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FAST MILE PACED
ON GRAND CIRCUIT
Single G. Hangs Up Seasons
Record in. Closing Free
for All Event.
THREE FAvORITES SCORE
Constantine the Great and
Miss Woodbine Among Win
ners at North Randall.
THREE FAvORITES sCOR1

CLEVELAND, July. 1.-THE elk day
opening meeting of the Grand Circuit
closed at North Randall to-day.
Three favorites and one third choice
we're to-day's winners. Miss Woodbine,
favorlte in the second division OF the
2:10 trot, won in four holly contested
heats The frst division OF this race
was decided yesterday.
Single c.. favorite in the free for all
pace, went the fastest mile of the season.
either gait, in 2:eS% in the first heat.
and in the second heat beat his record
by pacing the mile In 2:02&. 1t was
the fastest three heat race OF the year
Constantine the Great, another Ia
yortte. took the 2 30 trot, and Eva Abpe,
third choice in the 2 :1s pace. won In
three straight heats. Tho summaries:
$50 CLASS TRorTING. PURSE $1,000
SECOND DIVISION.
Miss woodbine. 3. m, by Empire . d,
Expedition Whitehead ;;:;:;.,,,...
Tommy Todd. b. g.. By Todd Mac O
Emma mDart Mcgowan. b. m. By j. Nal
Don D''h De Lopez. biz. g., By kinney -
palsy Toda. ;, m: by George 70
Lesvitt Todd Murphy: .........'.S BRO
Time :esN. 3:1h. 2osN. 7:iOh.
FREE FOR ALL PACE. VALUE $3.50.
Single O.. b. h.. By Anderson Wilkes
veriie e Pstchen. br. m, By Roy Patchen
Mnrnhyi ...,.....,........,..,., 3 ;
Lillian T.. br. M. by Roy Patchen
(Whltneyl ............'. 49,. :. :. 49,
Pctcr Nash, Oh. n. by Peter the
Great tEdman) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
IYme-2 :osE. g;Ra. 2'oSs
eco CLASS TRoTTING. PURSE $1,000.
Constantine the Great. b. h., by
Azof Murphy ..............'.:"..:... i
Brit,on Forbes blk. g.. by J. Mai.
colin Forbes MON ahon) ..........,.. 4
Baron ces. Antle. b. n. by Gigantic ,
reS Se roc rn By Toddinston ishsnh:,.
Peter worth, b. h. By Axworth
f 4sstn Loui: W. and Hsfvcd. also
Time-2;os4. 2;oss, 2lOs.
$50 CLASS PACING, PURSE 1890.
Eva Able. ch m. By. The Aboe
Robert E.. br. g.. by j. q. s. ltMc,
GLADYS B.. h. m. by Simon Ak
Freddie Grattan, CHI g., by Grattsn
Royal tRay. acknowledgements s
solomon Boy. b. G.. By Col. Roberts
Lady Fuiie-. Ester H., betty blackjack,
william Patch Harper and Highland Lassie
also started.
1ime-.:o,H. s.otx, 3:o5H.
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TENNIS PLAY AT MoNrcLA1R.

MoNrcLAIR. N. j.. July lathe Mont
clair Athletic Club tennis players won
all fve matches\from the Essex County
country Club team on the Valley road
courts to-day. The summaries:
Singles - McBurney defeated Dunn.
-, -: Oelsner defeated Arnot.
~ 50; Wyeth defeated Corwin,
6-1, Go.
Doubles-Hinck and French defeated
Mecabe and Beekman. 6-l, e. SeIls-
and sawin defeated Clark and Grimm
Ga, s-a.
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TO AID BROOKLYN'S POOR.
Ebbets ArranRes Athletic Meet for
September II.

Though both President Charles r. Eb-
bets and Vice-Presdent Edward j. Nc
Keever. who were away performing their
duties as members of Mayor Hylan's
committee to welcome President Wilson,
missed the ball game at Ebbets Field
yesterday, they found time to arrange
for big athletic meet at Ebbets Field
on Sunday, September IA, in aid of
sweet charity.
The proceeds Of the big meet will be
devoted toward purchasing coal for
Brooklyn's needy poor. The distribution
will be made In conjunction with the
Christmas charities OF the Brooklyn Elks.
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SAW KNOCKOUT IN DREAM.
Lord NewborOdEh Had Vision of
Beckett Knocking Out Goddard.

oVtCTUT TVTTtSpUHdtHTe 10 NE Sun.
LONDON. June IL (By maid Lord
Newbrough states that the result OF the
BeCkett-Goddsr fight was revealed to
him in a dream.
ION the night before the fight" he says
~ dreamed that Beckett had knocked
out Goddard in the second round. The
dream impressed me little at the time,
hut later | gave a sealed envelope to
my nanservant to open when he received
the result the following morning. In
the envelope was Beckett knocks out
Goddard in the second round. which OF
course tailed with the actual result"
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HAVANA REDS DEBUT.
Play "Treat EN- RouEhs" at Dyck-
man Oval To-day.

The HAVANA Reds baseball team. com
posed of white players from Cuba, a
team that reached New York recently
and has played only few games in this
city. will make It's first appearance of
the. season at Dyckman oval, near the
,DSckman street subway, in game with
Guy Empey's Treat EN- Roughs this
afternoon. The Feds will have in their
lineup Gonzales, Vendetta and Torres
Jimmy Clinton, star twirler of the
Treat En- Roughs will pitch against the
Havana boys. Jimmy Is going at a
whirlwipd clip.
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SENATORS CHASTISE
CLEVELAND TWICE
Washington Lifts Scaips OF
Indians, s to 3, S to 3.

CLEVELAND, July 1e-t American) -
washington surprised the Cleveland In
dams here to-day by defeating them In
both sections of a double header. Cleve-
land thereby lost the advantage 1t had
gained by decisively whipping the YAM
KEGS. Erickson, the former TIGER,
pitched we'll for the Senators with men
on bases in the first game and the
Senators won by a score OF to g.
Washington bun9hed their hits to ad-
vantage in the second game. which Grit
fth's men won by a score of to 8.
The scores:
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FINE BILL AT OLYMPIC FIELD,
Robins Shipyard Nine and News
ark stars Meet LincoIns,

olympic Field, 136th street and Fifth
avenue will he the scene of good
double header this afternoon. In which
the Lincoln Giants will be featured In
the first game the Harlem nine will
TACKLE the Robins Shlpyard team. and
In the second game the Newark Stars
will he the opponents OF the locals Both
of the visiting teams have splendid
records and should mako things inter-
esting for the Lincolns.
Cyclone Joe Williams. who Is pitching
better hall this season that at any time
since he broke into the game almost ten
years ago, will pitch against the ship
builders. II will he the Robins irst
trip of their home lot. They beat the
Lincolns last year
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BAY sTATERs PLAY TO-DAY.
Fiske Red Tops VIII Meet Bush
wicks This Afternoon.

The Flske Red Tops of Springfield,
Mass, semi professional champions, will
make their local debut at Dexter Park,
near the Cypress Hills e." this after
noon in n game with the Bushwicks.
The team is composed entirely OF former
minor leaguers. Its record includes VIC
tories over several major league clubs in
addition TO the ranking sem!-pro mines
of New Hampshire, Vermont and Con-
necticut.
In the first game the Ivanhoes will
play a return match with the Bushwieks,
Two weeks ago the Bushwicks beat the
IyanhesA Q 70 ! In eleven inninGA
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WANT MARATHON RESTORED.

PARIS, July 1.-THE International
Olympic committee. on the express re-
quest OF the Belgian and British rep
resentatives to the meeting at Lausanne.
has authorized the Belgian committee 10
omit the Marathon event from the Olym-
pic games TO be held at Antwerp In
1870. The decision TO omit the race has
aroused such feeling that the bureau Of
the international committee has asked
the Belgian committee to reconsider the
question.
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FIRST ENTRY FoR ZIG .sHo6r.

Commodore A. p. Bennett. one OF the
New York Athletic CLUBS leading trap
shots. Is the fret sportsman TO file his
entrance blank for the twentieth grand
American trabsdoctins handicap. which
Club Chicago, August is. = Stoney Nc
lam, secretary OF the American Trap
shooting Association, pfedicts that al
iAast 4 900 entries Mill be made before
the GosinS date, Saturday. Jufy't D..
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NEWARK TWICE IS
VICTIM OF TORONTO
Canadians. Capture Both Ends
of Bargain Bill--Scores
2 to 1 and 1 to 0.
FIRST GAME A LONG ONE
Bears Force Leafs Into the
Thirteenth Before Bend.
ing Knee.
FIRST GAME A LONG ONE

TORONTO. July 12.-Newark lost both
ends OF its double header with Toront
here to-day, the Leafs making 1t thrs
straight over the Bears In the two daJ
series. The first game, which went
thirteen innings, was won by the home
team by to /. and the second contest.
a seven inning affair by agreement, went
to Toronto. 1 TO 0.
In the first game Newark hung up
its only tally in tho sixth frame and
led until the ninth inning when Toronto
tied it up In this contest Newark out
hit the locals, 10 to 7.
In the SECOND game Toronto scored
ths winning run in the final frame, the
seventh. The scores:
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RUDOLPH PITCHES
BRAVES TO VICTORY
Cubs, Unable to Hit Dick in
Pinches, Are Downcd by
Boston, 4 to 1.

Boston, July 13.--(Natlonal) boston
defeated Chicago 4 to 1 to-day, Rudolph
proving more effective in the pinches
than Hendrix. The fielding of Maran-
vile and Herzog featured.
In the sixth Merkles line drive hit
Hollocher on the neck as he was run
ming for third, but he continued in the
game and played a star role for Chi
cago. The score:
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Bury Dodgers Avalanche and RuWha S BAed Boston Bdh
Sport Events To-day

BASEBALL - Giants VS., Pirates, at
Polo Grounds, 3 r. MI superbas vs..
Cardinals at Ebbets Field, 3 T. NJ.
GOLF - Team match, ~. Adams ut
Mheatley Hills; match between Ives
location and Louis. Martucci ut
Essex County Country Club, West
is 0WTaSSset Sis-r..,.,n x.,s yorr
states championship, Mount Pleas
at Tepnis Club, Pieasantville' N. w.
TH0TTING - Harlem Speedway. $3.50
ROwING-New York Rowing Associs-
tiop REGATTA ON the Harlem River,
$3.50 T.. N.
games ut College Of the City Of New
York Stadium, Morningside A. q. and
~. Clhfihtophef A. G, rterhbers' games
nj Macombs Dam Park,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

=. GAMES SCHEDUI
ri''''I'' In l, Ne" rf q. Ls.l. In s.4sll,n.
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RED SOX SMOTHER
CHICAGO WITH RUNS
Boston Piles Up Big Score and
Babe Ruth Ties Record
for Home Runs.

CHICAGO. July 1c,--tAmerican) Babe
Ruth of Boston to-day tied last seasons
American League record for home runs
when he made his eleventh circuit drive,
IL to 4.
1t was tho first home run Ruth had
made in Chicago since coming into the
league. The game vas "A free hitting
contest. Boston's seventeen hits being
good for twenty-eight bases. The score
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TO DROP DECATHLON.

The Decathlon which figured on the
programme OF the Olympic games at
Stockholm will not be repeated at next
years revival In Belgium. All the sta
dunn events running, jumping and
weight throwing will be held between
August ID and September 1.
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"a Two base hlts-.Hes thcots,,. Kohetchy,
h Tg,ser stolen Ssses.H9SSnsby HsaihsOts
: eBouble plays~biiheeier ana stoclc; lsiduff,
Nit EOHetehy and Olson; Lavsp. Stock and
Miller: Iavsn and Miller. Left on bases
~ ON Nitehsli. Z CdillA, Horpsbyl Z on crimes.
HoEn'byI Hits and r,S earned ed, run rs, a
the third. on Grimes, II and 2. in in.
l., ninssj on DoaS, and 10 3 ~ innings Of
pitcher>-By Tuerq, I CKruegerl. struck out
by Mitchell. ! tHf.thsgte, Pilhoetsr poshl ]
Htstheots, Diihoefer. Dosk0: by .poak
4 lHonetchY, KrueEer, Nyers Ps ruero. /
G%s Tii% p,shSSpoas Sen9s SIts1s.
,--Messrs. Opay (plate) and Quiriey lbases).
Time Of games hours and is minutes.
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Totals .B3 4 s Il 60 o.
'Batted for Higgins in the ninth inning.
%Ratted fnr GillesDip in the ninth inning
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Two base hits-Hollocher, Boeckel. HerzoR
Gowdy. Three base hlts-Magee. Holke, Ru.
Golph. Double plays-Herzog. Maranvlle and
HOlke. .. Left or bases-ChcHgO, 6; Boston.
First base on error-Chicago. Bases on
balls-On Hendrix, .: of Rudolph. l. Struck
out-By Rudolph. I. wild ritch--Rudolrh.
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Two base hits -Ruth Kerr. Hpopsr. ..
fin Gend,l, Three base hrs--Jaclson.
Lamar Melnns Home run Ruth. Stalen
nases-Weaver Gaudil. ?; McMullin . Sac
rine hit-Penn0cf Sacrifice hy-Ruth
Double play-Mclnn's tunsssistcd) Left on
ON Pennock. 1 off Kerr. !; of panfortb' 4
Hits-of Kerr, in Is innings; on Dan
forth, /? In 9 "a innings. Hit by pitch.r-
BY Pennock tWeayer). Struck out-By PEN
nock, 2; by Danforth, .. Losing pitcher
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READING DIVIDES BILL.
Drops First Game to Binshamton,
but Wins Second.

BINeHAMToS, y. Y, July 12.-(1nter-
nationally - Reading and Binghamton
broke even in to-day's double header
here this afternoon, the Cobbiers win
ming the first game, to 1. while Read
ing took the second, 6 to 4. The scores |:
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Totals. 30 1 10 a II o.
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Sii T; wsm6srsnss. saqriflce kiss .
piays-Foster and Judge: Uhle and Gardner.
Left on bsses-w ashington, II; Cleveland. 6.
Bases on balls-on shaw. z; on Morton. l.;
innings: off Phillips 8 in I rs innings: OF
Uhls ? in . innings struck out-By Shaw:
by Phillips. Q; by Uhle, /. Losing pitcher
Morton.
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SECOND GAME
Totals. 20 1421 Is o

Totals. 81 40 81
sTvn ont when winning run was scored
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Home run--Kely. Two. base hits-Rodr4-
ruez, See, 2; Nase, Kelly, Hong Three
base hts-See. BENTLEY. Sacrifice hits
QNell, HONG. stolen bsses-Kslly ,: Kost.
Jacobson. Double play-Rally (unasssted).
Hts-oh Johnson. in innings; OFF Frank,
of Rrogan, l in inning. First base on
errors-Baltimore, 2. Left on bases-Rochss-
ter, II; Baltimore. s. Bases on bslls-Oh
Acosta, ?; of Brogan, 8; on johnson, 8: on
Frank, 3 Struck eut-By Acosta. :: By
Rrosan. /; by Frank. l. Losing pitcher>-
BrOgan.
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Roger Peckinpaugh's
Lead Is Threatened
- OaER pBCR,NpAUeH.s Had \.

~ OGER PECHINPAUGH's lead In
* the American League II shrink
i ing. Peck failed to get q hit
yesterday and now has Only q
four point nargip oyer joe Jackson OF
the White Sox. In the National League
Austin McIienry, the Cardinal left
fielder. moved Into fourth place. while
Williams Of enc Phillies dropped to
nfth. Burns n the Giants was the man
dispIacfd
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ATHLETICS WIN IN NINTH.
Mackmen Defeat st Louis by n
score of . 10 1.

ST. Louis, July 12 (American) -
Philadelphia won from ct. Louis to-day,
to L. In the ninth inning the locals
score ed one run and filled the bases but
fast double play saved the game for
Philadelphia The score:
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BUFFALO, July 12.-(1nternatSonal) -
Jersey City made It two straight over
the Bisons here toby by taking the
second game of the series, to 0. The
Shelters opened the scoring In the sec
ond inning. when they basged their first
run.
In the sixth frame the Visiting players
got their bats going in great style and
before Harscher, the local pitcher. could
check them four runs had been sent
acrosG the plate. Cellars pitched gilt
edged ball for Jersey City. Harscher
twiried well TIL he weakened in the sixth.
Cobb cleared the bases In the sixth
with two base hit that bounded out
Of Straits reach, getting to the plate
himself before the ball was fielded back
to the diamond. Cellars was not hit
hard until the ninth. Tho score:
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shaw. Stolen base-Cooper.. Double plays,
Fletcher and Chase: Fischer. Baird and
Chase. Left on bases-New YORK 8; P1ttS,
burg g. Bpses on balloon Toney,
(stengcI r. Hin-Or Toney, ! in s INNING !:
off Dubuc, in inning. Struck omt-By
Cooper, 2 young. Zimmermanl by Ioney'
Earned runs--on Toney. l. umpircs-Me=srs.
Rlgler and Byron. Time Of game-l hour
and 90 minutes.
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IWU DHHt HIT UdSt
Walsh Harper, Schultz stolen bsse-Ef-
lerbe. Sacrifice hit-shannon. Sacrifice fly.
shannon. Double plays-McIarry, O'Rourke'
and McIarry Gillespie, Ellerbe and Nc
Larry; weiser and Konnck; Donshue, sheri-
dan and Ronnick. Beft on bases-Blngharn-
ton, 6: Reading. L. First base on errors
BinEhAmton. 2. Bases on balls-On Harper
81 on Donahue T. Hit by pitcher-By Dona-
hue Riley. Struck out-By Harper, >; by
DOnahue, ).
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Doak BamIes Dodgers.

Doak did not allow a Dodger TO get on
base in the first four frames. Brooklyn's
=, first hit was a safe bunt by Wheat in
~ the fifth, but Zachary was doubled up
t. stealing as Myers famed.
> 9, Singles by Kruger, Grimes, Olson and
) Griffith, with a wild pitch in between
~ gave the Dodgers two runs in the sixth
Three more runs were bagged in the Sow
enth on Kontechy'B double, Kildun's
~ single. Krueger's double and Grimes 8
y, single. Tuero came to the rescue OF
3 ,boak and spiked the rally. The Cuban
q finger held the Dodgers An check In the
=. AIehth and ninth The score:
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FIRST GAM z

Two base hts-Jndge Myers Three base
hit-.lanvrin. Sacrifice hits-Ertckson Rice,
Speaker Sacrifice hy-Menosky Double
piay-IMnte. wambsganss and Johnston. Left
on hases--wsshingto 10; Cleveland, 10. Bases
Phillips, !, Hits--on Myers. IL in innings;
on Enzmann. l in ! inning of Phillips
8: by Myers. 9; by Phillips, /, Losing
pitcher-Myers
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'lRST GAM =.

hit-B neisch. Sacrifice hit-Blshop. Sacrifice
fly-Bentley stolen base.-Iener, Jacobson.
bases-Baltimore, Z; Rochester, g. Struck out
by Ogden. I: by Kneisch, S. wild pitches
-Knetsch, ORden
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the Way
bu
ard
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Totals. g. al s..s ia Totals. ss5sT

'kane out on three hunted strikes.
b 1or.Ss cc;,;,,x:''..''''''' AZ
Two base hit-Cobb Sacrifice hh-FitZsiui-
mons Double play-Baumsn and Wendell
Left on bAses-Buffalo s; Jersey City. g.
Bases on balls-Oh Harscher. Q: of Zellars, 2
Struck out-By Harscher, 2: by cellars S.
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Two base hits-Smith. ORourke stolen
bases- Rourke. Burns 2. Sacrifice hit
Gillespie. Double plays-weiser. Doelan Shnd
sheridan; sheridan, Doolan and RonniCk ..
Gillespie Smith and McLarry. Left on
bases -Binshamtou, o. Reading, :. Bases on
halls-On Higgins, e; of Weinert, .. Hit
nv pitcher-By Higgins. CHummel, Weiserl
struck out-By Wenert. S.
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.


rssT sss Selling Fly spS S % Duke Ess 1
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FIRST GAM p.
Totals. .A27 ss172
'Batted for Peterson In the eighth inning

'Batted for Peterson In the eighth inning.
tNone out when winning run wac scored.
Toronto. o o o 0 o o % Q IA
Newark. o 0 0 o o o-l
Three base ht--Sargent Sacrifice hits
Letter 0nslow. Jacobs, Justin. stolen base
Anderson. Double plAys-Justin and Onsow
Breckenridge. B. Purtel and Gonzales. Lett
on bases-IToronto, :; Newark, 10, Struck
out-By Peterson. 8; by Rommell. 3; by
Justin. .. Bases on balls-oh Peterson. 2:
of Rommell O. off Justin, 1. Time OF game
. hours and 10 minutes.
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BALTIMORE DOUBLE VICTOR.

League Leaders beat Rochester by
3 to o and 4 to Z.
ROCHESTER. July 12.--Baltimore won
two games from Rochester to-day. to
0 and to 7. Score
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES .-......

'1rsHN7fIN E1FANUVE.
Detroit, Oh New York, 3.
Boston, III Chicago, &.
Philadelphia. 81 81. Louis, 1. r.,..
Washinsten' 81 CieyelAnds . Ist same,
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Totals, Isl IS "a IS q W

Two base hit-wAlker. Three base hits
witt. Perkins. Sacrifice hits-Perkns, Burns.
Dugan. Sacrifice ny-smth. Double plays
-Gerber and Bronkie; Thomas and Perkins.
Left ON bsses-Phil adslphs, 4; ST. Louis, 8.
Bases on balls-0f Johnson q Hits-On
Galna. I in innings. Struck out-By John.
son. 1 by Gallia, . by Wright, /. Losing
pitcher-Gallia.
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PicNiC rARKuGsn.ral Location Base
for 500 dinners. Clam bakes, PC; Mos
beautiful park IN Rrqokiyn. Address o.
Ave. Brooklyn. Phons Evergreen il1t.
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CELLARS BATTLES
BUFFALO BATTERS
Jersey City Twirlcr in Fine
Form, Blanks Bisons,
5 to O.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Jersey City, 6; Buffalo, 0. =.
Toronto, Q: Newark, (i3 innings: frsh,
Toronto, 1 Newark, o second; I Innings
Baltimore, 9; Rochester, 0 (hrsO.
Baltimore. 8; Rochester, tsecond, II IN
nings).
PinEh anton, 4; Reading, 1 tfrsD.
Reading. q; Binghamton, I tsecond).
gfanfftnS AZ tina Cluhs.
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Tlrpity Wltchet II

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Spur raced though
SO0
@i Tme,I:H T.
ownsB H W
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Pittsburk. Il New York, Q.
A.. Louis, 10j Brooklyn, b.
Boston. d Chicago. !.
Cincinnati, u Philadelphia, o.
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Sgo SECOND RAcE-For three.y,


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ED FOR TO-DAY.

70 TON IC-DNT' - a,.O'-----
Nc" MI manto 10 ~ ne gSts. N'.7r4,
PhiladslphiA u ~, Lopls.
WashlAs tOn In = ie9 sIand.
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y = - -,
Newark ............. q 0 o q 90
Toronto ................:.. 0 Ii
Two base hit-Gonzsles. Double plays
Purtell. Gonzales and Orslow; Miller tunas
sisted). Left on bases-Toronto. I; Newark.
/. Bases on balIs--of Shea, I; of Hercts. l.
Struck out--Ry Shea. p by Herche, 2. Time
OF game--l hour and 20 minutes
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er DurOe Dor iaiuer Sans
tbitr nit elmer ShrOtil1nte ~geiun0en.
nit Der er 6drber pom Uetreten iei-
mes Sauie5 abhalten moate. -@s
id)eint nidt gan3 ridtig nit ibm 3u
fem.
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Genstag mur0e. Elm III 3eitungspn-
pier geipifeltcr 9nditrin ourf] einrs
Der S6aufenIter oeS =. 5Guife 81.
ienpaorenla6cnS geruorfen. Ser I'M.
befonntc uebeItbdter bnitc nieaeiht
ieine 8eoanfen aif Raub gerihtet,
bod ifeirt er SEN Wtlltb 0a5u perform
5u babeny oenn IS muroen I'M 6eniter
feline @egerdtdnoe permiBt.
Garl &iiieIbod mo Sophia
aiileIbah perfnltiten ibr Gigentbunt
205 Ruin Strobe nn 8Gul aiiiel-
bad fir $500. 2ebterer miro in Dem
@eboltoe einen See Cream YurIor ein-
riften.
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muroe in ser Montng Nadlt in cinem
Saliie an Der Roro s. StroBe. in 0os
er acknowledgements eingeorungen
mar, auf Dem &iidjenboocn ihlafeno
gefunoen. Den 9oli5ei gegeniiber BE-
boitptete er, feine b0ien Ibiif)ten ge-
babt 81 bobem.
Die Stootncr1paltung ldBt our
3eit Die StraBeu i'm @eitdftspierteI
febren. 9ie$ lit iniofern bemerfen3=
wertb, neil e8 pobl 6os erIte McI
iii, oaB Die Strobcn in oieier Subres.
5eit id,ree- uno ei9frci limo.
- 1as unaetp0bnlih mil6e @etter
miro oieIlcidlt peronlaiIen ooB oo5 @i&
m Stub boI0 oufbriht. 1aourf
fommcn oielc o1i Dem Gis bei;u0.
Iidre ifiifcrhiittcn in Gcfnhr uno o1tdI
cine misunderstanding ser 8co.
pies &eeGompanp. fortgeifmemmt 6ir
mcr0eu.
0ip @nibburn ShuIc (0ic
oIte Sod)iduIc) lit pom StontslfntI-
inipeftor con0cmuirt mor0en. Si5
lit nab ieinem &eritt, ser ON Mons
tag Nbeno in elmer 0cr'HnmIlttn
oe8 2ehrer. ltn0 gltern Eareins oc@
betr. Sduloiitrifts ocrIcicn mur0e,
unpaiIeno fiir Sdnil3medc, einc Sent
erfolle uno u~ngeiuno.
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hat ftdl an Die @iienbahn 9 Commit.
lion nit einem @eirfl q%eruanht. Sen
Is Winuten : 0icnIt olf Der Wprid-
Nnrf 2ntie in eincn iolfen BON 20
Winuten ummunoeln 5l 0iirfen.
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@arein5bouc Ser eagles" bie Gin.
fiibrtng Ger nerlqc1pdhlten 8eamter
Ser 2oqe Itott. Ser Geremonie, Ser
Staat5beamtc ltro m1oere o~tt8tportiq(
0ciuher bcinobnten, foIgte Elm @on'
felt uno cine gcieuige llnterbaltung