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The Sum m aries.
TRACK EVENTS.

TRACK EVENTS.
Mile Run-won by J. &. Simmons. New
ond; J w. Fleck. knights st Antony.
THIRD; F. ., Brennan. New York A. c,
100 Yard Dash-won by F. Conway.
Moruingside A. {, \, Rothschnd, Kings
,3un,y A A. second A: D. Psntleten'
Christopher Gus. fourth Time 10 IS
i!G Yard. Hlsh Hurdle. Rac.-won BY
York A. {. third. Time. As; -s secSni is"
r, 4!Is wslhcwoS By , !ossPa AToss0n
a c. third NJ. ,FeEets. KgnsariSn Amer,
10 YARD ' RanHwon s By washington Va hin 1rv-
H VI N $ipht & ':'S ,ssop4 3 s.a Esf
MohaTk 4. G, fourth. Time, s rs seconds.
Three Male Run---woa by Frank litter
tor. 1n1.''aahti Albert Hg!s.oo.ch. Paul
\. A.. third James Costello, PauIlst
6 snurth. Time. lS.i3 t-5
cc1co. t2 A. H? n f.. t py efsiT.n.
ond; r. Georgi. New York A. c.. third: r.
VerwAyns. Sale Crescent A. c. fourth
:2O Yard Low Hurdles Raee-won by
2 W. Marks, knights 81. Antony: J. Hoey.
Psulist A. c. second NJ. weed. New York
foarth Tim e. H ~ seso6 ads" YORK A c.
$50 Yard Run-won. BY A. ,Hu.lsen beck.
Sew York 4 C. =. HelrE.eh. New York
Eiers. third II. Cunningham. Pau'lst a.
G, fourth Time. a:o2 LIS.
FIELD EVENTS.
Pole Vau.t-Wou by r. " Burt, New
Mornlngs.de A. G. with 10 It. ms.
Tx:ive Pound shot Pu,-won BY c
Erettos Greek American A C.. with 4s
~ NIL
House 4. a, vim - r.. 3. ms, third
4. F. Makny, Mohawk A. c, with a. f..
Throwing the plscas-won by G.ors.
Pavios' Psstims a. C., with ia It 2 ms
II. liH ms, second; F. Erickson, swedish
;SI.,i A. p =. GO VIII ios Il; So ms
Running Broad Jump-M. whltehouse
Glencoe A. G. and + A; Anderson. IN
t sS!1 N t5sa' w wi;A q IT. a. ms II
Jersey Harrlers. with 20 II. 2 ms tied
tWhitehouse and POTTER won the jung
Running Hop, Step and Jump--won by
~ ms; A. :. Dim, New York A G.
Glencoe \. {. vita sGIHd Il. h in aSirI
a. LehTsn Past!me A C, with IS IT.
Throwing the Javslln-won by A. John.
son, Swedish American 4. {. with 1888 n
sn ms. II. o. Bowman, New York A. C.
With 1872 Il. ms. second; J. w Bray
stevens Institute, with It5 ~. So lns
third; J. Gomez. Mohawk A. C, With
| Ia # 81 ms. fourth.
EaF.Gs H N.x I 4oTa A e Nth BY
| 10 ms; W, Boston, Alpha p C. c, WITH
r.. ins., second; ]. Toomey. Pau.is,
| A. C.; r De La Chapel. New York A. c
{, c. s;a!nes, Morningside A. G.: A. Celisr
Glencoe A. c., and p, W. CAdy, New Yorh
| A. C.. tied. with Il. ms,
| ooe A C, Is: Psstims A. C, IS; Morn
inssids A. G.. Is Alpha p, c. C. 8
Swedish American \. G, 5; PAulis, A. c.
| 3, Mohawk A, c., I: Knights ST Antony
= Grsek American A. c. {. Jersey Mar
riers >; Kings County A. A., ). steven,
Institute, 2 Clark House A A, 2 Mil
| rose A. A, = st Christopher Club, !
salem Crescent \. c, l. and Hungarian
American A. -, l.
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Totals. 20 ] S'2i IL
'None ont when winning run was scored.
Rochester ............ 90 q ! Ga
b y 90 anton. ...,...... D ? o o 0 IL
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

FIRST Pacs-Claiming; 81 200; three year -olds
and upward six furlongs Allah, los: Truant,
l05: MAY Maulsby. lG Busy Joe. iG; J. p.
House. los; 'Pas &c Chance, 10; 'Jack o'D1wd,
iIn: premium, 10 'SpringSide. 10: ). ].
Murdoch, 10: Duke Of Latonia. lis: Kristie' $
Cub. Ia Also eligible Batterseotch II,
land. 10: salute, los: 'Prince Igor 10.
Second Race--Claiming; 81, 200 two-year-olds
hye and half furongs 90, hear the Way, 100
i0c; Peccant, l0a: Melvin. IO4 Mabel G.. 1o4
spartan Boy. lOs 'Miss Parnell, lO7 Jouette,
Burro Soui ioi smma Weller. I6s ' Louis 4,
l02 BLUE leans, 81; 'Black Prince, 10
TSird Rsce-Purse. $500: three year Odds
and upward six furlongs: Kiku, So; Joe
stair, Ss Marse John, s. Cali Curci. 100
Fourth Race--purse,, 5000; LosHnt!y1Le
Handicap: two-year- o.dS; Ave and half
furIongs: Alsace Io7: Mysterious Girl, III
Breadmsn IO5 Wilson the Great lO7; FRI,
ne Red Red Rose, H.: Marjorie Hynes,
ll2: Inspector Hughes. III Frank W, rs
Also eligible: spr!ngvale. 10, 1Angon, us;
shropshire and Young entry.
Henderson and YanMetre entry.
Fifth Racs-Purse. $500; three-year. olds
Dixie Girl, 100: Lady Waldeck. loc; The
Gallant. 1917 Thirteen, l0': Judge David
1917 Constantine dmp1' io7 Fred Low, Ils
starkey Ctmp), il3; Gibbv dmp). liz Dick
Horn, lis. Also eligible: Stevenson. ia
tRAdstart fi5: Fuzzy. loe: Gourmond dmp
lO7: tOrnena II. 1917 Hurry Up. lO7.
tDortch- Brya ut Paul entry.
Sixth Rare-Purse, 1900 three year -olds and
upward: one mile Tex Special, 81; Clara
Marin, I02 I'd stone, l02 NGpthalius Gimp }.
ms Brthed Voter. lO7 Blaise, l6 War Ma
chine, IN T0mboio dmp) }, l07 st, Augustine
lO7 Harry BurgOyne, 10; jim Hefering. 10
Hocnir liz. Also eligible: Sands of Pleasure
lO7 Bellsolar. 1907 Or. Carmen, lo7; Pastou
reau Ump), 100.
Seventh Racc-ClaimInz; $500; three year
nlds and upward mile and a sixteenth Retta
r. 100: sWalter II. Pearce. 1916; 'Flash OF
steel INI Bandvmo, 100 Brownie Mcdowell
los: 'Breeze, Jos; Benefactor. 10: Yenghee
ila; 'Bourbon. 10 Sosius, ia PhlliStns, il3
Tito. 1l3 Also eligible. 'KlnR Fisher, los
SIR oliver, 10; Nab. i6: Thinker. lT; 81
Jude. 10; Lucky X. lS.
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JERSEY CITY DROPS
DOUBLE HEADER
beaten by Reading in Hard
Hitting Games by Scores
Of 4 to 1 and 6 to 1.
GET Il HITS OF CELLARS
Dooin's Boys Continue Clout-
ing at Expense of Morrissette
in Sunset Tilt.
GET Il HITS OF CELLARS

READING. June 2s.-Charley Dooin's
Reading team. had a holiday with the
Jersey city Skeeters here to-day, the
home club winning both sections Of a
double header. Reading hit hard IN
both games and won by scores OF to l
and g TO /.
Reading pounded cellars all through
the first game. Only good support
held down the local score. Dooin's men
landed on Cellars for fourteen hits
Keefe held the Shelters to eight blows
and they failed TO get a run until the
ninth inning.
In the second game Reading contin-
ued its cloutinz this time at the expense
OF Morrisette, while Brown had no DIFF,
flculty in subduing the attack OF the
Donovanites. The scores:
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The New York Athletic Club marked
Its. return to Championship composition
yesterday by winning the junior metro
politan track and field title at stevens
Institute Field, Castle Point. Hoboken.
IL was the first time since the start OF
thsawar, three years ago. that the wear
ers of the Winged Foot were seen In
titular meet In regaining the title
which the New York representatives
held for a number Of years previous 70
the war, the West Frfty-ninth street
athIetes practically swept the boards
rolling up the overwhelming score OF 90
points for the sixteen events.
The. newly crowned champions cap
tured seven first places. four second po-
sitions. three third places and two
fourths. Their total tally was more
than three times greater than their near
est rivals score. the Glencoe A c.. which
was the runner up with Is.
The Pastime A. C. finished third with
Is and the Morningside A. C. was placed
fourth with IL. Next In line came the
Paulist A. c., last years champions: the
Alpha Physical Culture Club and the
Swedish American A. c.. with s points
each. Eleven other clubs broke Into the
scoring column.
Anton Hulman the Days Star.
The best performance OF the meet was
returned by Anton Human Of the New
York a. c.. n Worcester Academy stu
dent. Human. who Is about to enter
Yale, won the pole vault with the fine
leap of II feet inches, and later wer
the 100 yard high hurdles race.
In the field event, however, he wal
disqualified because Of his victory IN tbs
track event. According to the A. A. L
rule no athlete can win two events IL
championship competition. It was FOL
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SENATOR'S PITCHERS
HUMBLE MACKMEN
Win by 4 to I and s to B
Strunk Rejoins Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA. June IS CAmerican) -
Washington triumphed twice over Phila-
delph.a to-day by reason Of the superior
pitching OF Erickson and Shaw. The
scores were to / and 8 TO 3.
Strunk made his temperance with
the Mackmeu after two years absence.
Burris made his debut here with the
Athletics in the second game and Dowd
in the first The scores:
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CHICAGO, IN UPHILL
TILT, BEATS ST. LOUIS
Cubs, by Bunching Hits, Take
Final Game Of Series by a
Score of 6 to ).
HOLL0CHER AGAIN HURT
Is Hit in Mouth by Batted
Ball and Is Rendered
Unconscious.

CHICAGO, June s--CNationaD-Ch
cago played an uphill battle to-day, and
by punching hits defeated st. Louis In
the Anal game Of the series. s to 5.
Hollocher, the locals sho-tstoo. who
has been out OF the game with spit
thumb, was ready to play to-day, but
during the batting practice hs was hit
In the mouth by a batted ball and rem
dered unconscious. He was carried OFF
the field, and 1t was necessary 10 have a
stitch taken in his lip, which was split.
The score:
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SALLEE BLANKS PIRATES.
Effective Pitching by Former
Giant Gives Reds 3 to o Victory.

PIrTsBuRG. June as National) Eff
fective pitching by Sallee enabled Cincin-
natl to win from Pittsburg to-day. TO o.
Miller was unsteady in the first in
ming, He passed man and hit an
other. and this. with two hits. scored
two runs for the visitors. hit, an
error and a double steal In the ninth
inning scored another run for Cincln-
natl. The score:
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Havernlil-First game, Fitchburg, 3:
Haverill, !, Second game, F1tchburg. 4.
Haverhill .,
Al Lowell-First game. Lewiston, 6:
Lowell, J. second game. Lewiston. IL.
Lowell ,.
At Lawrence-First game. Portland, II:
Lawrence. .. Second game, Lawrence. 2.
Portland. 0.
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whitehouse Win. Jump on.

II. Whitehouse of the Glencoe A c,
after being deadlocked with Z. A. An
derson, unattached, IN the running broad
Jump at 81 feet o.. inches. jumped q
feet inches in his last trial on the
jCmpofr and won the event.
c. Erettos OF the Greek American a.
G. took the 2 pound shot with As feet,
while the running high jump went to L.
J. Weatherdon OF the New York A G.
with feet 10 inches.
After HUMAN was disqualified in the
pole vault the event was awarded 20 r.
NJ Burt, another New York A. C. lad,
who vaulted IL feet.
The hop. step and jump was won by
d Brown OF the New York A. C, while
A Johnson OF the Swedish American A.
g. captured the javelin throw, the only
other field event on the card.
The 100 yard championship went to F.
Conway Of the Mornlngs!de A. c., who
nosed out A. Rothschid OF the Kings
County A A. for the title. F. Perelman
OF the Glencoe A. e. and Morris High
School won the zee yard run and the
mile championship. The last event on
the programme went to ]. G. Simmons OF
the New York A C
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Totais....s4s i2t26 20 ;

Totals. 30 s = ~ 400
'Batted for May in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Bailey in the sixth inning.
tMilier out, nit by batted ball.
st. Louis............. . %
Chica go................. I . 0 0 Is
Two base hitS-Psskert :, Bailey. Three
base hit-Miller. Home rin-Horusby. Stolen
bases-Smith, Shotton Mage, Pick. Sac-1no.
hits-stock, Nay, Deal, Martin. Left on bases
st. Louis, G. Chicago. 10. Bases on balls
on Tyler 1; OF Goodwin, / OF Bailey, /
in innings; OF Bailey. in innings; of
Martin, 2 IN innings % Goodwin, In
20 inning: on Tuero. n 20 innings; OF
May, in 20 innings. Struck out-By Tuern,
:; by Martin l. Wild pltch-Sherdel. Win
ming pitcher-Martin. Losing pitcher-Tuero.
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BONNIE MARY WINS
GREAT AMERICAN



try horse IN the country. shouidering
the crushing irnpost OF 40 pounds he
defeated FIVE OF the best timber toppers
in training in the Winfield steeplechase
He was fsultlessIy ridden by Jockey
Kennedy. His jockey held him OF the
pace until a quarter OF a mile from
home. There he gave him his head and
at the last obstacle The Brook was in
front From. then TO the finish he merely
galloped to win from Joseph Z. Davls's
Brooks by two lengths. Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Debadou was third.
DeoadOu ran fine race He jumped
cleanly and displayed a good turn OF
speed. In the homestretch he ran out
and lost several lengths. but came on
again and was beaten. only a head for
the place.
Robert L. Gerry's Hackamore sprang
a big surprise in the last race. Ridden
by little Hotter he led home n big field
Of cheap Juveniles. He had few ad-
mirers and was at 30 to 1.
After much bad luck W. c. Clancy
finally saddled a winner. In the first
race his Pickwick ran away from some
high class platers.
Mrs. Joseph T, Davis's good little Ally
Ophella will not be seen under silks
again for several weeks. While az the
post in the Artful on Friday she was
kicked by Carpet Sweeper and badly cut
above the hook on the right hind leg.
There was big crowd at the track
The big grand stand and clubhouse were
crowded and thousands stood on the
lawns. Among the throng were a host
OF society folk who usually are seen only
at Belmont Park and Saratoga.
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WINS CONNECTICUr TITLE.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, June 2s.-Roser
II. Hovey, OF the Shuttle Meadow Golf
Club, New Britain, won the State Golf
Championship to-day by defeating w.
Parker Seeley OF the Brooklawn Club,
Bridgeport, nine up and eight TO play.
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SErOND CAME
Totals. .E37 A. % 5


'BAtted for Barnes IN tho ninth inning
New York........... o0I0sOl1oo0O IS
Two base ht-Chase Three base hit
chase. Home run-Boccksl. stoien bases
Holke, = Sacrifice ftes-Chase Wilson Dou-
be plays-HerZog and HoIkr Marunvllle Her.
cog and H0ike. Left on bases-Nav York, 10 ;
Boston, 3. Bases on bsus-0n Barnes I; OF
Dutuc, ! ~ Rudolph 3. Hlts-OT Barnes &
IN innings OF Dubuc / IN G innings Struck
out-By Barnes, s; bv Duhuc :; by Rudolph,
:. Winning Pitcher-Dubuc
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FIRST GANE
} Totals. so7 10 Il 81


T0tlIS. y D 70 II =
Slated for Thomas in the ninth inning.
BuHa!o. o 2 . t-5
Toronto. .............. 90 x-i
hits-McCarron, Eeatinr sacrifce hit.-Har.
ris. Anderson, sandoerK. Breckenridge. Dou-
bic plays-Harris TO straight: Gonzales to
TcInnis to Onslow. Bases on balls-Oh Ryan,
!; OF Thomas, :; OFF Heck. I. struck out
BY Ryan, !: by Thomas, S: By Heck. ?; by
Justin. .. Hit by pitcher-By Heck Harris;
by Justin CMcCarronl Left on bssert-Toron-
to. !: Buffalo, 10. Passed baIl-Ssndberg
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Men York 4. C.. Team Wins
Junior Metropolitan Title
Sweeps Boards With IS Points in Track and Field
Championship at Hoboken-Gets Seven First Places
and Scores Thrice as Much as Nearest Rival

this reason that the Worcester Academy
star had TO Withdraw from the pole
vault. When he withdrew from this
competition, the New York A. c. star
had easily cleared the bar at IL feet
inches, and no doubt would have equalled
the record of u feet
Humans victory in the hurdles race
came as result Of DISQUALIFICATION OF
his teammate, q. NJ. Weed, who came
home. first. Weed, however, knocked
down three hurdles during the race
Huffman was clicked in the good time or
Is as seconds, only fraction behind the
record.
Washington irving Adams. another
New York A c. lad and a brother OF
Wilson Adams, the former New York A.
c. national middle distance champion,
scored an impressive victory In winning
the 40 yard championship. Adams In
his heat broke and was penalized yard.
This handicap, however. did not hinder
him in any way, for he won the heat as
he pleased In the final he took the
lead soon after the start and won by a
yard over G. A. Burwell OF the Alpha
Physical Culture Club in 81 2-5 seconds
Impressive Win in Half Mile.
Another Winged Foot athlete to win
his event in impressive style was A
senbeclS came from behind In the final
furlong. when his teammate, A. He'll
frich. was leading him by two yards. and
won by the same margin over Heinrich
The number Of competitors in this
event was so large that II required three
heats Huelsenbeck finished second in
his heat, while Helrrich captured his
heat.
George Pavlos. a, veteran member of
| the Pastime A. c, reached the height OF
| his ambition when, after competing for
| twenty years, he won his FIRST cham
| pionship. The forty five-year-old Pavlos,
! who until yesterday was junior athlete.
| won the discus title with the healthy
heave OF liz feet inches. This was
| Just feet better than Daniel Shea 8
| throw Of the New York A. c. and OF
| Dartmouth College, who was placed Sec
ond with 1Os feet II inches.
The wound which Joseph Aronson of
! the Pastirns A c. received in the left
/ leg at Chateau Thierry while fighting
with ths Sixth Regiment OF Marines did
! rot prevent him from winning the mile
walk. AronsDn won the race by big
margin over NJ Greenberg. a clubmate,
| in minutes 10 l a. seconds.
! After winning the ego yard low hur-
! dies race easily L. w. Marks OF the
| Knights of st. Antony had his medal
! held up. Il is charged by the A. A. L,
officials that Marks plays professional
ba seball With the Parkville Club OF
Brooklyn on Sunday afternoons. The
! Brooklyn runner led from start to finish
winning by two yards over J. Hoey OF
/ the Paulist A. e.
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Handlcap. A0Out TWO miles.
on. 3 o.. Winner, br. g. &,
Trainer, II. Rites. Start goo
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Two base hlt-Johnst0n. Stolen base-Balrd
Double nays-Baird, Sticking and Luderus !;
Left on bases Philadelphia, 1; HrookIyn, g.
Reses on halls-oF Rixey , CRonetchy. Ca.
dOreJ OF Galore. (Crayath, SirkiugJ. HIT
by pitCh.r-Ry RiEcy, ! tKonetchy); by Ca
dore, ! CGadyl Struck OUt-By RlXey. (Grif-
nth, Y. Wheat, Konetchv. Ward 2, Miller
Cadnrel by Galore I UAherus) Earned run
Lon Rixey, / GmpiresMessrs. Rigler (pAteI
and Mccormick (bases). Tine Of camel hour
and . minutes.
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LIVING MOVIE or nIG FIGHT.

Ted KID Lewis and an opponent vet
20 be named VIII reproduce the hig dght
blow for blow, next Friday, Charles
Harvey will stage this living movie in
the Sixty ninth Regiment Armory Ring
side wires viii give the cues.
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SECOND GAME.

Sacrifice hits Breckenridge. Dorelson.
stolen base-whitenan. Double plays-Gon-
zalez and McInn mis-: Gonzales, McInnis and
Onsow. Struck Ouh-By He-che, ,; by
Jordan :. Bases on bals-Or Herche. !;
OF Jordan. l. Left ON bares-TorOnto, :;
Buffalo :. Passed ball-Deufei.
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'Battei fer Lyons IN the ninth inning
Newark. .............. . , 4 -
Bait more...........-.. , , -
Two base hits-Naisel. Miller. E: Mrh,pin
Home runs-Parnham. Sacrifice sieE-Let.
ter. Gather Stolen baaes--Epuig Miller
Madden. Mnsel. Double play-MIer 20 sM
Fesnt 30 Stryker. bases on ballH-Oi Plrz-
ham, Z; OFF Stryker 4; off IL ouH. Z. Struck
out-By Parnham Il: by Stryksr :. ~
Lyons; D. Wild .pitch-StrJker. Left IN Asses
Baltimore, 4: Newark, 6. First base on sr
rors-BalIimorr, /. Newark
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Two base hits-AItenbnrg, :; Foley. Three
base hits-Crossin. Cellars. Stolen base
Konnick. Sacrifice hit-Burns. Double plays
walsh and Doolan; Doolan and Kounick.
Left on bases-Jersey City, .; Reading "A.
Bases on ball4-Od keeie. :: of cellars, g.
Hit by plSeher-By Keete ,Schweitzer). Struck
out--By Keefe 5: by cellars 10.
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TWO FOR BINGHAMToN.
Bill FIseher's Hitting Big Factor
Against Rochester.

BISGHAMToN, y. Y, June 2s.-(In-
tsrnational) -Blnghamton won both
games OF to-day's double header with
Rochester. 4 to . and 10 l. Bill Fischer
won both games for the Cobblers. The
scores
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Two base hits-o Rourke. NaEie, McIArry.
Schultz. Three base hit--KellJ. Stolen bases
hits -McIArry. Brogan, Double plays-Carris
to Rodriguez TO Kelly: Shannon 70 McI-srry.
First base on errors-Binghamton, > Base
on balls-On Harper, . of Brozan. 4. Hit
nv pitcher-By Harper : CCsrris NaGleJ.
struck out-By Brogan. !: by Harper, g.
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GIANTS SAVE ONE
GAME IN BOSTON
Continued from First Page.

Three base hits--Fletcher, Sehf. Stolen bases
Burns. Powell. Sacrifice hit-Young Sacri-
frr ny-Boeckel Double p,ay-BurnS and
Chase Left on bases-New York. : Boston.
"a. Rsses on halls-OH Touey, 2. Hts-Or
TonNy, IL IN s2-5 innings OF Dubuc. Z In I Ia
Innings struck out-By Toney. / by Dubuc,
4. BY Nehf :. Passed bsll-GonIales.
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Two base hit-Roush. Stolen bases-Roush,
Nesie. saerihce hit.Danbert, sSllee. Left
on balls-on Miller, ]. Hts--Csn sallee, ( in
3 Innings; on Miller. In innings: on
Mayer, In l inning Hit by pitcher-Ry Nil
Ter CNeale). struck out-By Miller . Win
ntnG ptcher-Salee. Losing pltcher-MiiIler
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Anton Hulman the Days Star.
LEAFS WIN TWO.
Take Both Ends of . Double
Header with Buffalo.

TORONTO. Ontario. June 2s.-(Intcrr a.
tionaD -The Leafs returned homo to-
day and captured both games OF a double
header with Buffalo. The scores:
FIpzT
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BALTIMORE, June 2a.-The Newark
Bears held the Baltimore league lead
ers TO an even break at Oriole PARA
here to-day. Eddie Romnel blanksd
the Orioles in the first game. 8 TO 3,
but the Marylanders reEained thel- bat
ting eyes in the second contest, and
knocked out q to victory.
Rommel, a BALTIMORE lad. showed tts
same effectiveness against Dunns slug.
gers as he has against lighter hitting
aggregatlons in the league. Romme
permitted only three hits, The Bears
punched hits on Parnham In tho frs.
and seventh inning1
Parnham got his revenge In the sec
ond game. in which he also appeared on
the mound for Baltimore. The Orioles
had no difficulty in scoring on St-yker
in this contest The scores:
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Totals. NAME sstKinnsy,D.

/ Two base hit-Rice Stolen hases-Iudge.
Foster . Charity. Sacrifice hIts-shsnks, shaw.
Double plays-Dowd. Duean and Burns Kinney.
z Dugan and Burns Charity and Judge Grover
ShSaks and Judge. Left on bases-WashtnEton, !,
Philadelphia, Bases on halls-Or Johnson, ) ;
on shaw, !. Hlts-OT Johnson. 10 in innings .
OF Kinney l in Innings Struck out-By
Johnson. ] by shaw. = by Kinney. l. Los
ing pitcher-JOhnson
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Two base Acknowledgement. Crossin.
Three base ht-shcrldan. stolen base-
Bauman- Sacrifice hits-sheridan. Brown.
Sacrlic hy-She-tdsn. Left on bases-Jer-
sey City. :; Reading. D. Bases on balls
OF Morrtsette, T. struck out-By Brown,
10. by MorTisette. =.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, g; New York, o (hrst).
New York, 4: Boston, I (second).
washing ron, (; Philadeiphia. tnrst.
Washington, s. Philadelphia, (sscond).
chicago. .; st. Louis, 2.
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TOtals....sssNI.a Totals. ..,-nI7ns5

r.o u.'e HII.nU houIKe Mci1arTy'
Clifford Sacrifice hits-Rodriguez T. CIif.
ford saTihce hiAs-Smith. Beckvermit.
Left on bases-Rochester, :; Binghamton. 4.
First base on error-Rochester, J. Bases
on balls-on clifford, ]: on Beckverrnit- 4.
struck out-By Clifford /: by Beckvermit, 2
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, 81 New York, (hrstl.
Now York, s; Boston, 3 IA Inninss.
second),
Brooklyn. 2; Philadelphia. o (nrstD.
T. Brooklyn, 81 PHILADELPHIA, 3 (second)
Cincinnati. 81 PittsburE. o.