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TENDLER Furnishes
WELLING SEVERELY
Greb Holds Levinsky to Draw
and Lewis Beats Latzo
at Philadelphia.
Special Dcspdtch TO Tar SuN.

FHITADEl PHiA. July i4.--IIew Tender
added 10 his long list of victories to-
night at Shibe Park when he outpointed
Joe yelling in a spirited six round
bout. before 5000 spectators. Tender
punished yelling severely in the last
three rounds and the Chicagoa was
forced TO hang on in order to stay the
limit.
yelling was severely cut and bruised
about the face and bled profusely.
Battling Levrsky and Harry Greb Of
Pittsburg fought a slashing six round
draw. Levinsky made the pace in the
opening rounds and had Greb sorely pug
zled with left leads 10 the face and body.
Tho Pittsburger however awakened In
the final three rounds. and with hurri-
cane finish he cvened the battle and
earned draw. Both men showed weari-
ness at the close of the contest.
While many OF Grebs wild swings
went wide of the mark, yet he landed at
times and hurt the Battler with each
shot that reached body or face.
Ted Lewis, former welterweight cham
pion, had the better of a six round bout
with Steve Latzo Of Hazleton, Pa.
Lewis was knocked down twice in the
first round, but he weathered Latzo's at
tack and came back strong.
The blows that fioored the Briton
were short lefts and rights to the Jaw.
Through his cleverness Lewis lasted the
round and came up in good style for
the second.
Latzo also won the second round.
landing repeatedly on Lewiss head and
face. Lewis was cautioned for heeling
and elbowing The third round was
even, Lewis using a left jsb with good
effect. Just before the bell Latzo sent
Lewis sprawling to the ropes with
heavy right to the mouth.
Lewis won the fourth round. sending
Latzo to his corner with a bloody nose,
the result of succession of left jabs.
Lewis continued his jabbing tactics in
the fifth and won the round, Latzo at
times responding with hard rights and
lefts to the Jaw
Joe TENlitz, the New York feather
weight, spraug one Of the hlg surprises
Of the right when he knocked out George
CLANCY of Baltimore in the third round.
left to the jaw turned the trick.
CLANCY fell OH his face and was counted
out. He stumbled to his feet and CROPPED
his way toward his corner, but nearly
fell through the ropes, CLANCY started
to mix 1t at the start of the third and
before anybody knew what had hap
pened Tiplitz let go the left and dupli-
Gated the trick turned recently by Tend
Ter.
Eddie Moy of Allentown defeated
Harry Pierce of New York in a smuggling
bout that went the six rounds.
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Pitcher Who Was Sold to De-
trOit Has Much the Better
of Quinn.
Special nespatch 10 TnE srN.

DETROIT, July 1.-THE Yankees to-
day were beaten for the third success
Sive time by the Detrolts in the first
half of a scheduled double header, the
SCORE being to o. The second game
had to be He'd off on account OF rain.
The disastrous Western trip OF the
Huggins athletes, which has degenerated
into rout. bids fair to send them
tumblng into third place. unless there
is an immediate and sharp brace by the
entire organization.
The White Sox are sailing gaiiy along
In the lead and Cleveland is Gathering
along close to the battered Yankees.
The New Iorks have lost six of their
first seven games on the Western tour
and unless they pull themselves to-
gether tomorrow, when they have a
double header with the Tigers, the
Yankees will have an uphill fight when
they reach the stamping grounds OF
the White Sox and the Browns.
To-day's defeat was all the more
calling from the fact that it was adj
ministered by Dutch Leonard, south
paw OF Boston fame. who Elt the be-
ginning OF the season was practically
under contract to the owners of the
Yankee club. Later New York sold him
to Detroit
1t is declared that Leonard had ac-
copied the terms of the New York club.
but had wired that 50, 800 must be placed
in bank to his credit as an evidence OF
good faith on the part of the club own
ers This so incensed the Yankee owners
that they called off the negotiations and
permitted Leonard to 30 to Detroit.
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SOCCER TOURISTS NAMED.
Cahiil Selects 81 Players for TRIP
to Scandinavia.

Thomas w. Cahill. secretary OF the
United States Football Associa ton. an
nounced the players who will tour Scan
dinavia this summer.
Twenty-one men will be in the party
and they will sail from New York on the
Stockholm on July %. The players are
II. ]. Ratican. Thomas Fleming. Will
lam Forrest George McKelvey. James
Campbell, Frederick w. Pepper John
Ferguson. Samuel S Fletcher. William
Duncan, Thomas e. Murray. James Will
son. j. p. Murphy. G. ]. Tintle. James
NJ. Robertson, John J. Heminsley, Albert
Blakey and Archie Stark.
The men will play in Sweden. Norway.
Finland and Denmark under Swedish
Football Association auspices.
The first twelve players named are
members of the Bethlehem team.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City In Toronto.
Newark in Buffalo.
Baltimore IN Binghanton.
Reading in RpChestc
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PILLS AND CARDS IN
FIVE MAN TRADE
woodward, Jacobs and Baird
Go to St. Louis.

Two familiar st. Louis faces will be
missing and three new countenances no.
ticed when the Cardinals indulge in prac-
tice at Ebbets Field to-day. Branch
Hickey. the St Louis manager, last night
announced that he had traded Pitcher
Lee Meadows and lnfelder Gene Paul
cite to Philadelphia for Pitchers Elmer
Jacobs and Frank Woodward and In
fielder Douglass Baird.
Baseball fans will consider that st
Louis got alb the better of the trade for
Meadows has finished few games for the
Cardinals this season, while Woodward
and Jacobs have been the Philadelphia
mainstays.
Baird came to TIN Phillies from St
Louis last winter. He quit the Cardinals
last summer and went to a shipyard
Hickey suspended him and declared that
he never again would permit Baird to
play with the Cardinals. and when a
chance came to trade him let him go
with Packard for Stock and Dnhocfer
Now he goes back to st. Louis.
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betwee the
F.
tintoco
the
Nehf
Baird looks like the
and help the club The Phes
Woodward the Giants
Philadelphia
land at yesterday in street attire
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CuBANs BACK IN HARLEM.

The second OF the series OF games he
tween the Lincoln Giants and the ia
NOUS Cuban Stars Of Havana, champions
Of Cubs. will he played this Sunday at
Olympic Field l36th street and Fifth
avenue. In their first encounter, played
before a record crowd on June 23, the
Lncolns we're downed by scores OF 3 to
4 and o to g. Joe Williams and SuRrez.
who engaged In a pitching duel the last
time they met, will he pitted against
each other again sunday and another
keen tussle 10 assured.
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Leonard Tries Hard.

1t appeared from the way that Leon
ard worked in the game to-day mat he
was trying to make it plain to the New
York officials that they had MISSED an
opportunity to get a good pitcher.
Not only did Leonard whitewash tn"
Yankees. but he held them to -four SCAT
tered hits. Only six Yankees reached
the initial sack, four on hits and two
on passes.
only three OF the Yankees got as far
as second base-Nick and Pratt by rea-
son of two baggers and rrdtt through
the medium Of a passed ball
Not Yankee succeeded in getting his
underpinnings on the third hasSock
Pratt got a two Dagger in the second in
ming, tried TO steal third and was out.
Ruel opened the third with . single, but
was forced, and no one else got to first
in that inning.
Wick walked in the sixth. but was
forced by Peck, who was standing on
first when the third man was out. Pratt
got single in the seventh and took Sc
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Gran for Gowdy in the ninth inning
+patted for Cheney in the ninth inning.
chioapo ..... n I 0-S
Boston ........-'-.... U " W
Two base hits--Merkle, Smith. Three base
hit-Pick Stolen base-Holocher. Sacrifice
hy-Deal Double play Deal. Pick and
Merkle, Left on hsses-Chicago 6: Boston,
s. BASES on balls-on Xsughn, 2; on
4 in innings; on Cheney, 3 in innings
struclI out-Bv Vaughn, :: by Demaree. 3.
wild pitches--Demaree, J. Cheney. /. Losing
pitcher-Demaree
GIANTS vs.. riTTsBURGu TO-DAY.
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GIANTS vs. PiTTsBURGH TO-DAY.
$50 p NJ Polo Grounds. Adm. SOc.--4dp,
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BACHARACH GIANTS COMING.

A team that has not been seen in this
city this season, the Bacharach Giants
Of Atlantic City, will make its local
debut next Sunday at Dyckman Oval
near the Dyckman street subway sta
ton. 1t will meet Guy Employs Treat
EN- Roughs. The Bacharach Giants have
been cleaning up in New Jersey Next
Sundays game is sure 10 be a pitching
duel as Jimmy Clinton, the local hurler,
will be opposed by Cannon Ball" Red
ding
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TURNER FOR ATHLETICS,

ST. LoUIs, Mo, July l4--Terry Tur-
ner. just released by the Cleveland
Americans, has been signed 10 play sec
ond base for the Philadelphia Americans,
It was announced here to-day.
Turner will join the Philadelphia team
at Cleveland next Sunday.
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FRANKIE BURNS VICTOR.
jersey city Bantam Beats White
Before Home Crowd.

Frankie Burns, the veteran Jersey
bantamweight, last night outpointed ia
beZ White of Albany in an interesting
eight round bout at the open air arena
Of the Armnry A. A. in Jersey City.
Burns was too speedy and clever for
the up-Stater. The contest drew a large
crowd to tho arena
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StOen Bssrs--UIron- To- hOneIchy, y Y.
Wheat 6, Myers. 5; Johnston. I; Griffith, 5;
krueger 3 kIldun. I. Pfeifer.
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ARMY NINE no BATTLE.

For the championship Of the Atlantic
Division, the baseball teams from Gea-
eral Hospital No, 3, at Colonia, n. j.,
and General Hospital No. SO. at East
View. NJ Y, will play tomorrow on
South Field, The game will start at 8
o'clock and admission will be free.
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That Little Scrap Between Fletcher and Benton


Polo
become stricken the in
which the proved that
Gonzales which reayed to
Fletcher bit ncensed He particularly hates
andy friendly
experimentation edge fighting the or
Nobody will declare
fighting
fashioned and vigorous of baseball
rivalry little with delight
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Totals IS L. "a II o

VotalS - ~ IL v
Grated for Harner in seventh Inl'ar
tBatted for Graft in ninth inning.
cleveland. ........,... ses 90 II
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WEILMAN WINS ANOTHER.
ST. Louis Pitcher Beats Athletic.
for His Fifth Straight,

ST. LOUIS, July -(American)---A
base on balls TO Weilmsn. followed by
Bronkie's double in the eighth. accounted
for the run that gave St Louis a I to o
victory over Philadelphia to-day. 1t was
a Itching battle between Naylor and
Weilman, the latter winning his fifth
straight game. The score:
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NUPERBAs

raush e. Bodie :: Nlck :. Pipn, 1,
4. Fewstcr, :? Ruel. I? Hannah, l.
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One Bad Round for Jack.

with the exception of the third inning,
when the Tigers landed on Quinn with
severity. he pitched good ball.
Ainsmth opened the third inning with
= triple. and after Leonard had been
sruffed out at first Bush singled, sending
Ansmith home. Bush went TO second
on Youngs sacrifice, reached third on
pecks tumble of Cobbs grounder and
scored on Veach's single. Heilman ended
the inning with fiv to Wick.
The Tigers got their final run in the
eighth on singles by Cobb and Noach
lud a wild throw by Wick.
The teams had just started the second
game, with Dauss and Shore al mounds
Wsa. when a heavy rainstorm brought
Ia, sport to close. The score:
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CLEVELAND SQUARES
WASHINGTON SERIES
Harper's Poor Pitching Helps
indians Win.

CLEVELAND. July H--(American) -
Cleveland evened up the series with
Washington to-day, winning by TO /,
Harper was Wild and ineffective. while
Jasper kept Washington's seven hits
scattered. His own error saved WASH
ington from n shutout. Tire batting OF
Graney. Speaker and O'Nehi featured
tha game The score:
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Totals as an :

Three base hit--Rurrs Stolen hases-Shan-
non. Schultz, Sacrifice h'ts-Donovan, shan
ron. Ellerhe, DOlhle plays-Dooin and Sheri-
DAM Smith and O'Rourke; ORourae and
Fischer. Left on hases-Bnghamt s: Read.
ing. 4. First base on errors-Readina. 3. Bases
on balls-oh Brown q off Donovan !. HIT
by pltcher-By Brown, tO'RouTkel. Struck
out-By Brown. .; by Donovan, :. Passed
bal-Smith.
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PILLS DRIVE REDS
FROM LEAGUE LEAD
Luque and Mitchell Are Ham
mered by Cravath's Conquer
ors, Score Being 8 to /.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.--CinciEnati
lost first place to-day as the result of
an to l defeat at the hands OF Phila-
delphiu
The Phillies launched batting on
slaughts in the third and sixth innings
against Luque and Mitchell, respective
ly, driving both from the box. The
score:
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Two bass hlls,koSt, Kodey. See, Boley
Stolen base-Bishop. Double plsy-Boiey snd
Bentley. HIts-on Hin, is in ss.S innings
on Frank In ala innings, First base o.
error-Rochester. Hit by pitcher Nv Clifford
! tBishop). Left on bases-Rochestsr, Q;
RaltimOTe II First base on bals-oh Hill,
by Clifford. & wild pitches-HnI Clifford
Winning pitcher-Frank
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JERSEY CITY AT
ITS OLD TRICKS
Buffalo Slams the Colts by
Score of 10 to 6.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July l4-Gnterna-
tionaD Jersey City fell back into the
old rut. getting a good trimming from
the Bisons to-day, the score being 10
to g.
Billy Ryan LEI down in the ninth and
the Shelters added four runs to the two
gained at the start. The score:
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BINGHAMTON CONQUERS.
Takes odd Game of the Series
With Reading by 4 10 2.

BINoEAMroN. \. Y. July 14--Unte
nat!onaD Donovan had Reading az his
mercy In all but one inning and Bing-
hamton won the odd game OF the series
from the Barons this afternoon. I to 2.
The score:
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WITH VAUGHN IN BOX
CUBS BEAT BRAVES
Boston's Misplays Help Chi
cago Win, S to 3.

BosroN, July Observation-Disclosures
cago took the second game OF the series
to-day, 8 10 3. The triumph of the Cubs
greatly was due to poor work by the
Roston outfeld and tight pitching by
Vaughn. The score:
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HOMER BY COLLINS
DEFEATS RED SOX
Eddie Drives in Two Ahead in
Fourth and Chicago
Wins, 8 to 3.

CHICAGO. July 14.-Chicago punched
hits off Jones to-day and defeated Bos-
ton, TO ).
Eddie Collinss home run, which
scored TWO runners ahead In the fourth,
cinched the game for the locals. The
score:
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Leonard Shuts Out YankS,
While Tigers Score Thrice
Myers Loses McHenry
and Gains on Cravath

T IY MYERS. runner up In the Ma
- tional League, hated 800
terday, shook OF McHenry,
who has been hanging one point In his
wake, and cut down Cravnth's lead mp
preciabiy. Myers now only In fourteen
points astern OF Crayath.
Roger Peckinpaugh again went hit
less and wns forced to see Joe Jackson
stretch his lead In the American
League. The Ave leading bntsmen In
ench Of the major tongues fOllOMi
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IN, Who Top the Reds Once More in the National
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
by DANIEL.


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ond on passed ball. and he was an
chored there when the side was out.
With two out in the eighth Wick
doubled, and was on second when Peck
ended the session with foul fly.
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Two base hits-Thomss, Bronke, Double
plHys-SeyeTeid and Gcrber: WITT, DuRAp and
Burns Witt and Burns. Left on hases-Phiis.
dephia, I; St. Louis, 4. Bases on bsIls-Ofr
NaylOr /; by WsilmHn, 4.
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ORIOLES SWEEP SERIES.
Beat Rochester In the Getaway
Game by to 3.
| ROCHESTER a.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July Baltimore
made a clean sweep OF the series to-day.
defeating Rochester, : to 5. The score /:
,rIAIARE IL RncuESn,Ep IL
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Two base hits-Neale Daubert. Luderus, Cal
lshan Clarke, Whitfield. Three base hit-Pack-
ard Sacrifice hit-Blsckhurnc. Sacrifice ny
Bancroft. Double plays-Gruh and hnpi Allen
and Groh: Blackhurne. Sticking and Luderus
Left on bases-Cincnnsti, ); Philadelphia, 3
Bases on halls-Of Luque, .; on Mitchell,
Hits-On Lunue, in 20 innings or Mitchell
. In 3 innings; on Fisher, in l-5 Innings
Struck out-Rv Mitchell. l: by Fisher, l. py
Packard, /. Losing pitchcr-Luquc.
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Toronto. . o . N--3
Two base hlts-GouEales Jacobs. Home
run-Saudberg. stolen Notwithstanding
Sacr acc hi,--Onslow. Double plsys-McCabc
and Miller: Miller and Madden; Sargent.
Walsh and Miller Left on basss-Toronto, s;
Newark. 4. First base on error-1f'roui0. !.
Bases on bslls-Oh McCabe. ]; on Stryier ].
Hrs-on McCabe In innings Hit by
p'tchrr--By McCsbe CHubbeln. struck out
BY Hubbpll. ): by Met abe, .. Wild pitch
McCabe Winning pitcher ubbell, Losing
pitcher-M cCabe
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Two base hits-Strst McCarron, Mooers.
Three base hit-strsi' stolen hases-Kesiius,
I: Wiltse. . Sacrifice hits-Harris Donelson,
FnEsimmons, Wiltse. Wendell Double plays
Ryan, BenEough and Kesting: Mooers aud
Wendell. Left on bascs-Huhalo, G; Jersey
city. 5. Bases on hslls-On Ryan, !; off
Schscht. T. Struck out-By Ryan, 4. BY
Schachi. /
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o
a
the s
of
highly told
that will make Demosene which
SO 40
a
which finished third
nothing suspicious Fitzgerald acted nevertheless
Empire City for good that activities attempted will be
Improbable place for crooked operators " altogether the West
Yonkers general let down wachues They
baked nothing
Ftzger head
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. .; Pittsburg, 4.
Brooklyn, 8; 81. Louis. !.
ChicagO. 81 Boston, g..
81 Cincinnati, !.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
MEXICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, 3; New York, o (hrst camel,
second game postponed on account Of rain.
Chicago, o. Boston, n.
81. Louis, II Philadelphia, o.
Cleveland. II Washington, l.
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shaSoen U''G Home e' runE coin: S SsHriacs
hits-Hooper. williams . Sacrifice flies
Jackson, schang 3 Double plays-McMunn
E. Collins and Gandi; E Collins Weaver
ana Gandii. Left on basesIt'hirsgo, s. Bos
Williams, / Hit by pitcher-Bv williams /
thooperl. Struck out-By Williams, .. by
Jones, 1.
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Two base hits-Caton. Schmidt. Three base
htLChass; Home ruR-saier. Sacrifice hit
Miller Double plays-Terry, Cutshaw and
New York. >: Pittsburg, o Bases on halls
on causey, g. Molwitz, Terry, stengeD; on
winters. (schmidD off Dubuc, (Schmidt (;
on Miller. (Kauh Fletcher. Hits-of
Causey, I in 2 "a innings; on Winters in
10 inning none out IN fourth; off Dubuc,
on Carlson, / in 3 2-s innngs Struck out
BY Miller, Baird; by Carlson, 1 mic
CRryI; by Dubuc (Caton, CsTlson). Wtn-
ming pitcher-winters Losing pitcher-Miiler
Earned runs-on Csusey 8; ON Dubuc. /; off
Miller. S. Umpires-Messrs. Rigler and Byron.
Time Of same-l hour and % minutes
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDUl

Pittsburg In New York.
81. Louis In BTOaklyn.
Chicago IN Boston.
Cincinnati In Philadelphia.
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Two base hits-Henoskey. Murphy, O'Neil,
Speaker. Three base hi,-speaEer, STOLEN
man Double plays-shanks and Judge
Chapman and Johnston; Rice and Judge
Left on bases-wsshirgton, 8; Cleveland, II;
Rs ses on halls-0h Harper. a. on Jasper. 8,
Hits-On Harper, IL in inninFs: on Graft
! in : innings struck out-By Harper, a.
by Jasper, g. Losing ptChsF-Harper.
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Two base hits-Pratt, Wick Three base hi
--Aiusmith. stolen baSe-Heilmau. Sscriti,e
hIt-l Uuug. Double play Pe, KtnpRuEh, Prdtt
and Pipp. Left on hases-Ncw York. {: De.
iroit. 3. Bases on bal!s-oh Leonard. !,
struck out-By Quinn /; by Leonard T.
Wild ptCh--Qu.nn. Passed ball--Ainsmith
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Detroit 1.-TWO games).
Boston IN Chicago,
Phlladeiphla In NJ. IAulA.
Washington In Cleveland,
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGrE.

A. DISQUALIFICATION, s. HaVarhill, 4.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING, 4 Portland, g.
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NEWARK BLANKED
BY FORMER GIANT
Hubbell Holds Bears Safe
While Toronto Wins
by 3 to 0.
INTERNATIoNAL LEAGUE.
Rerutts Of Yesterdays Games.

Buffalo, 10; Jersey City, q.
Toronto. Q; Newark, o,
Baltimore, 7: Rochester, 5.
BinghamtOn, Reading
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Smith. Sacrifice hits-Johnston. Konetchy
J. Miller, Sacrifice fv-Konetchy Left on
hases-St, Louis 5; Brooklyn :. Bases on balls
of Mamaux, Smith. Hornsby, Heathcotel.
Hits and earned runs-Oh Ames and in
innings; on Goodwin, and none In in.
ninssi OFF MamsuN, no earned runs Struck
out-By Ames 20. Miller Mamauxl: by
Mamaux, tMoHenry ., Stock g Lavan 2
Ames p. Passed ball-O. Miller | Dilhee.
fer, /, Winning pitcher-Msmaux Losing
pitcher-AmCs- Umpircs-Messrs. O'Day
(patel and Quiglay thasesI. Time OF game
hour and 10 minutes
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Pecking away, one run at Tune
Toronto gathered its counters and de-
feated Newark in the fourth game OF
their series this afternoon. by score
OF to 0. Hubbell, once OF the Giants
held the Bears to Ave hits and Kept
them scattered.
McCabe started for Newark and went
seven innings. Stryker, another FORMER
Giant, took his place and stopped the
local scoring. The score:
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

BASEBALL fo-DAY-EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn VI. St. Louis $3.50 p. M--Adp.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-13
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-For Syear-Olds and I'D. claim
ing; SIX furlOugs: BSIly Mooney, lCT lNiuss-svs'.
l5 to !, 10 I, : to J; Arrah Go On. 10 lFstorl
to ), to 4; Sam Reh. lCI lBUyl-l 10 Z
Tine, Ill sc. Sedan, Resist Mis- Krutsr NcIle
lorke Ade!e. Elected II, T'.soon also ran.
SECOND RACE-For +yesr-olds and IN:
Steeplechase: about two miles BughouSs 49,
80 (kernedy(, 20 ), out; North Star. leo fBv-
ersD, l TO = Tine 4Is ssIdess. TopTy Nix
slso nm.
THIRD RhCE-For 9yczr-olds ard up. s,T-
ing; mile and one furious: Be1rrnlent. IB a.
sos). 70 l. = to l. even; Queen OF thr ~. la5
'SChuttinErr'. IN s . &c 5; Ivry. Ios fKuumerl
10 % TINE. 81 3. Wiscst Fool Don Doare.
GlCipucs Cxpt. HOdEe, Celtic, Lean Frog. HI
Lenny. Hong Kong Lottery ESQ ian.
FOURTH RACE-T0r 2sear -Olds: file: tue
KcrturKy Stakes; tTe and o1s-hAll irriorgg HIS
Choice. Ioe fSchuttinger'. 4 10 :. 70 5. ; TO
5; AEl.rits - tRichCTeekl. 9 70 . 10 q. TO
10. La Rsolscn. lC7 tEosor' / 70 2 Tine, g
fat. Betty J. Weary Surar Mint, TYtania
Lakes Pc, Tache OG4Elt. NurthGu Be,lc also
ran.
FIFTH RACE--For swear o,as snd NJ: c70di-
tjor7s. one -piic. War Roclet Ioj CR9biuton' {.
70 / 10 . to :: Clrsr Conc. -: Aruhrosr,
; to l. IN {, Carpst Sse,per. I0 IEnsoE,. even.
Jrupc, ALhlone. Nulcanite, Csnso. Day De z,s0
r4n.
SIXTH RACE-F'u . yrsr-olds. co,ldit iyr=.
eve aud onehsn furIcugs. RlsAes rs ROBIN
SOM, u 10 TO- : 10 TO- U 4. Sandy Boa'. 10
Rice, ; 70 l. 8 n s. GravsSiau. 10 NOLAN 8.
10 2 Tyme, IS i. BiSzes and lre-and oorJpled
Parr eutrv. David UaHun, kiltEIrn, WhEh.
Genie W. INLAND, Shoot on Royal DUCK, Ira
Wilson Lady Wood slso ran.