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Classic Stakes at 4qu
LarchmOnt Regatta a Drift,
Light Air Spelling Racing
Gray Dawn Leads Shops and Allure Is Fastest OF
Schooners-Adois Beats Lena in 30 Foot Glass
and Whit Outruns Inter-club Boats.

LARcHMoNr MANOR, N. Y, July A.
Long Island Sound yachtHnen got their
first idea of the daylight saving law at
the annual regatta Of tho Larchmont
Yacht Club here to-day. In the olden
days sunset was at fairly reasonable
time by the clock and tho Corinthians
got ashore in time to have dinner and
enjoy the fun at the clubhouse. Not so
to-day. The sun set close on to by
tho old town clock. and at that hour
some Of the big feet that was taking
part in the regatta were still out on the
Sound.
There was practically no air when
Howell c. Perrin. chairman Of the race
committee, established the starting line
Off Larchmont Breakwater. The post
ponement signal was at once broken out
and the Corinthians started the good
old fashioned game of whistling for a
breeze. AS is the custom on Long Island
Sound, a light breeze set in from the
southwest midway in the afternoon, and
in the lightest OF airs the the big feet of
forty-five yachts were sent of on their
respective courses.
ton again were the feature craft OF the
regatta Three of the new sloops were
sent over q course Of 20% miles, made
up of a run, a beat and a reach. After
drifting all over the Sound for almost
Ave and a half hours. Philip H. john
sons Gray Dawn managed to cross the
finish line Z minutes and Is seconds
ahead of Commodore Ford's Vsruna.
Georgit WAS not timed.
For the second time this season Ogden
Reds Lena was beaten in the race for
the thirty footers of the New York Yacht
Club. To-day the boat that has been
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CALIFORNIANS ARE
BEATEN AT POLO
Meadow Brook Defeats Santa
Barbara Team by 16
Goals to z 81.
snscinl pe.pnfoh to TIE. srx.


CEpARHURsr. L. l., July 4.-Santa Bar
bara's fast riding polo team was de-
feated by the aggressive four of Meadow
Brook, L. l., here q: the Rockaway Hunt
Club to-day in the opening match for
the Presidents cup. a high goal event
The Long Island four won by a total
score OF 16 to 7a.
with an allowed handicap OF eight
goals Santa Barbara failed to tally
once. although having the ball at their
posts FIVE different times. A safety left
them a total of a quarter goal'less than
they were allowed by the handicap.
Cortlandt P. Dixon refereed the game
and Albert Hunter timed and scored. s.
S. Moore. william Tevis Jr., E. J.
Boeseke and A. Galen played on the
coast team. with H. Stonebridse suosti-
tuting for Moore at HAIR time.
On Meadow Brook were Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney. Thomas Hitchcock.
Jr. C. p. Besdleston and Q. A. Mexican,
an excellent combination. Whitney, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Whitney.
played a remarkable game in passing
the ball 20 Lieut.. Tommie Hitchcock.
son OF Major Hitchcock. Bcadleston
played his position we'll. and for the
CalHornans Tevis did the most spectac-
ular work.
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Union ID. c. Wins.

Rowing with clocklike precision the
Union Boat Club of New York showed
its heels to the Potomacs OF Washing
ton, Malta Of Schuylkill Navy and the
Argonaut youngsters in the Junior eight
cared shell race. All four crews got off
to a good start ana until the time the
trolley bridge was reached 1t was any
body's race.
Flashing under the arch the Gotham
ties shot into the lead. which they held
all the way dawn the course, winning
by two lengths. The Potomac crew
challenged the New Workers. just as the
head of Peters Island was reached, but
the Union bunch had lots in reserve and
shook them Off.
New Yorw came to the fore again in
the junior doubles. The pair from the
Bachelors Barge Club challenged the
New Workers.. but erratic steering
caused them TO lose all chance of the
race. When the finish line was reached
the Gothamites were two lengths TO the
good.
After leading practically all the way
the Potomacs of Washington were
Club cross the line a winner I'm the
Junior quadruple SOULS race. With the
crews racing neck and neck and the
flag about to drop the Mercury Footers
starter>a terrific squirt and they jumped
the Potomacs and flashed across the line
a winner By a length.
Tho Union Boat Club of New York
won the Junior four cared gig race with
four OF the men who had previously
rowed IN the Junior eight cared shell
race. They showed the way down the
course to the Maltas and the Fair
mounts and flashed over the line win
ner by three lengths.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

First Race-six furongs; three-year-
c ..n snd upward spsaTlens, lis lPoOis,l.
iPitrj. $40 and IS; second IsnghSrne,
IL 2.5. Hsus. Lady Ivan. Dickery Dare,
capers. Hasty Cora and Lucinda also ran,
Second RscemTwo,year,oid allies; nys
HRS nsf 81, :Hs &C. sn% .1o
Maize: Iii CHanover), 1880 and $500
second; Arrow Psint: III tsimP.onl, 50.
wsr, Mysterious Giri, catsHia. Miss MInks
Alsaee, Annette Teller Martha Luckett
and May Craig also ran.
cRicel. iIa 60 s. 30 and $3.50. won: sand,
man H. los GRidenIE%g), ,Ss.5o-hnd ;SiiSS'
third. Time. 2:s2 Is Golden Glow, Deck
mate. Kilkenny. Lottery, Shadow Lawn,
Bajazst, Ell Rey. Rookery and corydon
Fourth Race-Two-year-old maiden colts
and geldings; six furlongs; Kinburn. lis
Ace Of T2amps 0 nmd sS STa
s25o. second; Dolph, liz Connolly, 1870.
third. Time, 1913 rs, Jouett, Code Of
wrsck, sweep, Jr., and Alex, Jr., also ran
Fifth Race,-Independence Handicap;
three-yesr-olds and upward; $4,000 added:
Go s ms Ta iscsc ,d and Drfi!s
FIRST; Legal. to5 Mooney, $40 and SIS.
second: Rancher. lis Connolly, SIS, third.
Ilble, l:bb 80. Brunette H., Pasoureau,
Viva America. Barney shannon, Prospec-
tor. Under Fire. PIT, Jr., Dodge and Court
ship also ran.
sixth Race-Three- year-olds and up:
purse. s2,20o: one mile. Twin. e5 Thur
ber). t1l,lO. $3.50 and $3.50. first; Doctor
Carmen, lo7 (Barrettl. .s5 20 and 'l:,
second; Rromo, 1o7 twillis). s3.lO. third.
Time, 1888 Kiku. Precious. Tetley. w.
W. Hastings. Sands OF Pleasure and Hoenir
also ran.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious. and up
ward; claiming; purse. $1,000: colts and
geldings one mile and three -sixteenths.
IS and $3.50 nrst; Red stsrt. ITO west
enholm), Il1.30 and $3.50. second; Judge
David, 90 CLunsford). $3.50. third Time,
1883 2-5. Gliepner. Rife Shooter, Parish,
Chillum, Rhymer. James Foster, Buck
Nail. Blazonry and Water Proof also ran.
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DROP RACES FOR HEROES.
Port Washington Yacht Club to
Have Regatta To-day.

PoRT WAsHISuToN, l.. l., July 4.-The
Port Washington Yacht Club has ar
ranged a gala AFFAIR for tomorrow, when
a Mardi Gras and Yama- Yama frolic
will be held at the club. There will be
one OF the series Of races between
yachts of the Star class.
Racing at the club was suspended to-
day TO enable the members to participate
IN the celebration given In honor OF the
villagers who were In the late war
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ormbe was firing fast at the end and Just lasted. II
failed to get up. King George wide the head
ground.
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DowNEYs VS.. LINcoLNs.

The powney Shipyards nine, which
played the Lincoln Giants a to tie a
fortnight ago when rain caused a halt
in the eighth inning. will meet the Lin
coins In return game tomorrow at
Olympic Field, 136th street and Fifth
avenue. Tho teams are evenly matched
and fast and interesting contest is as
sured. In the first game the Chevrolet
nine OF Tarrytown, n. Y, will play a re-
turn match with the Harlem nine
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PHrLApKLPHIA, July 3.-Schuylkill
navy oarsmen easily proved their right
to prominent place In the rowing
world by capturing ten out of a possible
seventeen victories in the Peoples VIC
tory Regatta, rowed over a mile and a
quarter course on the Schuylkill here to-
day. Visiting New Workers. were the
greatest rivals Of the local oarsmen.
Five times New York oarsmen showed
the way home. The New York Athletic
Club with three victories led the Goth
antics. The Union Boat Club was
close second. with two victories to their
credit. The Canadians scored two tri-
umphs
The vesper Boat Club. which perhaps
is the greatest rowing club in the coun-
try. Tailed seven OF the ten victories
credited to local oarsmen, while the
lIndines scored three.
The big feature race Of mile and a
quarter for the singles sculiing cham
pionship fell to Kelly with Dibble sec
ond Heller of the Metropolitan Row
ing Club of New YorlS after holding on
| for the first quarter mile of the race,
was forced 10 drop out.
The three starters got Off to n good
, start, but by the time Strawberry Man
sion Bridge was reached Heller had
given ths race up as a bad job. Dbl
BILE and Kelly continued to race almost
neck and neck for 500 yards.
With about half the race over II was
| noticeable from the bank that Dibble
was having a hard time keeping up
with the Vesper star. When Peters ISL
and was reached Dibble was hardly
pulling his oars, with Kelly opening up
on every pull. Kelly flashed over the
Inc winner by many lengths, while
Dibble as he neared the line almost top
pied over In his shell. but crossed the
finish line still rowing.
| After the race It was learned from
Dibble that his hip had become dislo-
Gated just as he neared Peters Island
which made II almost impossible for
/ him to use his leg. The dislocation was
due. he said. to a shrapnel wound re-
ceived in France. The joint was snapped
back into position by doctor who hap
pened to be on the official launch.
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BAKER EQUALS RECORD.
Runs eco Yards in 1i2O 2-5 at
Lake Placid.

LAKE PLACID, n. Y, July 4.-Homer
Baker OF New York equalled his own world
record in the $50 yard run here to-day
in an attempt to better his time OF /
minute 20 2-5 seconds. The race was
held in connection with a welcome
home" celebration to 200 war veterans
and war workers.
Other features included stunt" fly
ing by aviators a street parade and a
Venetian carnival on Lake Mirro=- Of
500 decorated boats. Representative
Phillip Campbell of Kansas and Bertram
H. Smell of Potsdam. N. Y. delivered
addresses.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse $1,000; three-year-
Sids and upward six furionEs D!scord'
100; Rochester. lO2; arch Plotter, iO?;
Azalea, los; Tiajan. loI; {. a. comskey.
iS5 FrqSk Mems. ,S7 Hssoh 6ss. iO
j. Murdoch lo7; Bonste!le, loi; star Baby
100; carrie Moore. 81 Fortnight. 1903;
Sec Second Raee-Purse 81 500: the Highland
stock Farm; two-yesr-olds: maiden Niles;
nve and a half furlongs orlova. ll?;
rose, lie: Easier FiOwer' ia; Betty curry
ll?: wild Flower. ll2; Pine Grove, 1875;
Lorraine. IA; Avis Doyle. ~; Barenka
ia; Spectacular Girl. il2. Also eligible;
Third Race-Purss $4,000; Rose Hin
HandiSsp ShTsysaT0 aS 49, "P Sdy Fail, is
play. IS: Top Coat. 100; Green Grass, 1893;
sewell Combs, 1903; Top o the Morning
Fourth Race-Purss $4,000; Burnett
Woods Handicap; three-year-olds: one
mile. Stevenson, 100; Ginger, 100; Blu
ford. 100; senninss Park. iis; Old Rose
Firth Race-,5,Ooo added; Cincinnati
Trophy, Sn o, fu GH',GS
Luks's Pet, ios; Lunetta. los: Red Red
R Rsi. H ss,sfiR%r MAJ Ss Sy
sSiy III No.. tIn.peFs.T HSsns: y.
three -year-oids and puward; one and one
eighth miles. Miss Proctor, 81; ornells
Water Willow. %; san Pour II dmp,>,
bsran. 1915 'Jaekstraw. to7; Tokalon
March, ia; Sun Gold, ia. Also eligible:
pixie Girl. ss; Sophia Lakewood. lo2;
Contestant, ia; 'Exhorter ump), 1907;
Selma c., %; Wave ump). loi.
three -year-olds and upward; one and one.
eighth miles. Brimfui. 100; money Ma
No. A. to- pa ~ NAL
los: Narosia (imp), los; mistress Polly,
100; 'Kenward. 100; H. G. Baseh, III; 'Sun
God. III; Reveler, ia; sBribed Voter. ll6
Dick Williams. lis.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

flames Scheduled for To-day.
Newark In Jersey City.
Binghamton In Rochester.
Toronto in Buffalo
Reading in Baltimore e games).
Jersey City twice was held to three
hits by Newark pitchers yesterday. and
the Bears captured both morning and
afternoon games. The morning game
was played in Newark and the home
team triumphed by a score Of to 2.
While Shea was setting down the Skeet-
ers with a trio Of bingles Newark was
failing Morrisette for fourteen lusty hits
The teams went to Jersey City for the
afternoon fracas and once more Newark
pitching decided the issue. McCabe al
lowed only three scattered hits and shut
out the Shelters 9 to o.
Schacht was found for ten hits. New
ark punched hits for a run in the first
and clustered clouts for another tally In
the third. Miller led the Bears at bat
with two singles and a double In four
times up, He scored both the Newark
tallies. The scores:
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The eleven OF the Bensonhurst Cricket
Club in the association championship
game against the Staten Island Cricket
and Tennis Club at Livingston yester-
day pulled the game out OF the fire in
the second inning and won the match
by 10 runs, with six wickets to spare.
Staten Island, batting first. compiled
lis, to which Bensonhurst responded
with IS. Staten Islands second stay at
the wickets was not so lengthy and Gil
were out for 81. Thereupon four OF the
visiting batsmen knocked together the
necessary runs to win. compiling 1872 for
the loss of four wickets.
r. Belgrave carried or the batting
honors for Bensonhurst with "a in the
first innings and 10, not out, in the sec
ond. F. Woodroffe contributed IS and
"a. On the Staten Island side F. r.
Kelly led at bat with 80 and "a. Other
double figures were: Stand&ast II, kauf-
man l6, Davey 13 and Ogilvie 10.
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The All Nationals. team which has
George Walsh. star movie picture pitcher,
on It's roster. will tackle the Treat EN-
Roughs at DyCkman Oval. near the
Dyckman street subway station, to-mor-
row afternoon. The All Nationals have
fine record and should force Guy
Employs team to the limit. Walsh two
years ago received n tryout with the
Brooklyn Dodgers, but refused 10 sign.
Jimmy Clinton will be his opponent to-
morrow.
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'BISONS AND LEAFS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
Buffalo Takes First, 2 to o,
but Loses Nightcdp, I to o.

BUFFALO. n. Y. July 4.-Gordonier.
one OF the Wiltse's latest additions,
pitched his way into the hearts Of the
Buffalo fans this morning when he took
the Maple Leafs into camp, to l. 1t
was not a walkaway, as Heck had some
thing up his sleeve. the hits being few on
each side. To uphold the honor OF his
name and team, Hubbel battled with
Jordan in the second game and won for
Toronto by score OF 1 to 0. Like the
first game. 1t was a pitchers battle from
start to finish and gave the fans all the
thrills they wished. The scores:
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INDUSTRIAL A. A. MEET.

GARY. Ind. July 4.-Twenty thousand
spectators attended the second national
track and field meet OF the American
Industrial Athletic Association here to-
day The city was crowded with ath-
letes and their followers from nearly
every large Industrial centre in the
country.
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winning most regularly all year was led
homo by Adois. the property OF Fred
Richards.
Among the Sound schooners the winner
was Allure, the property Of u. p. Alker:
Whit, the property Of II. Parker. leo
home i've of the Jarchmont lnterciuo
boats, the largest feet of the division
that has raced 30 far this year. Saturn.
the property of G. w. Elder. Jr., again
won among the Stars. The summary:
sIoofs-c1Ass ri 3; S snAhT' 1850; COURSE
Elapsed
y.c,t and owns,. H.M.s. H.M.s.
Gray Dawn. P. 4. Johnson. 75sss ssSss
S Sseraa 4 + f. EsS@ond.. Not timed.
NEW YORK YACHT GLUB1so T9oTERs;
Adois. r. Richards. A6s SO
h sfna o. D. ss! K. Riei.rd:on:.:: ssS tsG
L. 1. scHooNER,-sTART ,S: COURSE.
A AS9, e r h, A,ss5 s@is Is
Asol. W. Fuller. Not timed
LARcHMoNr INTERcLUB cLAss-sTART.
2:b5: COURSE. ~ NILES.
% NIL H. Pa ssis,6: SO z s@
sirene, R. w. Fraser ......... % o. 8 es %
Ebsr. =. 3. lockwood. % g 3os 2S
La Cygne. A. Walter .......... o. % 90 %
HANDICAP gLAss-EIRsT AND SECOND
DIVISIONS * sT4 NILES $685. COURSE
sally X. A. z. Black. 5s7n 3gl
SKID Nv n AIe Curry ,,;........... w "
Corrected time on Sally TX. s:M:5i; veda.
HASpIoAP GLAss-TH1Rp AND FOURTH
DIVISIONS; START. 2:SS: COURSE.
Robin Hood IN. G. z. Garland 8 o. p so7 q
hA [enSs Water. Ausoers, es % 10 %
corTecteS time an E;,nc.: j. ~, 81 a IL
Hood ILL.,. 3:o7 "a; Arethuss. . zoe: o7.
MIXED CLAss-sTARu s:os; COURSE. 7 IS
Kat. 9. H. Appleby. ............so % os 800 cs
Heron. F. B. Dalseii. Jr.......s g % ) 81 %
STAR cLAss-sTART $40; COURSE s-s
Saturn, G. W. Elder. Jr......slaa 800 a.
shooting Star. J. B. Shethar.s 10 il 3 q il
eemini DPDeF G pi. A cOrrys e
Poiars W D. Wright, Not i Timed d =
SAILING cANoEs9sTART $40; COURSE.
Mermaid. Leo Friede. ...........sn % 3 Of os
Yvonne. r. Armstrong. ........s IS IS 8 Is IS
ivette. w. Stronger. Not Timed
ORlENTA ONE DESIGN-START s:c5;
COURSE ~ NILES.
I Iiian A. L; usnow....-........7o % q %
salty, J. A. Haggerty ..........7 Is OF 3 so o.
NEW ROCHELLE ONE DESIGN-START
3:20; COURSE. IN MILES.
S Ssrfia Gisria h,.,in:.7 % % q 2s
AMERICAN Y. c. DORIEs-sTART $3.50;
COURSE ~ MILES.
Gnst, Mary Brooks .7H55 a So
Mae d: u. Roy ................7 II Of Il OF
IAN. s. Faile ...................7 l6 02 3 IS O2
BELL CATS-sTART $50; COURSE "a.
NILES.
Three Bells, E. F. Delevante. 81 % 3 - 50
One Bel, J. II. Hack. ............6 II 50 9 81 So
Eight Bells, Z. J. schlette. :. Not Timed
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NEPTUNE AND MAYBE WIN.
Star and bee Glasses Race
on Little Neck.

BAIsIDE, L. l., July An light
southwest breeze that hardly gave the
yachts steerage way the fleet OF the
Bayside Yacht Club held an Indepen-
dence Day regatta on Little Neck BAY
to-day. In the Star Class, the winner
was II. w. Teves Neptune. which de-
feated d. l. Linl;acld's Mala by 81
seconds over a four mile course. Maybe
was the winner among the Bees, The
summary:
STAR CLASS; START ass; COURSE FOUR
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CLOSE YACHTING FINISH.
six Cross Line in Two Minutes On
Centre Island.

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., July An the
lightest OF light southwest airs eight OF
the Fish class OF the Seawanhaka Co.
Yacht Club sailed a drifting
match OF Centre Island here to-day.
Tho winner was w. A. W. Stewards
Shrimp.
The most interesting feature Of the
regatta was the fact that the six yachts
finished not two minutes apart. The
summary:
FISH CLASS START s:lS; INSIDE COURSE.
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Two base hits-Bentley o Maisel, jacobson,
Honig Three base hits-weiser .. Walsh.
Honig 2. Konnick. Lawry, Bentley, Jacobs,
Boley q Barnhart. Home rms-Konnick.
HONG. Burns. Stolen Fascinated. Sacrifice
hit-Jacobson. Sacrifice nies-Bentley Hum
mel, Letter. Double plays-Honig and Letter;
Bishop and Bentley; Maisel Bishop and Bent
ley. Left on bases-Baltimore. u Reading. Q.
Bases on balls-OT Pitt 2: on johnson, 2; on
Frank I. Struck out-By Burris, I: by Frank,
i; BY Bsrnhardt !. Wild pitch-Barris.
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JACK o. LANTERN WINS.
Leads Indian Harbor Arrow
Yachts Home on sound.

GREENWICH, Conn. July An
light southeast breeze which did not
make conditions favorable for sailing
the Jack o'Lantern won the race among
arrow class yachts over the Indian Har-
Dor Yacht Clubs course here to-day.
In tho Indian Harbor one design class
John w. Lewis's Hiuhiuhee was the first
to cross the finish line. The summary:
ARROW GLASS: START Il A. N.
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BROOKLYN BOWLING
BEATS KINGS COUNTY
Rushton and Poyer Too Much
for Rival Batsmen at
Prospect Park.

outbatting and outbowling their oppo-
nents in a game OF the Metropolitan Dis
trict Cricket League at Prospect Park
yesterday. the Brooklyn Cricket Club
defeated Kings County by ss runs on
totals OF $50 to So. V. H. Cockeran,
with 80, made the highest score. w. s.
Tunley made rs, o. Meyer 81 and H.
Poyer 20. J. L. Poyer. with 10. also got
into double figures.
The bowling of Harry Rushton. the
leagues champion. and Harry Poyer was
too much for the Kings County batsmen,
of whom e. Lord, with 10, alone reached
double figures. Five Of the wickets fell
to Rushtop at cost OF 20 runs while
Foyer was credited with four for 81
runs. e. J. Atwood OF Kings County cap
tured three wickets for 80 runs and @.
w. Barnes two wickets for runs. The
score:
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HUSTLERS HUSTLE
AND WIN TWO GAMES
Defeat Binghamfon by Scores
of s to 4 and 7 to I.

ROCHESTER, July 4.-Rochester defeated
Binghamton twice to-day. winning the
morning game, to 4, and taking the
afternoon contest. Z to /. Kelly hit
safely the first four times up in the af-
ternoon game. The scores:
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ORIOLES WALLOP
READING PITCHERS
Make 81 Hits and Win Double
Header by Scores Of a
to 2 and II to 8.

BALTIMORE, July baltimore took
both games from Reading to-day. The
scores were to and II to 8. Parn-
ham won a pitchers duel from Keefe in
the opener, The Orioles hit three visit
ing twiriers for 81 hits. The batting and
fielding of Honig featured. The scores
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AFTERNOON GAME.

base hlt-Bengough. Sacrifice hiis-Purtell.
McInnes. Sacrifice hy-Anderson Double
play-mslow (unassistedl. Left on bases
Buffalo, s; Toronto. 6. First base on errors
Buffalo, l. Toronto. 3 Bases on balls-of
Jordan. 4: OF Hubbel, /. Hit by pitcher
By Hubbel Harris q. Struck out-By DOR
dan, Z: by Hubbsl G.
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Two base hit-Rodrigues, Moran, Kelly
Three base hit-Smith. Stolen bases-Kelly.
shannon. Sacrifice hit-Rodriguez. Double
guez TO Kelly Rodey TO Rodriguez TO Kelly:
Rodey. Rodriguez TO Rodey to Kelly: Ellerbe
10 O'Rourke TO McLarry: Schultz (unasGst-
ed. Left on Observation-Disclosures, l2: Bingham
ton. s. First base on errors-Rochester, O.
Bases on balls-on See. I: Higgins, 8; Dono-
van, |. Hts-on Higgins, 1. in rs inninks:
pitcher-By See (Schultel Struck out-By
See. 4; by Donovan. l. Losing pitcher-Hig-
gins,
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Totals. ..as AN s

.. Totals; .;sinsani
Reading, ............. % o o 1 o. o %
Two base hits - Parnham. Weiser.
Stolen bases - Lawry. Honig. Sacri-
nee hits : Hummel Honis. Lawry. sacri,
fee fy-wslsh. Double plays-Hummel and
Doolan; Keefe Doolan and Hummel. Left
on bases-Baltimore, g.: Reading. Z. Bases
on balls-on Parnham, 1; off Keefe. 4 Hit
by pitcher-By Parnham walsh. Struck
out-By Psrnham, s: by Keefe, Q. Winning
-pitcher-Parnham Losing pitcher-Keefe,
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CORNING GAME

Three base hit-Donelson. Stolen base
Anderson. Sacrifice hits--GGrdonier. Breck-
enridge, Sacrifice fy-Harris. Double plays
-Gordonier, Heating and Wiltse; McCar-
ron, Harris and Wiltse. Left on bases-Buf-
falo. :; Toronto. S. First base on errors
Buffalo. /: Toronto, /. Bases on balls-on
Heck, 6; off Gordonier. !. Struck out-By
Heck, 6; by Gordonier. I.
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The RAM won the races for June,
having 5S points to her credit The
Windward IL. was second with 80 points
and the Hawk third with Al points in
the arrow class
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Two base hits-Miller. McCabe, Gather.
Stolen bases-Mlller, Madden. Sacrifice hit
Letter. Double play-Schacht, Mooers and
Wendell Left on bases-Jersey City, s; New.
ark, 7. Bases on bslls-On McCabe. 2; OF
schscht, l. struck out-By McCsbe. B; by
Schacht, ..
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Two base hits-Bauman. Sargent. Gather.
Stolen bases-Cather 2, Madden, Walsh. Sac
rifice Massachusetts Jacobs, McAlpin 2. Left
on bsses-Ncwark, 6; Jersey City. 9. Bases
on balls-on Shea, 4; OF Morrisette, !. Struck
out-By Shea, Q; by Morrisette, ;.
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MORNING GAME

Two base hits-NaEle, Mathews. Ellerbe,
Harper. Three base hits-Rodrguez, Acosta.
Sacrifice hit-Rodriguez. Stolen bsses-Shinault,
Moran, Gillespie, O'RouTke Double plays
Rodey, Rodriguez and Kelly: Kelly Cunss-
sisted. First base on error-Rochester. !.
Left on bases-Rochester, Q: Binghamton, Z.
First base on balls-On BrogAn. 3; of Harper,
3; OF Beckve-mit /. Struck out-By Harper.
6: by Beckvermit. 1. Wild pitch-Beckvermit.
Hits-On Brogan. s in Is innings; OF Acosta,
in 2 20 innings; on Harper, In innings,
none out In seventh of Beckvermit. in 2
innings, Winning pitcher-Acosta. Losing
acknowledgements
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The Summaries.

Ringing vesper b. g; W. W. shosm aker,
Malta b. c., second: William Bernhaur,
Rayenswood b. c.. New York. third. Time,
Junior Eight Dared shsis-won by
Union b. C., New York "a. 3. Richie.
bow: ". r. Jackson, q; W, J. Falbs. g;
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''w. J. Young entry.
tMoore and Henry entry.
&c. c. Van Meter entry,
'Fve pounds apprentices allowance
claimed