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INDIANS DECREASE
WHITE SOX LEAD
Before Record Gathering,
Cleveland Defeats Chicago
by 6 to 1 Score.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 81. (Ameri-
CAM The locals decreased Chicago's
lead In the American League pennant
race to six games by defeating the
White Sox, 6 to /, to-day.
Graney, Speaker and Gardner, all left
hand batters. hit the first ball pitched
TO them in the FIRST inning for double
and drove Williams from the box.
Lowder1nilk replaced Williams, and
wambsganss greeted him with single
that drove In two runs. bringing Cleve-
lands total to four for the inning.
The Indians later scored two add
tional runs and threw many others
away because OF reckless base running.
Chicago failed to score until the sixth.
when Leibold singled and scored on u.
Collins'a double and Jackson's sacrifice
fly.
Chapman had the peculiar record OF
making a sacrifice on each Of his flrst
four trips to the plate The attendance
was the largest ever at a game at
League Park here. The score:
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Total 30 IA 81 10
sBatted for Gerber In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Mapel in the ninth inning.
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WORCESTER VICTOR
IN 2IST INNING
Beats Neo Haven in Longest
Game of Eastern Season.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Aug. 3i.-wor-
cester, contender for the Eastern Leaf
pennant, defeated New Haven in the
longest game of the league season here
to-day winning in the twenty-first in
ming By score of I to 8.
The visitors scored three runs in the
third on four hits and an error nv
Chief" Meyers, catching for New
Haven. The locals came back In the
fourth, tying the score. when Nutter.
who has been sold to the Boston Ma
tionals, cleaned the bases with a triple.
In the fifth Worcester filled the bases.
and with one out He'll went into the hoy
for New Haven. relieving Tyler. The
Bay Skaters failed to score The score
stood to 3 until the twenty-first in
ming, when double. an infield out ana
a bunt put across the winning run for
worcester. Lindstrom pitched the en-
tire game for the victors.
As result of to-days contest I'm
which Pittsfeld stands at the head of
the league by margin of one and a
half games, having won sixty-three and
lost forty-three. BY taking both games
from Pittsfield tomorrow Worcester
could beat out Pittsheld for the nag. In
that case the standing would be Pitts
field, won 81. lost as. percentage $50 :
Worcester, won SO. lost As, percentage
$50.
IL they divide the double bill to.nor.
row. or II Pittsheld wins both games
the leage championship will go to Pitts
field. Joe Birmingham, former Cleye.
land outfielder, is manager of the Pitts.
Held club, and Jack Mcmahon is owner
and manager of Worcester. The results
of to-day's games follow:
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ROYALS VS.. LINCoLNs.

Much interest Is centred In the annual
Labor Day double header between the
Royal Giants and the Lincoln Giants
which is scheduled for this afternoon at
Dexter Park near the Cypress Hill 81"
station. For the past ten years these
teams have met annually in the holiday
attraction, with tile Lincolns having a
shade the better OF the arguments. Last
year the Lincolns won both games The
Royals. however, are determined to wipe
out their double defeat. The team is
considerably stronger than last year,
when many of the players Joined the
ranks Of Uncle Sam.
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ATroNAL LEAGUE.

the bench in the seventh. banishing all
Of the Brooklyns except Manager Rob-
inson and the bat boy. The only bod
gers who escaped were Mitchell and NJ.
Wheat, the batterymen, who were out
in the bull pen.
The Giants got away to a one run
lead in the second, when Frisch with
one down slammed the first ball pitched
into right, took third on Kauff's torrid
smash past Konetchy and scored when
Johnston was throwing out Chase Grif-
nth singled to left In the fourth. took
second when Konetchy beat out hit
to Zimmerman and registered on Kill
dufrs timely thump over zimmerman's
thatch.
With one down in the seventh Con-
zales walked and took second when
Barnes singled past Olson. Burns's
savage bounder struck Myers in the
shins and carromed to the exit gate
for three bases. scoring the two battery
men
Miller's Costly Nun.
Young grounded to Johnston, but
Burns scored when Miller dropped John
ston's good throw at the plate. Young
stole second and took third on a wild
throw by Miller. Fletcher bounced to
Johnston and Young was run down,
Johnston to Miller to Kilduff, to Grimes
to Olson. Ziin grounded to Konetchy.
Tho Dodgers made a great rally in
the eighth and fell one run shy OF
tying the score. The irrepressible Kill.
dun singled to right and took second
when Miller smashed through the box
into centre. Grimess long drive to right
registered Pete and planted Otto on
third. but Burleigh died stretching IT,
Young to Frisch. Olson's sacrifice fly
to Burns scored Miller. Johnston famed
Mitchell turned the Giants back in the
last two frames and catches by Kaufi
and Chase spiked Dodger rallies The
score:
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PIRATES NOSE OUT
LEAGUE LEADERS
Carlson Outpitches Ruether in
Well Played Game-The
Score Is 3 to 2.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. Si.-tNa-
tional) --Carlson slightly outpitched Rue
Their to-day and Pittsburg won close
game from the league leaders, 8 to Q.
Two hits. fielders choice and two sac
riice flies gave the visitors two runs In
the first inning.
A pass asd two singles were RESPONSE
bic for the winning run in the sixth.
Carlson shut out the Reds until the
sixth, when Ruether's single. q pass to
Rath. hit by Schneider and wild
throw by Southworth yielded two runs.
A double steal which was attempted
In the ninth was blocked by Schmidt.
preventing the Reds from tying the
score. Groh was hit on his throwing
hand by a pitched ball in the fourth in
ming and his finger was SO badly
smashed that he was forced to retire
from the game and will probably be
out for several days. The score:
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llncIndes games PLAYED SATURDAY. Aug. sO,l.
GIANTS,

stolen Bases-Pratt, II; Bodle' ~ .Fecklh
DauVh IL; Baker, Ii; Wick. .; Lewis, - Fpp
a. Fewster. 9; Ruel, 8: Hannah, I.
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CELLARS ALLOWS
BEARS ONLY4 HITS
Yet Newark Defeats Jersey
City by B. to O Score
Passes Prove Costly.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Binghsmton. Is; Rochester. 4.
Newark. s; Jersey City, 0.
r- Baltimore, AZ Reading. ..
Baltimore, II; Reading, Q.
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Baseball Briefs

Desiring to see whether the worst team
In the American League could be any worse
than the worst IN the National League.
Hank Gowdy, Al Demaree and Red Causey
OF the Braves tourneyed to the Polo
Grounds TO see the Yank- Athletic bout
letics win the contest In walk.
No doubt the seventh Is the Giants lucky
round. 1t carried luck all through the
Brooklyn series. in last Fridays game
the Giants scored all their six runs in the
lucky seventh" and won by to /. on
Msmaux in. the seventh. Yesterday the
seventh again was New York's. plump In
ming. The Giants got three in that round
Just enough to Hex the Dodgers by score
OF to g.
Poor Connie Mack rambled all over the
nneld yesterday after the game on the
polo Grounds was over and then retreated
back TO the stands. Perhaps Mack is no
Ing Anyway, as he started TO walk across
the held lot OF curious folk surrounded
goes Connie Mack" was the cry. Maybe
Mack thought the fans would take personal
vengeance on him for the sorry ball his
disappeared under the grand stand, where
the populace could not cape at him.
In giving credit 70 The Chicago American
Buck Weaver shouldn't he overlooked.
Whether playing at third or short the
Wonderful game, and is hitting harder
than al any time In his life.
Ci.;.a -swstrr. the sr.l!.aa: young Yan,
kee altar, wouldn't mind II the Athletics
PLAYED here every day, In the two game
series with the Mackmen the Baltimore
lad cracked out -four hits, walked three
times, scored four runs and stole two bases
According to Plttsburg adyices Casey
stengei, former Dodger and Pirate out.
fielder, Is not losing ANYTHING by his re-
fusal to report to tho phiilies after he
Whittsd. stengei IL playing with a ssml.
pro club out In Kansas City, his home
And It's a good Investment. too Ever
since he Joined the club the team Ia doing
land office business.
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Ci.;.a .-sgster. The brilliant ysuEs Tan,
PLAYED here every day. In the two game
series with the Mackmen the Baltimore
times, scored four runs and stole two bases
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BROWNS EXECUTE
THREE PLY KILLING
MapeI, Rookie Pitcher, Beaten
by Detroit.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug s1-(American)
--Rolla Mapel, recently acquired by St
Louis from Joplin of the Western
League. pitched his first major league
game to-day and lost to Detroit to /.
A triple play executed by Gedeon.
Gerber and Sisler with two men on
in the second featured. The score:
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ALEXANDER ALLOWS
CARDS THREE HITS
Leads Chicago to Victory by
I to o Score.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 (NationaD Alex
ander held ST. Louis to three hits to-day.
while Chicago punched two of their hits
and defeated the visitors in the final
game OF the series, ! to 0. Herzog sin
gled, stole second and scored the only
run OF the game on Meride's hit.
Lavan was ordered out of the game by
Umpire Byron for protesting a decision
at second base The score:
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10 Three base hitNchaccn. Sacrifice his
--Rojo, Ramlnez. Arisohn. Stolen base
Chacon. Double plays-chacon, Crespo
and Lucas; Irving and McVoy;. Chacon
and Lucas; spiers MeVoy aud Irving
FIRST base on ba.s--On Calderln, S; of
Spiers, 4. struck out-By CRlderin. .; by
spiers. 2. Umplres-Zeran and Leitnsr.
Al Dexter Park (seeond camel r. II. e
cuban stars o . ' q . q e---h 10 '
Bushwicks 1 OIL 0 0 0 O--2 2
Manifestations ana Fernandez; Lew
ems and Holman.
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Three base hit--Burns. Stolen base
Young. Sacrifice hit--chase. Sacrifice fly
Olson. Double play-zmmerman and
rrlsch. Left on bases-New York, s;
brooklyn, 8. First base on balls-Off
Grimes, 3 Burns, Zimmerman, Gonzales),
Hits ana earned runs--On Grimes, 6 and 3
20 innings; OF Barnes. . runs. Struck
out-By Grimes, tFrisch. Chase); by
barnes' Johnston. Myers Konetchy, XII
pltcher-Grimes. mpires-Messrs KLEIN
plate) and Emslie (bases). Time of game
Il hour and so minutes
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
CHARTER OAK TRoTTING.

HARTFoRp. Conn, Aug. Sl.--More than
$50 trotters and PAGERS arrived at Char
ter. Oak Park to-day prepared TO do
battle this week over the historic mile
track IN the twelfth meeting Of tho
Grand Circuit this season. The feature
race, as in former years. Will he the
Cnariei Osh HiS!.1, pGrsS. $4,000, fsI
2l2 trotters, on the card for Thursday.
Cox is expected to pilot Mignola in this
event. ....
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LINCoLNs DOUBLE vIcToRs.
Defeat Chevrolet Team and Robins
Dry Dock Nine.

The Lincoln Giants won both ends of
of double header at Olympic Field yes
terday. In the first they defeated the
Chevrolet team by to ?. Joe Will
Jams pitched great ball, He famed
fourteen men. The Robins were easy
for the locals in the second game. in
which the score was TO 1. The scores:
CHEVROLET LINCOLN GIANTS
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CUBAN STARS BREAK EVEN.
Beaten by BuShwicks I'm FRS
Game, They Win Second.

The Cuban Stars of Havana. who soon
are to return to Cuba, yesterday broke
even in a double header with the Bush
wlcks at Dexter Park In the first game
the visitors were beaten by score Of
6 TO S, but they carried OF the second
contest by TO : score. The teams
played before big crowd. The scores !:
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AMERICAN Istccr
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MAJOR THOMAS GOLF VICTOR.

GRLENwIcH, Conn, Aug. 3l.---Major
Samuel K Thomas won the eighteen
hole medal handicap golf tournament
at the Sound Beach Golf and County
Club to-day. His opponent was w. d.
Andrews. The trophy. presented by NJ
b. Foster. president OF the club, was an
eight day Tiffany clock The players
Rad a tie score in the play-oft week
ago.
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lST CAME
HILLDALE
Totals. sO4u27lso
Tress EN- Ronshs.. % 1877 = q

Hilldale ....,,..O 0 o o o 0 / 0--1
First base on erors--Treat EN- Roughs
l. Two base hts-Hanele, Kavanaugh
Curran. Tee. Reese, Yank. Sacrifice hit
Clinton Sacrifice 1y--Brown stolen bases
-Meara Corkrell Left on bases-Treat
EN- Roughs 8. Hilldale 0, Double plays
Dietz and KavanauEh, Bases on balls
ON Clinton ., of Williams l. Struck out
nv clinton. T. by Williams T. Hts--On
clinton I, off Williams II. Umpires-Tone
and Adler. Time Of game. l hour and 30
minutes.
Second game- r. II. r.
Hilldaie ......OoOooo2 o0-2 /
Treat EN- RouEhs. % 0 0 I 90 KS
MISUNDERSTANDING Corkrell aud Yank; ;
Tesreau and Hebblewalte.
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Two base hits-Milan, shannon. Judge,
Ruth. Solen bases--Milan, Ellerbe, Roth,
Ruth. Sacrifice hits-Shannon. Harris.
sacrihce fy--Eiierbe. Double piays-Har-
ris, Judge. Leonard and Shanks; Schang and
Shannon. Left on bases--washington II,
Boston Is. Banes on balls-On Jones 8.
on Zachary 4. Hits-on Zachary in
l-3 innings. on johnson In 20 In
nings. Hit by pitcher-By johnson
tJones). Struck out-By Zachary !, by
Jones q. Wild piteh-Jones. Winning
nItcher-JohnEon
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Veach Ties Sisler
for Second Position

d OBJ EEACH of the Detroit Tigers
ID tied George Sister OF tho browns
r. for second place among Aneij-
can League batters yesterday.r Other
wise the Ave leading maulers In the
two major leagues held TO their POSI-
tiors over sunday.
AMERICAS yP.r,-r
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Polo
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

Copyright 1912 aud
HAT
oal teams Pennsylvania little vacation
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Totsls...SSlsl527l II

Trvo basn m. iuJ,oIgon1 shssnDI U.N.'
Three base hits-Shannon. Hartman Fischer
Riley. Stolen bsses-Holden ?: Fischer, .:
Higgins. sacri6ee hit-Shsnnon. Sacrifice
fies-Shannon. Riley. McLaTy. o'Rourke
Double play-Hsgins. Fischer and McLarry
Left on bases Bnghlmton, 7: Rochester, s.
ter. l. Bases on baIls-on Brogsn. I; on
GRAY, 3; off higgins. ., Hts-on BroEsn,
in innings off Gray. in innings; off
Cueto. none in I inning Hit by ptcher--
By Brogsn Fischer Struck uut-By Hig-
gins, 4. Wild pitch-Gray, Winning pitcher
Higgins. Losing pitcher-Brogau
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Totsls. ssaIsi Totals. ..ss7I427 -
Chevrolet ........1 o o 1 0 o o o o.

Lincoln Giants. l 2 20 x-7
First base on errors-I..ncoln Giants s,
Chevrolet l. Two base HIT. Allen. Sac
rifce hits-D. Brodbeck. NJ. Allen. Left
Double plays-KimbalI. NJ. Brodbeck and
Murphy; Levy and Murphy. Bases on
balls-On Kimball J, on williams /.
Struck out-By Kimball I, by Williams
IL Wild pltch-Kimball. Passed ball
Wiley. Umpire--oldus Time OF game.
hour and 50 minutes.
NJ Olympic Field r. H. r.
Robins Dry Dock. % 0 III II I
Lincoln Giants. 20 1 2001 alx-7 10 2
Batteries - Sheenan and Ackerman
Archer and Wiley.
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Two base hits-Maisel. Bentley. Burns,
Sheridan. 2: Cook. Three base hit-Lavry
bases-M aisel, Elliott and Altenburg. Sacri-
nee hit-Frank. Sacrifice hy-wiser. Dou-
lott and Bentley. Passed bsll-Cook. Bases
on bals-on Frank, !; off Bsrrin, 2. Struck
out--By Frank, o. by Keefc. 3, First base on
errors-Reading. 3: Baltimore, .. Left on
bases-Balumore, g. Reading. 7.
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Three base hit-Whitted Sacrifice hies
-Whitted Barbara. Double piays-kopf.
Barbara and whitted. Left on bases
Pittsburg, Z; Cincinnati. 8. First base on
by pitcher-By Carlson. !. Struck out-By
Ruethsr, 3: Carlson, ..
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Totals. s2O7Nuot Totals. =. 80 q 10 n "A q

IWo base hIts-Flpp, Baker. Stolen
esses-Fewster 2. Sacrifice dy--Baker.
Double plays-Baksr and Pipp. Dusan and
Phiisdclphis g. Base on bSlls-oun4 r Msys
! tWalker). OF Naylor 0 (Fewster 2, Peck
,hpaughl. Struck out-By Mays May
Lewis. Passed bali-Ruei Earned runs
on Naylor g. Umpires-Dineen and
owens. Time Of game. hour and IS
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BALTIMORE DOUBLE VICTOR.
Defeats Reading, 4 to q ana
II to 9.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 31-(International).
Baltimore won both games from
Reading here to-day. I to 3 and II to 8.
Frank is credited with both victories.
He relieved Hill with the score tied In
the first, while he replaced Kneisch in
the second. The scores: a ,sE
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SENATORS RALLY IN NINTH.
Score Four Runs and Beat Req
Sox by TO 2.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sf.--with the
score tied at Q to . In the eighth WASH
ington fell on Jones for four runs and
defeated Boston. to o. johnson had
relieved Zachary in the first half Of the
eighth, and the visitors were unable to
overcome the lead The score:
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HnLDALEs LOSE TWO.
Philadelphians Beaten by Treat
EN- Roughs, 4 to 1 and to 2.

Sergeant Guy Employs Treat EN-
Roughs won two games from tie Hill
dale club of Philadelphia yesterday at
Dyckman Oval, 4 to ! and s to ?.
Every seat in the park was taken be-
fore the first game started. Jeff Tes-
reau and Jimmy Clinton were the win
ming pitchers. Marty Kavanaugh's hit
ting was q feature. The scores:
FIUHT GAME
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DAILY and Metzge Get Football Coaching Positions

As
West Point DAILY who had absent
beat the Navy the Polo Grounds
that Elmer oyphant included
the
College
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STAINING OF THE CLUBS.
AMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Phlla delphia, A. NJ. and p. NJ
Washington IN Boston, A. NJ. and y. nj, :
Cleveland In 81. Louis, a. NJ. and p, M,
Chicago In Detroit. A. N. and p. NJ.
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Two base hits-Powers. Jacob. Three base
ht.-Mtl!er. stolen base-Dowd. Sacrifice hits
-Dowd. Sargent. Left on bsses--Jersey City.
Newark. Bases on balls-On cellars. 4.
Hit by pitcher-By Cellars. 1 (Bruggy).
struck out-By Rommell. Q: By cellars. 8.
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Two base hits--D. Collins, Riseerg. Ora
ney 2. Speaker. Gardner, o'Neiii, SACRIFICE
hits-Chagman 4. Smith sacrinse files
wambsganss and Harris; Coveleskie.
wambssanss and Harris. Left on bases
on Williams /, on Lowdermiik I. off
coveleskie 4. Hits- on williams In
one-third inning: OF Lowdermilk in
"a innings. Struck out--By Lowdermilk
I, by Coveleskie 6. Losing pitcher
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New touring body and suburban Sedan
This car 10 new throughout and must BE
sold at a reasonable price by Thursday,
Dealers ignored. Demonstration at AL.NO
GARAGE. 227 East 6eth ST.
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Giants Beat Dodgers in
Brilliant Game, 4 to 3.
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record In each league of
games played, won and lost, with runs,
hits errors, men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents, including gaies Of
Saturday, August 90. Ia a follows;
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Two base hit-Demmitt. Three base hit
Bush. stolen base-Bush. Sacrifice hits
Young, Flagstead. Sacrifice fiy--veach.
Triple play--Gedeon, Gerber and Sisler.
Left on bases-Detroit, 10; ST. Louis, 8.
4; on Mapel. g. Hlts-on Love. in
LIS innings. Hit by pitched ball-By
Mapel (Heilman). Struck out-By Ayers,
/; by Mapel /. wild pitch-Ayers--Win-
ming pitcher-LoYe
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Boston In New York, A. NJ. and p. y.
philadelphia IN brooklyn, a. NJ. andlP. M
81. Louis In Pittsburg, A. NJ. and p. ~.
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How Batsmen of Local Clubs Are Hitting
ROBINS.

Stolen Bases-olson. q: Johnston. Is. Psipg
~ konetchy. IL; u, Wheat, n;NMysrs ii
Griffith, 6; Klduf, a Kruger, 8: Grimes. /
Miller, /; Pfeher, /
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BINGOES EASY VICTORS.
overwhelm Rochester in Weird
Game by IS to 1.

BTNGHAMToN, Aug. 81. - Gnterna-
tionaD-Binghamton defeated Roches-
ter here this afternoon In a weird farce
comedy by the score OF IS to /. The
score:
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championship the All Corners AS understand it, the All
All Corners unrestricted tournament the winner which
restricted affair Much like the
the factre mains
championship
N the
all
muchas
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READING ~
Totals. 20 As q 10 81 Totals. asA 10 1
@Batted for weinert in the ninth inning

Reading ................0 % o a-3
Two base hits-Hill. Cook. stolen bases--
Jacobson; Egan. Q; Maisel, HONG. Bentley.
nee flts-Bentiey. 2: Eiiiott' Hummei J:
Weinsrt. Double plays-Bentley iunasssted);
Frant and Doolan. Struck outs-By weinert,
9; by Frank. l. Bases on balls--Off weinert
s. Left on bases-Baltimore. 10: Reading, g.
First base on errors-Baltmore, l. Wild pitch
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McGoorty Has a Chance to Set a Record

nights
should
rions emphasized
that Beckett a
a of
Of England Ftzsmmons
decision
has been able to get referees decision English champion That
notm
Rather returned here with words great praise for McGooy and
champion England whom Rather defeated spite Of the
a England indicated
whipped Mccormick
the tight
over mere entities him with Mike ODowd
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City an Newark A. NJ and p N.
: Reading In Baltimore, A. NJ. and p NJ
Rochelter IN iBing la mton, A. NJ, and p. NJ
Buffalo IN Totonto. A. N. and p. n ~
NEWARK, Avg. s1.--Despite the fact
that Cellars Of. Jersey City held Newark
only to four hits the Newark Bears won
here to-day from their skeeter rivals by
a score of s to o.. .o.
Newark took advantage Of all Of Eel
lars four passes and the two Jersey
City errors also aided the Bears In con-
yerting their four hits into flve runs
Jersey City stung Eddie Rommel for
seven hits, but the. Newark star kept
them scattered. The Bears also had the
benefit of perfect support. The score
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stolen Bases-burns VI Young, 70. haun
is; Chase, IS; Doyle, II; Friseh, II zih1mer
man, s; Fletcher, Gonzales =; snyder :
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KLEIN Clears Bench.

The Dodgers were handicapped by the
absence of Zach Wheat, who reported
sick. That necessitated sending Hick-
man. a iotoriousiy weak hitter. to left.
Jimmy didn't get bingle. but he was
robbed oil one by a great running catch
by Kauff with Konetchy on ahead in
the eighth. The Dodgers further were
weakened when Umpire KLEIN cleaned
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G, touia .0 Ooh o o o 90
Chicago ..,..........1 x-1
Two base hit-Barber Stolen bases
IIerzox q Hornsby. Sacrifde hlt-Flack.
Denble piays-SchultE, Steck and Hornsby.
lei. on bases-St Louis 2, Chicago 7.
BaaeH on balIs--Oh WOODWARD 3. struck
out-By Alexander 2, by MoaiMerd .,
Giants VS.. Boston To-day. 2Eames. Polo
Grounds. IO;I5 A. NIB p. NJ. Adh. 60c.-Adn
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Totals. as 5 li'27 i6 81 Totals. 1880 10 3
'None out when winning run was scored
Cuban Stars. ...,..0 90 02l 0---b
Bushwicks ....,...,0 3 2 0 0 l--6
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REsULTsoF YESTERDAYS GAMES.


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