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TED CANN ADDS TO
SWIMMING LAURELS
Wins 40 Yard Metropolitan
Title.

Ted Cam Of the New York Athletic
Club. the 900 yard national champion
and record holder last night won the
20 yard Metropolitan Association swim
ming championship in the natator.um OF
the City Athletic Club. The Winged
Foot natator in winning the title de-
feated two OF his team mates, n. A.
Buck and Paul Chace. Buck was second
and Chace third. Cam won the event
easily in 2:Sl 2-5.
The 22O yard women's Metropolitan
championship went to Miss Charlotte
Boyle of the New York women's SWIM
ming Association. Miss Boyle. who Is
the holder OF several local titles, de-
feated Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, also from
the New York Women's Swimming As
ISOLATION. Miss Eileen Riggan, another
member OF that club. was third. The
winner was clicked in 3 :O3 As.
f. Mazet of Marauand School Of
Brooklyn. won the 80 yard novice swim
for schoolhoys in 81 lis seconds. Tho
summaries:
80 Yard swim--wOn by II. Mazet. Mar
Time. 81 ID seconds 'A''0
champi onshipl--wo by Ted Cam, New
York A. C.; y. a, Buck, New York A. q,
second; Paul Chace. New York A. c.,
third Time, 2:3I2 as
2sO Yard Swim twomens Metropolitan
A. A. U. championship)--won by Char
lotte Boyle, New York Womens SWIM
ming Association; Ethelda Blelbtrey New
York Womens Swimming Association
second; Eileen Riggin. New York Won :
ems swimming Association, third. Time,
3:034-5
Fancy Dive handicap Won by II. Tag
new, unattached GA points, with S4S2
points; p. A. Mckee. unattacheds "a
poiEts) with So.06 points, seconf w
Pogow. CITY A. c. az points, with 1858
points third
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AERIAL DERBY AT
SHEEPSHEAD TO-DAY
Lieut.. Locklear to Glue Dare
deUiI Exhibition.

Lieut.. Lockiear will take part In the
feature of the three hours OF aeronautic
vaudeville at the Sheepshead Bay Speed
way this afternoon. He not only will
compete In the aerial derby of twenty
Ave miles, but will give an exhibition
Of his marvellous feat of changing from
one aeroplane to another in mid air.
Lieut.. Locklear also will give a thirty
minute exhibition of areobatlcs III which
he will romp from the tail to the head
OF the machine, balance on the wings
and hang from the under carriage oy
his heels.
At the Atlantic City air port last
week Lieut.. Locklear astonished the
world by climbing from the lower to
the higher plane. At the bay track this
afternoon he will drop from the higher
to the lower plane.
There also will be an aerial combat
in which several planes will depict the
manner In which the sky warriors bat
tie In the "sky trenches"
Tho complete list OF entries for the
aerial derby Is as follows:
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DEMPSEY MAY MEET
CHAMPION ON ROAD
Training Quarters of Rivals
Less Than Mile
Apart.

ToLnDo, Ohio. May 29.-The fact that
training quarters for Jess Willard, who
is scheduled to arrive here Saturday,
were to-day located in a clubhouse on
the shore of Maumee Bay. less than a
mile from the Dempsey Camp. aroused
comment from those accustomed to the
ancient system Of keeping matched box
ers widely separated while In training.
1t was suggested to Richard that the
rivals might meet on the road some
day and start an impromptu battle
without gate receipts or spectators.
Rickard smiled broadly at the ap-
prehension, and declared there was no
earthly objection to Willard and Demp-
sey meeting, and he expressed the hope
that they would.
THE old methods of pugilism have
passed" Rickard said. This ia a boxing
contest for supremacy of the heavy
weight class. and purely a business
proposition, the same as baseball games
or other amusements. Willard and
Dempsey will be paid performers They
are not angry at one another. and I
hope that IL they meet while doing
road work they will stop and shake
hands. Men in other branches of ath-
letics are friends-why can't Dempsey
and Willard be friends while they are
conditioning themselves?'
dempsey Is using MS Sparr1nS part
ners 50 roughly that Manager Jack
Kearns is having difficulty in retaining
them. One-Round Davis. a 200 FOUNDER
from Buffalo, N. Y, quit the challenger
camp to-day after receiving another
walloping. He was nearly knocked out
for the second time in two days
Dempsey confined his ring work to
seven rounds to-day, going four with
Sergeant Bill Tate. two with Terry
kellar and one with Davis.
Manager Kearns wired Billy Miske
In an effort to bring him into camp
to work with Dempsey.
Kearns announced that beginning to-
morrow Dempsey would do his boxing
In the afternoon. although the weather
continues blistering hot.
Ray o. Archer, business manager for
Willard. made a statement that willard
had been In training since February /
when he started dieting. He said the
champion weighed about 274 pounds
when he started to train and that he
tipped the scales at 1854 when he left
him in Los Angeles five days ago.
James ]. Jefrries, the former heavy.
weight champion; James J. Coffroth
the San Francisco boxing promoter, and
score of noted motion picture stars
are planning to make the trip from
the coast on a special train for the
match, according to Archer.
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AN ADDED AUTO EVENT.
Twenty Mile Race for Non-stook
Cars on hay Track Programme.

To stimulate interest among local
drivers James Johnston, manager OF the
Eastern States Motor Racing Associa-
ton. yesterday decided to put on
twenty mile championship race for nom
stock cars the event to he run in con-
junction with the rich International
Sweepstakes AZ the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway on Saturday, June -. II will
be the first time that tho drivers Of
racing cars with the larger piston dis
placement have had a chance to compete
on a board speedway. Up 20 now these
drivers have confined their competitions
to the dirt tracks.
These non-stock cars can travel faster
than sixty miles an hour on dirt tracks
and there are enough Of these cars IN
the East to develop an interesting race.
The association will offer rich purse
for this event. which will precede the
International classic on June "a. IN
which the cream OF the European dare
devils Will be ptted against the best in
America.
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COLUMBIA DEFEATS
DARTMOUTH NINE
Meany, Blue and White Hurl-
er, Holds Visitors to Four
Hits-Score Is 3 to 2.

The Columbia University baseball
team defeated Dartmouth In a closely
contested game on South Field yester-
day afternoon by a score of to 2.
Meany, who was anxious to turn the
tables on the Hanover lads for the re-
cent defeat suffered at their hands, was
in fine form. He held the visitors 10
four hits and no earned runs.
Merritt started on the mound for
Dartmouth and for five innings turned
the Blue and White batsmen back with
monotonous regularity. Five errors by
Kopf, the Hanover shortstop, under
mined the defense of his teamr.Stes.
Columbia sewed up the game in the
eighth inning. Houlahan coached first
on Kopfs fifth error and took third on
Hauck's two bases Harris then was
sent in to pitch. Merritt taking Reilly's
place in left. Ackerman. the Blue ana
White catcher. came through In the pinch
with a hot single down the third base
line. scoring Houlahan and putting
Hauck on third. He scored a moment
later on Goodman's long sacrifice fly to
centre. The score:
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COLUMBIA TO ROW
ON HARLEM TO-DAY
Junior Varsity Eight Will
Start in Feature.

The eight Dared race will feature the
annual regatta of the New Y rk Row
ing Association over the Speedway course
on the Harlem River this afternoon.
The events will be started at 2 o'clock.
The Fights which will start will repre-
sent Columbia, New York Athletic Club.
New Rochelle High School. Union Boat
Club and the Atlanta Boat Club.
The New Rochelle lads were entered
in the high school race. but 1t attracted
no other eight, so the boys were given
the option of withdrawing or going into
the event with bigger rivals. They de-
cided to remain in the regatta and will
be watched with considerable interest.
Columbia will be represented by its
Junior varsity. The juniors will be a
very light eight, averaging only about
100 pounds. Herman Is the heaviest
man in the boat, weighing $50 pounds.
Knodel, who strokes the juniors, is the
lightest man who has stroked Column
bia crew in some time. tipping the scales
at only $40 pounds.
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Picked Up on League
Fields Far and Near

the .sifd Sow York mas IS" scored over WEI
kannn this Tor tSer TnG RaSTs um s
over McGraws bunch. They may get 1t
I'm to-day, when they have TWO tries.
Brookiyn, won two OF tho three New
York victories.
When the Giants trade him to tho Phil
Hes he could beat New York quite regu-
heat McGraw than fini 500 bill, Now
that he is with Boston he likes TO trim
the. Guakers, Yesterday, he scored
to victory over the Phlly bunch.
Now It's the Cleveland club that is
accused OF stealing signals The Boston
Red SoX, which had a rather stormy time
in Cleveland and other Western centres
gay that Manager Foil of the Indians has
Ing catcher's signals are slGnslled to the
Cleveland batters. st. Louis Browns also
must be stealing singles Look what they
are doing!
Slim, sallee stu is a cagey, Oh bird
for eleven hits. but squeezed only one
run out OF e. The Reds had better luck
with eight hits Off Mayer, and won 8 to l.
Phil Bail, president Of the St. Louis
Browns. has pretty good memory. Doc
join the Cardinals shortly, was working
Phil detected him. Isn't that LaYsn? ?"
the big fellow beloved whats he doing
here7" Phil made for the spot and told
Lavan to get out OF hts park while the
going was good and never mover 20 come
back Only about year and half ago
I.avan and Del Pratt were suing the
bulky Philip for $4,000 on Islander
charge.
Ray schmHndt wasn't getting along par
ticularIy well at third base for Brook yn,
so Manager Robinson put Lew Malone
back on the third corner yesterday. The
kid made a nice bare handed stop on
chase in the eighth. But he is weak with
the bat and seems to be unfamiliar with
the base lines In the seventh he ruined
Brooklyn rally by overriding second
base on an attempted steal. Gonzales
made his only poor peg OF the afternoon
10 stop him. and Malone easily made the
bag, but he didn't stop there He went
several feet further. Doyle who had
knocked down GonZales's low peg, put the
ball on Lew before he could scamper
back.
Benny KRuff has hen specializing IN
triples In the last fortnight. He added
another to his collection on the POLO
Grounds yesterday when he plugged
| Crimes for the nrst hit of the game.
George staillngs is beginning to smile
again. The Braves have launched on a
Winning streak. They have taken two
L straight gamesi
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Totals. .s6 1 II q II
tBatted for Mayer in the ninth inning
Cincinnati. ........... o-S
PittsburE. ...,......... 0 o o o o o / OIL
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.>,puICAN ASSOCIATION.

Batteries--Sherman. walker ana WaH
ner; Cavet and Gossett
only two Association games scheouie
to-day.
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Strong YS Beat Washington 10Th
Principal Events on
To-day's Sport Card

BASEBALL.
Giants W. superbas, at Polo Grounds,
T ~; Yale, .t New Haven harvard vs..
Lafayette. at South Field.
TRACK ATHLETICs.
Intercollegiate championship, AZ Cam
. ships mt Newark.
RACING.
The Juvenile and the ToboRgan, at
Belmont Park,
ROWING.
New York Rowing Association ReGatta
ON the Harlem.
YACHTING.
Harlem Yacht Club regatta, Indian
Hhrbor Yacht Club regatta.
TENNIS.
Tournament competition at West Side
Tennis Club. Kings County Tennis
Club. Pelham Country Club. Amack-
a.sin Club Columbia W.. Dartmouth,
st South Field.
AVIATION.
Carnival at shccpshcad Bay.
CRICKET.
Staten Island Va. Bensonhurst Rovers,
Mt Libi Livingston; Bensonhurst vs..
Manor Field. Mt ulmer Park, Column
bla Oval VS.. Columbia Oval Rovers,
nc Pelham Bay Park Paterson vs..
brooklyn, at Paterson.
SOCCER.
EnRland vs.. Scotland. at LeDox Oval,
$3.50 p. NJ; Clan McDun VS.. Long
fellows, ut Lenox Oval, 2 p. NJ.
POLO.
Piping Rock VS.. Meadow Brook, Mt
Meadow Brook; tournament at West
Point.
GOLF.
Competitions ut all the clubs.
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COLUMBIA IN TENNIS MATCH.
Meet. Dartmouth Net Men .,
south Field To-day.

The Dartmouth Tennis team will meet
the Columbia racquet wielders on the
South Field courts this afternoon. The
Hanover aggregation has an excellent
record.
Immediately after the match the ~
lumbia team will leave for the South
where they will meet the United States
Naval Academy team. The Columbia
players who will take part in the two
matches are: Herbert W. Forster. Capt
A. Won Bernuth. w. Felstiner and S.
Alexander.
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CUBANs PLAY TODAY.

The cuban Stars of Havana will make
their local debut at Dexter Park this
afternoon in q double header with the
Royal Giants The teams have played
zach Decoration Day for the past five
years and invariably have played splen-
did ball. Padrone and INabre will pitch
for the Cubans. They are tho men who
pitched the Havana team TO champion
ship laurelS
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Major
his ability football coach
fall
Cavanaugh signed
word
released
While
reputation and
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TWO GAMES AT DycKMAx.

Guy Employs Threat En- Roughs" will
meet strong opposition In their double
header at Dyckman Oval, near the pyck-
man street subway station next sunday.
as they will clash with the crack Phila-
delphia Giants In the opening game and
with the bridgeport team in the second,
The Bridgeport nine will bring down
four members OF the Eastern League.
The proceeds OF the game will go TO buy
artificial limbs for disabled soldiers. A
band concert will be given during the
games.
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IN-ER-sEALs TO BE BUsY.

The In-er-Seais who have been in the
field for almost a dozen years. have de-
cided to play ball on their own grounds,
hence have leased Dyckman Oval, near
tho Dyckman street subway for thirteen
consecutive Saturdays. The team will
make it's bow tomorrow In a game with
the Governors Island All Stars. COM
posed OF former big and minor leaguers
who served in France. Tho Seals band
Of sixty-five pieces will entertain during
the contests.
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COLUMBIA VS.. LAFAYETTE.

Lafayette's Colleges baseball team will
invade Morningside Heights this after
noon for the first game with Columbia
in several years. A change OF coaches
in midsea son seems to have weakened
the Pennsylvania team, but It is expected
10 put up a good battle. Tommy Farrell
will be on the mound for the Blue and
White and Alderman behind the bat.
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BAKERS HIT BRINGS
VICTORY TO YANKS
Scores Run in Tenth That
Causes Washington's Eighth
Straight Defeat, 5 to 4.
Special DespafeA 20 Tn Sun.


WARRINGTON. May 2s.--After the Yam
KEGS and the Senators had tussled with
each other in two drawn battles, the
Higgins athletes finally scored a victory
this afternoon in the tenth inning, the
final count being to 4 in favor of the
visitors. In their previous encounters in
New York the teams had played a twelve
inning scoreless tie and a fifteen inning
4 to 4 tie. Thus thirty-seven innings
were required before the Yankees showed
their superiority. The defeat was the
eighth in succession suffered by the Sem
ators.
The game to-day was nip ana tuck
affair and each team had a fair chance
to win UP to the time the last Senator
was out in the tenth.
Griffiths men tied up the score in the
third inning and again in the ninth. but
the run that Frank Bakers bat drove
home in the tenth settled the dispute for
the time being.
Shawkey had opened the tenth inning
with strike out and Wick was out at
first on a grounder to Shanks. Fewster
then singled and stole second, after
which Baker drove single to right.
scoring Fewster. Baker tried to steal
second and failed. As the Senators were
snuffed out in their half of the tenth the
Yankees thus got the decision.
Russell Shows skill.
Russell pitched fine brand OF bali till
the last half of the ninth frame, when he
became unsteady and was benched in
favor of Shawkey.
The Yankees began scoring in the first
session. collecting two runs at the out
set. With Wick out. Fewster was safe
u, h.st on Shank's error. and galloped
home on Bakers two Dagger to left.
Baker then stole third and scored on
Lewis's sacrifice fly. Pipp reached frst
on Menoskey's error but was caught
asleep of first.
The Senators got run in the first
on Lewis's muff Of Fosters fly, the
runner getting two bases, followed by
Rice's single.
The Yankees added a tally IN the
wins tumble and scored on Hannahs
triple.
Senators Tie Score in Third.
The Senators tied the score in the
third on Judges double, Rices long fly.
Gharrity's pass and Shanks's single.
The game was tied UP till the ninth.
when the Yankees again unraveled the
tangle. scoring a run on Shanks's FUN
BILE OF Lewis's grounder. Pipp's single
and Hannah's double.
The Senators barred the pathway to
Yankee victory in the last half of the
ninth, when Russell showed n tendency
to wildness. Menoskey walked and went
to second on Fosters sacrifice. Russell
| made a wild pitch and Menoskey went
to third. After Judge had retired on
| foul fly. Rice beat out an infeld hit
and Menoskey scored. Shawkey went
to the mound, but Rice was out stealing
| The score:
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BUsHWICKs' CONTESTS.

The Bushwicks will have as their op-
ponents next Sunday at Dexter Park
near the Cypress Hill IT," the Westing-
house Electrics nine and the Standard
Shipyards team. Both of the visiting
mines are above the average semi-pro
their rosters showing sew
eral former star minor leaguers. The
Bushwicks will pit their schoolboy star
Hageman, against the Standards. The
Standards last year finished on top in
the Shipyards League.
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AMHERST BEATS WILLIAMS.
Scores in Tennis Meet by Four
Matches 10 Two.
Special Despatch TO TnE srx,

WILLIAMsTowN, Mass, May Gam
herst defeated Williams at tennis here
to-day. four matches TO two. The Pur-
pie broke even in doubles but took only
mary
Singles-Hendrickson OF Amherst de-
feAtsd Fraker of Williams, Ga, Is;
Davis of Amherst defeated Pollard OF
williams, 6--S, 7-5: Rowse OF Williams
defeated Thorp Of Amherst. 6-a, s-4:
Spragus OF Amherst defeated Bullock OF
Williams IS. 6--3, 6-S.
Doubles-Hencrickson and Davis of Am
herst defeated Pollard and Fraker Of
Williams, 6--3, Sc; Rowse and Bullock
of Williams defeated Thorp and Sprague
of Amherst, 6--3. g..
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roRDHAM MEETS YALE.

Fordham's baseball team will play 30
Yale nine at New Haven this afternoon.
The contest will mark the second meet
ing this year. The New Haven aggrega-
ton won an eleven inning battle from
the Bronx collegians early In the season
by the score Of to I. The team VIII
line up as follows;
Fordham-McLaughlin oh. Kehoe.
H. : Halrahan, RI. Frisch, IS. Buckley.
Of. Finn, 3b.; Lefavre, 3d.; swetland'
g: Mcnamara. p. Yale-Holden. CT.
BOYD. RI; Prann. 3D.; Faherty. ID
Kinney, S.; Holmes, C; Lynch H. :
sawyer, 2b. Coke. p; Robinson, p
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MAYS BATTLES ATHLETICS.
Allows Only Four Hits and Red
Sox Win, to 1.

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-(American)
Mays held Philadelphia to four hits
to-day and Boston won, to I. The
champions punched Ave hits. including
three two baggers. on Rogers In the
fifth. which, with a pass and Burns's
error accounted for five runs. Philadel-
phia went out in order in the last six
innings not man reaching first base.
The score:
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again. The Braves have launched on a
winning streak. They have taken two
straight gamesi
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Kauff hit to Olson. who first fumbled the
ball. spelling a chance for a play at the
plate, and then made his second two
base throw over Koney's head, Doyle
scoring and Benny taking second. A
wild pitch placed Benjamin on third and
Zimmerman walked. Fletcher drilled a
single through Malone and Kauff scored.
More excitement Is looked for to-day.
when the two teams will continue the
marlborough quarrel in morning and
afternoon games The score:
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The Dodgers were the first to score.
and gave Causey quite a tanning in the
third. With one out. Kruger singled
TO left and took second when Grimes
smashed another hot single to left. Oh
son kept 1t up by lining solidly to centre
for a base. scoring Kruger. Magee
went out on lift to Burns, but Tommy
Griffith also drove a smoking single to
centre, Grimes scoring and Olson taking
third. The song writer moved to second
when Kauff pegged to ZIm to get the
Swede. Toney was warming up indus
tIiously, but was not needed. Causey
got rid of lack Wheat on a bounder to
Doyle.
No hlts were made off Grimes up to
the fifth inning, when Kauff opened up
with a triple between Wheat and Myers,
Grimes then gave pretty exhibition of
pinch pitching, striking out Zimmerman
and Fletcher with his elusive splitter.
neither getting so much as foul.
But with the count two strikes and
three balls on Gonzales, Kauff pulled the
most brilliant play of the game when he
made a clean steal of home. sliding
right under Kruger. The play was
made as Gonzales walked but Causey
grounded to Olson.
The Dodgers put on one of those Too
Iey-Coulson innings in the sixth and
kicked the game right from under
Grimes The Giants scored two I'M
earned runs and took the lead. With
one out. Magee fumbled Youne's easy
tap, and he took second on cross be-
tween a wild pitch and passed ball.
That started Olson OFF, as he threw
Chase's grounder far over Konetchy's
head, Young scoring and Hal pulling up
AZ second Doyle walked and Zim sin
Fied, the only hit OF the inning, and
drove in Chase.
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REDS BEAT PIRATES.
Fielding OF Roush and Kopf Fea-
tures-score Is to 1.

PITrsRuRo, Pa, May 29-( Nationally.
The Cincinnati National League team
made its first appearance OF the season
here to-day and defeated Pittsburg by
score OF TO l, in p game featured
by the fielding of Roush in centre field
and Kopf at short. The score:
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Two base hts-stra,t . Hs-rs. McLarry >.
Wlltse, Three base hus--Harris Louaen-
schlasNr, stolen bases-Harrls Casey. Keat-
inC. Sacrifice hits-O Rourke, Rarney, strat,
Double play-o Rourile and McIaTry. YETI
on bases-Bufalo, g. Binghanton /. First
8ases on balis-of Ryan. 2: of Ginsrass, 3.
struck ont-By Ryan. .; by GlusrSss, !.
Wild pitch.-Gingrass.
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ANOTHER FOR BOSTON COLLEGE

BOSTON. Mass. May 29.-The Boston
College baseball team added another
victory to it's long list to-day by defeat
ing the Colby nine by a score OF 10 TO 2.
This Is the second defeat for tho Colby
nine in as many days.
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TORONTO IL

Two base hits-Gonzales Holden Bernhard
Whitemar. Sacrifice hits-Onslow Brecken-
ridge, 2; Holden Sacrifice flies Breckenridge
.. Sto,en bsses-Hoiden, Orr, Bernhardt. FRS:
base on error-Toronto, !. Left on bases
Rochester, s; Toronto 9. First base on balls
OF Bernhard, 4; of Hubbel. 2. Struck
out--By Bernhardt, e. by Hubbell, 3. Wild
pitch Bernhard, ].
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DEMAREE IN DEBUT
DEFEATS PHILLIES
Leads Braves to Victory by
Score of 4 to /.

BOSTON, May 29-( Nstional) Vet
eran AL Demaree started his first game
for Boston to-day and won from Phila-
delphia, 4 to /. Boston punched six hits
off Hogg in the fourth for three runs.
The score
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Tot ais. 80 / I q u 5

TWO base hr-sargent. Three base hit
Sargent. stolen bases-Shay. Gather. Bau-
Biemiller, sharp and De Neville; Schwciizer
and De Noville Cook, Sargent and Miller.
Left on bases-Jersey City. &: Newark. I.
First base errors-Jersey City. l. bases Oh
balls-on Peh. g off Lyons, 5; off Norris.
fet dn! HSoh nr Peh hi in ,l innhs; ON
Morrssette. 2 SHAY Cook. struck out-Dy
Lyons, 4: by Morrissette, I. Wild pitch
-Morrissette
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Two h,se hits-Baker. Rice. Hannah, Judge.
Pip. Three base hit-Hannah. stolen bases
Baker Fewster. Sacrifice hit-Foster. Sac
rihce fy-Lewis. Left on bases-New York.
(; Washington; II; First base on errors
OF Russell, 6; of Shaw, /; of Shawkey, .
Hits-oh Russell, in 8 20 innings. Struck
out-By Shaw, 6; by Russell. s; by Shawkey.
l. Wild pitch-Russell. Winning pitcher
Shawkey.
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Two base hit-Pearce stolen base-Cra-
vath Double plays-Pearce. Whitfield and
Adams: Msranyille and Holke, 2. Left on
philadelphia e Boston, ?. Bases on
bals-Oi Hogg, /; OFF Demaree, 3. HIT by
pitcher-By DeTnaree, / (Baird). Struck out
by Hogg 2; by Demoree, s.