davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IN THE ROPED ARENA.

Residents of Dover. n. J., have arranged
Gen. Pershings wounded soldiers The
show will take place at tho Dover A. C
OF which Eddie Harvey Is manager. In
addition 70 several high class bouts In
which Jersey boys will appear four
round exhibition will be staged between
Freddy Welsh. former lightweight cham
pion. ana cyrus Cook, a Dover boxer
What should prove to be a heavyweight
bout Of exceptional merit will be seen to-
nNht In the ring OF the Armory A. A, at
Jersey City BARLEY Madden who has mad Q
rapid strides in the past year. having
scored a knockout over the redoubt a bic
Jim Coney, will be pitted against Knock
out Bill Brennan OF chicago. who has for
some time past been regarded as con-
are well matched in all respects and the
contest should be an exciting one Man
aser Dotssereck has arranged his Gus
tomurily good card OF preliminary events,
Pete Herman, tho bantam champion
who will box Frankie Burns ct the Jersey
City ball grounds next Wednesday night
will need TO be in the best of condition.
for tho Jersey man is preparing for the
bout OF his life. Burns now Is 20 years
~ age and he says II he 10 to win the title
he cannot delay much longer.
Phil Bloom declares that he will show
whom he boxes Joe yelling at the Spring
A. c. of Hoboken tomorrow night that he
stu Is In the nrst fiight OF the lightweight
division. Bloom has been training hard
for the eucounter.
The sun., 1918-07-01
SPENCER FIRST IN
MILE BICYCLE. RACE
Wins National Championship
in Newark Velodrome-
+. Kramer Second.

NEWARK, n. J., Juno 30.-Arthur Spen-
Ger. national bike champion. won the one
mile national championship hero this
afternoon by beating Frank Kramer. Bob
Spears and All Brenda in the order
named. Spears is still first In the race
for the professional title. The standing
Of the riders is: Spears, is points: Kra-
mer. IL: A. Spencer. 10: Mcnamara,
Verri, q; W. Spencer. Madden and
Brenda, / each.
In the consolation event Of the cham
pionship race. Jake Magn won while
verri, Willie Spencer and Mcnamara
were jockeying for positions The order
OF finish was Masin. Verri. Spencer and
Mcnamara. Tom Bello had a handicap
Of 20 yeards and won thetwo-thirds OF
a mile handicap, while the miss and out
invitation went to Eddie Madden over
Menus Bedell.
Frank whitney. wearing the winged
foot Of the New York Athletic Club. won
the half mile handicap for the amateurs
and Gus Lang took the mile open.
The sun., 1918-07-01
HENDRICKSON HURT;
CHAMBERS VICTOR
Injury Causes Junior Cham
pion to Forfeit North Side
Tennis Match.

Edmund Hendrickson OF Amherst Col.
lese. New England intercollegiate and
junior national indoor tennis champion,
yesterday was forced to forfeit his
match with Charley Chambers, the
Brooklyn champion, in the North Side
championship tournament on the courts
of ire University Heights Tennis Club.
The New England title holder. WHO in
the opening round last Saturday de-
feated Harrison II. Hathaway. injured
his foot yesterday and had to retire. He
and Chambers were playing In II e third
round and when the New Highlander met
with his accident the score stood Go.
81 in Chamberss favor.
II. O'Boyle OF Pelf am Bay Naval sta
ton advanced into the fourth round by
defeating F. G. Anderson in the third
round in straight sets at O., 6-3.
Harold Taylor. the schoolboy champion
from Yonkers. also went into the fourth
round. Taylor disposed OF G. Groesbeck
in an extra set game. The score was
Ga. +-6. 6-3. The summies:
University Heights Tennis Club Annual
Tournament, First Round-E. H James
ss. s:., G obG T. Di s By d.f.ut T.y
Ke.ne beat n. .Meyde by default; W.
Truis'snt beat Msnsshsck, Ga
Rosenbaum by DEFAULT p Martin beat
e. Nolan. So. s--4; Anderson beat J,
B. Hughes, 90, Ga: E. J. Clapp beat
J, H. steinkampf by default; A. Behr
beat G. Emerson, Ga, SIS: II. Bass
ford beat l.. B. Robinson, SO. 80; e.
Thomas beat o. walker. Jr., by default.
Second ROW H. Benedict beat e.
J. Clepp, =. "a, Is. r. Landau
beat G. Keene by default: H. Boyle beat
J. w Mesereau. SIS. e.. g.; II. Tay-
lor beat z. Henderson. Ct, g.: Q.
Anderson beat b. l.etson. e., 81. Is;
e. Hendrickson beat E II Janes, 81,
s-s. Is; C. Chambers beat II. II Man.
chester St. e., e.; W, Trulssant
beat d. Keene, 4.s. 60. s.: c. A.
Anderson bea, r. Perry by default: p.
Martin beat E. Thomas, IS, 81 S.;
default; II. Bassford beat J. w Whyte,
6--3. SIS.
Third Round-H O'Boys beat r. q.
Anderson, Ct, Ga: II. Taylor beat q.
Groesbeck, SIS. 4--6. 6-3: c. Cha mbers
beat e. Hendrickson. 60, 81 tde-
faulted).
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PLAY EXTRA HOLES
TO DECIDE MATCH
Mackie and Walker Beat Trav-
ers and Marston at Canoe
Brook G. G. Links.

Two extra holes were required TO de-
eide the four bail Red Cross match on
the links OF the Canoe Brook Country
Club yesterday afternoon. The principals
were Isaac Mackie, the home pro" !;
and Cyril Walker. profesthonal from
Saackamaxon, paired against Jerome
Travers and Max Marston, the well
known amateurs They finished all
square on the home green. Mackie
finally winning for his side at the sec
ond hole, or twentieth OF the match.
1t IL rare that players are asked to
negotiate a longer course than the
Canoe Brook club 10 able to boast Of at
present. The yardaEe is 6.673, the
fardsst part being encountered on tho
home journey which covers 3.508 yards.
Travers had never played over the pres
emit layout. and under the circumstances
was rather severely handicapped.
When Mackie won the fourth and
sixth foles he placed his side up.
Travers, however, cut that lead down
q trife by winning the ninth In 8, so
that the "pros' turned :or homo / up.
Travers also won the tenth in I, squar-
ing the match. The pros became up
again with q at the eleventh, but
Marston with at the fourteenth
made the match level once more. A 8
by Travers at the sixteenth placed the
amateurs 1 up. Mackie won tho seven
tenth for his side. while tho Canoe
Brook, PRO" and Marston halved the
home fole in 1.
The nineteenth was halved in I and
then Mackie with two fne shots reached
the next green and with another 4 won
the match. He made the round in 81,
Walker taking SO. Marston had 81 and
Travers SO.
Quite a gallery followed the players,
$3.50 being raised for the Summit Chap
ter. The best bail card followe:
Msckie and walker:
Out .....,....,4 b4ss4 A-ss
Travers and Marston:
Out ........... 49, bSS& 3-T
Mackie md Walker:
In ......,.... 5+5 l-N-77
Travers and Marston:
In ............. t567s s %-<o-77
Extra holes-Mackis and walker, 4, 4;
TraYera and Maraton. 4 s.
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GO TO HOME GREEN.
and Mcnamara Win
Red Cross Match at Mt. Kisco.

In a match that was carried to the
home green. Tom Mcnamara, the pro-
fessional. and ]. S. Worthington. the
Englishman now representing the ST.
wanoy Country Club. defeated w. Eel.
loves Morgan. Jr,, and Walter Stoddart
one up on the links of the Mount Kisco
Golf Club yesterday. Morgan is n for
mer Harvard golfer. who became prom
inent as a player a number of years ago.
Stoddart Is the Mount Kisco profess
sional
Mcnamara hai the best individual
card OF the day. 70. Worthlngton
made the round In 7s. Morgan had a IS
and Stoddart II. Upward OF $500 was
raised for the Red Cross. The best ball
card follows:
Mcnamara and worthinSton-
Out - ~
Morgan and 8, odda1-
Out........,,...5 $3.50 So
MCNAMARA and Wort hinzton-
1n.............,. s S-H-7l
Morgan and Stoddar1--
\ ln".........,.... s 5-3-7s
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Totals. 20 613E 10 !


IOEHIE ~ v n L I
sRatted for Stapicton in the ninth inning
fBstted for Kromphaus in the ninth inning,
tBatted for Xervers In the ninth inning.
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National and American Lea que Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

ERDAY'S GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis. ~ Chieaso, 3.
Boston. 81 Washington, I.
Detroit. 1Oj Cleveland. 2 Cfirst).
Detroit, II Cleveland, o (second)
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PATERsoNS AWARDED TITLE.
Forfeit by New York Gives jersey
soccers National Cha m pionship.

The championship OF the National
Football League was awarded to the
Paterson Football Club at a meeting
held in Newark Saturday night, when
New York forfeited four points to the
silk weavers. Paterson's final record
was ~ victories. one loss and ono draw
with a total of rs points. against IL
victories two losses and one draw. with
23 points, for the Bethlehems, winners
OF tho two cups OF the United States and
American associations.
The election of officers for the Ma
tional League resulted as follows
Thomas Walsh. president: william
Head. vice-president William Patrick,
secretary and treasurer; William Sheri-
dan. delegate to tho New Jersey State
Football Association; NJ. Macmillan, al
ternate delegate.
The sun., 1918-07-01
ALTAR AGAIN FIRST HOME.
Defeats Hydra in Star Glass in
Msnhasset Ray Regatta,

PoRr WASHINGTON. l.. l., June so
Thirteen yachts of the star class crossed
the starting line in one OF the series OF
sixteen interclub championship races
over the course OF the Port Washington
Yacht Club in Mania sset Bay this after
noon. The Altar, sailed by f. V. Will
lis. beat the Hydra. owned and sailed by
Charles E. Hyde. across the finish line in
/ minute and 3 seconds.
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DOUBLES FINAL DECIDED.
Clark and DR.. Rosenbaum Win
Middle states Cha m pionship.

Z. A. Clark and Dr. william Rcsen-
baum yesterday won the mems doubles
Middle States tennis championship,
which was decided on the clay courts or
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club in New
Jersey.
The new t.t!eholders faced Allen Rehr
and Seiichiro kashio. the Japanese
player. the other fnalists. and won at
3-6, Ga, Ga, SIS.
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CHICAGO (A.)


Tot ais. IS . y II
.pntttea for Schalk In the ninth inning.
-6Alied fnr Shnllnnhacl In ha ninth Inning
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CUNARD STARS IN MEET.
Wins Two Events in American
walkers Club Meet.

Edward Cunard yesterday won two
of the three events contested at tho
monthly members games Of the Amer
lean Walkers Association at Macombs
Dam Park The summaries:
One Mile Walk. Handicap--won nv Ed
ward Cunard 1:o6: p. Member t?5 sec
onds), second: George Trefry t25 seconds.
third. Time. 1899.
Three Mile Walk. Handicap-Won nv
Edward Cunard t3;oo) samuel Goodman
Time, a5:2S.
$50 Yard Run. Handcap-Won hy Peter
Member GO yards) William Striad 80
YARDS, second Peter Berman go ysrds,
third. Time 2:l6.
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RUTH'S nth HOMER
j BREAKS DEADLOCK
rircuit Drive in Tenth Inning
{ With shean on Base Beats
Senator's, 8 to 1.

WARRINGTON. June 80. - Ruth's
..,.vsnth home run OF the season, drive
-, the right field wall in the tenth
s,ninr. scoring shean, who had singled.
mad of him. gave Boston . to !
.sc,ory over washington to-day in the
isird game of the series.
Warrington tied the score in the ninth
,,,,nv the only one In which hits were
launched on Mays.
The victory Of the RED sox puts that
s..n, hack In the lead. The Boston club
e., one point margin on the Yankees.
THE score:
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BUSHWICKS BREAK EVEN.
Beat Cuban stars, but Lose to
Penn Red Caps Mt Dexter Park.

With Green, newcomer, pitching fine
ball. the Bushwicks beat the Cuban
stars yesterday at Dexter Park by a
score OF to In the second game Of a
double header. The first game resulted
In a victory for the Penn Red Caps over
the Bushwicks. Q to s. Next Sunday
the Bushwicks will play the Naval Aux
Hilary nine in the first game and the
Camp Merritt team in the second game
The scores:
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CUBS ARE CHECKED
BY MATHIS REDS
Beat League Leaders, 2 to o,
Then Play II Inning ~ Tie.

CINCINNATI. Juno So.-(National)-
The league leaders failed to win a game
rom the local team to-day, losing the
first, : to o. owing to the fine pitching
O, Ring. and tying the second. 7 to Z. in
eleven innings.
TIE second game was called at
rclock By agreement to allow the Chi
caro team to catch q train for St.
1oulS The scores:
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SYRACUSE, June 80 UnternationaD -
Doc Seaman of Brooklyn, former Pitts
burg and Brooklyn National League
pitcher. pitched Syracuse to victory In
the first game OF a double header with
Jersey City here to-day, to 0. He
drove In the winning run in the second
inning with a two base hit DR.. c. W.
Demong of this city, who caught DR.
Seaman at Syracuse University In 1899.
appeared as catcher. while Seaman was
pitching. Syracuse won the second
game, 7 to o. The scores:
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CUBANs VS.. ROYALS.

The Cuban Stars of Havana will he
back at Dexter Park next Thursday,
July for double header with tho
Royal Giants. The games will be tho
nrst or the season in which the famous
suoans and Royals are to clash The
trip tomorrow, but will remain here for
anoth week In order TO play the Cuba M
Sunday,
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WILLIAMS BLANKS ROYALS.
heats Donaldson in Duel, I to O.
Lincolns Lose Second Game.

Joe Williams triumphed over Donald
son' tho Western semi-pro pitching
~fday when he led the Lincoln Giants
10 o victory over the Royal
r'arts in the first game Of a twin bill.
"a me second game the Royals won. 4 to
= Next Sunday the same teams will
sash In double header. The scores:
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DEMMITTs DRIVE DECIDES.
Homer in Ninth Inning Gives ST
Louis Victory Over White Sox.

CHICAGO. June so Americana
shellenback's wildness with heavy hit
ting by Demmitt and Hendrix gave st.
Louis a I to victory over Chicago to-
day In the second game of a scheduled
double header. Demmitts home run in
ne ninth inning was the deciding run.
The FIRST game was called off on account
q rain. The score:
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STEELE ALLOWS ONE
HIT: LOSES CONTEST
Wild Thro.u Responsible-
Pirates and Cards Split Bill.

ST. LOUIS. juno s0.-(NationaD-
Steele held st. Louis TO ono hit in the
first game Of to-day's double header. but
his wild thrc. which was responsible
for two runs in tho fourth inning gave
the locals the game. to I. Pitt2burg
won the second game. 8 to Z. The scores:
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. As IL 81 ~
'Bstted for workman IN tenth inning.
IRAN for 8. Masee in eleventh inning.
.Batted for Eller In eleventh inning.
chicaso ........ %
cncnnn!...... o % o o s o o o o o.
Two base hits-Groh. Allen. FIack. Paskert
stolen osse-Hollocher. Sacrifice hits
Barber, Paskert Sacrifice hy-L. Magee
Double play-Cueto and L. Masee. Left on
on errors-Chicaso. /; Cincinnati, l. Bases
On bals-or Schneider. 2; of Eller. /: off
Tyler. :. Hits-Oti Schneider, in 8 Ia in:
rims; of Regain. in 20 innings: ON
Schneider. /: by Eller. !; BY Tyler. L
struck out--By Regain. /; by Filler. 2; BY
Tyler
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COBB GETS SEVEN
HITS IN 8 TIMES UP
Detroit Beats Cleveland by 10
to 2 and 2 to o.

CLEVELAND, June 80 (American).-
Cleveland lost both ends OF to-day's
double header to Detroit. 10 to 2 and 2
to 0. The second was a pitchers battle
between Boland and Bagby
Cobb made seven hits In nine times at
bat, his batting featuring. The scores:
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TURF.

.Appren,lc. allowance claimed
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Earned runs-Kingsbridge q: stars. l.
First base on errors-KinssbridEe. ?. Two
base hits-Dowling. Henley Mentally. Klett.
Three base hit-Lantsis Sacrifice hits
Klett, Buser. Sacrifice fiy-Phillips. Left on
bases-Stsrs. 3: Kingsbrdge. S. Double play
--Buser. Cave and Flynn. Bases on balls
on Mack. 4; OF Tobin. 3. Struck out--By
Tobin. I; by Mack. s. Umpire--C. Savage.
Time of game hours and 10 minutes.
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l.. Lberman. with the an Of 225
yard start. yesterday won the two mile
handicap run which featured tho Pas
time Athletic Club members games at
Macomb's Dam Park. Frank Titterton
finished second. from scratch. about ten
yards behind the winner. The time was
1880
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rc,sls. ,sa3llaO II Q Johnson.p..

matted for A,nsmith in the tenth inning.
iran for shotton in the tenth inning.
The sun., 1918-07-01
WARBASSE GOLF VICTOR.
Wins Class A Final on st. Alba ms
Links.

II, NJ. Warbasse. former Assistant
District Attorney OF Brooklyn, yester-
day won the Glass A competition of the
June golf tournament of the st. Adams
Country Club over the clubs links on
Long Island. He defeated II. w. A..
Dixon. and 5. The Class B round went
TO John c. Thompson. who beat Sidney
r. David In the final round. 3 and g.
On July the club will stage a specIaI
Red Cross tournament
The sun., 1918-07-01
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
By DANIEL.

all the huooub created
~ the old reiables performance
excitement engendered
s truly remarkable mile
ovet track ouu the
msnd race IN the Queens County Handicap features
nave been only two faster miles Amercatha Of Emil
short erase Aoueduc
on the S under only III pounds and Amhs much disputed 1854
uuhs at
sans @ @ the other two and mark: Andrew Mners
tar fastest miller acheve
10 not through by
d 2 at oo. track. has reached that which th.t day which
proouce
productive
for
public
the Aqueduct
and nloo
Whe there have nothing
enne
reopening Of
meeting the
Queens
bnaton meeting with Empire Assoct
The sun., 1918-07-01
AMERICA BEATS IRELAND.
Wins Final of International Soc.
Ger Competition.

Reversing the result OF last years
final. America defeated Ireland in an
nual International competition by the
score Of 3 goals to l. at Lenox Oval yes
terday afternoon. The Yankees prac-
tically clnched the decision In the first
period OF play, at the end of which they
led by 2 goals to o.
The sun., 1918-07-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Results of Amateur
and Semi-Pro Games

At American National Oval "a. NJ r, Fl, n
Am. Nationals. 0 o Q oe
FistbGsh. -. ol o 0 o % l
Bstteries-Lewens and Zachman; swanson.
Johnson and Swartwout.
At American National Oval Up. M r. Fl. p,
s Sm MS Q Q Gs s i
Bstteries-Bsyls and Komibus johnson and
Eliffe
powney ,.,''' o 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 90 q q
batteries and Smith; Holborrow
and OFT
All CoiIegisns.. o 0 o o o - o o-3 1
Irvington. ..,.. o o 8 0 - 4 0
rs y, si s..ad.id. ! 9 SSSs;a :: {
Batteries-wernert and Mosbius; Pheil and
Payne.
Richmond Hill. 0 Q . 0 0 % i
Batteries-Ferrar and Hearn; Lupfer and
At Rsndslls Island RH.E.
Snspsl 4 4 c c,,.SS 3 3 J 3 ." - ! Z
stteries-Slsight and Nowsk Mitchell and
Al Bennett, Field R.H.E,
Fort Tri9n. ioei" % Il ?
,Baateries-1,Miller, II; williarn. simpson and
simpson, Nichols: Fayen and L. Williams.
Al DyckmAn Field R. Z,
G 3uais t.;a:..... ! $50 $685.: : :
m ss': .ns ssssn and str'a'sr Good
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$4,000 FOR RED CROSS.

Extra holes-Mackie and walker. Z.
Travers and Marston. 4. s.
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CHICAGO tND

Totals 80 o : ~ - /
-. a.
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Totals 80 0 : "a -
'Bstted for Douglas IN the ninth inning.
Douglas out, hit BY batted ball.
Cbicsro. ....,....... o o o o 80
Cincinnati. ............. o 2 x-7
Two base hits-L. MAGE. Rousch. Hollocher.
Mann. Paskert. Three base hit-Neale. Sac
rice hits-L. Mage ,, Rousch 2. Double pleys
-Merkle (unassisted); Workman and Merkle.
Left on bases-Chicago. 10; Cincinnati, 10: First
hse on error-Cincinnati, !. Bases on balls.
on Ring, s; on Hendrix. 4: OF Douglas, !.
~ Struck out-By Ring. l; BY Douglas, J.
losng pitcher-Hendrix.
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TWO bNse hlIs-T- 7 aG uer, =, Nconda Fer
nandeZ, Leon CriN. Three base ht-weiss
stolen bases-J. Taguer. Holman, Ramirez
Bases on balls-on Green. 2; off Calderln,
Struck out-.B Green 3; by Calderin, {
Umpire-Mr. Wilson
First Game Ri r.
Penn Red Caps. Ollo7ooOo-s 10
Bushwicks, ....,..... 5loll OOO-S IL
Hatteres-Langford and Collins Currie anC
Holman
The sun., 1918-07-01
1. r.. II. ELEVEN WINS CUP,

Not content with winning the cup OF the
Southern New York State Football Assoc
citation the Interborough r. T. soccer play
their collection by defeating Clan MaeDuff
In the nnal round at Lenox Oval Nv the
score OF 2 goals ~ !.
The sun., 1918-07-01

Major League Records
For the Past Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games PLAYED won and log. with runs.
scored By opponents. including the games
OF SATURDAY. June 70. 10 as follows:
The sun., 1918-07-01
SECOND GAME

Two base hlts-ECksteIn 2 ZItman 2 Irving.
Stolen bases-Dowd 2. stapleton. Page, McHale,
Irving. Sacrifice hts-Weafer, PAGE 2, McHale
Double plays-Carroll and Wefcr: Stapeton.
kromphsus and Zitman Felz and 2itmsn Left
on bases-Syracuse, s. Jersey city, : First
base on errors-Syracusc. 2 Jersey city. Z
Bases on halls-ON Barnhardt l. on Maude, 6
Struck out-By Barnhardt. 4: by Maude, J.
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wsmbsganss. Chapman. Three base hit
-Veach. Stolen bases-Bush. Cobb, He'll
man. Yelle, Yeach. Sacrifice hits
Harper (O, Chapman. Sacrifice ny
Young Loft on bases-Detroit. 4; Cleve-
land. s. First on errorE-Detroit, 2. Base
on balls--On Dauss, 6: CoveIeskie, /;
Groom. /. Hts-On Coveleskie, 10 In
Z; Groom. o in .. Struck out-By DAuss,
2: Coveieskie. 2. Losing pitcher-Cove-
leskie. -
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Games Scheduled for TO-DAY

Oame6 BChedu1ed Tot 10-uHy.
Jersey City In Buffalo
Newark in Toronto two).
Baltimore in Rochester.
Syracuse in Bingha m ton.
The sun., 1918-07-01
KINasBR1DaE EvENs SERIES.
Beats Bronx stare at Dyckman
Oval BY to I Score.

The Kingsbridge Athletics evened the
series with the Bronx Stars by defeat.
ing the Bronxmen yesterday at Dyck-
man Oval. . to 1. Next Sunday the
Grand Central Red Caps will be the at
traction. The score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. Al s 1899 IS 8 Totals. .A<sss 70 ,
sHeathcote out hit BY batted ball
>pstted for Doak In seventh inning.

p,,t.hurr,. 1910 ! % Is
a. iDuis........ 30 0 0 90 % %
Two base hit-Bisbee Three base hits
. GONZALEZ Leach. Sacrifice hits-Cutshaw,
p.sii T. Sacrifice hy-cston. Double plays.
Baird, wAllsce and Grimm; Schmidt and
'Ptttsburg, Ii: ST. louis. 10. First base on
errors-st Louie. g. Bsses on balls-0n
Cseper. s; on Doak, .. Struck ot-By
Cooper. 4; BY Dosk, 2. Wild pttch-Coopsr
The sun., 1918-07-01

Of
permitted to slide Wallace
meeting Of the
U. S I. r. A. lastFe
North Side singles with
Island singles all make
attained
Club rivalry and Jealousy lost sight
in tho eneralst good Of the
The sun., 1918-07-01

prominent figures
r..
Allen
while Kearney S.
1 MAJ 70
Allen suffered
While acting
Allen credited
unbelievable
minute
q
probably his
weigh
night John L. Sullivan
Corbett wanted to fight the
hope
Finally OF the New York Athletic Club
N
Mikes words
John L. So 1t
Of the list Cooes hackers With
a
his
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but the
activities
the of
ordered
Parnham and Shannon
a
connection with President Wilson toward the major
heard
National Commission nothing would done
big
The hold Of
oe evidence by attendance figures At the Polo
and American League clubs More than 40 900 attended the four
10000 Giants
The sun., 1918-07-01
SHELTERS SHUT OUT
TWICE IN SYRACUSE
Doc Seaman Turns Trick in
First Came-Scores, so, 10.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Syracuse, S: Jersey City. o tnrst.
Syracuse, Z; Jersey City, tsecond).
Other teams were not scheduled.
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ROYAL GIANTS.

IN TOtNB,,u. Z u " v
Royals ... "a 10 oooo 90
Lnco!ns n q n a ri
,shrihce ht-wallare. Stolen bAses--ssn.
W Brooks, Double play MARCEL. Santop
no DOUGLASS Bases on balloon Williams,
or donaldson ?, struck out-By Will
"t by Donaldson, 2 Umpire-Mr.
n' lis Tine OF camel hour and u
SECOND GAME
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soyat ...,.... 2looo 90 o. . 8
~nnco4ht ....,., o o OIL 10 o
yr sn,efes, Mcdonald, Hendricks and Cobb;
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Two base hits. Collins, Demmitt 2, Austin.
uuasee oase hlts-E. Collins, Hendryx. RisberE.
none run-nemmltt, Stolen bases-Tobin 2.
1,eola Gsndil. Sacrifice hit-weaver. Double
FG-Austin and Johns. Left on bases-St,
I'M, Chicago, g. Bases on balls-On
wright, ,; OF shellenback, /.
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DETROIT (A) CLEVELAND "a
Totals. .es elo2S so.

Called at end Of eighth on .ccount Of darkness.
Two base hit-Speaker Stolen bases-Veach,
Cobb, Young ., n. Jones. Left on bascs-De.
troit s: Cleveland. 7. Bases on balis-OfY
struck out-By Boland, 3; by Bsgby. /.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, ~ Chicago. o (hrsU.
Chicago, y Cincinnati.T (second, called
in eleventh inning by agreement.
st. Louis, II Pittsburg, 1 (frsD.
Pittsburg, s. st, Louis, 4 (secOnd).
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| ST. LOUIS No
Totals. "a Is ~ II z $1,000
spsttad for Steele IN ninth inning.

Two base hits-Bisbes. Heathcote, Stolen
bass-cutshaw.- Sacrifice hitS-Mcksehnss
nnisvHwaliacs and Grimm. Left on bsses-
Pfisburr, .: ST. Louie. 8. Fira base on
errors-P1ttsburg, 3; 81. Louis !. BASES on
BY steele. .: by Ames. ;