEer La joie has been suspend
Cd Indefinitely. for umpire batting. by
President Barro". and the time will
enable him 10 reorranize the already
crippled club.
Lajoie. apparently. has given no
trouble in the present series. and has
not been seen to speak but few tim 8
Z with the arbiters. However, accord
ing to reports circulated yesterday con-
corning him. he has habit of riding
tho umpires Surreptitiously, and in a
manner that not only is disconcerting.
but anger-provoking. He is alleged to
pass such remarks to the arbiters
each time he passes them. Few fans
have noticed II, and the news of his
suspension probably comes as a sur
prise.
~
on the, crippled list for some time re-
I appeared on tho field yesterday, and
s has been placed in charge of the club
while on the diamond. He will re-
turn to his regular place in the short
neld this afternoon, while Jack War
hop. who has heen playing short. will
be moved to second to replace Lajoie.
Business Manager Hap Jones an
nounced officially yesterday afternoon
that McGanigan has arrived in Rich
mond and reported to Manager Knabe.
The new infielder probably will be
given an opportunity to show his abil-
tty In at least one of the games to-
y day, as he is in excellent condition.
and ready TO jump into the trenches.
He will replace Mcconnell. IL Eibel
is able to return to che lineup. Eibel
is suffering from touch of malaria.
but is expected TO be abe to play
Arthur Irwin. business manager of
the Leafs discovered yesterday that
the cancellation OF trains, due to war
i conditions. has made 1t impossible for
him to start back to Toronto this
AFTERNOON. as had been planned This
rsT>es possible the staging of a
header. the club departing
tonight. Tie trip will b. made
ochester by rail, and from tsere
q; Leafs will go to Toronto by boat.
cs'ching the frst vessel of the sea son
: across the lake.
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C0L0RED AUXILIARY
REPORTS MUCH PROGRESS
Great Interest I'm Work OF Red Cross
Is shown by Leading Members
of Negro Ruce.

of Negro Rnce.
The colored auxiliary of the Red
cross held meeting yesterday at it's
headquarters. SIG West Broad Street,
at the Woman's Exchange. On nc
count of the Indictment weather the at
tendance was small. but a great amount
OF interest was evinced by those pres
ent. Reports from the chairmen OF
various committees were read and
discussed. and Il number OF helpful
suggestions were made. The chairman
reported Si.25 sent by Mt Tabor Bap-
fist Church. Rev. z. J. Bass, pastor.
Ninety-four dollars was also turned
over TO the treasurer. having been
collected since the last meeting held
two weeks ago. A great deal Of In
tercst is being evinced by the colored
people in this work since they have
found that there is something that they
can do. y letter was read by the chair
man. having been sent by number
OF citizens OF Emporia, asking that
young school teacher OF that district.
q. p. kella. be appointed TO collect
registration fees In that district She
was readily appointed. and hundred
membership blanks and postal cards
for receipt Of money we're sent her
large Red Cross rally will be held
In Emporia Sunday. where she will
| take names and fees Four or five
other letters by workers in various
parts of the State, pledging their sup
port and expressing their desire to be
OF service to the Red Cross. were read
Rev. w. T. johnson reported twenty
four members secured with their fees
He asked for greater co-operation OF
the colored women OF the city in the
| sewing. The hours are from 10 to IL
| In the morning and from to in the
afternoon at the Armstrong High
School building. at First and Leigh
Streets. Adelaide Thompson. chairman
| OF the supply committee, urged her
committee to continue the soliciting of
| supplies. DR.. w. II. Hughes, chair
man of the hospital committee, is en-
| deavoring 10 secure hospital supplies
Henry w. Anderson and Mrs. John
Stewart Bryan are especially active In
arousinS interest In the work Of tho
| colored auxiliary. Treasurer Powell
| reported s60.66 making a total. from
the last meeting held two weeks ago,
of s154,6s.
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WILL HOLD THEIR PLAYERS
Minor League. Retain Men and Terri
torfal Rights II Forced to
suspend ScheduleA.
tny Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Minor leagues
forced to suspend before the close OF
the regular season will not lose their
players or territorial rights. according
atoea .uliHg of, the governing board OF
) the National Association Of PROBES
etpnal Baseball Leagues. received by
President Tearney, of the Three-i.
League Tonight.
THE ruling was issued by Secretary
Farrell. OF the association az a result
OF an appeal from President Tearney.
who. believes some of the smaller
leagues will not survive the season.
owing to the war situation and un-
sfAvorabIe weather.
The board ruled that players will
be permitted to seek employment for
the remainder Of the season. bur must
report next spring to the club holding
4 their contract this season. The board
also ruled that lea CUES desiring to Rus
phrd EhAIi hx a. date for closing, and
tbst MA vera fSust he paid IN 7f,iii:
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VIRGINIAN WITH PERSHING
Spot Grnyeley, OF Dnnrille. Member OF
Contingent Transported to France Is
for Trench Service. 4Ss
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch. SIS
DANNILLE. VA. June 29.-DanYilles
Is represented I'm France to-day among
Major-General Pershins's regulars
Spot Graveley. son of MIR. and Mrs..
George Gravelcy. of East Paxton
Street. who has been in the army for.
some years. reached France among ono
of the contingents which were recently
reported to have arrived safely. Crave
ley was born and bred here and IL
known to a great many citizens.
A peculiar circumstance arose soma
few weeks ago for the very troops now
in France passed through here. yet.
because Of the secrecy which yelled
the movement OF troops, Graveley was
not able to let his moth>r Or father
know that he was coming nero, and
he did not zee his parents. Some time
ago Mrs. Graveloy received a letter
from the Atlantic port from which the
soldiers departed. in which he said
that he expected 10 sail within few
hours.
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All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment :?

only the surface. To be rid of catarrh,
you mufS drive the disease germs out
out OF your blood.
SPLENDID results have been reported
from the use OF S. S. S., which com
pletely routs from your blood the Ca
tarrh germs. for which 1t is perfect
antidote. I
s. S. s. is sold by all druggists. II
you wish medical advice as to the
treatment ofayour own individual case,
write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser,
SwiN Specific Co.. Dept. L gass. Atlanta,
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RECEIPTS FOR RED CROSS

CHICAGO. June 2a.---Hornsby's home
run in the sixth inning gave St Louis
lead which Chicago was unable 10
overcome. and tho visitors won the
hrst game of the series here to-day, 0
to 2. Tho visitors clinched the victory
in the ninth inning by scoring six runs
nn, four hits and two errors The en-
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EVEN BREAK IN NEW YORK
FIRST IS HARD FOUGHT,
while SECOND is FARCE
Boston Finds Giant Pitchers for Seven.
teen Hits, Mnrnnvillc Leading
With Five in Five Times I'm.

NEW YORK, June 29.-New York and
Boston broke even in a double-hsa der
to-day. The first game was closely
contested. and was won by the Giants
to /. while the second was farce,
which Boston won. l3 to 0. In the
second game Boston hit three Giant
pitchers for seventeen hits. Maranville
leading with home run. a triple and
three singles in five times up. Magee
was put off the field in the second
game for protesting called strike.
The scores:
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NATIONALS ARE BEATEN

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s-Poor
playing by Washington in the ninth
gave Philadelphia victory to-day. TO
3. With the score tied. Grover led off
with safe bunt Judge got Ainsmith's
throw TO first base, and then threw the
ball over Leonard's head. Grover
took second base on the error
moved up TO third when the fourth
called ball on Seibold was n wild piton,
and scored on Strunks sacrifice fly.
The score:
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IiJsTLERs LOSE TO BEARS

NEWARK. n. j.. June 2a.-Newark
made it two out of three in the series
to date with the Hustiers by beating
the Rochester club, to 3. The game
was delayed a half-hour to await the
arrival of the umpires, who. thinking
the game had been called off on ac-
count OF rain. did not come down to
the ball park. Rain. in the second in
ming caused anotiler delay of half
hour. The score:
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SECOND GAME,
Totals..4 1915 y l,

Kruescr Tesreau Two-base hits--smith.
Home run-Maranvlc Stolen basesEKo
netchy. Maranvile. Rudolph, wilhoit LETT
on bases-Sew York. 4; Boston 10 First
base on error-Boston. l. BASES on balls
on Tesresu. J: off Middleton. 3 Hits-off
Tcsrcau. in innings (nonc out in thirdI
on G Smith; In inning Hit by pitcher
49, 9S C; smith; galley, Struck out-by
Wild pitch-Middleton. limo of game. 2:oi
Umpircs, Orth and Rigler.
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FIRST GAME.

Battcd for Kelly in ninth
tHated for Tyler in eighth
!I5attcd for Benton In eighth
aRan for Gibson in eighth
Vfragressor out. bit by batted ball
Score by innings:
Boston ..;...............0 90 o q 1 OF
New fork.............. o o o ! -
summary: Error-Zimmerman Twohaso
hits.Gibson 90, FITZPATRICK Three bas "a
M nsnnfitzpatrick. Sacrifice hits-Fitzpatrick
rely. I.obert. Sacrifice hies-Flctcbcr
BuTns. Double play-Tcsreau. Rariden 10
aoiks. Left on bases-New York. 3: Boston
y FIRST base on error--B Boston, l. Struck
out-oy BeEton. l; by Tyler. g. Bases on
5in BENTON: 2: on G: Smith. /: of
Benton. : In innings: off G Smith. in Ia
inning Hit by pttcher-by Benton, (Smith
and Fitzpatrick). Umpires. R!sler and Ortiz
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Sprays and douches will never
cure you.

Catarrh is annoying enough when II
chokes up your nostrils and air pas
sages. causing painful and difficult
breathing and other discomforts. But
the real danger comes when it reaches
down into your lungs.
This is why you should at once real.
Ice the Importance of the proper treat
nient, and lose no time experimenting
with; worthless retned ies which y touch
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To-Day $ Amateur
Schedule
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE,

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
DSr n VS.. Frirmount A. A" at
Old yirEinins va. Highland Park,
at Highland Park.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
WoodalI & Quarles w. Kocen's
Boosters, mt Fulton diamond.
Modern WOodmen w. Cherry
Smashs at Byrd Park.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Second Baptist VS.. Code. at Byrd
Park.
Noldc's TIP Tops WI. Chesupenkcs.
nj Second Oakwood.
Fairnoust A. A. Va. Robert f..
Lee Jrs, at G. Z. A. Field.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First Baptist vs.. Tabernacle, at
Byrd Park.
Calvary vs.. stockton street, .t
SOuthSide.
Randolph street Va. Fulton. .t
Onkwood.
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BIRDS BEAT ROYALS

BALTIMORE. June os.-Raltimore
hit Hersche hard at opportune times
here to-day and defeated Montreal for
the third time in the Series, to T.
Parnham, on the other hand, managed
to keep his hits we'll apart He was
wild. however, at times. sensational
heldtng saving him. Zimmerman and
Bues fielded finely. The score:
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Southern Association.

At MISUNDERSTANDING Mobile. rain.
At Nashville-Nashville. s: Little
Rock, 3.
AZ Birmingham-Birmi I: New
Orleans s.
At chattanoosa-chat 4;
Memphis, 13.
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GAME is PITCHERS DUEL

PITTSBURGH, June o9-In a pitch
ers' duel between Mitchell and Mamaux.
Cincinnati shut out Pittsburgh to-day,
] TO 0. Mitchell won his own game in
the third inning, when he singled with
two men out. went to second as Groh
was passed. and scored on kopfs sim
gle. Brilliant catches by j. Wagner
and Ward and sensational stop by
Groh featured. The score:
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Cleveland : .::.:::.::::o I Q Q d
Summary: Errors-Chicaso. o: Cleveland. o.
Two-base hit-RisberE: Three-base hit-E,
Collins. Sacrifice hits-Chapmxn. Felsch
Gandil. Stolen bases-WambsSan mss, Harris.
Double play-O'Neili TO wanabssanss. Bases
on balla-oh Paber. 3; OF CoveIcsltie. .. Hit
by pitcher-Guisto. Struck out-by Faber,
{: by Coveieskie. :. wild pitch--Coveleskte.
Pasaed ball-o'Seill. Empires. Owens and
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SOUTH BOSTON RESIDENCE s
DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING
Especial to The Times-D,spatch.

ISVeCIdI 10 Tue I'm eS- DiSpdtCh.I ~
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. June 2a.-The
residence of l.. .. Crcnshaw. on Peach
Avenue. was completely destroyed by
iiGhtning early this afternoon. All Of
the family escaped without a shock.
and all of the furniture was saved
The bolt struck the chimney and
TOOK downward course, setting Are
TO the woodwork directly under the
roof. although the building was GOV.
cred with slate A great portion Of the,
building. which was OF frame strucG5
ture. could have been saved. had there
been sufficient water pressure. The
dwelling was new, and cost about
$500. with insurance covering one.
nalf the loss ~
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STANDING OF -,.UBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit mt st. Louis.
Chicago Mt Cleveland.
washington Mt Phlladelphia
New York Mt Boston
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and Hildebrand.
WHITE S0X BEAT INDIANS
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. June 2e.-Chlcaco
opened the series by defeating Cleve-
land. 3 to /. Cleveland's score was
hold down by brilliant work i'm the
outheld by Liebold and Felsch. Cleve-
land filled the bases after two were
out in the ninth. but Faber ended the
game by striking out Pinch Hitter Al
liSon. The score:
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Totals...,3l ] 427ls Totals....3o o 3 27
Ran For Carey in ninth
Summs FL

NuIhMsrV' FTFors--Chase On, Pitler. Stolen
oase.kius. Double plays-C;roh tn Shean
70 Chase Cd. Left on Overwhelmingly &;
Pittsburgh. T.. First base on error--Cincin.
natt J., pittsburgh. Bases on balls--otf
Mitchell. l. Passed bali--WinEo Time OF
game. LES. Umpires. Byron and QuigIey
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summary: Errors-wendeii. BRANDED. Two.
base hits-Eidred. Haas. Stolen bascs-El.
drcd. Ross. Left bases-Newark. 4
Rochester. I. First base on crror-Rochester
]. Bases on balls-off Ross. ;; off Lott. S
Hit by pitchcr-by Lotz. tFuller). Struck
( ou,-by Ross. 3: by LotZ. /. Time OF game
Mas, Cnpires. Freeman and O. Brien.
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st. Louis.
Totals. IA 10 20 % Z Totals....3o 427 IL
sBattcd for Koob in NTH.

Score by innings: II.
ST. Louis. 0 Q q o o. /
Summary: Errors-Vcach. Burns. Austin,
koob. Park. Two-base hitS-Bush, Young.
Thrcc-base hits-Cobb. Burns Home runs
Heilmnn. Ncach Sacrifice hits-Young.
covclcslie. StanaEe. Veach. Double play
Bush to Burns. Stolen bascs-Austin. Vcach.
Bush. Wit. Cobb. Wild pitch-Koob ca.
Bases on balls-on Koob. /; OF Parks 3: OF
McCabc, 4: Off Covcleskie. l. Struck out
by Koch, .; by Coveleskie, /: by McCabe 3
Hitsooa Koob, in Innings: off McCabe.
In Ia innings. Left bascs-St. Louis
3: Detroit S. Time OF game, 200. Empires.
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RED soX NOSE OUT YANKs

BOSTON, June 29.-Boston defeated
New York. to 1, in ten innings to-
day. Both Of the local runs were the
result of errors The score:
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American A..ocintiop,

At. st. Padl---St. Paul, 4; Columbus, Q
At nncapolis-Minncapol o;
Louisville. I.
At Kansas city-kansas City. 4: To.
ledo. o. =
AT MISUNDERSTANDING ee- Indianap.
oils. no game tput over until July Il.
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Baltimore,

Summary: Errors-Montreal, o: Baltimore
o. Two base hitS-Acosta, Gathers. Three
base hits--Wiliams, Bues. Truesdale Sac
riace hit-H owley: Stolen bases-Barber (e).
Bases on balls,on Parnham, !; on Hersche.
8. Left on Observation-Disclosures. IL: Montreal.
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Ran for Agnew in tenth ~
+ II lone our when winning run scored.
Boston .......::..... o 0 i o o o o Q -
summary; Errors-Pipp. Walters. Two
nase htts-MaEee, Agnew. Left on bases
Boston a New York. 10. Bases on balls
on on Eosies. ;; OF Mogridge: ?. Struck out
Mace, H To- Der t2, Hendryx Double plays
to. Maisel: Scott to Barry: Barry to SCOTT
Hit by pitcher-by Mogridge (GafnerS.
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n ati0nai League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati, L: Pittsburgh. o.
st. Louis, o; Chicago, 9.
New York. % Boston, 1 (first camel.
New York. o.: Boston, Is (second camel
PhilRuelOhia- Brooklrn frotDI "'~''
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newark. 3; Rochester, 8.
baltimore, 3; Montreal, 4.
(Oticr gumeS pOst lboncd: rainl
STANDING OF clubs
American League
RESULTS YEsTEI

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
bstroit, 70; st; Louis, 1.
Boston. =: New York, i Gen inninrs,.
Chicago. 3; Cleveland, 1.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Mt Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Boston Mt New York
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There's Only One Virginia Resort on
the Atlantic Ocean 70
That's Virginia Beach. Best place to
go July g.. Through train without
change via IS. e w. Leaves $40 A. NJ
Leaves Beach. 6:35 p. NJ. Only Sl.6S