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New Britain herald., 1919-05-21

NO. company, temporarily To- cated at the headuuarters on Com merclal street has the apparatus and a small working force. If the new station is built this year as we hope. 1t Will be located there. New Britain should take advantage of the charter right to erect the new fire station in the southwestern section of the city at the very earliest possible date.
 Motor Costs
 Through the service of the depart ments master mechanic. Edward c Burke, the motor maintenance cost to the city is kept down. All general repair and overhauling is done by him, assisted by members of com panies. Since resuming duty after being mustered out of the federal service he has given the apparatus a thorough overhauling. The city serv- ice ladder truck is now undergoing overhauling. This truck is to be equipped with pneumatic tires in- stead of solid tires, and as stated
New Britain herald., 1919-05-21

one of the pilots, who had severe at tack of seasickness. The men have
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Costs and Results.

The record of services of the New Britain fire departm ent compares fav- orably with other cities. The per cap ita cost of the department last year was s2.20, figuring on the census pop ulation, which was taken in the con- sideration of the cost of other depart ments. The per capita fire loss here was s1.90. The following tabulations are of interest:
New Britain herald., 1919-05-21

elsewhere, will be fitted with chemical tank and made that much more valuable in service.
 During the year two trucks and the chiefs car were repainted and while now laid up the city service truck will be re-Varnished and touched up.
 The appropriations for the main tenance of motor apparatus for the year is $1.700, sum which will hardly be sufficient to carry through. The expenditures this year with only seven cars was greater than the sum now allowed. This amount allowed covers gasoline. oil, painting, tires and such parts as may be required for nine machines. It also covers part of the cost of maintenance of the electrician's car.
 That motors are an economy, bar ring accident, is apparent since the maintenance cost of a like amount Of se-drawn equipment would en- tail an annual expense of at least S6.00O
New Britain herald., 1919-05-21
MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN FIRE
 DEPARTMENT SHOWN IN REPORT New Maxim Motor Pump and Seagrave Aerial Ladder Part of New Equipment Changes at Various Sta
 tions Are Also Made to Increase Efficiency.

show that the work tends to reduce the number of fires.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. :. 80 II "a 10
'Batted for Davenport In eighth inning.
4Batted for Morton In fourth inning.
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WILLARD SURPRISES
TOLEDO ONLOOKERS
Champion Looks Fit and
Shows Speed in First Work
out on battle-ground.

TOLEDO. June 3--Jess Willard began
for his heavyweight championship con-
test with Jack Dempsey here on July T.
The 500 persons who watched him in his
first public workout since leaving Call
fornla left his canvas enclosed ring in
astonishment over the apparent excellent
condition of the champion. ..
There was little II any extra weight
on his huge frame. His wind was good
and his skin glowed with health. He
settled down to his training grind good
naturedly, which indicated, according
to experts. that he had been training
hard for several weeks. When willard
appeared In the ring attired in a light
gymnasium suit It was noted that the
rolls OF fat he packed some months ago
had been wiped out by hard exercise.
After Juggling at the weights and
doing some shadow boxing. the giant
boxed three rounds with Jack LAWN. q
veteran light heavyweight from Cleye-
land. Willard snapped over a left hook
In the second round that sent LAWN
Keeling through the ropes. After the
workout, LAWN, who also has boxed with
Dempsey, said he was stung by the
punches, although Willard pulled" most
LOT them.
DOAeu Win bklli
and speed, blocking punches to his mid
section with his elbows and forearmH
and slipping his head away from dan
gerous blows to his chin. Sergeant Wal
ter Monahap. who trained Willard for
his championship match with Jack John
son at Havana, arrived in camp tonight,
and with Jack Hempel. the coast heavy
weight. will work with the champion to-
morrow.
Dempsey did not work to-day, but
idled away the time motoring. swimming
and playing around his camp. The
challenger will not resume his condition
Ing grind until Saturday.
Tex Richard was so agreeably sur
prlsed over Wizards condition that he
said that picking the winner of the
match would be guesswork.
Il do not mean that I look for a
draw, but the contest, I believe, will be
an even one unless there Is a knockout"
Richard said. willard certainly locks
fine. I can tell by his appearance that
he has been training constantly and that
he has the confidence OF being able to
dispose OF Dempsey. II were to wager
any money on either man 1 would insist
on betting II on evens"
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FORDHAM ADDS TO
LIST OF VICTORIES
Syracuse Is Latest Victim, Up
Staters Going Down to Z to
5 Defeat in Keen Contest.

Fordham's baseball team added an
other victory to its string by defeating
the Syracuse nine in hard fought game
at Fordham Field yesterday afternoon,
z to 6.
Kuhnert, a southpaw, who pitched for
the visitors. allowed seven safeties. He
was wild and ineffective in the plnches.
He gave six free passes to first and
fielded his position very poorly.
Sensational fielding by The Bronx col
legians enabled MacNamara, Fordham's
star twirler, to get out of several tight
holes
With the score to in favor Of the
up State aggregation. Fordham evened
matters In the third round on singles by
Mclaughlin and Keough. Halloran's two
base drive and a brace of infield hits.
The home nine took the lead In the
NTH stanza by tallying twice. Nc
Laughlin drew base on balls, advanced
TO SECOND on Keough's sacrifice and
completed the circuit on Halloran's long
single to right field. Halloran then
added another run to Fordham's total by
steling second. third an home In quick
succession.
Buckley. the Maroon centre fielder,
who made several fine catches, was the
star OF the contest. Frank Feisch
played his usual brilliant fielding game
at shortstop. He will report to the
Giants next Monday. The score:
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A Few Hot Liners

After to-day's game with the Phillle,
the Giants Will be away from home for
quite spell. They will return on the
date which many citizens look forward 10
with trepidation. On July / they will be
back with the Dodgers.
Not much has been heard Of Georec
sister the great first baseman of the
Browns, this year but IL he has many
more days like yesterday he will crowd
COBB. Young and all the rest on the base
bail page. In n double header In Cleveland
ne MT two homers. two doubles and a
single. This is tho year for the old extra
The lowly standing OF tho Phillies in
the percentage table makes the aveTa re
fan underestimate the driving mower a,
Coombss club. Even the Giants. with
their notable array of sluggers, do not pack
much more OF punch than the Phiilies
The averages OF last week showed the
Phillies right on the heels OF the Giants
In club batting. The PhilIies have RIvan
New York more trouble than any othsI
team In the league. OF the nine Ramss
played between the two clubs the GIants
have won fve.
While the White sox were breez,n.
along merrily In the West many critic
wrote, wait till the SoH hit the douhIs
header period" That prediction has come
day period tho former worlds chamninn,
have lost three straight The Soy hsd
Seen skating along with Cicotte, Fabor and
Williams doing practically all their mitch.
the strain 1855 ~"N
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YANKS ONCE MORE
DEFEAT MACKMEN
Wards Hit Goes Through
Walker in Ninth and Wins
for New York, 1919.
Special pespatch 10 Tnn srN.

PHILADELPHIA. June "a two man
rally by the infant terribles, Herold
Ruel and Aaron Ward, gave the Yankees
the Athletics to-day. It was a nip and
tuck. heavy hitting battle.
With Philadelphia leading, Q to s, in
the ninth. Ruel walked with one down.
Ward. batting for Shore, blazed a hit
TO centre. The ball bounded through
Walker and allowed both of the Yankee
youngsters to score. ..
For the fourth time In fve days Bob
Shawkey was called In to finish a game
for New York. Bob turned the Ath-
letics back In their half of the ninth
but will not get credit for the victory as
the Yankees were ahead when he went
into the box. Shore is credited with the
victory.
Seven pitchers worked during the fray.
three for Mack and four for Higgins.
The Athletics outbatted the Yankees both
In number and weight OF their blows,
but the New York defence was tighter
than the Philadelphias. which crinkled
at critical moments and helped the
Yankee scoring. Dugan led the Phila-
delphia onslaughts with four hits, in
Guiding double and a homer.
The Yankees broke away to a two
run lead in the first on Peckinpaugh's
walk an infeld out, a wild pitch, singles
by Lewis and Pipp Pipps steal and a
wild throw by Perkins The Athletics
iorged to the front with three runs in
the fourth on Roth's single, an infield
out, a dropped throw by Baker that let
walker 90 all the way to second on a
helder's choice. Dugan's infield hit Peck.
inpaugh's error and a slide by Duean
under l'eckinpaugh's throw to the plate
In the NTH the Yankees reglined the
Iead' scoring two runs on Vick's single.
feckinpaugh's pass, Bakers infield out
and Lewis's timely single. Dryan greet
ed Quinn with home run drive into the
left field bleachers In the sixth and Hug
gins derricked Jack and planted Mo-
sridge on the peak. Before the side
could be retired the Athletics bagged
TWO more runs on a pass to Thomas,
ferkinss double and Geary's single.
which scored Thomas and Perkins Witt
singled and Grover walked, filing the
bases. Mogridge then famed Roth and
made Burns smash into a double play
Baker got two bases on a wild throw
by Burns in the seventh and came the
rest of the way on two infleld outs In
the second half OF the inning the Attn
.etics b2aged brace of runs on Dugan's
double, a pass to Perkins and singles by
Geary and Witt.
ODoul batted for Mogridge with one
down in the eighth and walked. On the
hit and run he scored on Vicks double
On another hit and run pley Peckin-
paugh singled, scoring Wick. Roger took
second on the throw and registered on
Bakers single. Kinney replaced Geary
and temporarily halted New York How
the Yankees won in the ninth has been
told. The score:
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ROYALS AT DYCKMAN OVAL

Guy Empey's Treat I'm Rou-hs,' -
which last Sunday beat tho strong
philadelphia Giants team and the
Bridgeport nine in "A double header. will
play the Royal Giants next Sunday
afternoon I'm the feature OF a double
header at Dyckman oval near the Dyck-
man street subway station. Hubbard
who has been pitching great ball for the
Royals. will be the choice OF that team.
In the other game the Audubons will
meet a strong nine. A band will fur
nish music before and during the game.
COLUMBIA VS.. PENN TODAY.
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Tot ais. Is 10 II q 1921
'Bstted for Hannah in the eighth inning.
tBatted for Mogrldge in the eighth inninx
tBstted for Shore In the ninth iuning
sRan for Kinney In the ninth inning
New York .......,. 2 O a IN
Philadelphia ......O 0 o Q
Two base hits-Vick, Hannah. Dugan, Per.
kins, Home fun-Duysn. Stolen bases-Pipp.
paugh and Pipp. Left on bases-New York,
Il: Philadelphia, Is. First base on errors.
New York. i; Philadelphia. /. Bases on bal
of shawkey, /; OF Gravel. 6; on GEAR /
on Kinney. g. Hits--On Gravel, 8 in 6 -
Innings; OF Geary, in 2.S innings; on
innings (nons out in SIXTH OF MogTidge.
in innings of Shore, / in 1 inning: OF
ShsWkey. m inning. Struck out--By Quinn
by Kinney l. Wild piich--Graveii. Winning
pitcher-Shore. Losing pitcher-Kinney.
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BUsHwICK's STRONG BILL.

The Bushw!cks, who fac work this
season Indicates the winning of another
championship, will have strong oppose
ton this Sunday at Dexter Park near
the Cypress Hills a." when they clash
with the famous Cuban Stars of Ha-
vana' champions Of the Cuban National
League. The Cubans last Sunday PLAYED
two keen contests with the Lincoln
Giants and won one. to s, in the elev-
enth inning, after losing the first 7 to 6.
Suarez. who beat the IAcoIns, will pitch
against the Bushwicks in the sunset tn.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. IS lt1227 10
.Batted for Wright in fourth inning.
tBatted for Davenport In 18th inning
fBatted for Phillips IN eighth inning.
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COLUMBIA VS.. PENN.

The Columbia University baseball
team will engage in its last game OF IN.
season this afternoon when the annual
commencement day battle with Pennsyl-
vania Will be fought on South Field.
Coach Dawson is especially anxious TO
gain victory to-day. as not only will
Il even the series with Penn this year,
but " also will put the locals ahead for
the season in games won and lost.
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YALE GETS ITS WORST
DRUBBINC OF SEASON
Holy Cross Trounces Els by
Score of 10 to 2.
Specio, Despatch to THE sux

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Juno 8. - Holy
Cross landed on Frank Coke to-day for
thirteen hits in the six and n third in
nings which he pitched, and scored ten
runs, enough to give Yale It's worst beat
ing of the year. 10 to 2. The heavy
clouting Worcester aggregation vent
into the seventh inning with two run
lead over the Ellis, but in this frame by
just batting around as result OF Ave
hits for ten bases added six runs to their
total, which decidedly put the game on
ice. The score:
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PRINCETON CREW CAPTAIN.

PRINCETON, N. j., Juno Sat a meet
ing Of the varsity crew men this after
noon Rogers Sullivan Lamont Of New
ark. n. j.. was elected captain of the
1920 crew. Lamont stroked his fresh
men crew In 1917 and both this year
and last has been a powerful oar on the
varsity. He graduate from Newark
Aoademy in 1915 and is member of the
junior class.
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FIRST GAME

Totals. 81 ? IL so IS 0
Two out when winning run was scored
tBaited for Rudolph in the eighth inning.
Brooklyn ....... ooodo o99 81
Boston ....,,...., % 0 II
Two base hts. Wheat, ]. Smith. Three
base hit-Powell Stolen base-Herzog Sac
rifce hts. smith, Double plays-Z. Wheat
and NJ. Wheat: Konetchy and Olson; 5, Smith.
Olson and Kone1rhy; Olson and Konetchy;
MaTanvilIe Herzog and Holke. Left on
bases-Brooklyn, 3: Boston, 8. Bases on
balls-off smith, 6: OF Rudolph. |. Hhs-off
Rudolph. 8 In 9 innings; OF Heating, ! In 3
innings Struck out-By 3. smith, ]: by
rudolph, 4; by Heating, 2. Wild pitch
Rudolph Winning pitcher-Keating.
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Totals; .,ss+nnIOo Totals, :, 80 8 q 10 /
Boston. 40 % o IA
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BRADEN "Y" CLUB LEADER.

NEW HAVEN. June 3.--James NJ. Bra
den OF Washington. Pa. football and
track star at Yale, last night was elected
president Of the "Y" Club, newly
formed organization OF past and present
"Y" men OF Yale
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BROWNS SPLIT BILL
WITH CLEVELAND
Sisler Hits 2 Homers in First
Scores, II to s and 8 to S.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. June S.-(American)
Cleveland and st. Louis broke even In
a double header here to-day, st. Louio
winning the first game. IL to 8, after
overcoming Ave run lead and Cleve-
land taking the second, s to 8. Both
were free hitting contests and errors
were numerous Sisler hit two home
runs In the first game. The scores:
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First base on error-Ryracuse Two base
hits-Feusterwald. Halloran. Sacrifice hit
keough. Sacrifice fy-Hsnnon. Stolen bases
,-McLoughlin. Frisch 2, Burkley Brown, Hal.
lorsn 9. Left on bnses-Fordham. (: SYRIA
euse, 8. Double plsy-Kernan and Allen.
Namara. !. Struck outBy Kuhnert. s: BY
MaGNamara, >. Hit by pitcher-By Kuhnert.
tBwkleyl. Hts-Oh Dugen. in 2 in.
nings on MacNamara. 6 in innings Um.
pire,Mr Connolly Time of game-1 hour
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Totals. sI7nE 81
Totals. 49,. s44e2 Il
tBAtted for Toner In the ninth inning

tBstted for Tonsy' in the ninth inning.
FFe e4 SHPS .,... ,ddS9SS 9 u
Two base hit-Burns. Three base hit
Woodward. Home runs-Doyle, Whitfield,
S stolen 6ases-Yopng. g Kaufi, Baird Sacrifice
on bases-New York. Z; philadelphia. 6, First
hase on error-New York. Bases on balls
on Schupp. (sicixing. Woodward Crsvsth) /:
IN Woodward. 4 young 2. Burns. Kauff).
Hits-on sehupp. Z in Z inning; on Toney,
pa IN 'R1ir{gs struck SS.By sch2pp
willamO; by Woodward, lChase). Passed
bal-Cady: Losing pitcher-Schupp, Earned
runs-On Schupp, &: OF Young. /: of Wood
ward, g.: Umpires-Messrs. Harrison and
Byron. Time OF game hour and 30 min
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BALTIMORE a.

TWO base hNs-MNIseI. HONG, Jacobs.
Three base hit-Schsufele. stolen bases
gan. ssrince fles-Morsan, Gather Double
Bishop; Sergeant, Miller and Hudsins, Left
on bases-Baltimore, :: Newark. S First
base on errors--Bsnimore, q Newark, J.
Bases oil balls-on Kpeisch, 4; OF Jensen, /;
OF EnriIht, 4. Hts-of Jensen, in in.
nings; of Enrisht. IN no innings (none out
out-By Kneisch, 2; BY lyons q Wild pitches
Lyons Knesch. Losing pitcher-Jensen.
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Two base hit-Bowen. Three base hit-Daly
Home run--Santoro. Double play-Kinney and
Diamond. Stolen oase-statz. Sacrifice hts
Bowen, Martin, Mcclure. Bases on balls
OF Coke. l: off Gill. 2. Struck out-By Coke
4; by Gill 4. Hits-oh Coke iS in els in.
nings: on Selleek, in 2-s innings. Wild
Cross, 10; Yals, 4. First base on errors-Holy
Cross. 3: Yale, /. Time of game--i hour and
90 minutes. Umpires-Messrs. tombstone and
Westervelt.
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JERSEY CITY %

Two base hhs-Crossen 2, Weiser, Doolan.
Stolen bsse-Bauman Sacrifice hit-sheri-
dan. Double -piays-Hyde ana De Neville;
Reading, I; Jersey CITY, Z. First base on
errors-Readtng, !; Jersey, City. !. Bases on
balloon weinsr, Q; on cellars. 3; off Miller,
2. Hts-off Zellsrs, 10 In innings. Struck
out-By cellars, 2: by Weinrrt. :. Winning
pitcher-Weinert. Losing ptcher-Zellsrs.
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NEWARK PITCHERS ROUTED.
Three Fail to Stop Baltimore
sIuEEers-IndiRns Beaten, Is to z.

BALTIMORE, MD, June s. (Interna-
tional) Pounding three Newark pitch
ers, Baltimore won this afternoon. IS to
Z. Jensen was driven to cover in two
innings Enright was unable TO retire
single batsman in the third. and then
Lyons went to the mound Tor tho Wis
itors. The score:
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LAFAYETTE TAKES FIRST.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 8.--Lafayet.e
Won the first of the annual three game
cries from Lehigh to-day, s to 4. The
"ore:
afaye;te...... l o o 0oOl Z
ehtgh. ....,.. o o O / o IA II 4
Battsries-Tierney, Meyer and Rurhier,
Johnson, Pfeiffer and Harrington
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

A. Kansas City
Kansas City-Toiedo. postponed; rain
At. St. Paul
columbus-st Paul. postponed; rain.
~ Minneapolis
J Louisville polls. postponed; rain.
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WESLEYAN NINE WINS

MIoDLrrowN, Conn, June 9.-The
Wesleyan College baseball team GAINED
an easy victory over the Williams Col
lc'e nine here to-day. The score was
l2 TO 7
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I Two base hits-Wheat: Miller CruiEe, 2
Three base hits--Maranville, Holke. Home
run~Myers stolen base--Johnston. Sacrifice
hits-Magee. Konetchy, Meanwhile. Double
Konetchy Left on bases-Brooklyn, 6; Bos
ION q, bases on balls-oh Grimes, 8. Struck
out-By Grimes. Z; by Hehf. 3. Passed ball
Miller
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SCOTS HITTING A FEATURE.
Responsible for All OF Red sox's
Runs-SenatOrs Beaten, 4 10 2,

WAsHINGToN. June 8.--(American)-
Boston took the second game OF the
series from Washington to-day. to 8.
McInnis and Scott by timely hitting
drove in or scored all OF Boston's runs
The score:
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Mt The score .
nETRnTr "A
Totals. @snnls2
Slated for Lowdsrmilk In the fourth in.

'3atted for Lowdsrmilk In the fourth in.
ming.
chicago .....i'.''..' oooo . Ia
Detroit 49,, ! . ! XII
bass.,s S toSdsrmiih sssrisoe S' fy
Jones. Double plsys-Wesver. = Collins and
J, Collins Cobb and Young. Left ON bases
chicago, 10; Detroit. 5. First base on err.
rors-Chieago, Il Detroit, ]. Bases on balls
on Iowdsrmilk; %; ON Dauss, q; on Dan
ninss; on DsSioTth. in Innings. Struck III
out-By LowdermIlk, 2; by Danforth, !. Los
ing pitcher-Lowdermilk.
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CUPS AGAIN TRIUMPH.
Make IT Three in Row Over
Printes-Score Is to O.

CHICAGO, June --(Nationa)- Chi.
cago made II three straight from Pitts
burg to-day by shutting out the visiro, =
to 0, IN a pitching duel between Mar.
tin and Miller
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HOW LOCAL MAJOR LEAGUE
CLUBS ARE BATTING

The following records Of Greater New
Yorks major baseball clubs show every
Giant. Yankee and Robin players record
from the start OF the present season to
Tuesday. June 8:
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NIVF tIaIIu' 10000 v 3 y 8 q . ~
Two base hits-Brohhis, sisler, Earl Smith,
Stolen bsses--Johnstou, ?. Sacrifice hits
Demmitt, Wood, Johnston. Sacrifice fly
Graney. Ltft on oases-st. Louis. 70; Cleve-
Cleveland. . Bases on balls-on Norton e.
His-On Sothoron, in is innings; OF
Davenport in 2-3 innings; off Wright
in inning: on Morton. in { innings: of
EnEmann, ! in innings. Struck out-By
Sothoron /; by Davenport, 2: by Morton, 4:
by Enzmann, !. Wild pitch-wright. Win
ming pitcher-EnEmann. Losing pitcher
Davenport
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DETROIT PUNCHES HITS.
Also II Aided by Chicago Errors
and Wins, z to 3,

DETROIT. June S.-tAmerican) - Bunch
ing hits in the third inning and taking
advantage OF two errors. Detroit won to-
days game from Chicago, TO 8, and
made II three straight The score:
CHICAQO (AN nETpnTn "a,
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COLUMBIA VS.. PENN TODAY.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fitcheurs-Fltchburg 4: Lawrence, ?
At enthusiastically, II; Portland, 10
At Lewiston-Lowel. .; Lewiston. ..
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BROOKLYN BATTING AVERAGE

Robin team. .1iso 1856 sOs 80 20 q
Stolen bases-Konetchy, 4; Griffith. 2;
Wheat, q Myers. 8; Olson, 10; KRUGER.
Magee. 3; Pfeffer /.
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WEINERT SHUTS OUT
JERSEY CITY, 6 TO 0
Holds Shelters to Four Hits,
While Mates Drive Out
Ten OFF cellars.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Reading. 6; Jersey City, 0.
Baltimore. II; Newark. z
Binghamton, 6; Rochester, g.
Toronto, 8; Buffalo, 2
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! Totals. "a 3 ~ "a IS 0
II M run mun lnnroI

Two base hits-Barney, Hubbell, whiteman.
Sacrifice hts-Breckenridge. Onslow Stolen
hases-Hsrris, 2; Whiteman Bases on balls
BY Hubben. 3; by Jordan, g. Struck out-By
ronto, 10: Buffalo q Double pIays"Ksatinr
md Casey; Hubben McInnis and Onslow,
Passed bsll-casey: Wild pitch-Jordan. Hit
Wilsel, Time Of game hours and Is min.
utes Cmpires--Mesrs. MCGOWAN and Stock
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Slated for Acosts in the ninth inning.
Rochester. ............. 0 o q Ia
BinEhamton. o o x-5
-0Rourle. Stolen bases--o Rourkc. Kelly
Sacrifice hits-walsh. Riley. Matthews Hsrt.
man. Sacrifice fiies-BArnes Riley p Double
nn bsses-Bingham 8; Rochester 8 First
base on error-Rochester, l. Bases on balls
ON Barnes, 2; of Acosta, g. Hits-On
Barnes. 8 in : Innings; of Higgins 3 in IN.
ninGs; on Acosta, 10 IN innings Hit by
pitcheT-By Barnes (RalinEer): by Acosta
(Rtley). Struck out--By Barnes. 8; ny Acosta
l: by Higgins. !. Winning pitcher-Bcrnes
Losing ptcher-AcostA
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Yankee team. .... 1893 los 25S IS 10 $50
stolen bpsss-Bodis Q, Peckinpaugh 4. Few
ster ., Baker 6, Lewis .. Ruel q Pratt 4.
Pipp o Wick 2.
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csld~eli' sscrInts hits~Marphy' cal6~eIi,
schsnF, Sacrifice ny-yitt, Double plays
Shean, McIunis and Witt Scott and McIn.
Bases on balis-on Caldwell, 9: on Harper, l.
Hit by pitoher-By Caldwell (MurphyI.
struck put1IBy Harper 8; by Caldwell, /.
Wild pitch-caldwell "
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PhiIli.s Clinch Victory.

Tho Phillies won with three runs In
the fourth. Sticking singled to centre
and took second on Cady's sacrifice.
Woodward tripled to deep left centre.
scoring Sticking. and the pitcher trotted
IN on Whitted's homer TO centre. the ball
taking high bound over kauff's head.
The Giants got two runs back In the
fifth. Burns took two bases on Irish"
MueseTs mum, though the sun bothered
the son OF Erin. Young's fly to Cravath
and Chase's out enabled George to
sccre.
Toney succeeded Schupp in the fifth.
and did well until the ninth. when Wood
ward boxed him for a second single.
Frank got around on singles by Luderus
and Muesel The score: