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CLEAN SWEEP FOR
AMERICAN ATHLETES
Outclass Representatives Of
Other Nations in Varied Pro-
gramme in France.

PTRsHING STADIUM, France. Friday,
July Warren I'ershin'g. fourteen-year-
old son Of the Commander in Chief Of the
America armies. to-day saw his fathers
soldiers trounce Canada in baseball. ;
beat Australia and France in the med
ley relay race, make a clean sweep Of
the shot put. take first place IA the
high jump, defeat'Italy In the tuG-ot-
war srmi-fnals and win lively boxing
bouts in the stadium. The boy. uni
formed and wearing n Sam Brown belt.
shook hands with the King of Monte
negro and Premier Neni2elos OF Greece
during his stay ut the interal!icd
games
America wound up the track ana fo,l
programme to-day by winning all throe
ing her total score to go. France was
second with IL.
IN the hop, step and jump, H. Prom
won with distance OF 1868 meters cap
proximately As feeD. Charles Bender
was second and ]. L. Madden, third. All
OF the Americans broke the French rec
ord,
The American tug-of-war team beat
the Belgans, winning the championship
America won the catch-as-catch-can
team championship. The Greco Roman
team championship went TO the Belgians
the Americans beating the Serbiaus for
fourth place.
France won the 500 meters relay race
(Army OF Occupation EVENT.. Italy was
second and America third.
Madden. America, won tho running
broad jump also an Army OF Occupation
event. with 6.6l5 meters Ga little over u
feeO.
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MAYBE LEADS HOME THE BEES.
George Hopewel's Yacht Wins in
Bayside Regatta.

There was such light breeze stirring
Yesterday afternoon on Little Neck Bay
that only half of the yachts entered in
the Bayside Yacht Clubs regatta ven
,urcd to sail the course. None of the
stars attempted to make the route and
only two Of the tyc Bayside Birds went
forth Five OF the BaysIde Bees Ven
turrd the conditions and covered the
snort four mile course in fairly good
time The breeze, which came from Me
south frcsHcned somewhat when the
Yachts We're wen under way.
George Hopewell, sailing the Maybe,
won in the Bee Class. crossing the finish
line nearly two minutes in advance of II.
=. Clark in the Busibee.
In the Bayside Bird Class John Johns
in the Teaser won over young Mr. Teller,
who sailed the Wool, owned by his
father, Commodore William r. Teller
The summary
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Dodgers Win, 4 to 2, Then
Massacre Braves, IS to 3
Brooklyns Blast Two Boston Boxmen Out of Box IN
Second Game, Scoring Eight Runs in First Inning
and Five in Third-Reach Fourth Place.
BY GEORGE u. UNDERWOOD.

Rawlings. Myers followed with not
smash through the box over second
into centre. planting Wheat on third.
Konetchy-s sacrifice fly 10 Cruise
brought Buck home. Myers went TO
second when Rawlings was throwing
out Ward. Chuck would have got a
single II he had run out the hit. which
he didn't. Kruger walked.
Pfener Ties Score.
Then Pfeffer started pounding out
his own victory, spanking single to
left that sent Myers home with the
tying run and put Kruger on third
Olsons rap to right drove In Ernie with
what proved to be the tally triumphant
Johnston flied 10 Powell. Singles by
Griffith and Myers and Kenetchy's sac
rihce fly gave the Dodgers another run
in the eighth.
The eight run lead the Dodgers broke
away to in the first inning OF the second
game was gained on Olson's triple,
Maranville's bad throw, pass to johns
ton, an error by Boeckel, Wheats sim
gle, a pass to Myers, Konetchy's sac
rihce fly, another wild throw by Maran-
Vile and hits by Kruger, Mitchell and
Johnston.
In the second inning singles by My
ers and Ward parented run. In the
third singles by Kruger. Mitchell
Johnston and Myers. Zach Wheats
double. Konetchy's triple and Thorpe
boot accounted for five runs. krueger
pass. force out, Olsen's double and
Johnston's sacrifice fly rang up run
No. Is in the fourth. The scores:
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The Sum III aries.

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB THIRTY FOOT
ERS-START. ESQ: COURSE, l5'y NILES
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. "a 10 Fl 10 q
"Batted for Men"skey in the hfth inning.
tBAtted for Whtchousc in the eighth inning.
Slated for Mcbride in the seventh inning.
washington. .........,. -
New Hork...........,.. o Ks
Two base hits-Bodie, Wick, Rica Nelson.
Peckinpaugh. Three base hit-Picnch. Stolen
bases-Pratt. Rice. Sacrifice hit-Pipp. Dou.
bile plays-Peckinpaugh and Pratt Hannah and
Pratt; Shawkey. Pratt and Pipp. Left on bases
New York. Z; Washington. 10: Bases on balls
of Schneider, deouard Milan, Foster,
Menoskey 2. Judge %; off Nelson, MILAN:
Janyrinl: of shawkey, (Rice. Grover: OF
Craft. 2 Pipp, Pratp; on Whitehousc l
u.ewis). Hits-on Schneider, 3 in 4 innings
none out in ffthl; on Mogridgc 3 tretired.
no bstsmen) off Nelson, in 2l-] innings; on
shawkey. in 2 rs innings; of Graft, . In
5l-3 innings on Whiichouse l in ! % in
nings of GILL; none ia inning. Struck out
BY Schneider. tshsnks, Janvrinl by Mel
son, Foster, Mcbride; by Craft, Wick,
Hannah. Winning pitcher-Nelson. Losing
pitcher-Craft. Earned runs--On Craft. 4: OFF
Schneider. 2: of Mogridge, 2 Empires
Messrs. Dineen and Evans Time of game
hours and ~ minutes
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GIANTS HIT RIXEY
HARD; BEAT PILLS
Pile Up Early Lead and Tri-
umph Over Quakers by
Score of 10 to o.
SCHUPP SPIKES RALLY
Comes to Rescue of Dubuc in
Ninth-Doyle Hits for Cir
cult in Fifth.
SCHUPP SPIKES RALLY

PHtI.ApELPHtA, July 6.-The Giants
had little trouble in solving the deliv-
cry of Eppa Rlxey to-day. and batted
their way to a 10 to 8 victory Both
teams hit the ball hard and frequently.
and two baggers were common occur
renee.
The New Workers. started to score IN
the second inning. Benny Kaufr led off
with a single 20 centre field and came
home on Zimmerman's double to the
same portion of the field. Baird then
slammed a nice single to left. but Zim-
norman was unable to score on the nit.
Mccarthy then lifted a long, high ny
TO Whitted, and Zimmerman crossed the
plate. -
In the third the Giants managed to
bring another run across. Chase hit
safely to left and went to third on
Doyle's single through the hot corner.
Kauff hit a sacrifice fly to Whitted, scor-
ing Chase. In the fifth Doyle's home run
clout aver the right field fence ADDED
TO the score Of the visitors.
Causey started to twirl for the New
Workers. and UP to the nth the Phillies
were unable to touch him except In the
first frame, when Callahan slammed one
through first for q single.
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Upton CUP RACER
FINISHES IN LEAD
Loafer Shows the Way in Sec
ond Division of Atlantic
Yacht Club.

The appointment of Richard Rummel,
Bensohhurst Yacht Club, to the position
Of official Handicapped by the Yacht Rae
ing Association of Gravesend Bay gave
decided boom to the sport OF yachting
among the clubs below the Narrows.
When yachting started after the war
this summer no one had the position. AS
a result the craft in the various regattas
to date sailed without any time allow
ance. Yesterday things were different.
Mr.. Rummell took charge of the per-
centage class, and although his figures
still are guesswork the yachts were di-
vided into classes and things moved
along in n shipshape manner.
1t was the turn of the Atlantic Yacht
Club to hold the regatta, and the sail
boat races formed one of the most i'm
portant features of the two days victory
celebration. Unfortunately the wind
was light, and as the craft were COM
PEELED to buck a head tide for the greater
part of the course late finishes were the
rule.
Ethel, large sloop which belongs to
S. Christensen, was the only yacht OF
the first division to race. The craft
therefore had a sailover. In the second
division the winner on corrected time was
the old Upton cup racer Loafer. Eight
yachts made up the division, the largest
class that has raced on Gravesend Bay
this year. In the third division the prize
on both actual and corrected time was
taken by AlcYon.
Although it crossed too soon and had
to be recalled, Mouse was the winner
among the knockabouts. AS the wind
came the regatta committee, made up of
Samuel l.. Finlay. chairman; Lieut.. John
r. Brophy and Handicapped Rummell.
IL 4 e.
miles made up of run. a reach and a
beat. The summary:
HANDICAP CLASS, FIRST DIVISION
START. 3;25-CoURSE, % MILES.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
right field stand. scoring Eddie and

right field stand. scoring Eddie and
Zeb ahead of him.
Russell followed this up with two
base wild throw on Charity, ana ne
scored on Shankss single. Shanks went
to second when Ruel failed to stop the
THROWN. Janvrin singled to right, scor-
ing Shanks, and Peck fumbled on Shaw.
Leonard up the second time sent high
bounder over Pratts head for single
Shaw going to second. Wick then mufled
Fosters fly, Shaw scoring, and when
Russell detected the THROWN into foul
territory Leonard also scored. Foster
stole third, while the angry Russell
held the ball in his hand. McGraw then
went to the relief Of the distracted
pitcher, and the crowd gave n yell when
Peck threw out Milan for the third out.
The Yankees pummeled big Sim Shaw
pretty hard after that. but that eight
run lead of the Washingtons was too
much to overcome. The scores:
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Nelson stops Scoring.

luther Nelson was called in with
man on third and none out and permit
ted no further scoring. But the Swede
needed help IN the seventh, and old re-
liza BILE Bob Shawkey finished up, even
though he pitched the morning game the
day before.
2 Craft started off for Washington and
got along pretty well until he began TO
wilt under the heat when he gave way
10 whitehouse--a good Washington
name-and Whitehouse in turn was
F.ucceeded by an unknown named Gill.
The Yankees got OF to a two run
lead in the fourth inning OF the first
game, scoring the runs on singles by
pipp and Pratt, Bodies double and Han
nsh's out
The fifth was the only inning in
which Washington was able to do
ANYTHING after It got runners on base.
Judge walked and Foster singled.
Schneider then gave way to Mogridge.
Milan hunted safely, filling the bases.
Rice doubled, scoring Judge and Foster,
and Milan and Rice came In on Pici-
nich's triple. All this happened before
n man was out Then Nelson came
in and stopped the scoring.
First Inping a Nightmare.
The first inning OF the second game
was n nightmare. Allan Russell. who
shut out the Senators. ! to 0. early in
the week. took that eight run lombard
ment All eight runs scored by WASH
iugton came over after two were out
Tho Yankees helped encourage Russell
IN this inning by making Ave errors. 1t
simply looked as II the ball were be-
witched. Everybody that touched the
Ball booted 1t. while throws from the
outfeld rolled through three and four
PLAYERS az II II were a creased pig.
Z Leonard went out Pratt TO first, while
Foster and Milan cracked out singles.
Rice popped TO Peck for the second out.
Menosky then upset Russells equilib-
rum with a home run smash into the
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VEGA BEST OF THE STARS.
sails to Victory in Race on Port
Washington.

PoRr WAsuINGToN, l.. l. July j.--R
D'Oench. sailing the Vega, won the sec
md of the series Of races for the cham
1ionship Of the star class Of the Man
iasset Bay Yacht club this afternoon
The Vega crossed the finish line ! min
ute and q seconds ahead Of the GeminI,
owned and sailed by r. NJ. Pirie. Five
u the little yachts started and light
breeze from the south compelled the
winner TO cover the six mile course In
summary
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BARRY WANTS RELEASE.
Can't Make Terms with Mack
Would lie Free Agent.

BosToN. July Jack Barry an
nounced tonight that he would seek an
unconditional release from H. IL. F'raZee,
president OF the Boston American League
Club. who recently traded him to the
Philadelphia club, Barry had a con-
ference to-day with Connie Mack at
which 1t was decided that he would not
join the Athletics II Barry obtains his
release. lie may sign with some other
big league club.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hlts-Powel, Thorpe, Olson. z.
Wheat. Three base hts-olson. konetchy,
Ward. Sacrifice tiies-JOhnstnn, knnetchy.
Double play-MarSnville and Holke. Left On
bRsos-B BOSTON, II; brooklyn, 6. Bases on balls
on Cheney. Johnston. Myers on Scott.
! CGrifhihl; of Fillingiul. l tkrueger): of
Mitchell (Wllson, BlaCkburns). Hts-pr
Cheney. 3 in II inning; or Scott 10 in . 10
innings; OFF Fillingim C in 5 1-3 innings.
Struck out-By Filhngim. ALLEN; by
Mitchell S Powell. Thorpe ?, Gowdy, rrRcrs-
Ser). Wild pitch-Cheney. Losing pitcher
Cheney. UmnreS- Mcssrs. Harrison CpHtel and
Mccormack Cbases). Time OF game hours.
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MERKLE AND MANN
STAR WITH WILLOW

pITrsRrFG. July 5-CNationaD .-
Chicago hatters hammered the delivery
Of both Hamilton and HIN for sixteen
hits to-day. the visitors winning 10 TO 2
Merklc, with a single, Two doubles and
a triple, and Mann with two triples, led
in the attack Carter held Pittsburg 10
six hits and was never in danger. The
score
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DETROIT'S RALLY IN
FOURTH WINS GAME
Tigers Score Enough Runs to
Beat White Sox, s to 3.

CHICAGO, July (American) De
troit staged rally in tho fourth inning
to-day and by punching hits, one Of
which was a triple by Dauss, with a
sacrifice. an error and successful
squeeze play made enough runs 10 de-
feat Chicago, The score was 6 to 8.
The score
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ATHLETICS TWICE
HUMBLE RED SOX
Win by Scores Of 5 to 3 and 8
TO 6-.Babe" Ruth Hits
Homcrs in Succession.

BosToN. July J.--( American --Phila-
deluhia won both games from Boston to-
day by final inning rallies, The Red So%
took the first, TO 3. and the second, )
to 6. g.
Babe Ruth made two home runs IN ms
last two times at bat in the second game
his first drive landing in the right mel"
bleachers and his second scaling the
left field wall. The scores:
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Myers Batting Third
in National League

Hy Myerr'- heavy hitting has car
ried the Brooklyn slugEer into third
place among the National League bats
men. The veteran Crayath stu con
tlnues 20 blaze the trail. Roger beck-
inpauEh, Yankee captain. still shows
the way to the three Dcroit stars ana
jackson in the Americana Roger IN
mauling the ball mt 1886 clip.
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Totals. 80 II II oil
Totals. IS 5 IL 81 % 7
3 o o O o o I Ill
. 0 o 3 o 0 / ] O-5
Washington 5000.
New York

Two base hits-vlck, Bodle ., Baker Home
runs Menoskey, Leonard. Stolen bsses-Fos.
ter Menoskey, shsnks, Jsnyrin; Sacrihce hit
charity. Left on hsscS-Sew York. 9; Wash
!ngton, s. Bases on balls-On McGraw. 6
leonard. Foster. Milan, Charity. Shanks.
Janvrin) OF O'Duu. (ShAw, Menoskey) OF
shaw, Pipp, Baker, Pratt. Hits-Of Rus
seli in "a inning or McGraw, iu 10
pitcher-By McGraw. l CshanksJ. struck out
BY Shaw, (McGrGw, B. HAlhs, Bodice. Wild
pitch-McGraw. LOsing pitcher-Russell Earned
runs-Of Russell or McGrsw :; on O'Doul,
on Shaw, 5. Umpires-Messrs, Evans and
Dlneen. Time of game--2 hours md IL minntcs
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KNoCKABoUTs-sTA 3:so--CoURsE, :
MILES
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WASHINGTON SPLITS
BILL WITH YANKEES
-
Both Teams Play Like School
boys and Amuse 10000
Sweltering Fans.
-
HOME LADS TAKE OPENER
Give Eleven Passes, but Win
6 to 4-WashingtOn Cor
". rails Second, II to 5.
HOME LADS TAKE OPENER
ny FREDERICK G. LIEB.

In one OF the widest and weirdest
double headers ever enacted on Nam
'-hattan soil the Yankees split even with
Griffith's Senators on the Polo Grounds
yesterday. Despite the fact that
quarter OF local hurlers bestowed. eleven
''bases on balls on the Washingtonians in
the opening fracas, the home lads won
out by to margin.
$50 In the second event the Yankees
spotted the Griffmen eight runs in the
d. FIRST inning, but this proved too big OF
n handicap TO give to even the WASH
tington club and the Senators put the
game into its winning column by a score
OF IL 20 8. 1t was the first victory
the Senators have achieved in the State
! OF New York this season.
rSe Time was no object with the teams. 1t
took Ave and n half hours to reel off the
eighteen innings. The first game lasted
two hours and three-quarters, and the
!. second two hours and n quarter. Be
q sides, there was an intermisson. And,
= whew It was hot
D Z The twin bill coaxed out $50 fans,
the largest crowd that Washington ever
- played to In New York. The Yankees
returned TO one of their bad habits of
e former years The bigger the crowd the
wilder they used TO play.
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HANDICAP CLASS, FIRST DIVISION
START. 3;25-COURSE, 20 MILES.

Corrected times-I,oafer. Ike 20: Careless
..ol %. Sylla. 2.03;l3; May, 2:0J 80; Mavour-
necu. g:ll ~; Wahkan H., 2:l3;2S; Chippawa,
10 Is; Fantasia, 2:l5:5l.
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SOTHORON LEADS
BROWNS TO VICTORY
St. Louis Takes First Game of
Series With Indians, 6 to 2.

ST. LOUIS, July 8. - (American) -
Sothoron pitched st. Louis TO to 2
victory over Cleveland in the opening
game Of the series to-day. The locals
punched their hits in four innings, while
Sothoron was very effective with men or
bases until the ninth, when he eased up
and Cleveland made two runs. The
score:
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
MEXICAN IEAGuE.

Kew York, g; Washington 4 Cirst camel.
Washing on, III New York, 5 (second
game).
Philadelphia, d; Boston, 3 first game).
Philadelphia. 8; Boston, o 90 innings, sec
ond camel.
Detroit, @; Chicago, 3.
81. Louis, 6; Cleveland, 2.
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in Bra
Spor. Events To-day

BASEBALL - Washington VS.. New
York at Polo Grounds, 3 +. Mi Boston
vs.. Brooklyn at Ebbets Field, T.. NJ;
Newark at Jersey City, two games,
1850 r. NJ.
BIKE DEMONSTRATIONS at New
ark, 1880 =. NJ.
TENNIs-Eastern New York state
championship, Mt Mount Pleasant Ten
mis- Club, Pleasantville, n. y, 1880
A. M; North Side championship, final
Tennis Club, $3.50 T.. M; Nassau
County Club invitation tournament,
final rounds, singles and doubles. IL
A. NJ.
GOLF-summer tournament ut st.
Adams.
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Totals. 80 II Is q 10

Two base hit-KeatinE. Stolen bases-Kcat-
ing. McCsrron Sacrifice hits-Breck nrldlc,
Wiltse. Sacrifice hy-Whueman. Double play
Gonzales ard Onsow Left on bases
Buffalo, :; Toronto, 4. Bases on ba'ls-un
Thomas. 3; of Jones, r. Hir by pitcher
by Jones. / (Straip. Struck out-By Thomas,
8. by Jones, 3. Passed bsll-Deufel.
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Two base hits-Johnson Burns, Hooper,
Home rnns-Ruth, z Sacrifice hits-walkcr p
James, shannon. Double playsIThomas' WIZ
on bases Philadelphia, .; Boston. 5. Bases
on balls-On johnson, 3; off James, g. OF
Homes, l. Hts-On James in innings; oil
Jones' In / inning. Struck out-By John.
SON I: by james, l. Wild prch--Johnson,
Losing pltcher-Joncs
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR
REDS OVER CARDS

CINCINNATI, July 5.-(Sational) The
Reds made a clean sweep of their series
with st. Louis by winning 3 TO 4. The
batting of DauOert was feature. The
score:
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ORIOLES HIT BALL HARD.
Timely BingIes Bring Victory Over
ReRdinR, II to Z.

BALTIMORE. July 5.-Gnternatioual)
baltimore hit Brown hard at oppor-
tunc times to-day and walked away
with the contest with Reading, II to :.
The score.
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TwO base hits -Be"Rvermit. O'Rourkc.
Three hase hit-Shannon. Sacrifice hit
Rodcy. Sacrifice flies smith. ?, Double
ulays-Tllerbo to McLUrry, Gillespie to Ma.
AIRY HIT by pitChCr-By Bcukverml ,Car-
RS NaGlcN. Left on bases-Rochester. z;
Mnghamtou, 10 First base on halls--On Chr,
ford 3; of Beckvermt, !. Struck out-By
BvCkvermIt, Wild pitch eCKyernut.
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Totals.., 81 6 s'26 u 4 Shell 6ack,p 900 0


'Gandil out, hit by batted ball.
+Batted for Faber in the eighth inning.
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EASY FOR BINGHAMTON.
limoges Shut Out Rochester by
Score Of : to q.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, July 5-OntcrnA-
uonaD .--BeCkvermit held Rochester TO
five hits and Binghamton had no trouble
beating the locals to-day by a score OF
3 to O. The score:
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+Batted for Faber in the eighth inning.
Detroit .............. a o 0-5
Chicago ....,,...... 900 % 0 1 O-3
Two base hits-Veach. Weaver Three base
ht-Dauss. Stolen bases-Neach. Cobb. Sac
rl1oe hlts-Fe!sch. Young, Jones 2, Bush.
Double plsys-vesch and stanage Dauss,
Young and Heilman; Dauss, Bush and Hell
man Left on hsses-Detrolt, 6: Chicago, 2.
back, !. Hits-of Faber, in 8 innings: on
shcicnback, in inning. Hit by pitcher
BY Faber. (Stanage). Struck out-By
Faber, .; by Dauss, 1, Losing pitcher
Faber,
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-Haverhill :; Lawrence. .
thrst game)i Havcrhill. 10; Lawrence. I
(second game).
At Fitchburg -Lowel s. Fitchburg. =.
At Iewiston-Portland, 6: Lewiston o
thrst game); Portland. 8; Lewiston, / Csec-
ond game. Seven innings by agreement
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Two base hlt- Merkle :, HlaCkwcII Threo
base hits -Mcrlle Mann .. Southworth, SAFER
stolen bases Pick. Rigbcr Sacrifice hit
Hollocher. Sacrifice hy-Cutshaw. LETT on
bases-Chlcsgo, j.; Phtsburg z. FIRST base
on balls-oh Carter, 2; of Hamilton. D. Hts
inuiugs Struck out-None, Wild pitch
Hin. Winning pltcher-Csrter Losing
pitcher Hamilton,
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NEWARK CONTINUES
ITS WINNING STREAK
In Pitching Duel Between
Stryker and Zellers Bears
Beat Shelters.
ONLY 3 HITS FOR LOSERS
Fitzsimmons, Former Brook
Ign Player, to Join Jersey
City-Score Is 9 to o.
ONLY 8 HITS FOR LOSERS

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Newark 2; Jersey City, 0.
Buffalo, Ii: Toronto 2.
Reading baltimore first game postponed 10
TODAY as first game OF double header
Baltimore, II; Reading, Z (second game).
Binghamton, 8: Rochester, 0.
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Two base hlts-Burns, McNally, shannon
Three base hit-Kopp. Sacrifice hits Hoopcf
Wit. Sacrifice fies-Dugan 2. Lett on hasrs
on Rogers I; OF Dumont, J. Hts-Oh Du
mont. in, innings; OF Caldwell; IN
,TbcnaS Struck out-Ry Rogers, g; by Du'
mont. i. wild pltch-Dumont, Losing pitcher
caldwell.
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BIsoNs SCORE VICTORY.
WiItse's Boys Defeat Toronto by
II to 2.


BUFFALO, y. V, July 5.-Gnterna-
tional.-The Bisons defeated Toronto
here this afternoon by a score of IL to
Tho erpra.
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After piling up the enormous lead
Uncle Robbie gradually withdrew his
regulars to rest them up for to-days
Chme until only Outfelder Tommy Grif-
fifth. Third Baseman Chuck Ward and
Clarence Mitchell. the pitcher, were LETT
of the original corps that started the
game. Mack Wheat was behind the bat,
Ray Schmandt on first. Pete Kilduff ut
second, Malone at short, Hickman In
left and Allen in centre.
Till the seventh inning assault on
Heating in the first game Rays .spitters
had bafHed the Dodgers and It looked
as If Pfeffer was in for another de
feat Powell's two base slam to right
in the frst was followed by wild heaves
by Konetchy and Ward. n one run lead
for the Braves resulting. Boeckels
single. an inheld out and Gowdy s
wicked lash to left manufactured an
other Boston run in the sixth. When
the Dodgers came up in the seventh
Boston was leading. to 0.
Zachariah Wheat lifted the lid in the
seventh with a smoking bingle through