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veteran could call his lie his own
Andcrson's ready driving was the de-
Gliding factor in the match.
Dawson was hitting the ball too
hard overhead to- dav TO give tow
headed Cecil Donaldson much hope Of
success and walked through the two
sets III sensational manner Some Of
his smashes were of the real Nc
Loughlin brand and the Californian
showed that he is rapidly rounding
into the full strength of his game,
which means that he will make a
serious bid for the title.
o cssse Son lom 2 s. nsSs r.n s ss
default
Second round-Alcx Iler defeated Il S. Chase.
%. 6-4 Cecil madison defeated j. H. Hughes
6-3. 90: A. c. Acheson won from A. J. Vesey
=, Tnioi round Frederick Anderson IT,. defeated
Henry p O'Boylc GO. Ga, 6-2: Soiich,ro
hsshio defeated Gerald Emerson Go. S-3; Fred
rTcS Andorscn. sr defoated Alex Her. 9-7. Is
T G. Fulton defeated Edwin Fuller Torrey, 81
o-3 r. T. James defeated A c Acheson 6-I
90; Frank T. Anderson defeated Paul W. Cib,
bons. l-6, 81 6--l ~
qldson and Pau Gibbons defeated G. s Groves ana
r s Chase. l-s. 6-3. Ga; Frederick Anderson
sr. and FREDERICK Anderson. Jr.. defeated G. II
k'card and L, F. Torrcy 6-9. IS: Seiichro
Kashio 1s III "a and la Gerald ID Emerson defeated j. L.
second round ttrst round byes)-Frank r. Ander-
son and Harold l., Taylor defeated R. /. james
ana j. T. Brc'kman. IS. ID. Is.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Put-ln-Bay Regatta
Drawing to a Close

PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio, July 1s.-With
the running of the final events in the
power boat division here TO-DAY the
twenty-fifth annual regatta of the In
terlake Yacht Association is rapidly
drawing to a close. There were four
events on the programme to-day.
Rubianna, of the Cleveland Yacht
Club. won the Glass Event for cruisers.
In the class for cruisers between forty
and sixty feet Ida May, of the West
Detroit Boat Club, was first. The Le-
nora II, of the Cleveland Yacht Clnh
was first in the class for cruisers ovar
sixty feet. Wood Hydraulic, Garwood,s
boat, of the Detroit Yacht Club. was
first in the event for express cruisers
The sailing yacht races will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Miss Edith Handy
Reaches Net Final

Miss Edith Handy won her way into
the final round of the Eastern New
York woman's championship tourney
by eliminating Miss Bessie Holden in
semi-fnal round match on the clay
courts of the Mount Pleasant Tennis
Club at Pleasantville, N. Y, yesterday.
Miss Handy brought into play every
trick in her bag and forced such a
fast pace that Miss Holden had diff
ticulty in following the pace. Miss
Handy worked her forehand to good
effect and frequently smashed through
her opponents service for aces. The
score was 6-3, 6-2.
Miss Marie Wagner and Mrs. f. v
Lynch are both in the lower half of
the semi-tinal round and will meet
this afternoon for the right to plav
Miss Handy for the title Mrs. Lynch
defeated Mrs. d. c. Mills in third
round match
The summary follows:
:, Thir9 n,1. round-MFs E. " Lynch defeated Mrs
Semi hnal round-Miss Edith Hardy defeated
Miss Bessie Holden J-3. g.
ner and Henry II. Bassford defeated Mrs strs-
lem and Donald Stralem. 10 60; Mrs j. An
derson and Allan Behr defeated Miss Corona WIN
and A Bassford. Ir.. So. o-3. SIS Mrs Si,ien-
burg and George Walker defeated Mrs Percy
"iloouln and Franklin osgood. IS Sc
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Snare
Uphill Battle
rom St. Louis
McCraw's Speed Boys Use Bats
Effectively in Seventh
and Ninth

ST. LOUIS, July 18.-The New York
Giants came through with one Of their
old hurricane finishes in defeating the
ST. Louis Cardinals here to-day by a
score of to 5. Up to the seventh inn
ing the game seemed lost to the
visitors. From then on. however. Giant
hits rang out in quick succession, with
three tallies coming in the seventh and
ninth innings.
1t remained for Larry Doyle, coming
to bat with the bases full in the ninth
inning, to give the Giants a comfort
able lead. Laughing Larry smote one
to right field, driving home two run
ners. Two other Giants who were
prominent wielders of the stick were
FLETCHER and Young, who came through,
to give McGraw's men the tjeing and
winning runs.
Inc Tree hitting fest necessitated a
rellef for the opposing pitchers who
started the game. st. Louis hit Ferdie
Schupp timely in the early innings. and
Eto e.e gave way to Demaree in the fifth
,oteamer AL was excused when Rariden
Datted Tor him in the seventh and
George Smith was called to the mound
NJ Gene af Packard. the local twirler,
weakened, after holding the New York
ers safe during the early part of the
game. The Giants drove Packard to
Gov toyer during their first rally, in
the seventh. with Bill Doak supplant-
ing him. Doak proved poor rescue
pitcher, rs he was wild and was hit
timely The Giants played errorless
oall' with many sharp plays enlivening
the contest, while the locals two mis-,
plays aided their rivals in scoring
runs.
Rogers Hornby, tbs local infielder.
who will shortly obey he edjct of his
ora draft DC board in the work or fight" or Or
aer got INTO the game in the fourth
inning Zimmerman aroused the ancer
of Manager McGraw in the SIKH inn.
ing ms when he failed to run out pop
ny ny which Packard dropped while fas;ng
the sun. Zimmerman was punished hS
being sent to the clubhouse by HI,
manager, and it is likely that a fne
VIII be attached to the penalty. '''''
The score:
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NezUnrk Club Is FINALLY
Checked By Syracuse

Newark broke even with Syracuse at
Newark yesterday. Newarks winning
streak was broken in the second con-
test because Rommell was swatted in
timely fashion by the Syracusans
Newark's victory was by Al score,
and the defeat was labelled 63.
Aiccr Jenson, Newark's southpaw ace,
baflted the visiting swingers in the
opening encounter, while Heck Mad
den and Miller drove in three Of New
ark's runs with long ones. Madden,
who is hitting like Foch, banged out a
double, while Miller slammed one for a
three sacker.
The second game was close for four
innings. Shay walked in the first round
and Downey's double scored him. After
Syracuse tied it Newark again went
ahead in the fourth, when Miller walked d
and scored on Swigler's blow to centre.
Syracuse came right back and staged
little three-run drive that ended with
three runs on three hits and an error.
To make it interesting the Bears got
one back in the fifth, when Rommell
tripled and scored on Downey's poke to
left. but it ended there
Charley Ebbets, jr., and a Cleveland
scout were present, looking over Dowd,
the sensational Syracuse shortstop. He
had great day, both at bat and in the
field, as the scores show
The scores:
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reat
Chicago Cubs
To a Surprise
Brooklyn Breaks Losing
Streak by Scoring Victory
Over League Leaders

CHICAGO. July 1s.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers broke their string Of nine sue
ceasive defeats since starting their
Western tour in topplng over the lead
ing Chicago Cubs in the first game Of
tho series here to-day. However, the
victory was not won until sixteen
innings Of play. by a score Of to 2.
The contest was the second extra
inning tusslc in which the local men
have participated in two days, In
meeting Philadelphia last Wednesday
the Cubs were forced to play twenty
one innings to beat their rivals.
Three sharp singles gave the visitors
their victory, and it fell to Zach Wheat
who was the batting star of the day, to
inauguratc the winning rally. Zach
singled to left and O'Mara followed
with another to the same spot. Mike
Doolan then hit to right field, scoring
Zach
There was no change of pitchers
during the contest. Don Grimes came
back with Il brilliant performance after
his recent bad showing and held the
Cub contingent TO seven hits. 1t was
principally due to his ability to keep
these safeties scattered he emerged
victor. as his teammates committed five
errors. jim Vaughn, the southpaw,
opposed Crimes and was as effective as
Grimes until the fatal last inning.
Two errors helped the Chicago team
to its only two runs in the second inn
ing. Hy Myers made a costly misplay
in dropping Killefer's fly, which per-
mitted both Merkle and Paskert to
tally.
Fate evidently had designed the day
bad one for Myers as his out in the
seventh inning, with two men on base
and none out resulted in double
play: However, O'Mara singled, scor-
ing Daubert, and he himself later tai
lied on a double steal with Doolan.
The score follows:
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Brady's Triple Gives
Rochester a Victory

Brady's triple IN the first inning, fol-
lowed by Kolseth's sacrifice fly, enabled
Rochester to defeat Jersey City yes
terday, l to 0.
Pitcher Wuldbauer, sent to the Skeet-
ers by Clark Griffith, twirled in superb
form for Jersey City, and although
touched up more freely than Smith. the
opposing gunner, the new Jersey City
twirler proved his ability by tanning
nine of the Rochester players, blocking
every attempt to register after the
initial lineup.
The score:
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Bakers Mighty Hit
SuUes Team a R0ut
Drive Goes Into Upper Stand With Bases Full but Hon.
Run King Gets Credit for Only Single
Walker Also Stars at Bat
By Charles A. Taylor

finally tired playing the role Van wink
yesterday succeeded getting break With 49,
Tigers visiting Jungaeerg bv s
suffering
in until r;..
inning, with
began bats could be purpose M
knocking high yet, knocking nothing ~
few chunks of Old Atmosphere
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'ACING-2l4 CLASS-PIRSE, 81 0Oo-TUpEr
Western Baseball
Mogui to Go Abroad

+. w. Dickerson, who was president
of the Western Baseball League, dis
banded two weeks ago is going abroad
as secretary of the knights of Colum
bus war organization, 1t was announced
here yesterday.
In addition to his knowledge of base
pail as president OF the Western Cen
trail, Rocky Mountain and Interstate
leagues. Mr.. Dickerson has been jdenti-
he'd with all branches OF athletics and
was an editor of sports on Columbus.
Denver and Grand Rapids papers.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Moran's Pets Nose Out
Pirates i'm Thirteenth

PITTSBURGH, July 1s.-The Phila-
delphia-Pittsburgh game here to-day
went four extra innings, the visitors
finally winning in the thirteenth, to O..
Slapnicka and Jacobs both pitched we'll
and were invincible with men on bases.
Cravath, who led off for Philadelphia
in the thirteenth inning, got a double
TO left. He went to third on Pearce's
sacrifice and scored on a squeeze play.
Burns bunted to the pitcher, who FUN
bled the ball
Tho ccnro.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
AndeXSO11S Su7~UiUe
Days Singles Play
Three Family Racquet Experts Left Among Field of Eight
Asprants-Seichiro Kashio May Meet Kumagae
in Championship Tilt
BY Fred Hawthorne

UTICA, n. y, July the
championship
afternoon the clay the Yashnund Golf
the local
Perfect
disposition of the clements for besides bringing the
round before the the doubles bringing
Harold L, Taylor, the
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Athletics Split
A Double-Heade
With White Sox

PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-Chicago
and Philadelphia split a double bill to-
day, the worlds champions winning
the first. to /, and the Athletics the
second. 4 to 8.
Cicotte's fine pitching gave Chicago
the victory in the first contest The
final inning of the second game was u
thriller. Chicago got two-run lead.
but Philadelphia won out on Dugan's
double with two on bases
The scores:
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Cleveland Hits
Ball Hard and
WinsWi ihEase

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Washing-
ton was unable to hit Coveleskie, while
Cleveland batted Shaw and Hovlik
hard and won the final game of the
series to-day, 5 to l.
Wambsganss handled fourteen field
ing chances perfectly. Johnston got
three doubles
The score:
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international League

~ AZ nihshantohItirst game: r Fl e
BlnShamton G o @ o 4
Batteries Aichcle and Hosley; Hiovt,. u,
Fisher "'' "iu
r. SeDvn" game Il II f
BlnghGm,ou o 0 0 o. 4
Batteries Hcsche and Fisher Bsus, md Had
dock. ~ '
At baltimore y II U
baltimore ...a ! 0 o 0 o -
Buffalo ..... 0 o 3 9-s n !
Hsteres-Pariham and Egan Thomas. Stefan
and Meyers.
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Single c. Wins
Fastest Heats
At Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 1s.-Sin-
gle G. and Russell Boy split the three
fastest heats of the year this after
noon when the former won the SEN
sational free-forall pace in the Grand
Circuit races here The winner was
driven by "Pop" Geers and took the
first heat in 2:01A.
Russell Boy rushed to the front and
captured the second heat in 2:OO1s. and
then Single G. took the third and final
heat IN POI. Miss Harris M. was ex-
pected to repeat her victory at Cleve-
land, but the best she could do was
to finish second in the second and third
heats.
The 2:14 pace. with nine starters.
was another battle from wire to wire.
Murphy, however, landed the problem
IN front Aa incident of particular in
terest TO horsemcn was the sale of
the three year-old colt Chestnut Peter.
Tommy Murphy disposed of him to
c. w. Leonard, Of Boston, for $4,000
Chestnut is by Peter the Great
TRoTflNG-2:os CLAsS-PuRsE. s3.ooo-THREE
HEATS
"Ilkes Brewer ch. m. by Nutwood Wilkes
Chilcoot ch h. iNIurphyj J
hc'rna a l'sIS5 Meeurs 3 b. 'Mlpssit Nc AtSerms1;
North Spur. b. h. Cox Wv N'.."l'''
.hald 'hiHleS, D. Il. (Edman) ........... & a
l;speranza b m (AlcAlahon) )....,.,....... 7
Gentry e. ch g (Gccrs) ...,.,.......... 3
Blanche Carter. br. NJ "a Stout) .... Q dis
Time. 2o6h., 2O5H. 9:07l. N''
PAClNG-FREE- FOR-AII CLAsS-PARK AMER
lCAN HOTEL III ESE-TWO IN THREE HEATS
SWEEPSTAKES Ia -
Single G.. b. h. by Anderson Wilkes
Russsll Boy b H. by Rustic raenter Ed. )
Miss y ia Harris NJ. b m (Murphyi .........
iluA boy. en- II. NMcAlanOnl D.. 4
Time. 2:ol94. 2:0oM POI
PACING-2:09 CLASS-NEW BURDICS HOTEL
PURSE s2.000-IHREE HEATS
Orc Elmo. b. h. by Copa de Ora NIurphy1 ! o
Les Grand. b. h. by Great Heart (Stur-
v;erlie ratchen, br m. OEdmanl ........... : ;
IN o. n, " alentnel :.................. 3 @
Peter Look. hr s. tMcMahon) ........... 3 /
windsor Todd. b. h. "a. Stout ..........5 s
Belle Wresth. b. m. Q'alin) n).............S 6 r
Game OF Chance. br. h. (Cox) ........... d,s
Time 2;o34, 2:o3A. 2;o4iS
PACING-24 CLASS-PITRSE l0O0-T1IpEr
HEATS
The Problem blk h.. by Cochato Niurphy) :,
Margaret Margrafc. ro. Ill. tPaln). ).......S . .
Flora A. ch IN. (Nalentinc) - ? .
Highland l.ass'e. blk. IN. CEslman) ...... 4 1
Dustess McklHney: b. z. W. Femng) ... q
Star ratchen. 'r blk g (Coinsl .... : 7
oozy Iuron. ci &. tWalters) ............. 6 Z
sheriff Direct. b. h.. (Gtover) ............ S s
j w. D. blk. &. tCox) ).............. dis
Time. 2:oSA 2:o5l. 2:O7l.
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Browns Win Final
OF Series From
Boston Red Sox

BOSTON, July 1S.-St Louis, with
Davenport holding Boston to FIVE hits,
won the fast game of the series to-day.
6 to 3.
Bader started for Boston and was
hit hard for six innings, Molyneaux
finishing we'll
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Baird Quits Baseball

ST. LOUIS, Mo: July 1S.-Douglas
Baird. third baseman with the st. Louis
Nationals. quit baseball to-day to leave
for Breckenridge, Penn, where he will
work in munitions factory.
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Totals 80 / 20 2l ? Totals. .4oos 50 20

TotaIs.... % I 70 Il u Totals. 20 s SO 20 3
Philadelphia ........ 0 0 0 0 o o 0 Ii
Pitt'bursh....... 0 o 0 90
Two-base hlts-Cravath, Blsbee Stolen bases
Williams Bigbee Sacrifice hits = Hemingway.
Pearce. Burns RRbce Molwitz Slapnicka Double
pays-Pcerce Luderus and Hemingway: McKechnis
and and Moll"its. LETT on bases-phladephia 7:
pittsburgh. 10. First base errors-Phladep phia A.
2: Pittsburgh. > First base on halls-Or Jacobs.
s; on sapncka 4 Hit by pitcber-By slapnicka
nicka |. Winning pitcher-Jacobs Losing pitcher
-Slapnicka.
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FRANCISCO PIZZOA BODE, divided the
of the Rum Polo Grounds yes-
terdy Ping made double and single the second
the double Of his aees driving the ing
In the Ping and drew
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
sFxOND GAAfF.
Totals. 80 IL .2s 10 O Totals SIS 10 30 l;
"Onc out when winning run vas scored.

zone out when winning run was scored
4Eattcd for Hannah In eighth inniis
tRatted for Finneran In eighth inning.
psiFois 1sI w., o 9 Y-5
Two base hts-Walker l2). Caldwell lIpp.
Bollie Thrcc-basc hn-Rode. stolen base-haI. @
and ripp: Pratt and Peckinpaush. Left on bases
New York. 3: Detroit. TO- First base on eriors- -,
Kallio. l. Ints~Or Finneran. II In s: OF Keat-
Ing in Q HIT by piuheraBy tInneTan N'SGn,;; N'Mn,,;;
pitch--Finneran. Winning ptcher-hcaung.
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Totals ..5s3ll4s24 "a 5 Totals

Totals SO 8 II As "a s Totals ....53 . 4s 20 2
'Battc@l for 2eider In fourteenth inning
Brooklyn. % 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 o O ID
Chicago .......0 0 0 %
base hits--Zeider. Vaughn. Stolcn bases
peal. peal. Doosn. Myers; Paskert. Sacrifice hits
Mann. Mcrke. Double plays-Olson 70 Doolsn
to Daubert; Zeider to Hol.ochcr to 1Icrkle; Myers
10 D0oan Loft on bascs-Chicago. O. Brooklyn
II First base on etrors-ChicaRo g Brooklyn L.
Bases on bals-Of Grimes / of Vaughn. 4.
Stiuck out-By Grimes. 4 by Vaughn TO-
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ST. LOFTS ~ 7
Totals 80 IL 27 IL 0 Totals $40 ~ o.

Batted for Dcmaree In seventh inning.
st. Louis o-S
~. r"o-b base ht-Gonzales Three base hits-F,sher
n' ,rulse' stolen base-Iieathcote Sacrifice hit
nuIns i!uIns Sacrifice fy-Raridcn Double plavs-
Inrn T,snff' fanette and Gr'mm Fletcher Doyle and
Bases on balls-0r schupp 4: or Packard =: off
Do,na Doak = tts-,Or schupp. In l-S innings: Of,
Hcanafs, rec . IN - innings; Off Smith In inn
dniss or Packard. in 2-3 innings: OF Doak 3 in
~ l-S innings Struck outBy schupp. 3: by Dema-
Wt, Irt i & ny smith l.; by Packard. /; by Doak g.
Losing pltchcr-Doak
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Totals 35 10 27 10 o Totals . 50 6 27 2

.Batted for Shaw in seventh inning
{ysyS,n14on. T!syS,an4 .........- IL di
Two base hts-.Johnston (3). Stolen bases
Speaker. Roth Sacrifice hits-Shanks Evans
Covcleske- Sacrifice fies-Judgc. Roth Left on
es-tleveland. 10; Washington. s. Bases on
bslls-OT Shaw. of Coveleskic . His-OY
shaw. In innings Off fovlik In .. Struck
out-By Shaw. 4 by liovk, .. by Coveeskio .
Wild pitch-Hovlik Losing pitcher-Shaw.
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/ ne score {.
BOSTON A. |.
Totals .s36 IL 27ls4 Totals ...993527


fBattsd for Mayer In ninth inning
IBatted for Molyneau1 in ninth inninx
st Louis ........... 0 o q ns
Boston .-........,.. o o o-s
Two bacse hi--Daymport. Sacrifice hlts-Tobin.
Maisel. Scott. Strunk Shesn. Sacrifice. ny
Seyesed Double playsTobin to Gedeon Gei
con 10 Sister Lett on bases-St. Louis. 9; Hos
ton. u. First base on errors-Roston . Ra s,.s
on oals-or Davenport. 4 OF Bader. 4 IN
Molyneau1 N, l. iltsgoH bader. 10 n s innings
tSlslerl Struck out--By Davenport .; by B.oer
/ Wild pitch-Davenport l. Losing pitcher
Bader.
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Eastern League

Providence s: Worcester .
Hartford. !; Springfield. 3 (arst aAme)
Springfield. 3. Hartford | second pamo)
Bridgeport 8 Waterbury. g. "NA'''
-. New London. ,: New Haven. |. (trst game ten
New London .: New Haven. (second game.
inninGs). "'
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sBatted for Thor.nahlen In seventh inning.
5Rattcd for Heating IN ninth inning
SSsro 2cx York ,'..... Q o 0 . o-l
Home run-walker Stolen bases-<iilhooley.
Peskinpaugh Heilman. Walker. Sacrifice hits
caldwell Pratt Double pay-Stsnage and K
Jones Left on bases-Ncw York. 10; Detroit II.
FIRST base error-Eew York l. Bass on % balls
Iiits--On Thormahlen. In 7 innings. Hit by
pit:her-By Thormahen (R. Jones) ,sT struck out
Thormahlen Losing pitcher-Thornahlen-
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FIRST GAME
iitSI HhMk
NEWARK o. L. SYRA(T-SE n n
.... 20 3 q . Totals 80. 30 8

Totals ...2a 3 27 | Totals 30 "a IA 9
Syracuse ......... 0 0 O-l
Newark ............ 0 0 I-4
Two-base hit-Maddon. Threc-bas hts--AIiller
Stolen bases-Downey, Dovd. Gather Sacrifice HIT
Jacobs. Sacrifice fy-Dowd Lett on bases
Newark s. Syracuse. 4 Bases on balls-Or Jen-
sen. /. on Heck ;. Struck out-By Jensen. ) by
Heck. D. Passed ball--Hopper.
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international League


Syracuse at Newark
Rochester at Jersey City (two)
Buffalo at Baltimore
Toronto at Binghamton
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
"Rochester, 1; Jersey City, 0
Newark, 4; Syracuse,
3Syracuse, 6; Newark. 3
Toronto, 5; Binghamton. 4.
+Toronto, 7; Binghamton, 0
Baltimore, 9; Buffalo, 6
"One game postponed. First
game. +Second game.
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. L.. Pc. w. l.. Pc.
Bin'tOn IS % .672lNcwark. Is ~ .4S6
Toronto "A 20 .6O3lBuffalo. 3337 All
B'more. 43 80 .5S9 Syr'cuse 33 43 .434
Rochter 80 II 1885 Jer. City Is 50 .224
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Fifty-Fifty!

FIRST CAME
DETROIT "a L. NEW YORK "a -
alb r n o a . aD h
puah ca o Z Q q Gilhoolcy RI > u
y Inpes On q o , 0 CaldNcli, CT. 5 0 0 {
rhh ~ n q . q O. Baker }h 3 |
Cnn"han, = ! o 0 Pratt 2b.... 5 0
Val, T i; a 2 o Pipo 1b... 8 0 II .
s.,'1ro., -. u, A ! / N q I Hn4iic H. . / q
Iisr,e usi,o"' - q o o q Ped; 'ugi SIS , 0 6
triy.r ~ 4 o q Walters c. ! 4
" T,- 80 ~ a o > q Thor llen D . 0 .
St,'S n 2 % "IIyatt 0 0 Q
Ioan,"se, ia = a a : q k9st M D. 0 0 0 q
S' - Miller 49,. 0 0 0
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Totals so 7 n o Totals .....2s03277o
jersey City ........ o-d
- Two-base hits-kolseth Three base hit-Rrady
stolen hases-Felz. Ersen. Sacrifice hts--R.ryes
and Walsh. Sacrifice fy-kolseth Doubls pIayo
- Smith and Brady Left on bases-Jersey City
3: Rocheeter. Bases balls-Smith . Struck
out-By WAdbauer. 9; Smith, s. ~"
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Baseball To-day, s:so P NJ N Yantsssm sss.
VS.. ST. Louis. Polo Grounds. Aoin-
-Adyf u
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SECOND CAME
Totals 80 3 ) .25 IL > Totals
'One out when winning run was scored
fBatted for Benz in eighth inning
TITAN for Perkins In ninth inning

ShiicGsgo 1hiG ;.......... 0 ga
Philadelphia ....... 0 0 "a
= ITo-base hts-J Collins Jameson. DuV,n
S@c.lqce Mts-Benz. Schalk. Perkins DYKES nou.
pie PIE piays-E Collins, Weaver aid Gandii: +. CO.
pns, pn 'anti! ard Weaver. Burns. Perkins and
L. L.. flTst @ base on Philadelphia , Rase.
on na4sIbenz. 3; Perry 8 fits-Or B@nz
ssYhsisenbsck sYs @ pitched 70 one batter In ninth 9'
nlt ~ 6y plteher-By Perry McMullin}. Struck out
~ benz !: by Danforth. /; by Perry q Iosing
pltcher-Benz -'' - AN'oilS
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SECOND GAME
Totals ... IS 3 : u IL 4 Totals =. 81 II ~ Is 0
'Batted for Fielder In ninth inning.

'Bstted for Fielder In ninth inning
Syracuse .............O 0 0 3 0 q If
Newark .....,....... o l 9 o-3
Two base hit-Downey. Threo-bass hit-Rommel
Stolen hases-Page Miller. Irving Sacrifice hits
Irving. Page Wilson. Double play-Romme Fled
Ter Ad Miller Let on hsses.-NewarN. 6; syra-
cuse. 2. First base on errors-Syracuse l. Bases
on balls-OtT Rommel, - OF Shea g. struck out
BY RoIninel. by Shea 3.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
American Association

ST. Psul. ) Kansas Cuy
lndianapolis, B. Louisville J.
Minneapolis. 10: milwaukee, :
ECIt tnh Toi-I =
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Ham Hyatt appeared as pinch nl'sc, scr
in both games. In the first ne hi' .ss .Ss
Thormahlen and was tossed out by w
pitcher. In the second, for finneIsn' usr'
he sent fly to Walker in centre. ia'.
has so far been unable 10 ga,hei "a
safety on the Polo Grounds-tha' =
in Yankee uniform.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19
Another Anderson Trembles

Alexander Her, another of the sea
men from Pelham Bay, carried the
senior Anderson to two terriically
New-York tribune., 1918-07-19

Huggins shook up his batting orosi.
Caldwell hit second in place OF Peckln
paugh, while Peck was sent down IN
ladder to seventh position. OaluNs.'
failed to get bingle in the hrst gam.
but collected double and sinSie ~ ~
the second. Peck drew TWO passes .st st
the opening contest, bat did no' s'
on base in the closing affair.