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SOCCERS ELECT AND
AWARD TROPHIES
I. r. T. Eleven Receives Asso-
citation Cup.

Thomas Bagnall. former treasurer OF
the United States Football Association.
was reelected president Of the Southern
New York State Football Association at
the annual meeting held at the Broad
way Central Hotel last week With
him were elected Richard Moss. vice
president: Charles Trcacy. correspond
ing secretary; J, Elsdon. recording sec
re airy; {. f.. Creighton. treasurer T.
Bagnall. L. s. F 4. delegate: w. Reid.
J. Weightman and W. Nichols. delegates
nj large. The association cup was
awarded to the Interborough r. t
Football Club and gold and silver medals
were presented to the members of the
winning club and the New York F.. c.
"a runners up by Thomas w. Cahill.
secretary of the L. s F. A.
1t meeting OF the New York State
Football League. which followed. the
Can MasDur Football Club OF this
city was declared the winner of the
championship. with bridgeport City.
which forfeited the last game. second.
and the Iuterboroughs third
The final game TO decide the cham.
p!onship OF the Metropolitan Football
League will be played between the la
Suitana and White Rose elevens at
Grand Oval. Astoria, this afternoon The
La Sultanas need only to draw this game
IN order to break the tie with The Long
fellows. The standing of the clubs in
the league series follows.
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MOTOR BOATS OFF
ON 1866 MILE RACE
Jamaica b.: Crews Start
POughkeepsic Race Armed
With Navy Permits.

"a, , - .. -,-..,
sunni" "''''' 'o''' S''' VIZ
100 mile race yesterday under cohdi-
tons unique in the history OF Ameri-
can Yachting The crew OF each Graf,
,,s ra, ,,.,,h -o,o ,,,. ovid
"''
other necessary papers, allowing them
to pass throug.l waters generally closed
bv the r;overr,,cr. tn pleasure craft
,.
'"' s"N''''"''' e"Pe~'e' "' "'''
the navy Should, however, a boat tie
held I'D the time of the stop will be
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N. Y. A. &. ARRANGES
RACES FOR SAILORS
Jolly Toys to RolO on the Hud-
son August rs.

The New York Athletic Club has ar
ranged n proSramm OF rowing races for
sailors to be held on the Hudson River
on August 2S. The events are two
mi.e. ten Dared cutter; a one mile, ten
cared cutter. and n one mile. whale boat
All events are TO be rowed with the tide
and are open to crews representing
naval training stations. warships of the
United states Navy and visiting ships
of our allies that may be in the harbo.
en- that date,
This regatta is part OF the pro-
gramme laid down by the New York
Athletic club for the encouragement OF
all sorts OF athletic endeavor among men
In the service. II Is also in conjunction
with the desires Of the Navy Depart
nent to stimulate rowing competition
among enlisted men
During the summer the New YORK
Athletic Club will hold at least three
regattas at Travers Island for boat
clubs around New York city, all OF
which have been invited to compete In
each OF these reGattas there will be a
race for naval cutters. the idea being to
enable men who are not in the service
to get and keep In good physical condi-
ton preparatory TO being called and to
keep up live interest among the sailor q
for rowing competition,
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D'OENCH FIRST STAR
HOME IN REGATTA
Leads Field of ;.Seuen in Port
Washington Race.

PORT WASHINGTON, l.. l.. July Ia
Seven of the stars enrolled under the
coors of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
this afternoon sailed In the first of n
series of three special races for a prize
offered by Commodore Kline. The prizes
will be awarded to the shippers sailing
the little yachts rather than to the own
ers.
+. D'Oench won by narrow margin
Of four seconds over r q. Unit. Mr..
DOench sailed the Feta. while Mr.
Unit was at tie helm OF the Little Din
per, Six Of the seven stars put up an
exciting race from the start. tie To.oris
sailed by w. G. Wright being In the
rear throughout. There. was a light
no theasterly breeze, The summary fol-
lows:
MANHASsET BAY YACHT CUn-SpE
cIAL PACE-STAR CLASS-START
3.+j-COURSE. SEVEN NILES
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PLUNGE TITLE WON
BY MISS SULTAN
Defeats Miss Boyle, Cham.
pion, in Brighton Pool.

Miss Charlotte Boyle OF the Women's
Life Saving League. women's national
plunge champion. failed to perform in
cha mpionship style last night in the
metropolitan plunge title competition in
the winter pool at Brighton Beach. The
event was won by Miss Elsie Sultan,
who plunged 40 feet. The national title
holder could only do 40 feet and was
awarded second place Miss Bertha
Thomp.iins was third with IS feet. Four
other contestants tried for the title
In the fancy diving championship Mss
Josephine Bartlett successfully defended
her metropolitan laurels. Miss Bartlett
rolled up the fine tally Of 1885 points.
Leo Giebel OF the New York A. c..
metropolitan champion. won the 100 yard
open swim for men and the geo yard
enlisted mems swim was won by J. j.
Neuman Of the Pelham Bay Naval sta
ton. The only other event on the card,
a so yard novice swim for girls. was
won by Miss Helen Lainba. The sum-
maries:
Plunge for Distance. Metropolitan Cham
cSsrjo'ts Boy,e, &amen,s LAfe Saving
league. sea Gate. with 10 zee, second;
Bertha Thompkins. Women's Life Saving
League. with 80 feet. third.
Fancy Dive M.tropo itan Championship
Won by Josephine Bartlett with 1889
poin,s: Hlldn Grarf with NJ points sec
ond: Bertha Thompl;irs Win s5.3 points,
third.
22O Yard Swim. Enlisted Meu--Won by
Y. y. Neuman, Pelham Bay Naval station:
J. Curran, Pelham Ba" Naval station. sec
ond: J. AgramCnr!. Pelham Bay Naval
station, third. Time. al 30
100 Yard SwIm--Won by Leo Gisbel,
New Ncrk A C.: j. J. Ncuma1, Pelham
Ray Naval station, second: \. Ketgan.
BROOKLYN Arme' Gl'rd. third. Time, i:0l
30 Yard Novice swim, Gir.s-Won bv
Helen Lainba. Wonens Junior Life Saving
League; I,onnie Fink. second: Helen Rus
sell. Sea Gate. third, Time, 40 1-5 seconds.
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BAYSIDE WATER SPORTS.
Swimming Takes Place of Usun!
saturday neanttR.

shippers OF the racing yachts Of the
Bayside Yacht Club took a day off yes
terday, the entire attention being di-
rected TO a series OF water sports off
the club float in Little Neck Ba,. Miss
Oralie Scott won diving contest Tor
girls, with Mis- Mildred O'Connsll
second Herbert L,niholm won the mems
swimming race and IL mems diving
competition was taken by Francis Hen
bricks, with John Webster second
Miss Margaret Cory eXCelled in the
girls fancy diving contest and Clifton
willard and William r. Teller, Jr., won
the canoe race. A canoe fitting race
was won by J. Atkinson and Paul At
kinson.
The certificates were awarded at a
dance in the clubhouse last night to the
winners. Tho certificates represent the
amount of the prizes and will be donated
to the Red Cross
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COMEDIAN MILE ENTRIES.
Gordon. sellers, Garvey aud
O'Brien TO Race in Classic.

Willie Gordon, the former New Yorl;
A. G. crack and mile title holder. and
Jack Sellers, Junior indoor champ on,
are two OF the star m.lers that will COM
pete in the Comedian mile the feature
event Of the knights OF Columbus fnld
day nj Celtic Park on Sunday. July 81.
Four entries have been received The
other starters Will be Eddie Garvey of
the Paul'st A. c, and James OBI en- OF
LouChlin Lvceum. The Knights hope 10
recalve the entry very SHORTLY CT another
good r'iler for this event.
Gordon. who has one leg on the Con-
nel'an tronhy, will make an effort 10 Sc
cure another. Gordon and O'Br'en VII
both compete for Pelham Bay. I'm Me
CURE OF the Preservation Club and
Arthur Riley OF the Knights OF 81. An
tony both will start in the junior 44O
yard run. MCGUIRE expects to carry of
the laurels in the quarter.
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Helm for Monte tttcIl.

Monte .AtteIl. almost totally blind. has
returned To the Pacific coat. where II
is said friends VIII establish him in
business that Will brins him livel
hood.
While it has been claimed that the
eyes!ght OF boxers is frequently ruined
as result o. heavy blows over the eyes
yet II the truth were known, defective
vision results in FORTY Of cases
fro" unclean hand. of seconds and un.
sanitary methods in ring corners.
Filthy gloves that have been used
several times are enough 10 ruin the
eyes'Cht Of any boxer and the wonder
is that more cases - blindness do nor
result.
sanitary improvement N the handling
OF boxers IS absolutely necessary, and
until it is brought about boxers eyes
Will continue to suffer
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and dcleted the remarks Of the irate
managers.
So far as Toledo is concerned. there Is
small chance of any more loud coaching
from corners at s"j per coach. but box
ing pair MS in other parts of the coun-
try. notably New Jersey. must still have
Their tympanums shattered by the rau-
couS mou;hings Of seconds. The only
salvation for those who prefer 10 SIT
near the ring Is the general adoption Of
the Toledo schedule Of fines, with some
amendments - fit the cases Of the sec
onds.
The rules of every boxing commission
in America contain clauses prohibiting
noisy coaching from corners. but Toledo
appears 10 have the only boxing off Gals
who enforce :he rules
Strangely enough. the men first TO be
pCualzed are two OF the most reticeut
and d.nident managers in the game
Tom Jones is handler OF Bryan pownev
and Dan NCKct'r'c't holds he re ms over
the bl.stcrous S>'die- Barthe!d.
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Remedy for Noisy Coqching.

II the censored reports from the Mud
dy Maumee are to he ed on. the To-
ledo Boxing Commission has discovered
specific remedy for the noisy coaching
nuisance. The rugged Soldier Bartfield
ard the equally vigorous Bryan Downey
were II! the gir% Of n Toledo club lam
bastinS each other with the greatest en-
thusasm. 1t was the final rouGd and n
whirlwind finish was IN progress. The
managers of the ror,batauts became en-
cited ana with voice AID gesture each
urged his man to a0rihi'ate the other
When the managers went to the bust
ness office 9fter the contest to collect the
money earned b" thew athletes. each
was Informed he had been guilty OF d
serious vocal dlsturharce of the peace
and that the fne was s25 II head.
At this point the censor became active
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RECORD FOR McGILLIvRAY.
ES.nbiiShes World Mark In Win
nlng 22O Yard SWIM.

CHICAGO. July l3.-Perry McGillvray
of the Great Lakes Naval Training sta
ton, established a worlds record of
2:eto-5 for the 22O yard swim, in de-
feating Duke Kafanamoku, the swim
ming sensation Of Hawaii. here to-day.
The former record OF "a is also was
held by McGilivray.
The water was apparently too cold
or the distance too great for the
Hawaiian, for McGllivray had no
trouble in winning. although he cas-.
from behind during TIE last 100 yards.
Kahanamoku, however displayed his
speed in winning the 80 yard event In
20 As.
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NEW CUBAN BATTERY.
Havana Players to .oin stars M,
Olympic Field To-day.

A new Cuban battery which arrived
from Havana IN this city yesterday will
arpeHr In the lineup Of the Cuban Stars
" Havana this afternoon at O'ymptc
Field, 1S6th street and Eth avenue
whore the Havana min" will play IA
double header witt the Lincoln Giants
The twin bl'l viii he I've third Of a q.
ries. In I've othe- fou" games the
Stars were defeated, hut with the new
battery the Cubans expect to turn the
n b,es to-day,
Cyclone Joe Williams and Fernando.
will be the rival hurlors In the opening
game.
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HYDRA LEAFS STARS.
Wins Special Race In Port Wash
iBRtOn Hekattn.

POM WAsHINGToS. l.. l., july Ia
Charles f. Hyde ided to the string O.
victories he has scored with his Yacht
Hydra OF the star" class In n special
race over the course of the Port Wash
inSton Yacht Club in Manhasset Ba-
this afternoon. \ light northeasterly
breeze rendered fair tine possible. The
summary follows:
PORT WASHINGTON YACHT CLUB
Special Race star Class start s;A5
Course Four Miles
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VAR SUFFERERS BENEFIT.
Professional and Amateur Cracks
TO Compete on August q.

The date for the athletic carnival
benefit Of Italian war sufferers. under
the auspices of the Cnione Sport!va
Italiana, at Celtic Park, has been
changed from July 81 to August 3. A
special match bicycle race, three cor
nered. between VERT. Italian champion I:
Arthur Spencer worlds champion, and
Reggie Mcnamara. six day champion.
will feature the programme Jack
Sellers, 1000 yard junior champion. will
compete In the 1000 yard handicap.
New entry blanks win he out In a
few DAYS and can be secured from Bob
Kennedy, manager. Is John stree. New
York city. Forty handsome silver loving
cups have been donated for this good
cause and solid gold cup will be given
to the winner In the ten mile Ita,'ao
championship. II is donated by Carlo
Rarsotti, More than $1,000 tickets have
been issyed.
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BIG LEAGUE BALI IN TORONTO.
I hicnEo md Boston Nationals 20
Play On JUIH -.

MONTREAL. july l&---Nrrdurc, r''s
we're closed here to-day to have Dr. ,r.
ard Boston teams Of '1c Nl'.,.
Lea'ue play here on July -. T. ~H' %.
the rrSt iOr '"7C':a game ovn~ t..r,.f
In Montreal. and II financially su..,.-
ful, It is understood ".>.cs - a.rn
between wt'or l"0Cua teau-s VIII no
played here during the season.
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kILKENNY MSS GAMFS

The Kilkenny Mems Association VIII
stage lis annual athletic hurting and foot
ball carnival OF sports tn-dav at Celtic
Park. whla TIE ma!n attraction Will he
football hon RS there will he M interest
in the matches between Kerry aud
T'pperary and Kings County lOrfalvl and
KILKENNY. A added feature VIII be III.
q HpcP-~nce of John Purcell the English
champion, who IL here on q fuTlough from
the trcnches In France Purcell viii give
an exhibition Of hurdlins.
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Ntske Always Fought Fulton.

ON top OF that remarkable perform
ance against a man who had been stop
ping opponents In from one to three
rounds, Iiske also remained in the ring
ten rounds with Fred Fulton and is de-
clared to have had the advantage.
While a majority of Dempscys knock
out victims have been veterans vet th.
celebrity with which he seAled them
shows the power Of his punch. The hest
performances OF Dempsey were his stop
page Of the bury Carl Morris in four
ronuds and the knockout Of Bul Brennan
in five. Brennan vas hit 50 hard that
he turned his ankle in falling and was
out OF the ring for several weeks
Considered from all points Of view the
bout bet~ee1 Dempsey and NGisSe shou d
be hummer, especially as the boxers
are pledged to box as though a $40. 900
purse hang on thu outcome
The accident to johnny Dundee. which
viii prevent him meeting Benny Leon
ard, is to be deplored. hut Willie Jack
son, who has been substituted will be as
good opponent.
Another interesting bout will be that
between those old time rivals, Pacl;ey
Mcfarland and Jack Britton. McFar-
land as lghtwe ght was one Of the
best in the world and he has a popular
decision over Britt that was galucd in
the Garden ring.
Dick lnadman Of Buffalo who stopped
johnny ETls, bantam title claimant. " II
be seen in action With Joe Lynch OF the
West Side, whr stopped Kid Willams
ard this should he full % excitement.
The bouts abCve pnumera ell c,nsti-
tute a pr grammc of dazzling meri.. and
there will be many others of e4u,l inn
portance.
Those vino huy seats for this enter
tainment not only will see ono OF tho
greatest boxing contests IN the history
Of the ring, hut also viii have the con
sciousness Of having aided wyrthy
cause.
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Editorial Section.

We are in this war from the highest motives
tia, has ever aciuard nation in making war.
We f,lI, for tho rights OF The weak aaains, The
strong, for the sa,,ciily OF the home. for the
honor Of womarl,ood, for the pro,e c,ion Of
innocent little children. Would il not be
tragedy that any man fighting for such ideals
should fail 10 maintain his own integrity. and
sink 10 the bcs,ial level Of his foe ?
The sun., 1918-07-14
TORONTO TWICE TRIUMPHs.
Leafs Pound Hall md Beat SYRIA
ruse. 10 tn :, md - IN n

Toronto. ont. July l3. - ,lutnrrs-
'ionaD Toronto took two game ton,
SNra"u'e here TODAY. winning nv sgo,-g
OF 10 to and ." o. The scores.
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Den1pSey-MiSke Bout
Should Pack the Garden
Heavyweight Encounter Between Title Contender
Next Tuesday Features Brilliant Card in
War Fund Benefit
By cross COUNTER,

One bout Of brilliant promise that is
to be staged at Madison Square Garden
next Tuesday night In behalf Of athletic
equipment for Uncle Sans boys should
with its magnetic drawing power I'll the
famous arena from pit TO dome. This
Is the match between Jack Dempsey. re-
garded by many experts as the leading
contender for the little that Jess Willard
apparently has abandoned. and Billy
Mske. whose ability demands recogni-
ton In the ring before the heavyweight
crown is placed on the head OF a sue
cessor to the present holder.
The meeting between these men in the
Garden ring means an exposition Of ex-
ceptional Cleveruess, combined with hard
hitting and ring generalship of the high
est order on the part Of Miske, the tail.
wiry, light haired hattler from ST. Paul,
ard savage hitting with both hands.
fair boxing skill and fierce aggressive
ness ON the part Of the Salt Lake knock
cut specialist
Az ind eating the relative merits Of the
lighters, their recent ten round cncoun-
ter in st. Paul furnishes basis for
comparison, The contest lasted the limit
OF ten rounds and the r.ngs.de critics
were divided as TO the winner on Do!nta
Miske he'd the mig salt Lake man safe
In the early rounds. but Dempsey is said
to have landed some rpsounding whaCks
in the closing rounds and had Mlske
slightly IN doubt ms to the ultimate solu-
ton of the problem
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q n n n T;
q q 0 q Il o d ( o.

T4r"e basH hi Murphy stolen base.
Brady :. Strait. Rose. Baic. . Wills hos.
~ r'r,c hit-Kos' Left on has,s -Rufra'0
?: Rochester. s FIRST base OF errors Rvr1'o
=; Rochester Bases o. balls or Po.e &.
IN Hogan. HIT by pitcher Yy RIOS, hoe.
bal!-HunEl!nz
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BUFFALO WINS, 4 TO |.
Takes Final Game In series With
Rochester.

FrFrALo, y. Y, July 10 tInterna.
tionaD buffalo won the last of the
series with Rochester this afternoon.
to Y. The score:
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Jersey City in Newark.
Rochester in Toronto
Syracuse in BunasA
BALTIMORE, Md. July Gnternar
tionaD-The Newark Bears beat the
Orioles in the first game OF double
header to-day to o, but was beaten in
the second 6 TO 8. Manager Jack Dunn
played second base in both games, and
Tommy McCarty, manager OF Newark.
pinch hit to keep him company. Guy
linn of the visitors was arrested after
the games on the charge OF assaultng
a spectator. The scores:
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Home ru"-Ons on. S'0ro ha.o. or :
was '"r. D0~d Sarrf h"z- W+Euor
Sa'rh"r aIrs Wh,tcrorsc - nslow 10" o..
bass SNrG'usc I; Tornu n o Ra."s or
balls or Ray 8, on A.chelc g. Srr4.> on;
BY AiChcle 9
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Three base hits-Esar. Miller. Stolen has.
Gather Sacrifice hit--Fiedler Double play.
Lewis. Dunn and Griffin Rommel and
Miller Left on bases-Baltimore I: Newark
?. First base on errors-Newark, .. Struck
out-By Jensen g.
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RUMSON POLO TEAM
BEATS FREEBOOTERS
Wins Interesting Game b.,
Score of 10 Goals to 7I-2.

RuMsoN. y. j.. July i3.---Another
large gallery OF society folk watched
from the veranda Of the RumScn Coun-
try Club house and from automobiles an
interesting polo match between the
Rumson four and the Freebooters to-day
in which the latter team won by a score
Of 10 goals TO ~.
Rumson was leading at half time by
goals to 3. Leland II. Roas tailed
goals. r. $. +. Randolph. Sir. two. and
Emil Pfizer one for Rumson, while
Hugh G. Barrett scored two and George
Carter one for the Freebooters. The en-
trance of William Baldlng into the
game in the ffth period infused
fighting splrity in the men that re-
suited in the Freebooters turning sesm-
ing defeat into victory.
In the last half Barrett and Bald,ng
scored three goals apiece. and Carter
one for the Free hooters, while Ross and
Waters scored one each. but lost a half
point on n foul. Fast galloping. clever
riding off and some spectacular goals
featured The scores.
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Two base hits-Swigler Douney stolen
ney Sacrifice ny-Egan. Double play
Fielder Madden and Miller. LEFT on bases
Baltimore, s: Newark o First base on errors
baltimore, ?: Newark. I. Bases on balls
on Worrell. Z; off SwiEer. I. Hit by pitcher
By Swigicr 'E-an. Clark. Struck out-By
Worrell. ): by Swger. l.
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RUMSON. FREEDtsDTERS.
Emil Pfzer ll-Thomas s. Pic'd
P :. L Randolph Hugh {. Harriet
ST. E-Georce Carter. Will.
LELAND H. Ross lam Bsld'nE
Back-i. Jason Bacil-Peter Hautk Jr
Waters
Goa.s by Rumson--Pfzer l. Ross Ran.
dolph .. Waters !: penalized !, by foul
Total. III Freebooters-Barrett 3 BaIding
g. Carter .. TotPl 10
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SHNoA'D IN g" f.
NEWARK ~ pAJTJNnl
To:a.s
Totals: .. 81 81 "a %

'Batted for Jacobs in the ninth innin,
New ark. ............... o o o q q . =,
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NEWARK WINS ONE
GAME; LOSES SECOND
Jack Dunn Plays Second for
Orioles-Zinn Arrested for
Assaulting Spectator.
Scores TO 0 AND 6 TO8
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Of Yesterdays Gnmes.
The Jersey city Binghamton double
header was postponed on account OF rafn
Newark, 4; Baltimore. o thrst.
Baltimore. 9; Newark, = Csecond).
Buffalo, 4; Rochester. /.
Toronto, 10: Syracuse. 8 fhrsO.
Toronto, o: Syracuse. o tseconAl
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