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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-10
BLACK,DRAUGHT A
FAMILY MEDICINE
Some Kind of Stomach Trou-
BILE With Cramps and Ter
rible Pains Made This
Oklahoma Mans Life
Miserable Until Black,
Draught Relieved
Him.

ChicNaSha. Okla Mrs. ! W,
wAker recently SAID thir we use
Black DrAuxht As family rnedictDe
and tfnnk It is the only itv~r mcdi-
cine made. nv husband makes II
np and uses " a. ton~ as v~ll a. a
lamtivs, use II for headsrhs sour
stomach full heavy fe~ hnr after
meals. which I suppose 4, indis-s-
ton. and Il certainly doos mo q lot
OF good
nv husband had some Kind Of
stomach trouble W. don't know Just
what II would strike him Just any
time in the day and crAIup or pain
him Just terribly bad Someone told
him how to make a tea Of Rack
prsueht which he did. II did him
80 much good +, removed the o.p.r
and cured him since then we have
praised the RiAck-Drausht to our
friends and gladly do ~"
Seventy years Of successful u.~
has made Thcdford's Hack p-aught
q standard. household remedy Every
mem her % he family A. times needs
IN" holm tha' Rlack -praurht can
E.yr IN cleansing the svstam and
preventing or relieving tho troubles
that come from constipation. indi-
res, ion, lRly liver. etc.
Trv DIack- Dyaught. Sold by en-
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BRUSSELS. April 9.--Thcrc was a
demonstration as an expression OF
gratitude TO Colonel John Van
Srhaich. lr. - the department for
Belgium ~ the American Red Cross
.Wd hi. wife, for tho philanthropic
Work they have carried outf
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that the property y being sold with
out regard ,o hls pEhla, Hugo kruse
flied suit FOR $1,000 damages against
j. - iIorlcr ana others in the dis"
irIui court Ncdncsduy
bH. DIXIE T. TT CkER addressed
audiences IN CoIins,tlr Wednesday
on questions. ur h"niDh oaud santa
ton This Is the thIrI day 81 her
campaign I'm the county under th"
auspices of the oklahoma \ and VI
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-19
NEWNON CARRIES
OFF TITLE SWIM
Wins Junior National Honors
at Lake Hopatcong.
Special Despatch to The Sun.

LAKE HoPATCoNo, N. j.. July 1S.-
John Newnon Of the New York Athletic
Club won the Junior national mile SWIM
ming championship here to-day, the fea-
ture Of the annual water carnival Of the
Alamac Athletic Club held on the big
lake. TIL Winged Foot natator won
the title in an easy manner in the fine
time of 80 minutes 81, seconds. Newnon
won the event by fifty yards from Fred
Menke OF the home club.
In the women's half mile Metropolitan
championship Miss Charlotte Boyle OF
the Women's Swimming Association of
New York defended her title. Miss Boyle
was hard pressed throughout by Ethelde
Ble!btry team mate. but got across
the finish stroke in front The sum-
maries:
One Mile Mems Junior National Cham
pionship Swim-Won by John Newnon New
York Athletic Club: Frederick Menke,
Alamac Athletic Club, second: Joseph
Weissing. Twenty third Street Y. NJ. C. A,
third. Time, 9S:s7.
$50 Yard Women's Metropolitan Cham
Womens Swimming Association of New
York: Ethelde Blelbtry. women's swim
ming Association. second; Eileen RIEgin,
Time. 1854.
220 Yard Swim: serAtch--won by John
Curran New York A. c.. Joseph Weissinx
Twenty-third Street Y. NJ c. A.. second:
James Rudy. New York A. c., third.
Time. 2:t6.
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HOTEL MEN GO G0LFING.
Outing on siwRnoy Links Followed
by Big Dinner.

Rain failed to drown out the ardor OF the
New York Hotel Mems Golf Association
In their days outing at the Siwanoy
Country Club yesterday Some sixty OF
them swatted the festive pill over the
links despite the downpour. Fred Hill
captured the first prize for the best score
against par with rs. Other prize win
ners were r. o. Brown, DR.. !. l.. Hill
and DIR. A. r. Haight. Following the
competition on the links the players
were the guests OF S. S. Scribner. presi-
dent of Siwanoy. at dinner Whatever
unfavorable weather conditions de-
tracted from the days programme was
amply made up by indoor festivities.
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The bad weather caused quite a few
golfers to default, but throughout the
day matches in Ave other sixteens weI Q
In progress.
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CLINTON FACES A TASK.

The Bacharach Giants. with Poles and
Gatewood among the stars In the lineup,
will come from Atlantic City tomorrow
to face Guy Empey's Treat EN- Rough
club in a double header. They will
clash IN Ne afternoon at Dyckman Oval,
near [, Dyckman street subway sta
ton. Jinmy Clinton, who has been
pitching great ball for the Empey outfit.
will have his work cut out for him. He
will be opposed by "Cannonball" Red
ding. who made his reputation with the
ROYAL Giants and Lincoln Giants.
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COOPERSTOWN

RuMsoN, n. j., july 1S.-To-day's
match between the Rumson team and
the Rumson Robins for consolation
prizes in the Rumson Country Club
tournament was postponed because OF
rain and soft grounds. There is much
interest and speculation over the final
match for the Monmouth county cup.
to be played tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the Meadow Brook Aliigators
who will make their FIRST appearance
here. and the Sauta Barbara four, which
put whippany out OF the running yes
tsrday by q score Of to IA goals
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sourHERN AssocIATIoN.
CUBANs IN HARLEM.

Another double header in the interest
Ing series between the Lincoln Giants
and the Cuban Stars will be played to-
morrow afternoon at Olympic Field, in
Harlem. Tho Lincolns arc only one
game ahead Of the club from Havana
The Cubans viii have a big squad of
rooters from the Cuban Colony Club.
Williams will oppose Suarez In the fea-
ture contest. The Cuban holds a decision
over the home star and 10 more than
anxious TO repeat
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LEAGUE PITCHER ON MOUND.

Tho Westinghouse Eectrics, Who hold
q . to decision over the Bushwiclts,
will meet them In return game at
Dexter Park. near the Cypress Hills
elevated station. tomorrow afternoon.
Maloney Of the Jersey City Information
ais will pitch for the home club. He
went thirteen innings to tie with the
Flske Red Tops last week. In the FIRST
game of the double bill the Bushwicks
will tackle Earle's Red Caps. Williams
will pitch for the Bushwicks and Harvey
for the Red Caps
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EAsTERN LEAGUE

GIANTS VS.. CHICAGO TO-DAY. p
Grounds. $500 p. NJ. Admission 6oe.-t
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RUTH'S HOME RUNS
DEFEAT CLEVELAND
Hits Two, One With Bases
FuIl-Score Is 8 to z.

CLEVELAND, July lS.-(American.) y
After Pinch Hitter Harris. batting
for Jasper in the eighth inning,
had tripled with the bases filled,
putting Cleveland in the lead by a
score of 7 to 8. Ruth, with the bases
full, hit his second home run OF the
game. The second circuit drive put
Boston In the lead. s to Z.
BOSTON a. CLEVELAND a.
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SENATOR'S STREAK BROKEN.
with Williams Pitching, white
sOx Win, to O.

CHICAGO, July Is. (American)-
Lefty" Williams broke Washington's
winning streak to-day by holding the
visitors to four scattered hits, while Chi
cago hit Harper hard and shut out the
Senator's. 8 TO o. The locals had four
men thrown out at the plate. The
score:
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SHELTERS ARE NOSED
OUT BY TORONTO
Drop Game, 2 to I-Haid
Joins Jersey City Club.

TORONTO, July --UnternationaD.-
Toronto took the Anal game OF the series
from Jersey City this afternoon, to l.
Haid, formerly of the Bay City tMich.),
League, pitched for the
visitors. and with the exception of the
first inning was effective. The score:
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
By DANIEL.

opponents Dempsey
We that thousand followers
of boxing anything
s S1 the D.' @ to nsn , % s
sss gs =, 1qs
s'ssi ss s sn e Wee saS s s ss' s
&: 3s
'i e. ,.1ss
as . ss s 10 Al % Be ss too an:
s :. En- ::
. s ss S 4 s ,ss @
Co. Z. 4: sss s @ Tl hi. s
ss HAD
Brady landed . match
is management Of
makeup
Cane he make asstsf
worthy opponent already
him out In bsime dubious
Tho Striking Of I'M
' . % Of
s ; %s::
":'a SHs @
sss 'es tss
se'ssa ss the asa'
ssssa lion
a s'n he
Delaney insisted that oponn so on @ but
Ss nso % Jeaes ~h the
sa sss
boiler
possibilities he
Under the hypnotic
a title
for him sieze Jns went into the ring with June
Steve o,Donnel. Casey Very Much
relief had waiting
like If had n s's
Corbett
Corbt boxed
in a
champion and he persuaded
believe Finally decided
to
excitement and hand oDonnel the
heavyweight championship.
Butt
1900 fight similar
heel The bell and in
the said
looked
finally forced into match
City his
Another in he
he said
he experienced
vicious balers
fight Like
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otoIeh base-bIgbee, Sacr1hce hts-Adama
Barhare. Double play-Terry. Cutshaw ara
ton. 4. Bases on balls-on Adams, i: on
Rudolph, /; OF Nehf 4. Hits-On Miller,
In Ia inning; of Adams, 8 in 9 a.s innings :
inninxs. Hit by pitcher-By Nehf (stengei,.
Struck out-By Adams. 3; by Nehf, q Win.
ming pitcher-Adams. Losing pitcher-Nehf
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TIGERS BLANK ATHLETICS.
Mackmen's Errors Prove Costly
Score Is 3 to O.

DETROIT, Mich, July 1s-(American)
- Philadelphia's two errors proved
costly. as combined with two Singles. a
sacrifice in the third and a single, walk
and steal in the sixth, they gave Detroit
to-day's game. to o. The score:
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BINGOES LOSE CONTEST.
Drop Final Game of Series to Bal-
timore, 4 to 8.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, July l9-(lnter-
nationally .-Binghamton dropped the
final game of the series to Baltimore
here this afternoon by score OF 4 to s.
The score:
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Two base hite-CaldweII, smith, Ihree
base hit-HAris Homo runs-Ruth Stolen
bases-Lamar. Gardner. Sacrifice hits-Vitt,
Chapman, Gardner. Sacrifice ny-wAmbs:
games, Double play-Johnston. Chapman and
Johnston Left on bAset-Boston, 6; Cleve-
land. g. Bases on baiis-on Caldwell, u on
Jones, l; on Jasper. i; OF Myers. 2 Hits
none in 2-s inning; on Jasper, 8 in 5 innings !;
on Myers, in IS inning of Coumoe in
lis inning. Struck out-By Caldwell, 8; by
Dit
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stolen bases-onslow . Sacrifice hits-M.
Purteil, Brecsxenridge Double play-Mooers,
Bauman and wendell Left on basesoToronto o.
Q: Jersey City 10 Bases on balloon Heck.
&: OF Had, 6. Hit by pitcher-By Haid, !
(SandbergJ: by Heck, Fitzsimmonsl. Struck
out-By Heck. 4; by Had. 2, Wild pitch
Haid
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BIG POLO MATCH TO-DAY.
Cooperstown and RockRway Fours
Meet mt Cedarhurst.

The polo colony on Long Island will
turn out in full force this evening on the
campus Of the Rockaway Hunting Club
at Cedarhurst. The attraction viii be
the final match for the Rockaway cups
between Cooperstown and Rockaway.
The start will be made at o'clock, and
some of the most famous players in the
country will be In the melee, as may be
judged from the following line up:
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ADAMS oUTPITCHES NEHF.
Leads Pirates to 2 to o Victory
Over Braves.

BOSTON, July I'm a
game three times held up by heavy show
ers and finished In a drizzle Pittsburg.
with Babe Adams outpitching Nehf, de-
feated Boston, to 0. to-day. The score /:
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Totals. ..33 9 II 81 Il Q
Totals. $3.50 AllI

Home run-Weiser. Two base hita-Burns
Doolan, schweitser. Kelly. Three base hit"
See Sacrifice hits-Sheridan, Eohwart,
Stolen bases-Nasle. Kost Double piay-
Sheridan; Konnick and Doom. Hits-of Ci,f.
ford. In l inning; of Acosta, s in in.
Brown. in innings. Left on bssesSRoeh.
ester .; Reading, o. First base on balls
ON Donahue, s: on Brown. L struck out
BY Acosth, Z; by Brown /. Winning pitcher
-Acosta. Losing pitcher-Brown Passed
balls-Dooin. 2. s0u
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Two base hits--sargent, McAlpine, Three
base hit-Miller. Sacrifice hits-Letter, Cav.
jacob. Walsh. Double plays-Hrscher Wiltse
and Harris; Cav, Bruggy and McAlpine. Len
on bsses-Bufalo. 10: Newark, d Bases on
balls-On Hsrscher ?; OF Cav, Struck
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Two base hits-Shannon, McLarry. Three
haS hits-McLarry Bentley, stolen bases
NJ ,sel 4 LAwry 2, Riley ?. Jacobson. Double
piays-o' Rourke tunassistedl; Maisel and
Schaufele. Left on bases.Baltmore, 6;
a: on Faircloth. /. Hits-on Barnes 10 in
innings; on Hill g e 2 innings. H. by
pitcher-By Hill, to'Rourke. Riley; Struck
pitcher-Hnl Losing pitcher-Barnes.
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DIAMOND DRIPPINGS.

Fred Toney and Jim Vaughn are sched-
uled to hook up again on the Polo Grounds
meetings. In 1917 they fought tho great
est pitchers battle OF all time when neither
allowed a hit up to the tenth. Vaughn
pitched a ten inning no hit game. When
they met in Chicago last month Toney
again won by the narrow margin OF to O..
Babe Ruth still is earning his salt, even
II lot OF other Red sox have fallen
down on E'razee and Barrow. Yesterday
Barrow's big boy cracked his second homer
of the year with the bases full Rob
Shawkey OF the Yankees was the victim
when Babe let fly his other four run bingle.
The Giants still hold their four catchers
-McCArty. Gonzales, Snyder and Smith.
Various deals were rumored yesterday,
but all were denied One thing is evident;
The presence of ali these catchers on the
New York team will make them catch
as never before, They'll be catching for
rumors is that McGraw is trying to sep
arate Claude Hendrix from the Cub pay
roll. Claude would be handy man on
the Polo Grounds.
Now that the Yankees have won a
game in St. Louis. perhaps that slump
to get out of 1t. After to-day they tackle
the White Sox.
Connie Mack has a little luck after all.
The Brownie fans are 80 aroused over the
playing of the 81, Louis Americans that
5000 crowded into Sportsmans Park in
st. Louis last Sunday to SEQ the Browns
take two from the Athletics. 1t was the
biggest crowd that attended a St Louis
game since 1916. And Connie Mack, of
all men. needed the losers share OF the
dizzy.
John Heydler, president OF the National
League, yesterday issued instructions 20
all clubs prohibiting indiscriminate hat
ting during practice. No practice batting
Will be permitted hereafter except what
comes up in regular batting practice.
where pitchers serve the ball to batsmon
at the plate. Heydler especially has Is
sued orders against players bunting against
tho screen In front OF grand stands or in
front OF open stands. where II puts patrons
Ia danger. Any one violating this rule
will have a fne OF S25 plAstersd on him.
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oUIMET's CADDY WINS.
Lovvery Captures nay State Junior
Golf Title.

BRooKLINr, Mass., July 1S.-Eddie
Lowery. who caddied for Francis ouimet
In 1913, when Ouimet won the national
open championship. took his turn at
winning a golf championship to-day,
capturing the State Junior title by de-
feating N. T. Lovett by and in the
final round at the Brookline Country
Club.
He equalled the amateur record for
the course by shooting ~.
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Two base hit-Dusan. stolen bases-witt
Dugan, Bush: Sacrifice hits-strunk. Leonard
Bush. Sacrifice ny-Leonard. Double play
Haylor and Perkins. Left on bases-Phiia-
delphia 10; Detroit. /, Bases on baiis-off
NAylor, Q; on Leonard 2. Struck out-By
NAylor. 9; By Leonard. T.
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NEWARK DIVIDES
SERIES WITH BISONS
Takes Final Game by Score of
8 to 2-Gaw Iriumphs Des-
pite Costly Errors.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Toronto, 2; Jersey City, /.
Newark, 3; Buffalo, 2.
Rochester, 6; Reading. g.
Baltimore, 4: Binghamtons 3.
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BAKERS SINGLE IN
9TH DECIDES ISSUE
Enables Yankees to Beat
Browns for First Time This
Season in st. Louis.
SpeciaI DespatcA to TEE suN.


ST LOUIS, July 1S.-Fate set the stage
Tor j, Franklin Baker and his big bat
mere In the seventh inning to-day and
Trappe Farmer answered Opportunity
knock with roaring bingle, which, aided
and abetted by wild throw by Earl
Smith, downed the Browns and gave the
Yankees the first victory they have
achieved in st. Louis this season.
, With the Browns leading, 3 to 1, at
the start of the seventh Hsnnah's single,
wide throw by Gerber and a tumble
by Sisler filled the bases. with one down
and Baker UP. One Of the southside
slants of Carl weilman came over to
Franks liking and he promptly punched
the ball into right field, driving In Han
nah and Peckinpaugh and tying the
score. When Smiths throw to the plate
went into the stands Pipp cantered across
with the tally that gave the Yankees
Victory, 4 to 3.
Tho victory not only was the first the
Yankees have won of the present series,
but was the only one bagged by them in
st. Louis this season. On the first visit
here Of Huggins's men this season they
dropped three straight. The Browns
captured the first two games of the pres
ent series. which now stands two games
to one in favor of st. Louis.
The elongated weilman was opposed
by Allan Russell The Browns nicked the
Yankees side arm spitball pitcher for
two more hits than the Yankees har-
vested off the tall st. Louis southpaw,
but Russell was accorded stonewall sup
port while Weilman's defence crinkled
up behind him in the fatal seventh and
away went the old ball game.
Russell. however. outpitched Weilman.
for two of the st. Louis runs came across
on duke homer by Sisler in the fifth
inning with 'Tobin on ahead Sisler
shot what ordinarily would have been a
single to centre. Bodie misjudged the
BAH and 1t went by him for a home run.
scoring Tobin ahead.
Roger Launches Rally.
Peckinpaugh launched the Yankees off
on a rally in the first frame. when he
greeted Weilman with a lash to left and
stole second. Pipp's sacrifice. Bronkie
to Sister, planted Roger on third, and
Bakers out, Gedeon to Sisler, permitted
Peck to score. The Browns tied the
score twice IN the second inning on Sis
ler's three base blow to left and Will
iams's sacrifice fly to Wick.
With two down in the fifth. Tobin
walked. At this juncture Sisters hit
was misjudged by Bodie. with the re-
suits aforementioned-af iuke homer and
two runs.
Hannah pried the lid off In the sew
enth with an infleld hit. Russell famed.
Peckinpaugh bounced to Gerber and got
a life on the little infielder's wide throw.
Hannah taking second. An error by
Sisler on E'pp filled the bases. Baker
singled toNright, scoring Hannah and
Peckinpaugh, and when Smiths throw
went into the stands Pipp galloped home
with the winning run. The score:
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TWO base UNDERSTANDABLE, WlIIlaIn
Three base hit-Sisler Home run-Sisler.
Stolen bases-Bodie, vick. PecixinpsuEh. Pipp
s sao' ss StPPR SSS f DS5se
--Peciinpaugh. Pratt and Pipp. Left on
bases-New York, 8: St: Louis .. Bases on
balls-on RusFel, 4; off weilman, T. Struck
ont-By Russell. q: By Weilman, 8.
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Totals. 80 3 II q 81

Two base hlt-FeIsoh. Stolen bAOe-E Col
Inns Sacrifice hits-Picinich. McMullin
Double plsys-Harper and Picinich: Weaver
and Risberg. Left on bases-washinEton, .;
Chicago. g. Bases on balls-On Harper. I
on Zachary. /. Hits-on Harper. 10 in I
innings; of Zachary in inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Williams Charity: by Harper.
. tSchalk. J. CoIlins). Struck out-By Har-
LosnR pitcher--Harper.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
jersey City in Rochester owo).
Newark in Binghamton.
baltimore in Buffalo uwo).
Reading In Toronto Uwo
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STANDING OF
NATIONAL LEAGU

P,ttsbure, o. Boston. o.
count Of rain.
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR HUsTLERs.

Rochester Defeats Reading by
Score of o to 3.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, July 1S.-Unterna-
made 1t four straight
from Reading by winning to-day, 8 to 8.
The score:
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National and American League Records
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. a. 81. Louis. 5.
Detroit, 8, Philadelphia. 0,
Chicago. 81 Washington, 0.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Havsrhill-Haverhill .; Portland. l.
Al Fitchburg-Lsvistonse % Tttehburk. \
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In St. Louis.
Boston in Cleveland.
PhilAdelphia In Detroit.
Washinstoa In ChtoAGS.
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GAMES SCHEDUl

Chicago In New York.
Cincinnati In Brooklyn.
Pittsburg In Boston.
81. Louis In philadelphia
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Peckinpaugh Jumps
Into Second Position

~ OGER RECKINPAUGH, captain
Of the Yankees, In getting back
into the American League bat
ting race. Peck grabbed two
hits yesterday and Jumped back to
behind Joe jackson, who yesterday got
his 1O1st hit. There was no change
among National League batsmen.
National League.
Player. Club. @. Alb. r. n. Pc.
cnray.th' Phil "a 5 sss 81 90 eoo 81
Young. n. 80 SIS 90 SO .sa7
Williams, Phil, AS 1s1 IS SO $40
McHenry, St. l.. .4s 14a Is IS SIT
American League.
Player. Club. q. ABB. X. II. PC.
f SsssS CHI 4. Yss ~ "a q SO g ST. ST.
F1asstead, Diet. % III 20 81 .45
sisler. ST L.....7t $50 SO % .3t4
Cobb. bet. .......e1 ESQ ~ SO .343
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Totals. ysIoYn2 Tot.i nssiS , SiJTH ls
tBatted for Jasper In the eighth inning.
e eCssS. ,''....,:.... GSSiS : -
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BUFFALO, July IS (InternationaD-
Newark wound UP the series in an even
break with Buffalo by winning to-day's
game, 8 to 2. Cav was up against some
costly errors which at one time threat
,ned to beat him. but he was steady and
won out. Miller and Sargent did the best
hitting for the Bears. The score:
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L ITO 6COIc.
49,
Totals... s24sN ls OItDemmitt.. 100 0

TOtals.. 70 10 q II
sBatted for Rronlkie in me ninth inning.
+Batted for weilmsn in the ninth inning.
New York .......... -
St Louis ............ o 0-3
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Now that the Yankees have won
game in St. Louis. perhaps that slump
IL over. Now is the time for the Yankees
to get out of 1t. After to-day they tackle
the White SoX.