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LORIMER VICTOR IN
GRAND AMERICAN
Carries OFT Trapshooting
Honors After Triple Tie.

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.--G. W. Lorimer Of
Troy, Ohio, won the Grand American
trapshooting handicap to-day after a
triple tie in which Lorimer w. E.
Gordon of Mobile. Ala, and Ed Hellyer
of Alexandria. Pa, each scored 9S. It
was Lorimer's first appearance In the
Grand American. in which 79S shooters
contested.
In the shoot of for the trophy Lorimer
won with eighteen straight breaks out
of twenty targets. Gordon was second
with seventeen and Hellyer third with
sixteen.
Besides appearing in the classic
event for the first time Lorimer used a
new gun. He missed his eleventh and
Thirteenth targets. He shot from eieh-
teen yards. while Gordon fired from
nineteen yards and Hellyer from twenty
one yards.
The prize money totalled s7,1e5. OF
this s537 went to first prize, s4s3 to
second and s429 to third.
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TEAM BATT1NG

SIOIen bases-UIson, 70, konetchy 10
Myers, 10; Johnston. IL: q Wheat, 8; Griffith
8; Kilduf, 3; Kruger. 3; Pfefer, /; Miller, !
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REACH GOLF FINAL
AT SHENECOSSETT
Goss and CoIkett Advance in
Club Championship.

New LONDON. Conn. Aug. is
Matches in the Shenecossett golf cham
pionship narrowed down to the finals
to-day. There were some surprises when
William NJ. Goss of Waterbury, Conn,
defeated Norton Squire of Apawamis by
and 2. 1t looked at the start as II
the New York player would have things
his own way. as he had lead OF four
holes at the sixth period. Goss then
pulled himself together and soon squared
the match. He kept on and added holes
until he was up, which advantage he
held to the end.
T. c. Colkett I'd OF Philadelphia is the
other fnalist. He defeated Dickson
Bishop by and 4 without much effort.
A hard fight is being waged in the sec
ond sixteen. The finalists here are A.
Ranney Of Greenwich. who beat c.
Hyams of New Orleans, and 4. and
William Clarke of Watch Hill, who de-
feated Howard Peters OF Englewood by
uD.
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COLLEGIAN WINS TITLE.
sasSman of Illinois Takes Western
Junior Golf LaureIs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Howard Sassman
OF Chicago. a nineteen-year-old student
OF the University of Illinois, to-day won
the Western Junipr golf championship at
Flossmoor. He defeated Clyde S. Ken
needy of Freeport, ILL.,, 4 and 8, after
winning from John NJ. Gilchrist, Chic
cago, In nineteen holes in the semi
finals
sassnan played excellent golf. with a
total Of 76 in the first round. He went
out In 81 on the final round.
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Adair Plays Par Golf
On OaknlOnt Course
Atlanta Youth Shows Way to Rivals in Practice for
National Championship With a 73-Ouimet
Covers Round in a.

would have given him a ~ for the
course.
ouimet I'm Fine Form.
playing. Most of the stars were lucky to
break so. Ouimet was shooting excellent
golf in his morning round, as the follow
ing card will show:
Out. ...... 8 4S Q 4-sS
In. ........ 44635 444 5-3s-74
Going out the Woodland player was
two under par. but coming back, over the
easiest part of the course, his play was
not SO good. and he was over par by
three strokes.
Adair, in his best round. was even
with par both out and In. His card fol-
lows:
Out. ....... 4t4t ST
In. ...... $3.50 8 4 4-36--73
On the No. 10 hole the Atlanta youth
shot an eagle for a three. On the out
bound trip he had three brides. which
evened up his score three other holes
where he topped par by a stroke.
Jess w. Sweetser. the nineteen-year-old
Metropolitan player. who defeated Ned
Sawyer in the Victory tournament at
Siwanoy last week, one of the post en-
tries for the championship. arrived late
this afternoon and shot an so on his
first trip over the course.
Anderson Out in Par.
Gardiner White and John @. Anderson
engaged in match play for IS holes, and
White was the winner, 1 UP. Anderson
was out in 81, par figures, but his game
fell of on the homeward journey, and he
took a Al, over par. In the morning
round Anderson shot a II.
Mar MarstOn nlayed fairly we'll. he
took 70. Dave Heron, a local youth,
had a 20.
Jerry Travers apparently is far of his
real game. His scores ran high In two
| rounds to-day. Bob" Gardner. too, has
not yet his his stride. with the result
that his scores thus far have been high.
The preliminary qualifying round will
start at e:16 o'clock tomorrow morning.
II will be at Is holes. and the first 81.
with all ties for sixty-fourth place. will
qualify. AS yet Chick Evans, the cham
| pion, has not put In appearance.
Public Links Golfers Entered.
St. Louis has the distinction OF being
represented by a delegation of four pub
lie links golfers. They are from the
| Forest Park links and two Of them, r.
K. Bockenkamp, runnerup in the West
eru championship, and James Manion,
St Louis city champion, are expected
to last we'll into the match play rounds.
These nine players were added
| to the entrants to-day: Raymond Rus
sell. Country Club of Detroit: Chester
Maxwell, Trenton; J. A. Sweetser.
Ardsiey: Donald Woodward. Columbia :
| Norman Dorr, Des MoiDes; f. c. Beall,
| Uniontown, Pa; A c. Ulmer. Florida
Country Club; e. C. Cleary. Bala, and
c. c. worben. Des Moines.
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'GEERS HOLDS REINS
OVER TWO WINNERS
Also Takes Two Seconds and q
Third in Grand Circuit Meet
at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-The Grand
Circuit meeting. twice postponed by rain
! and heavy track, was resumed at Bel
| mont track to-day, with rearranged
programme OF Ave events There were
| several close finishes, but the time aver
age was not h gin for this class OF horses
The biggest surprise of the day came
In the William Penn stake for two-year-
old trotters. purse $4,000, In which the
Brook Farm entry Mr.. Dudley, driven by
4, l.. Brusie. beat a good field or young
sters. including the Laurel Hall Farms
Natalie the Great. This was the iatters
' firth race, and she had never lost neat
, until she was beaten In the second heat
| to-day in 2:13.
| The veteran reinsman Pop Geers
had an entry in all five events, and won
two frsts and finished third. second ana
second in three others. After Carmelita
Hall had taken the first heat OF the zlS
trot and had finished second to Sam Fore
man in the second I,Sars brought kerrigan
| through the stretch with rush ana
nipped Sam Foreman by nose at the
wire in the third heat. He also won the
extra heat for winners in 2:11h.
Geers piloted his second winner IN me
$4,000 Nawbeek Stock Farm Stake for
three-year-o trotters, winning In
straight heats with Mollie Knight, which
stepped the first heat in :07%.
| The Bellevue-Stratford stake. purse
$4,000, for 2 :O6 trotters. furnished the
fastest time of the meeting SO far. the
/ first heat being won by Prince Loree In
2:o5s.
McGregor the Great won the ;1e trot
for the Bulls Head Bazaar stake OF
| $4,000. The summaries:
AIT TRoT; THREE.YEAR-oLD TRoTTERs;
| PURSE $4,000: IN HEATS.
| Mollie Knight b. e. by General Watts
EG itIe Leo pill g. g. b. Il
P Ps.a Worth Worth b. 6. ShCEsT%an,
pfTs s.FT Todd Or AamaS Harris and brother
fs''' A''' Time-e:o7s, 21Oli.
e:1s TRoT; HEATS; PURSE $4,000.
MeGrssor the Great en: b; $, by, by Peter the g,
HS fsasehq Nao mf's E mr. 'e Sodss:
Joseph Guy, b. .. hyde. ..;;;......"..! 2 !
Msriondale, blk GAurphy).......... 6 5 3
Time: Os. 2:c7. 2U.
2:os TRoT; 3 HEATS: PURSE 5000.
wilkes Brewer, CHI M. by Nutwood
wilkes-Mary Bales (Hyde) ........ 81
Boyal Mac: b. g., (MqrPphyl, ;;;..,..; z ] 3
f fhe ToddieT Dr. D. g. stnsonS sro
Peter June, CHI CGeers) ......,....,S . 4ro
Busy T%se, also stated sSs s:os. sOz
PURSE 5000.
Mr.. Dudler. blk. g.. by J. Malcolm
Forbes-Bourbon Todd a. Drusie)... 2 ! /
Natalie the Great. br. (. CThomas).... :
Dudette, br. I, (GeerO ..!.............s 2
Day Star b. C. (Cox)...................4 8
Madam Dillon. oh. Z. (serrilD ........ 5ro
Tme-2:l6k. 2l3, 2:l2Z.
2:ls TRoT; HEATS; PURSE $1,000.
Kerrigan br. g., by Axworthy-oarrie
sam s'f Foreman, remain tr. g. by handsome
Joe-Emma (Car)
Carmelita Hall b. m (ClariS)........ I 3
Ed H.. blk. e. (Sturgeon). ......... Sro
Lolita Watts, b. m. Murphy .......2 gro
DR.. Elmore, Humfast, Olive FAINT and
Dorothy Day also started
TmeEs :loL, 2:ioH. 2:0sH 2:ilh.
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mo nd hnshe
a but had
wv uTog Purse s,2SG Time l'2 Post 81 on
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| SOM ......-.................. uls
Tme-2:ls. 2:l7 2:l6ii 2:ls&, 2:17k. 2:22i1.
| 2A CLASS, TRoTTING; PURSE 81, 900.
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NEW PLAYERS FOR NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 15.-George
W. Twombly. former outhelder of the
Boston Braves, and Chick Davies, a
left hand pitcher formerly with the
Philadelphia Athletics. have been signed
" George Weiss. owner OF the New
Haven team in the Eastern League, It
was announced to-day. Jack Enright,
a pitcher from the st. Louis Nationals,
has been released.
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NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 15.-Newark and
Buffalo split even in double header
here to-day. the Bears taking the opener,
to 1, and the Bisons capturing the
second game, s to 2, with a brilliant
tenth inning rally. -.
McCabe kept the nine Buffalo hits well
scattered in the first game and was
backed up with a stonewall support. he
weakened a bit in the seventh but stead
led down after the Bisons had put over
one run. The Bears punched hits on
Devinney in the second and third but
after that the Buffalo boxman gave NC
Cabe worthy battle.
Buffalo fought a splendid uphill fight
in the second game. tying the score IN
the eighth and winning out In the tenth.
After the Bisons had tied the score In
the eighth Lyons held them in check In
the ninth. Buffalo fell upon him In the
tenth, like a ton of brick, and damned
three runs across. The scores:
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wEsTFIELD GOLF TOURNEY.

On September IL and 10 the Highland
Club of Westheld. Conn, will stage an
Invitation tournament open to members
OF all clubs in Connecticut Instead
OF individual play. this tournament will
stage four ball matches. Pairs will
qualify at eighteen holes in divisions
OF eight pairs. Friday morning will be
given over to qualifying, with the FIRST
round OF match play in the afternoon.
The two succeeding rounds will be
played on Saturday. C. X. Decherd will
receive entries at the club. A fee OF 81
VIII be charged.
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MISS BJURSTEDT WINS.
Defeats Miss Zinderstein I'm Tennis
Match.

NEW LONDON, Conn. Aug. 15.-Miss
Molla BJurstedt defeated Miss Marion
Zinderstein at tennis here to-day on the
Griswold courts by a score of 6-3, SO.
Miss Zinderstein, after winning the first,
third and fourth games. was unable to
take game thereafter from Miss
mis- at all times.
Miss Zinderstein's shots were as pretty
as those of her opponent but Miss
Bjurstedt's cross court strokes proved
too much. Miss Zinderstein fought back
hard for every point, but she did not
prove as energetic as her opponent
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'Apprentice allowance claimed.
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ct InITIa my IpHIr,A DEF pUIA ~
Totals. .32 2 s "a II 2
'Batted for Tuero in the fifth inning.
Tran for Miller in the fifth inning.

ST. Louis. ............ 0 o o o o ca
Philadelphia. ......... o % x
Two base hits-Jacobs Williams. Home
run-Meusel. Stolen bases-Smith Heathcote
.. Sacrifice hit-Bancroft. Double play-Tuero
and Lavan. Left on bases-St. Louis 8:
Philadelphia. /. Bases on balls-on Meadows,
8: off Woodward. /; off Jacobs, 1. Hits-Of
Woodward, in innings (Gone out in the
fourth: of Tuero. in inning of Jacobs
in innings Hit by pitcher-By Jacobs. 1
(Meadows). Struck out-By Meadows, 8: by
Woodward, 1. Winning pitcher-Meadows.
Losing pitcher-woodward.
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FOR BAY STATE GOLF TITLE.
Championship VIII he Staged on
September 8.

BOSTON, Aug. 15.-The State open golf
championship tournament will be held at
the Worcester Country Club on Sept. s
and 9, having been set forward a week
SO as not to conflict with the profess
sional golfers association championship
at the Engineers Club. Long Island.
1t will be ~ hole medal competition.
President A. D. Locke of the Massa-
chusetts Golf Association also announced
that the Massachusetts-Co Connecticut
amateur team match would be played
at the Brae Burn club. Newton, on
Sept. 9.
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HILDRETH BUYS VALoR.
rays $4,000 to william 5sartiu
for Mare.

SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. 15.-Sam Hill.
dreth this afternoon bought the good
race mare Valor from William Martin
for a price said to be $4,000. She has
been one of the most consistent racers
IN training this season.
To-day she finished third to Cudgel
and Spur after leading from the start
until we'll into the stretch.
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LEAFS OUTBATTED,
WIN DOUBLE BILL
Defeat Shelters, 3 to I and I
to o in EIeuen Innings.

Although outbatted in both games,
Toronto defeated Jersey City twice at
West Side Park yesterday, to 1 and
l to 0. The second contest went eleven
innings Schulte's triple sent Purtell.
who had walked, over the plate with the
winning run.
The Leafs won the first game when
Schachts wild throw to first base ac-
counted for two runs. The scores:
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CARDINALS BREAK
EVEN WITH PHILLIES
st. Louis Players Bombard
Murray and Take Opener
Score i'm Each Is ~.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-(NatioNal)
st. Louis and Philadelphia split a
doubleheader today. the visitors winning
the first game to and the locals the
second by the same score. In the first
contest St Louis fell on Murray for
eight hits, which, with two passes, netted
five runs in one and two-third innings.
Hogg then relieved him.
Woodward. who pitched six innings of
the first game. started the second for
st. Louis and held the Phillies hitless
for three innings. In the fourth a pass
to Blackburne, Williams single and a
home run by Meusel resulted in enough
runs to win the game. Meadows held
St Louis safe throughout The scores:
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Tailor Maid
767
threeAx TtmaIb
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ATHLETICS GET oUTFIELpER

HENDERSON, KY. Aug. 15.-outfielder
Charles High of the Evansville, Ind
club OF the Three-Eye League has been
purchased by the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans, II was announced here to-day nv
Tom Turner. scout for the Athletics.
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RENOMINATE RUBEN;
A. A. u. SLATE NAMED
Warren Fielding on List for
Registration Committee.

The nominating committee of the Net
ropolitan Association OF the A. A. U.
yesterday announced its selections for
the various offices of the association to
be voted upon at the annual meeting of
the association at the Seventy-first Regi-
ment Armory on September Is.
The nominees for the various positions
are all men who are experienced. The
majority of them have held Office in the
association in the past. Frederick W.
Ruben, who has headed the organization
since the death of James E. Sui
livan has been renominated for pres
ident II. Obertubbesing, former secre-
tary and Handicapped, is the committees
choice for vice-president, and Charles A.
Ebert, Anchor Athletic Club of Jersey
City, a former member of the regstra-
ton committee, has been named for the
position OF secretary-treasurer in place
of James T. Mclnerney of st. Anselm's
Athletic Club, who declined renomina-
ton for business reasons.
The following are the five nominees
for places on the registration committee /:
Jacob w. Stumpf. Grace Club, present
vice. president of the association, who
declined denomination to try for a place
on the registration committee, where he
feels he can be more active and do bet
ter work for the association; Warren
Fielding, New York Athletic Club; Mar
tin A. Klein, Bohemian Gymnastic Club
Alex. Arc, Brooklyn A. A, and Julius G..
Schwab, Paulist A. C.
Fielding is a former champion high
jumper and has been prominent as an
official in the Metropolitan district for
the last eight years. He is a graduate
OF the College of the City of New York
and New York University and is at pres
ent a member of the law firm of Phil
lips Mahoney & Leibell.
The list OF delegates and alternates to
the Amateur Athletic Union are as fol-
lows:
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star Court always held Others % P.e PepDsDs Ia ANA WS
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BETHLEHEM SOCCERS WIN.
Defeat Stockholm Tigers, L to O.
King Gustnye Present,

STOCKHOLM, Aug. IA (delayed) The
Bethlehem Steel soccer football team de-
feated the Stockholm Tigers to-day by
a score of l to 0.
King Gustave was among the large
crowd In sttendarsA
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Totals. 2s I 10 "a II ;

Two base hits-HoIden, Bentley, Boley
shannon. Sacrifice hit-Lefler Sacrifice
hies-Boley HONG. Stolen bases-Maisel p
Double plsys-Boley. Dooian and Bentley
Doolan Boley and Bentley; Maisel Dooian
and Bentley. Bases on balls-By HILL s; by
Martin. q Hit by pitcher-By Hill (shan.
nom Struck out-By Hill /: by Martin, l.
Passed balls-Smith. 2. Wild pitch-HilL Left
on bases-Baltmore, 6: Binghamton, 10.
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Two base hit-De Neville. Three base hit
Schultz. Stolen bases-Fit zsimmons .; Kane
Spencer Sacrifice hits-Mooers, Gonzales,
Schultz. Double play-Justin and Onslow.
Left on bases-Jersey City 10: Toronto. IL
Bases on bals-of Biemiller, .; off Justin, ..
Hit by pitcher-By Biemiler (onslowl by
Justin Gilman, Bauman). Struck out-By
Bsmiller 8; by Justin, s.
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Two base hits-Letter, Donelson. Sacr1hce
hits-Danile. Ryan, Donelson 2. Sargent, Bar.
ney. Heating. Sacrifice fy-Harris Left on
bases-Newark 8; Buffalo. 9. Bases on balls
of Lyons, 2. Hit by pitcher-By Lyons, l.
Keating). Struck out-By Lyons, .: by
Ryan, 4.
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Two base hit-Bancroft stolen base
Smith: Sacrifice hit-stock: Sacrifice ry-
Horn;Sy Double paysmBs %sSr IgnSs
bases-st Louis, Z; philadelphia. 3. Bases
on balls-on Murray, 2; of Hogg., ?; of
innings: on Hogg, s in Tia innings; off
Goodwin: in innings: off Woodward. 0
in innings. Struck out-By Murray. /; by
Hosg. ., BY Goodwin. 1; by woodward. 2.
Passed ball-Adams. Winning pitcher-Good-
win. Losing pitcber-Murray.
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BALTIMORE IN FRONT.
Defeats BinghamtOn in Eight In
ming Game by to 2.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-(InternationaD
Baltimore scored a to victory over
Binghamton here to-day in the closing
game OF the series The score:
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OUTSIDERS SCORE
= OVER FAVORITES
Win Yrotting and Pacing
Events at Middleton.
specidp Despatch to The Sun.

MmpLErowN, N. Y, Aug 15.-Three
very exciting races were run on the
heavy clay track here to-day in conjunc-
ton with the Orange County Fair. The
races were the best ever witnessed on
this track. Those who had pinned their
faith on favorites were disappointed. AS
the winners were all outsiders. The
summarizes
2Is CLASS, TRoTT1NG; PURSE $500.
Eudora Spier. blk. m. by Di-
rectum Spier-Eudora (Rath-
hunD ...-.......-.,....... / ! 8 d
Worthy Bingen, blk. s.. by Bin
gen-Saphire Worthy (Mur-
ray .............:.'..........'
Belgia, br. s., by Bnsars
w GssHss9 Girl b. m. Derry: II: gro
First virginian, b. 8. Dicker-
nme-2:ls. 2:l7. 2:lsh 2:ls&, 2:l7k. 2:221.
2:A CLASS. TRoTTING: PURSE 1900.
Peter-valpa Grattan (Rodney). ma 1 I
Qui Salt, b. g., by Harvester
Quisetta Dickerson) ................. IS 3
Native Chief, CHI. g. (Crossman),.... 2 2
Violet T., b. m. CTayloD. ............ 4
Lady of the Clan, b, m. CPitman).. 3 4ro
Bud Bingen. br. 8, (Noblel. ........,. no
Time-2:2o, 2:l7i4, 21s. 2:13%.
2:l5 CLASS. PACING; PURSE $1,000.
Hollywood Alice, b. M. by Joe
Col. Bidwel. by Col. Forrest
Hazel Kustner. b. m. q'itman).... bro
Charley Sweet, b. g. tBriggsl..... 3 3 ro
Admiral Bell. b. g. (Thomas).... 4ro
Tme-2l2%, AJAX, 2:lik, 2:l2x, 2:2S.
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Two base hit--O'Neill. Three base hit
Magic. Home run--Cook. Stolen bases-Cueto,
Rodriguez, Burns, sehweitzer Sacrifice hits
Rodriguez. Burns Schweitzer. Sacrifice hit,
Brewer. Left on bases-Rochester, II; Read
ing, "a. Bases on ballS-On Brown, 6; of
Hoffman, 4; off Acosta. 4. Hits-on Hoffman
nings. struck out-By AcSsta, S. Passed ball
-oNeill. Winning pitcher-Brown. Losing
pitcher-Acosta
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Two base hit-WaIsh. Stolen Ddses-CarI
stom, Strait. Jacob. Sacrifice hits-MeCa5e.
Danke, Jacob. Sacrifice fiy-Sargent Double
play-Harris and Keating Left on bases
buffalo, o; Newark, g. Bases on balls-0n
Devinney. 2; off McCabe. 2. Struck out-By
McCabe, 2; by Devinney, 3.
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NEWARK WINS AND
LOSES WITH BISONS
Takes Opener, 2 to 1, but Buff
falo Captures Second in
Tenth, 5 to 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Result. Of Yesterday's Games.

Toronto, .; Jersey City. Chrst).
innings).
Newark, 2: Buffalo, tfrst. a.
Buffalo. 6; Newark, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT d"
nings). ,->
Reading, s; Rochester, 4 thirteen inningD.
Baltimore, Z; Binghamton eight innnss-
darknehal.
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Otto Wahle and Miss Charlotte Ep-
stein have been named as swimming
handicappers for. men and women re-
spectively.
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Gnmes Scheduled Tor Io-uHy'
Buffalo in Jersey City.
Binghamton in Newark 1.-TWO gameO.
Rochester in Baltimore.
Toronto in Reading.
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READING WINS IN 18TH,

Defeats Rochester by n Score OF
to 4.
READING, Pa. Aug. 15.-(Interna-
tional) -Reading defeated Rochester in
the final game of the series to-day in
thirteen thrilling innings, score to 4.
he
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How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
Including games of Thursday. Aug. 1<)


Stolen Bases-Burns. "a; Young. IS: Chase,
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sales. 4; Fletcher 3: Frisch, 3: McCarty. ?:
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FIRST GAME

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Hersche and Onslow; Purtell and Onslow. 2.
Left on bases-Jersey City. 4; Toronto. l.
Base on balls-On Hersche 1. Struck out
BY Schacht. 3; by Hersche. I.
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1.-TWO out when winning run was scored
Rochester. l o / 0 0 o.