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CHAPTER v-contlnued.

The two men looked at him, plainly
perplexed.
"when was all this" inquired De
Soto.
"Early last evening. He picked up
your latest guest Mt the corners, and
she insisted in his driving me to the
tavern before the storm broke. I've
been terribly anxious about her. She
must have been caught out in all that
frightful-"
"What's this you are saying, Mr..
Bamesr cut in De Soto, frowning.
~No guest arrived at Green Fancy last
evening. nor was one expected"
Barnes stared. ''Do you mean to
say that she didn't get there, after
air
"Shef A woman, was TT" demand
Cd ODowd- "Bedad. II she said she
wns coming to Green Fancy she was
spooflng you. Are you sure II was old
Peter who gave you that jolly rider
mo. am not sure" said Barnes
funeasily. "She was afoot, having
walked from the station below. met
her at the corners and she asked me II
knew how far II was to Green
Fancy, or something like that Said
she WINS going there. Then along came
the automobile. rattling down this
very foad-an ancient Panhard driven
BY an old codger. She seemed to think
dt was all right to hop In and trust
heraelf to him. although she'd never
seen him before"
The antique Panhard >fits In al
right" said ODowd. but I'm hanged
II the woman flts at all. No such per
eon arrived at Green Fancy last night.
did you get q square look at the
drivers facer demanded De Soto.
TT was almost too dark to see. but
he was old. hatchet-faced. and spoke
with an accent"
Then It couldn't have been Peter. "
said De Soto positively. Hes old
right enough, but he II as big as the
side Of house with a face like full
moon. and he 10 Yankee to his toes
BY gad. Barnes, the plot thickens! A
woman has been added to the mystery
Now. who the devil Is she and what
has become Of herf"
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GREEN FANCY LIARS.

eynopsIs.-Thomas X. Barnes,
q wealthy young New Yorker.
on q walking trip in New Eng
land near the Canadian border.
is given a lift in an automobile
by mysterious and attractive
girl bound for a house called
Green Fancy. At Hart's tavern
Barnes finds a stranded troupe
Of Transforming" actors, Of
which Lyndon Rushcroft is the
star and "Miss Thackeray" the
leading lady. They are doing
hotel work for their board. He
learns Green Fancy Is a house
of mystery. That night two
mounted men leave the tavern
under odd circumstances. One
is shot dead near by; the other
Is brought back dying. The
sheriff detains Barnes. Green
Fancy guests appear and say
the mystery does not concern
Green Fancy.
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Green Fancy g.: :? :: !: !:
Of fCau-
Ill Nv OEOKVE BAKK MCOO lCfkON Uark" Etc.
"The xnrlet I" harked Mr.. Rnshcrof

'The varlet !" barked Mr.. Rushcroft.
It was arranged that Dillingford and
Bacon were TO go to Hornville In n
hired motor that afternoon, secure the
judgment, pay the costs. and attend
to the removal of the personal belong
ings of the stranded quartette from
the hotel to Hart's Tavern. The
younger actors stoutly refused to nc.
cept Barnes offer to pay their board
while at the Tavern. That. they de-
clared. would be charity. and they pre-
ferred his friendship and his respect
to anything of that sort. Miss Thack.
cray, however, was to be Immediately
relieved of her position as chamber
maid. She was to become paying
guest.
Rushcroft took the whole affair Will
the most noteworthy complacency. HI
seemed to regard It as his due, oil
more properly speaking as IL he were
doing Barnes great favor IN allowing
him to lend money to person Of hi.
Importance.
"A thought has just come to me
my dear fellow" he remarked us the!
arose from table. "With the propel
kind Of backing could put over on'
of the most stupendous things the the
ater has known IN fifty years. dom
mind saying to you-although IT.
rather sub rosa-that have written ,
playa four-act drama that will pacl
the biggest house on Broadway to tn
roof for as many months as we'd car
to stay. Perhaps you will allow m
to talk 1t over with you little late
on. You will be interested, I'm sure
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The woman driver brought her cas
into the service station. my brakes
don't seem to stop the car at all." she
said. II wish you would see II you
can tell me what IL the matter. ]
can't push the pedal down very far
but the brakes don't work."
The service manager called q mas
and had him look at the brakes and
he discovered very common trouble
the owner had been neglecting Il
oil two small rods that act as a pivot
for the brake mechanism. Al result
they were rusted or frozen" together
solid. "Your brakes are frozen, MrA
JONES'" said the service manager. III
you will leave the car In the shop w
can fix It up for you In an hour or so.'
my brakes ore frozen upl" e1
claimed the owner. ~ can understand
how the radiator can freeze in Decem'
ber. but I am utterly at loss to un
derstand how brakes can freeze IN
June!'
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kettledrum 10 Old.

The Greeks and Romans danced b
the accompaniment Of the tympanuu
from which our modern kettledrun
has been adapted-but failed to appl,
this instrument Of percussion to war
fare, and It Is not till the seveHti
century that the Moors and Saracem
Of Spain introduced the drum anon,
European soldlery. having themselve
acquired II from the Hindus throug'
Persian traders. The ancient VOL,
staber''-or as the French call !
~tambour" denotes the origin, I.
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Barnes meets "Mrs. Van
Dykes maid" and the mys-
terry deepens.
(To BE Continued
LonsfeIIow Justly Popular


Longfellow Is justly popular 10 ths
poet who. above all other poets Of this
country. has expressed with varied
and finished art the simple. natural
elemental affections and sentiments
His literary productions are confined
almost entirely to those In poetic form
Hyperion, rather forid romance. and
Kavanagh. a romance Of somewhat beel
ter quality, are the two exceptions. His
well-known "Psalm Of Life." sThs
Song Of Hiawathe." !" "Fvangeline." and
many other poems have made hie
name familiar household word, an6
every schoolboy Ii familiar with '.rha
Village Blacksmith" "The Wreck ol
the Hesperus," and the Building a
the Ship" which are the melodious
phrasing Of thoughts and feelings deas
to the children even of larger growth
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uIs Future Brother.

A widower. who was q minister an(
father OF small son Of nine, married
a widow with a boy about the same
age as his own son. Tie two boyt
acted as pages at the wedding. As thu
boys were going down the church aisle
the guests were convulsed on hearing
the minister's son say to his future
brother: "You walt til wC get outside
and IN lick your
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MORNING GAME.

Totals. 3629Nio2l Totsls sSsi2sT l0l
'Bs'ted for Kinney in the ninth inning.
Philadelphia. Q ! 0 o.
Boston. ,.,............. 0 {? 3 ! 70
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Hot Drives Off the Bat.

Fred Hoffman. the highly touted yount
catcher from the Great Lakes NaVa! Train
ing station team, reported to the YANKEES
yesterday and tried out his arm before tne
afternoon game. He looks like likely kid.
Dick Rudolph hsd a LOT OF fun with the
Brooklyn bstterG at Ebbets Field yesterday
afternoon. Three times during the zane he
snsaked over third strike on Flatoush
Fusileer.
The Yankees and Giants now are tied IN
their Interesting home run ussle. Bach
The Yanks had a lead OF one homer In the
morning came when Baker rot two and
pecunpauTh and Bodie esch one thinner
man, however. tied II for the Giants by
hitting homer In the afternoon game at
Philadelphia,
I, was quite a holiday for first division
teams The Ysnks. White Sox and Indians
were two time winners in the American
LesEue, while the Giants. Reds and Cubs
each celebrated with a pair OF victories in
The National. As matter of fact the
Dodgers and Braves were the only big
league teams that divided their holiday
games.
The Yankees will continue battling thu
Senators for the next three days A double
header with Washington Is on for this after
noon and a single game to,morrow' Hug
play q double header or single game next
Monday. II II stays this hot Miller will
likely take mercy OF the team and shove
the other postponsment along until some
other day later In the season
After quite a long absence from the De
,rolt team Ty Cobb got back into the Trer
lineup yesterday. Il can't be ssid that
soundiy whipped In two games b. the Wits
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Error Paves Way.

The Giants scored two of their three
runs IN the third inning. They were
given a start In this inning when Sick
Ing made q two base wild heaye on a
grounder by Barnes. Burns then singled
70 right. Jess pulling UP at third. Young
died TO Cravath and as the fly was a
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OXFORD OUTROWS
u. S. AT HENLEY
Lieut.. Nussey Beats Major
Wilmington in SOULS.

HENLEY. England. July 4.-Major
Paul Wilmington. L. s. A., was defeated
to-day for the Kingswood Souls in the
Henley Regatta by Lieut.. T. NJ. Nusssy
Of the British army. =
Lieut. Massey won easily by three
lengths. The time was minutes 16
seconds.
The Oxford crew beat the American
crew In the elimination trials for the
Kings Cup. Oxford won by a length and
one-quarter. The time was ! minutes
20 seconds.
The American first crew beat the New
Zealand army crew one and q quarter
lengths in the Leander cup elimination
heat. The time was S minutes 6 seconds.
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CHICAGO WINS TWICE
FROM PITTSBURG
Miller Knocked Out Of Box in
Morning-ScOres Are
z to 8 and 4 to 1.

PIrTsBuRG, July 4.-Chicago defeated
Pittsburg twice to-day, taking the morn
ing game by a score of 7 to and the
afternoon contest TO 1.
Miller was knocked out OF the box in
the morning game. while Hendrix held
the locals safe until the latter part OF
the game, when they punched six hits In
three innings for their three runs.
In the afternoon game Vaughn kept
the Plttsburg's five hits scattered except
In the fifth inning, when the Pirates
tailed their only run. The scores:
Il.
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BOSTON CREW WINS.
Defeats Nets by scnnt Margin en-
the Charles.

BOSTON, July 1.-THE Union Boat Club
OF this city defeated the Metropolitan
Rowing Club of New York by few feet
in the intermediate doubles two mile
race in the annual regatta of the New
England Amateur Rowing Association
on the Charles River to-day. The time
was 10 minutes - seconds.
Jeremiah Shea d the St Alphonus
Athletic Association OF Boston won the
Junior singles. at two miles in 10 min
utes So seconds. John Cough, Metro
politan r. c.. finished third.
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WITH SEMI.PRO PLAYERS.

A. TODD Field R,H.g.
Tebo shipyard 80 ooooooo 90 s 2
Robins Dry Dock. o oooiolS-S II 8
BAtteriss-Hesse and pistsel; Brown and
Damn,
Al Dexter Park--F!rst game R.H Z.
ROYAL Giantsro :o?oo x-l? !?
Bstter!es-Ryan and santop; Williams
and Wiley
Al Dexter Park-sscond game RI. z.
i RoySI Gian,s',.Ss ] 90 ! % Il s
Batteries TrsadweU and Peters;
Brooks. Heute!l and sartop.
At Empire city'Arctic Park r. X. E.
Empire city 0 o 0 0 0 90 ii
MISUNDERSTANDING and Banks; Handel
man and Mobius,
A. Recreation Park n. II. z.
Plainn.ld - S-ii y
Observation-Disclosures and walsh; Koebler
and schworm.
Msivina r. B. G.. ..ioolooool--3 5
Batter!es-Rudolph and Toporeer; Merk!s
and Oscar
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Yanks Retain Lead.

Lucky thing the Yanks grabbed the
two The White Sox again are bounding
along in fine shape and the locals needed
the double win to hold their margin over
Chicago and Cleveland.
Some 10000 fans celebrated the ma
TONS natal day in the Brush stadium.
About 5000 got up early enough to hear
that soothing home run serenade in the
morning. The afternoon turnout ran
around $4,000. a mighty good Fourth OF
July crowd.
That seventh inning home run fusil-
lado in the morning was the feature
event OF the day. The Yanks enjoyed a
slight to lead when they unlimbered
all their heavy artillery In, one terrific
bombardment Up to this round Eric
Erickson had given Bob Shawkey a
pretty good argument. The Senator'S
recently got Eric in deal with Detroit
for Doc Ayres. Erickson once had a
tryout with the Giants and heretofore
has been famous as a lineal descendant
OF the inventor OF the Yankee cheese box
and the busher who asked Cap Anson's
daughter who Cap Arson was Now he
also will go into history as, the pitcher
the Yanks bumped for three homers in
an inning. ---.t .s
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GAME.

Totals e n = Is
spaitcd 'o- EOob in the ffth inning
tBatted for Leifield in the seventh Inning
1Batted for Davenport IN the ninth inning.
81 Louis ...,....... 0 90 900 C.
Cleveland .........., o ! 0 Q Ii!
Wa,nbsg ansE Harris. Home r,ln-G ardner
stolen base--wsmbSEsnss, Racrifce hits
Tohn, Speaker, Coveleskie, Double plays
Gsrdrsr, wamhsEarss and Johnston. 2: Aus.
TIN, Gedeon and sisler. Ieft on bAses-si.
C wrish. !; on E E :; e. Lsihed il; on
lnnings; on Koch, = in ii.s inninEs: of
I<in.ld in innings; on Davenport, 8 In
innings. Struck out--By Wright ~
Coveleskie. { LoainK nltcher- Mrirht ~ ~
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Konetchy Doubles.

whereupon Ed Konetchy, the Big
Siege Gun OF the Flatbtsh Fusileers,
belched forth with two bese blow
to port that pushed Hickman and Wheat
across the platter. changed the tally
sheet to read Brooklyn 4. Boston g. and
left more runs on the bases with which
to fatten the score.
The runners held the bags while
Meanwhile was throwing Sut Ward
Kruger, who in the fifth frame had
tripled to the right field fence and
registered on Cadore's single. purposely
was passed. While Meanwhile was
making a brilliant stop and throwout OF
Galore, Myers raced home. konetchy
took third and Kruger second. I'D and
Ernie did not linger long, for Olson
punched two timer TO left and sent
konetchy and Kruger scurrying across
the rubber, running the Brooklyn totai
up to =. Ivy was marooned when John-
ston fled to Riggert.
The Braves got away to one run
lead in the first inning only to have
Brooklyn tie things up in the second half
of the frame. Galore winged Riggert.
who took second on Rawlings's single to
left. third on Powell's safe bunt and
registered when Cruise forced Powell AT
second. Then Olson's single, wild pitch
and Wheats thump evened things up
Braves Gain Early Lead.
The Braves bagged two runs and the
lead in the second inning on Gowdy's
double. Riggert's single, and steal. Pow
ellis single and Hickman's error. The
Dodgers crawled up with run In the
ffth and then settled the issue with
their Ave run avalanche In the eighth.
While the Braves were slamming
Smith hard in the second game Rudolph
was hatiing the Brooklyns and never
letting the Dodgers bag more than one
bingle a frame. Griffith walked in the
fourth. took third on Wheats timely
thump to left on the hit and run and
registered on wild pitch. Hy Myers
dashed a triple 20 the exit gate In the
seventh and scored on an irfeld out,
The Braves got to Smith and Grimes
for fourteen hits for total Of twenty
four bases. Included in the Boston har-
vest were homers by Rawlings and
Meanwhile and doubles by Rawlings,
Powell. Boeckel and Hoke. Besides his
two and four base blows Rawlings
bagged brace OF singles and was
| robbed OF another hit by a slittering
stop and throw by Olson.
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PhillieS TWice Bend Knee
to League Leading Giants
Homer by Cravath is Lone Hit Registered Off Barnes
in Morning Game-Toney Is Effective in After
noon-New York Wins, to l and to 3.

short one Barnes was held at third.
Fletcher singled to centre, scoring Barnes
walked. While Kauff was being retired
on a slow roller to Pearce Burns crossed
the plate.
Chase led OF In the eighth with a sin
gle 70 left. Gonzales moved him along
one base with sacrifice and Hal went
to third on Barness ou.. Burns ham
mcred a single to left and Chase raced
home. The scores
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Quinn Wins This One.

Jack Quinn looked after New Yorks
pitching in this game and j. Picus just
barely got by. The Senators rammed
Jack pretty freely from time TO time.
Mike Menosky singing him for a double
and two singles.
Each team got run in the first. For
Washington Foster singled and went to
second on Mllan's tumble. Rice forced
FEB, but Peck made a poor peg trying
for a double play. and Foster scored.
The Yanks got this one back on Vick's
single. Pecks out and Lewiss double.
The Grlffmen took the lead In the
fourth. Menosky beat a hit to Baker.
advanced to second on Shankss sacri-
fee, third on Janvrin's out, and scored
on Harper's single.
The Yanks took the lead In the NTH.
Baker was safe On Janvrin's tumble and
scored when Pipp tripied over Menosky's
head. Pratt sent Wallie home with q
single TO right.
The Senators tied II again In the sixth
on Menosky's double. Janvrin's infield
hit. and Harper's sacrifice ny. New
York regained the lead In the eighth
when Pipp got life on Rlce,s mum Of
his liner. wallie took second on Pratt's
sacrifice and scored on Bodies Texas
single to right 80 -, =.
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DEXTER PARK GAMES.

Patrons OF Dexter Park. near the Cy-
press Hills e." will be treated TO two
good games tomorrow afternoon when
the Royal Giants and the Bushwicks
m eet In the third OF their series OF double
headers. To date the teams are on an
even footing. each having won two
games. Two weeks ago the teams played
two sizzling contests before big crowd
the Royals taking the first. Q 10 4, but
dropping the second. 10 to s.
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ORNING GAME
Totals. eS7 27 . o.

Three base hits-Pck. Hollocher. Cation,
Terry. Two base hit-Stengel. Stolen base
Mann. Sacrifice hitr.-Hollocher. Mann. Sac
rihce fies-saier. Stengel. Double plays
Hollocher. Pick and Merkle; Cutshsw, Terry
and Safer: Deal. Pick and Merkle Left on
bases--ChicaEo, 4: PittsburY, 4. First base
on sa,ls-oT Hendrix: /; on Miller, Hits
in i.S innings: off Carlson. in "a
innings. Hit by pitchere-By Miller, / CHol.
locherl; by Carlson. ODeaD, Struck out
BY Hendrix. 5. Winning pitcher-Hendrix
Losing pitcher-Millcr.
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DETROIT RECEIVES
TWO CHASTISINGS
White Sox Win by Scores Of 8
to 1 and 2 to Cobb Back
in Harness.

CHICAGO. July - (American) A
single by J. Collins following Jackson's
double in the ninth inning enabled Chi
cago to defeat Detroit, . to /. in the
afternoon game here to-day. The White
Sox won the morning game. to ]. by
punching hits. The afternoon game was
q pitching duel between Kerr and Love.
Ty Cobb. who has been out OF the
game for two weeks, returned TO the
lineup as a pinch hitter In the FIRST game
and as regular in the second game.
Tho ecores:
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MORNING GAME.

Totals. Sl2B 24 10 II
'Batted for Picinich In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Erickson in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Agnew in the ninth inning.
washington ......... 0 o o o 0 / % "a
New York .......... 0 o 0 o 0 Ks
Two base 'hits-Lecnard. Bodie Rice. Three
base hit-Picinlch. Home runs-Peckinpaugh.
Baker 2. Bodie. Stolen bases-Grover. Rice.
Sacrifice hits-Hannah. Baker. Double play
Peck. Pratt and Pipp. Left on bases-New
York, 3; Warrington; g. Hit by Ptches-Ry
BY Shawkey. 4 Erickson 2. Shanks Meeo-
skey) by Erickson. 4 pratt ., Wick, shawkes).
Bases on balls--Of Shawkey. CRice. Grover.
Charity; on Erickson. 3 (Pipp Dodie, Peck.
fnpaugh). Losing Decentralization. Hits-on
Erickson, IL in Z inninRs; on whitehouse, I
in l inning. Earned runs-Of Shawkey, 2; of
Erickson. 4: off whitehouse. .. Umpires-
Messrs. Dineen and Evans. Time Of game
hours md 20 minutes.
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YANKS TAKE TWO
FROM WASHINGTON
Flock of Home Runs Downs
Senators in Mornings, Baker
Getting Two.
SHAWKEY AGAIN VICTOR
Wins 10th Straight--Lewis's
Double Settles Afternoon
Game-ScOres, 8-2, 6-5.
~ FREDERICK G. LIEB.

Faithful old Clark Griffith. former
summer resident OF the isle Of Manhat-
tan, didn't have much OF a Fourth OF
July up on the Polo lawn yesterday.
Clark was forced to listen to a beautiful
symphony by the Yankee homo run
chorus In the morning session. -Four
Yank homers, three of them coming In
the lucky seventh. helped upset WASH
ington in the A NJ. tiff by a score of 8
to 2.
The afternoon conflict was closer and
harder fought. Poor Griff got all het
UP in the ninth when Charity punched
out freak triple. scoring two runs and
placing the Senators run to the good.
In the home half two Yanks were on
and two were out when Duffy Lewis
came toting his bat to the plate
There suddenly was great cornmotion
1he fash came over the wires that
Dempsey was the new fistic champion
The game was held UP while the news
was passed to the anxious multitude.
The crowd then begged Duffy to deliver
aknockout. This he did He crashed a
double against the left field fence and
driffth's dream OF victory vanished. The
lick scored Fewster and Peck and won
for the Yanks, 6 to 8.
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RED SOX WIN. THEN
REPEAT ON MACKMEN
Gamer Clears Bases With
Double in Afternoon.

Boston, July (American) THE
Red Sox twice triumphed here, to-day
and Boston won, 8 to . in the morning
and to 6 In the afternoon. Gamers
double. clearing the bases in the eighth
inning. settNd III. Issue In the afternoon.
Tho scores
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. 8, Washington. 2 (mornlns
Vow York, o. Washington, o (afternoon
camel.
Boston, o, Philadelphia. . (morninR camel.
Boston. Oh Philadelphia, (afternoon
camel.
Cleveland, o. st. Louis, 4 (morninE gAme>.
Ciev Gland. II, 81. Louis. AFTERNOON
chicago, 9, Detroit. 1 (morniDk camel.
Chicago, 81 Detroit, I (afternoon camel.
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AFTERNOON CANE.
Totals. "a 5 Io.:s Il D

Tot ais. SsGIS II Il 2
Two out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Quinn In the ninth inning
Washington. ........... o 0 o. 0 e-5
New York. ............. 90 2 o o. 30
Two base hits-Menosky, Lewis 2. Quinn.
Three base hts-Pipp. Charity. Sacrifice hits
-Shsnks 2. Pratt. Sacrifice hy-Harper. Double
plays-Janvrin. Shanks and Judge; Foster
Janvrin and Judge. Left on bases-Sew York
s; Washington. 0. Bases on balls-OT Quinn
Judge 2, Milan) OF Harper. l Pipp). Hit
by pitcher-By Quinn, lMinn). Struck out
By Quinn, Harper. shanks. Menosky); by
Harper. 2 Hannah. QUINN. Earned runs-oh
Evans and Dineen. Time Of game-2 hours and
rs minutes. -
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Peckinpaugh Lifts ~
His Average to 1892

.hort.sep 81 ths xsn.. the n,ctsS %o %S
more hits yesterday and pulled hfs
average ND 20 .3ea. Rogers great HIT
ting streak has now lasted through
In the game yesterday and got only
fell off-4 pcints. ."-- - Aa :,
In the National League Myers Of the
Dodgers moved into hfth place. "
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Bodi e,' 7: Sies, :: Pratt. q: Pipp, Z;
Ruel, 2; FeWSter, 2: Hannah, /.
GIANTS.


stolen bases-Young. Is; Burns, II; Doyle
/. o; Chase, 7; KAun, 8; Zimmerman, 8; McCarty,
2; Gonzales. 2; 4. Smith, /.
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REDS WIN TWO FROM
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS
Take First in Twelfth Inning
by A to 8 and Nightcap
by 4 to 2.

CINCINNATI. July g. (NetionaD-
Cincinnati won twice from st. Louis to-
day. capturing the morning game, 1 to 8,
after playing twelve innings and win
ming the afternoon contest, 4 TO 2.
The Reds won the afternoon game by
punching five hits. with three passes in
the seventh inning. The scores:
NON
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MORNING GAME,

TUo base hts-Jscobson, Gardner. Harris
Gsrdrcr ?, Speaker, Sacrifice hits-Gedeon.
wambs=anss. Bsgby. Johnston, Sacrifice hy
% Neil. Left on bsses-St Louis. 4 Cleve
land. ?. Bases on bslls-on Galila. S; off
Davenport. .. Hits-oh Gsllia, s in G innings
off Davenport. in innings. struck out
By Gals. 3; by Bagby. .. Wild pitch
Bngby l. Losing pitcher-Gallia.
AFTERNOON GAME
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CLEVELAND INDIANS
GO ON BATTING SPREE
Wollop Ball Hard and Beat
BroUns, 8 to 4 and III to !.

CLEVELAND, July 4 tAmerican) -
Cleveland took both games from st.
Louis here to-day by scores OF . to 4
and II to 1. Coveleskie kept the St.
Louis hits scattered In the afternoon
game. while Cleveland players fattened
their batting averages of four opposing
pitchers. The scores: