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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,


Chicago In New York.
Cleveland In Boston. -
Detroit In Philadelphia. (
81. Louis n washingtes.
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ATHLETICS FOR SOLDIERS.
M W A. c. Swimmers VIII Open
New Pool at Camp Mills.

The New York Athletic Club. which
has been blazing the way for athletic ac-
tvities among the soldiers and sailors at
the various camps, forts and naval sta
tons since the war started, has mapped
out programme for this week which
Will keep the clubs officials busy
The schedule calls for a swimming
meet at Camp Mills, Mineoa. this after
noon at $50 O'Clock. This will marx
the opening OF the new 30xl00 foot
swimming pool which has recently been
completed at the camp. Several OF the
Mercury Foot aquatic stars will give ex-
hibitions fer the men stationed at the
camp. the most prominent OF whom are
Ensign Hal Volmer Cyril Carroll and
Joe Rudy. The Hawaiian swimmers
Duke Kahsnamoku. Harold Kruger and
Clarence Lane may give an exhibition.
Other events of the week are:
Tuesday--Concert at !Travers Island
by the Pelham Bay Naval Training sta
ton band and its "Bifr Bang" perform
ers.
Wednesday-Track and field athletic
meet at Hollywood. West End y. j., for
the soldiers at Camp Vail, Little Silver,
N. J.
Saturday-Rowing regatta at Travets
Island, with two races closed to enlist cd
men.
The athletic meet scheduled for next
Saturday at Travers Island has been
postponed to September l. The events
scheduled for next Saturday will be held
on the 7th. namely. 100 yard run. q mile
run, 8 mile walk, 16 pound hammer and
$40 yard run for enlisted men.
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ROAMER TO. ATTACK
RECORD WEDNESDAY
Wu' Co Aftsr ,SalDators
-. Mark for Mie.

SARATOGA. ". Y, Aug. 1S.--Althoueh
the racing here last week was the best
Of the season promises to be still bet
ter during the next few days. A stake
b on each days programme and scores
Of good horses have been nominated.
To-morroW h Red Croes day and the
Saratoga Association has added n han
,dicap Mt one mile 10 its card. IT will
be known al the He'd Cross Handicap
and viii be decided before the Mohawk
Stake Is run. On Tuesday the Grab Bag
Handicap for two-year-ofds win be the
feature and on Wednesday Andrew NIL
ier's Roanier will race against time In
an effort to break thA, American one
mile record of 1.3Sh established by the
immortal Salvador more than score Of
years ago. 49,.
Roamer win be paced during the last
part Of the trial by W. r. Goes great
sprinter Polymelian. II the track is
fast the record is likely to topple. for
Roaner Is at his best In trial yes
terday morning he breezed a mile In 1.3S
and was fighting for his head from be-
ginning to end. So impressive WAS his
work that those who saw II are confident
he will beat Salvator's mark and come
close to the worlds mark Of 1913 IS,
made in England several years ago.
Three records were beaten last week
and twice that many are likely to fall
before the host Of thoroughbreds which
viii measure strides this week. The
entries for tomorrow follow:
Mat p~c> rc~ S-n nlia. <Auditfrus.
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MURRAY is ENTERED
FOR TENNIS TITLE
National Association An
nounces He Will Play at For
est Hills Next Week.

dennite announcement that r. Lind
ley Murray would compete In the ma
tional championship tennis singles tour
nament wns made yesterday by tho
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association. Murray will compete not
only In the national event. which starts
at Forest Hills next Monday afternoon,
but he also win take part in the an
nual Invitation tournament of the
Meadow Club of Southampton. l.. L,
which is to be opened to-day. The play
1T Southampton. is calculated to give
Murray the requisite amount OF prep
aration for the effort in the national
singles Murray won the national tour
ney last year. but It carried no cham
pionship
Now that Murray has made known
his Intention to seek the title the ma
uonal association expects that great
many other stars, especially those In the
service, will announce their entry into
the tournament. Murray has been very
busy In a war chemical plant at Niagarp
Falls. In recognition OF his having
worked long days and his having been
burned about the face by nitric acid
:, me time ago the officials at the works
urged Murray to take few weeks of.
He was somewhat loath to leave HIS
work to seek tennis title. but he was
induced to go into the two events.
Murrays entry assures some real op-
position for Ichiya Kumagae. the Japa-
nese star, Kumagae has been improving
with every exhibition since he returned
to this country a short time ago, and
he looms up as a real title contender.
Murray beat him twice In 1916.
Beals Wright, Fred Alexander. Will
liam T. Tilden I'd, Harold Throckmorton,
Walter Merrill Hall, Connie Doyle, T. &.
Pell and Elliott Blnxen are among the
other sure entries for the national
singles. '.. ..
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REID TRIUMPHSM
PRO- GOLF MATCH
Wilmington Instructor De-
feats Donaldson on His Home
Course at Norwood, 8 and 2.

Two well known professionals fought
1t out yesterday beforsp~a good sized
gallery at the Norwood Golf Club yester-
day. and wiifrid Reid. representing the
Wilmington Country Club, was returned
the winner over Jimmy Donaldson, the
home pro" The margin being 3 and q
Enough Reid won handify enough, there
was really only strokes difference af-
Ter the bye holes had been played, as
the visiting pro" took for the home
hole.
Both men hir long balls throughout
the match, one OF the hrst instances of
this being at the second hole. which Is
$50 yards In length. After driving out
OF bounds. Reid played again and
reached the edge of the green In two
actual shots getting a for the hole.
donaldson made a fine recovery at the
fourth. where his eecond shot landed his
Dali beyond the green close to a wire
fence From an almost unplayable lie
he laid the ball close to the hole and
then missed the putt. taking S. Reid
with a there. won the hole and became
/ up.
The Wilmington man had a chance to
win the seventh hole, n $40 yarder. as he
practically drove the green. but he
HhSseo INC putt anu Don2IdSOn got q
half in 4. BY making a mess Of the
ninth. where he took 6. Donaldson found
himself 2 down at the turn. He was 40
goinG out. Reid requiring three strokes
leas.
Another missed putt at the eleventh.
where his ball Tipped the cup. cost Dom
aldson that hole. Reid getting a 3. I
for the visitor at the twelfth. placed him
UP. Donaldson won the thirteenth in
4. but Reid came right back by winning
tho next In =. A fne , at the fifteenth,
2lo yard hole, left Donaldson 3 down.
Both hit fine drives from the next tee,
the balls bringing UP into q bunker. $40
yards away. After reachtug the green,
Donaldson had 4 long putt to win in I.
but he MESSED by q hairs breadth. and
the hole being hAlved in 8, left Reid a
winner. The visitor drove into a trap
at the home hole. and from a bad lie
there barely got out, the ball bringing
up into a roadway. From there he got
into another trap, and after that did
we'll 10 get a 7.
In a practice round on Saturday, Reid
went out in 90. and came back in Sc for
a g. which equaIled the course record
The best ball card OF yesterdays match
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y, nrSseban Today. $40 p. N. Ny. YANKEES
'h'easo' Polo Grounds. Adm. boc.---AIv.
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Mach Dunvo Lose7
RED CROSS GOLF IN WEST.
|s'oeo Procured I'm Match on Pub
hic LiHl<s In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug 1s.-Chicago's free
public golf links were the scene of two
fed Cross golf matches to-day. the
eNents procuring several thousand DOL
lars for the RED Cross.
Chick Evans. national amateur and
open champion. and Warren Mood. for
marty Western cha NIPPON. defeated lock
hutchinson and Phil Gaudin, 2 and I, at
sne Lincoln Park courss. where nearly
so.ooo was contributed to the Red Crocs
Evans and Gaudin scored 70 each. The
other players picked up their balls. on
one or more holes.
The othsr municipal links contest was
AZ jackson Park. Frank Adams of Bev-
City and George Simpson Of Oak Park
defested Jack Daray and James Wilson
OF Grand Rapids, up and 2 To NAV
VI. me four professionals, Simpson and
wilson scored 70 each. Daray IS and
ADAMS ~ The breaks Of luck came 10
the Chfcaso protest. onals and their best
ban was ss. while the visitors had 10
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MARQUARDT TRIPLE VICTOR,
Cyclfst Almost sweeps Card of
Races on Pelham Parkway.

John ]. Marquardt of the Century
Road club Association was the star yes
terday at the annual bicycle races OF
his association on the Pelham Bay Park
way. Marquardt won three OF the four
races. He captured the one-quarter
mile. the mile and was first home In the
ego yard slow race. The summaries:
Quarter Mile Race-won by John ]. Mar.
quardt, Century r. {. A. E. e. Bendi Acme
Wheelmcn, second; Max Halpcrn. Century II.
c. A., third. Time-30 as seconds
tury r. G. A.. f. C. Bendi, Acme wheelmen,
second Max Halpern. Century r, c. A., third
Time 80 40
Three Mile, Handicap Race--won by Max
Halpern, Century II. {. A. go yardsj; RAY
caldwell, Century u. {. A Cscrntch), second
third. Tines 90
go Yard Slow Race-won by John J. Mar.
quardt, Century II. C.. A; T. Crbach, New
England wheelmen. second Burch MarQuardt
Century r. c. A, third.
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Collapse of Senators Is Regretted.
27O HORSES TO RACE
AT POUCHKEEPSIE
Grand Circuit Meeting Opens
Upstate To-day.

PouGHKEEPsIE. N. Y. Aug. 1s.-Two
hundred and seventy horses are entered
in the Grand Circuit races which will
open at the Hudson River Driving Park
here tomorrow and continue until Fri
day with card of four races each Of
the five days. There are more horses
quartered at the driving park than ever
before for Grand Circuit meeting
Many OF the horses that have been rae
ing in the MetropolitAA Circuit will make
their first start this Year in the Grand
Circuit here.
The races for the opening day are
The Belmont 2;05 pace with nine en-
tries. the 2O7 pace with twelve entries.
the 2:lO trot with twelve entries and the
2 :04 pace with seven entries. The purse
for the 2 :05 pace is $4,000 and for each
of the other races $1,000.
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ANDERSON-KIRKBY
YICTORS ON LINKS
Trayers ana Marston Van
pushed by 4 and s In Elk
hibition Match.

Getting best han Of 90. John Ander-
am and Oswald Kirkty, repre- senting
sivanoy and EnSlewoOd respscuvsly.
Sefeated Jerome Trapers and Azx Mar
son. 4 I'D and to play In an exhibition
solf match at the Duuwoosite Country
CIub. Yesterday Afternoon. Hhis squared
accounts for the defeat tho aFst named
,sIr received NJ wykayyl on Saturday.
xhen the New Jersey representatives
we're the victors.
The exhibition wss the SECOND Of q
;s.hss In the aid Of the hamscomihg
sounded and a much bettar finaac,al
showing was made. fi,e0e seinE raised.
A considerable portion OF the monsy
realized was due TO aurtioneering. Hal
Fords officiating. He had sueh per-
There was a good deaf Of amusement
when Carts sumter. ths clubs pro"
vas placed at auction, with the under
standing that the man who hid the
highest would have the privilege Of cal1-
inr upon the Scots Servfeea, free Of
charge, for q year. Thomas Keough
was the fortunate man. It cost him
SIS.
Kirkby Receivers Form.
When four good players gather at
punweodie. low scores are generally ex-
pected. as the yardage ia shorter than
on many OF thu other well known
coursee Incidentally. Ktrkby, who was
somewhat of ffs game at WykAsyl.
wasn't missing much yesterday. the
metropolitan and New Jorsey champion
easily being the most brilliant Of the
four. Anderson was not far away. how
ever. but so well did Travers and Mar
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HEATING BEATS HOME FOLKS.
Yankee Pitcher shuts Out Bridge
port, 3 to o.
Special Despatch TO THE srs

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug. IS. - Ray
Heating. formerly of this place, expert
enced little trouble in pitching a to 0
victory for Miller Huggins's Yankees
over the local team OF the Eastern
League. The only scoring was in the
opening session. Lamar. the first Yankee
at bat, singled to centre. Ilummel was
passed and Baker. hit by a pitched ball.
allied the sacks. Pratt singled TO centre,
Lamar and Hummel scoring. The lat
ter was-aided by Johnson's peg to the
plate. which got by Skin. On a passed
ball J. +, Baker attempted to score. but
was nailed. Skin to Ferguson. Four
.nier was safe on an infeld hit and Pratt
scored when Sherwood's throw to the
plate was dropped b. SKIN. Fourier
ended the inning by attempting to steal.
He was thrown out, Ferguson to Lai.
The score:
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New York In Pittsburg two).
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
Boston in Chicago.
Philadelphia IN st. Louis.
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BROOKLYN PITCHERS |
MARKS FOR REDLEGS|
C00mbs Lambasted and Cheney
Has Two Weak Innings in
Dodgers Defeats.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Is (Nationsl) -
Cincinnati won two fast and well played
games from Brooklyn this afternoon.
Both Luane and Eller pitched nne bah
and received excellent support coombs
was hit hard in the nrst game. while a
wild pitch by Luque In the third inning
gave Brooklyn its only run.
In the second game. Cincinnati
punched its few hits or Cheney IN two
innings and scored three runs Filler was
invincible until the. eighth when triples
by Archer and Olson yielded a run.
Three singles filled tho basee for Brook
lyn with one out In the ninth. but NJ.
Wheat hit to Groh for a double play.
The scores:
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THORMAHLEN Is VICTOR.
Wins for shipbuilders Against the
Royal Giants, 8 to 2.

Herb Thormahlen. former Yankee,
pitched splendid ball for the nine from
the Tietjen and Lang Shipyard at
Nurges Field in North Bergen yester-
day afternoon and landed a victory over
the Royal Giants by S to Q. 1t was the
second success In two days for the home
club, for on Saturday It defeated the
Morse Drydock nine by 6 to 1.
The Royals yesterday used Donaldson
their leading pitcher. and he had a bad
sixth. in which three runs were scored
Ping Bodie got two hits. Marty Kav-
anagh. fresh from tour OF the big
leagues. played with the shipbuilders,
The score:
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IN THE ROPED SQUARE.

After much hsggling over terms JEFF
Smith and Johnny Howard, the rival
Bayonne middleweights. have been
matched TO box eight rounds in the Jey-
sey City ball park on August 23.
Charley Doessereck has arranged an
excellent bout for the Armory A. A. for
tonight. Johnny Dundee will box
Tommy Tuohey.
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PELHAM SAILORS LOSE.
Fourth District Nine Takes Game
at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s.-The Fourth
Naval District baseball team added to
its laurels at the Country Club for En-
listed Men to-day by defeating the Pei
ham Bay Naval Training School team
by the score OF to 3. The visitors
started off like winners. holding a 8 to .
lead In the fourth. but they were over
taken in the fifth and Fourth Naval
then won the game handlly. The score
FOURTH NAVAL. PELHAM RAY
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NEW GOLF MARK SET.
HiEham Makes North Jersey Club
Course I'm ~.

PATTERSON. ". j.. Aug ls.--Harry
Hisham, the pro golfer of the North
Jersey Country Club. has established a
new mark He made the eighteen hole
course In ~, two strokes better than
the record He might have made his
score IS but for the fact that he was
somewhat faulty In his putting. He was
in particularly good form on long drives
He made his record in a game with
Charles Cole. His card follows:
In.,........... So {si5S 4-Ss-1a
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BRAVES STOP CUBS,
ARE BEATEN LATER
National League Leaders Split
Double Header-Each
Score Is 3 to 1.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-(National)- Chi
cago and Boston broke even In a double
bill to-day. Chicago losing the first game,
l to 8. and winning the other. 3 to /.
The visitors punched hits off Vaughn IN
the first game. while tire locals turned
the tables on Northrup in the second.
Hollocher's record for safe hitting in
consecutive games was broken when he
failed to hit safely in the first game.
He had hits In twenty consecutive
games. The scores:
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DOUBLE VICTORY FOR CARDS.
Hornsby Clears Bases With Homer,
Winning Second Game.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. IS tNational). After
fortune had flied the bases on three
passes in the third inning OF the second
game to-day, Hornsby drove the ball
into the right field pavilion. scoring four
runs. st. Louis won the game. ) to l.
The locals shut out Philad elphia, 4 to
0. in the first game, the pitching OF
Sherdel and hitting of McHenry being
the principal factors. The scores:
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TWO HITS OFF BREsSLER.
Former Red Pitcher Lead. Camp
Merritt Mine to Victory.

Army and Navy Day at Dexter Park
in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon brought
an even break for the Bushwick ball
club. While 1t lost the feature contest
to the nine. from Camp Merritt, by to
0. II won the first game. from the Third
Naval District. by 1 to g.
Rube Bressler of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals. held the Bushwicks at his mercy
and allowed them only two hits. Nc
Ganigan, Whitfield and Dilhoefer of the
Phillies played fine ball for the soldiers.
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RATTLE FIFTEEN INNINGS.
Lineolne Earn an Even Break With
. tho Cuban stars.

In a double header at olympic Field
yesterday the Lincoln Giants got an
even break with the Cuban Stars. How
ever. the Lincolns had to 20 some to
escape a double defeat. for their victory
in the second game came only after
fifteen innings, by 8 to 4. In the first
contest the Cubans triumphed by IL to s.
Williams and Fsbre had II out again
in the long game and the Lincoln pitcher
avenged his recent defeat by the little
hurler from Havana. The scores:
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sCHULTE's BAT BEATS BROWNS.
Senators Win First Game of Season
From st. Louis at Home.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is (American).-
Washington defeated st. Louis on the
local grounds for the first time this sea-
son, 2 to J. The Victory was largely
due to Shaw's excellent pitching. the
visitors being allowed only four hits
Schulte's single with the bases Allied in
the third inning gave Washington Its
two runs. The score:
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Stolen bases-Rath, Mulholland, Two base
hits-Yesbsley, oed. MCFARLAND, Rath. Mulhol.
land. Sacrifice hits-Grunnagle 2. Hits-On
Meehan, 8 in s innings OF johnson, none in
inning. Struck out-By Meehan, 8; by John.
son, 2; by Lyons, s. Wild pltches-Lyons, .
Umpres-Messrs. Otis and Rumsey.
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Two base hits-L. Magee. Blackburne. wingo.
Three base ht-Neafe. Home run-Black burne
Stolen base-Wheat. Sacrifice hits-Groh,
Neale 2. Double plays. Magee and Black
hurne. Left on bases-Brooklyn, !; Cincinnati.
g. First base on error-Cihcinnati, l. Bases
on balls-0n Coomhs, 3. Hit by pitcher-By
Coombs, !. Struck out-By Luque, 3: by
COombs, l. Wild pitches-Luque, Coombs
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Two base hit--Sherdel. Three base hits
Mclbnry. Bethel. Stolen bases-Stock O. era.
VAIN. Sacrifice hits-Luderus, Anderson, Fisher
Sacrifice fy-Betyel. Double play-Hornshy
and Paulette. Left on bases--Phladelphia, 6;
So. Louis. I. Bases on balls-Or Hogg, q on
Sherdel, I. Struck out-By Hogs, 2: by
Sherdel, 1.
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Two hase hits-SisIer, Faster, Shaw. Stolen
base-Ainsmith. Left on bsses-St Louis. s
Washington Il. Bases on .balls--On Leiheid
Q; or Houck, l OF shaw. e. Hits-On Leineid
in innings; Oh Houck, In ! inning. Hit
by pitcher-By Leiheld, Q tJudEe, Miisn). Struck
out-BY Leiheld. 0; by shaw. G. Losing pitcher
-LeinefA
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Two base hit-Fournier, First base on
balls-Off Heating, .; off Ferguson o First
base on error Bridgeport, !. Left on bases
New York, I; Bridgeport, O. Stolen bases
Hyatt, Ward. Struck out-,By Heating 6;
by Ferguson, 4. Double plays Baker, Pratt
and Fourier; Ward and Fourier Passed
balls OConnor, q Skin. Time OF game-l
hour and Il minutes
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Three base hit--Riconds Sacrifice hits
Bfessler, Grandett, Roseff. Bases on balls-Of
Bressler. 4: on schwartte, 4. Struck out-By
Bressler; g.; ny Schwartte. 4. Wild pitch
schwartje Umpire-Mr. Wilson.
First fame- II. II. Z.
Naval Reserves. o 900 ga 8 /
Bush wfcks..... "a II (
Bstterfes-Bsrnheift and Hebblewaite: Sloane
and Marx
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The registration committee of the
Metropolitan A. A. L. has approved
Of the following transfers: Michael
Voelki, Morningside A. C.. to unattached ;
J. c. Lincoln, unattached, to New York
A c.; Theodore Matsukes. unattached,
to Greek-American A. c.; Arthur Wilson.
unattached, to New York A. c.: David
Schneider. Kings County A. A.. to unat-
Sached william Gaines. unattached, to
Pastime A. c.; Michael Lipston, Sparta n
A. c.. to Aorningside A. c. w. d. Hen
men, New York A. c.. to unattached.
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Major League Records
For the Past Week

Last weeks record in each league Of
games played, won and lost, with runs,
hits, errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including, games of
Saturday. August IT,, is as follows
.-. NATIONAL LBAGUE.
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= FIHcI uANE'
BOSTON ny CHICACn fNN

Three base hitNrerfy. Stolen base Mann. Sac
rihce hits-TaEgert, Chadbourne = J. 3. Smith,
killefer. Sacrifice hy-vvaughn. Double play
Vaughn and Hollocher Left on bases-C hicago
Boston. H. First base on error-Boston, 4.
Bases on balls-On Vaughn. .: OF George, T.
rthce hits -Tpgsert. Chadboune :. J. c. smith,
Struck out-By George. .; by Vaughn, l.
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Home run-Caaon. Three base hit-Richards.
Sacrifice hits-Marselle, LLOYD. Donaidson. Bur
Flgorola. Bases on balls-On Donaldson, 6
on Thermahlen. q strikeouts-By Donaldson,
Lang. g.: Royal Giants, g. Umpires-Messrs
Ryan and Mcintyre.
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Should Not Stop Future War Benefits.


of Giants
National while Washington
possibility
Grounds
Chicago blow
Giants the Cubs kicked half Of their
After New York
gam
practically
White
did
can
especially
their
Collapse of s
looked
Cleveland Boston.
it II
Of be
he won
eight in and Of them
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SECOND GAME.

Three base hits-Olson, Archer. Stolen base
Blackburne. Sacrifice hits-Roush s. Maeee.
Sacrifice dy-Johnston. Double play-Groh and
9. Nagee Left on bases-Brooklyn, 9; Gin
cinnau, 8. First base on error-Brooklyn, /.
Bases on bails-Oh Filler, 3; on Cheney, :.
HltsIon Cheney. IN Z innings; on Smith,
Struck out-By Cheney. /. Losing pitcher
Cheney.
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Two base hlts-Anderson, Fortune. Home run
'-Hornsby. Stolen bases-BrOck. Stock Sac.
rihce hits-Betzel. Anderson. McEIenry. Double
play--Meadows, Hornshy and Grimm. Left on
-Philadelphia. 4 ST. Louis. 3. Bases on
balls-On Fortune, 3. Hits-Of Watson / In
Is inning; on Fortune. 6 in Z 2-3 innings Hit
by pitcher-By Meadows, l Fitzgerald Struck
out-By Meadows, T. Wild pitches-Meudows,
Watson. Losing pitcher-wstsOn.
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Totals. . 3'IF y st Totals. -. 4 l5t4I n o
sLnzage out, hit by hatted ball.
two out when winning run was scored.
Cuban Stars. ooo1ol010o oooo-
Lincoln Giants. 03oo0l8 % o is
Left on bases-Iincoln Giants, IL Cuban
Stars, .. Two bsse hits-Brown, Collins.
Feran, RaminIe. Sacrifice hit--Raminze. First
base on errors-tNban Stars, =. Stolen bases
Rojo, Feran. Double plsys-WAllsce and
cooper Nohgin and Cooper. Bases balls
on Williams. 5: on Fabre. Z. Struck out--By
Williams, 8; hy Fabre, 6. Passed .ball-Yank.
Cmpire-Nr Oidus.
First game r. IT. F.,
Cuhans STAR. 6olo1o1lc-I: .
Lincoln Giants. o0207o10-5 s
Batteries-Calderiu and Rojo; Hendricks and
Collins
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American and National League Records.
'ESTERDAY'S GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cipcinnati. 81 Brooklyn, 1 (frsD.
Cincinnati, ~ Brooklyn, 1 (second).
Boston, a. Chicago. I (frst).
Chicago. ~ Boston, 1 tsecond).
st. Louis, ~ Philadelphia, o (nrst).
st. Lsuis, o. Philadelphia, 1 (second).
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AMONG AMATEUR ATHLETES

Entries close to-day for the senior
track and field championships OF the
Metropolitan A. A. u, to be held under
the aucpices of the Singer Employees
Association on Sunday afternoon, at
Elizabethport N. j.