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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-29
Nackunen Whale S0s and .S0s Blank Mackmen
Braves and Robins Also Stage $3.50 Performance
MeGREeOR THE GREAT
LOSES MASS. STAKE
At READVILLE RACES

Readville. Aas%, Aug. A.-NcGfego.
the Great. with Coz up. met defeat for
the second time this season at the
Grand Circuit meeting today when Ma
riondale brushed by in the second and
third heats OF the Massachusetts, aI2
class trotting under Tommy Murphy's
whip and won.
McGregor the Great was almost a pro-
hibitive favorite, having won the first
heat in the race yesterday before the
event was held over because of weather
conditions. Mariondale was outclassed
yesterday. but came back strong today
in EOS IA and EOS 81
1t was Murphy day. as the New York
reinsman drove Direct c.. Burnet and
Sanardo to victories in straight heats
in the Neponset and the Pilgrim. The
fastest heat in the Neponset was paced
in 2o3. and in the Pilgrim in 2o5. Coz,
with Frank Dewey, tried every art IN
driving to win the Neponset, but the
Murphy start had the whiz in the
brushes.
Ed Geers drove q winner in the Amer
lean Horse Breeder Futurity for three
year-old trotters. Molly Knight going
over in straight heats. the best time
being 206a
Wilkes Brewer won the best pace of
her extended turf career in capturing
the Blue Hill EOS class for trotters in
three straight. and Little Lee had Just
enough to win the Boston Globe event
for two-year-old trotters. The fastest
heat in the Blue Hills was 2el and
in the Globe I'll.
Authorities stopped speculation on the
races.
AMERICAN HORSE BREEDER Flu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-29
BASEBALL DOPE At / GLANCE

f1oTeRDAsse An. RasULTs
1900 :Ss:lg IT.. f fsa1ss.,rs,. q
Cd gAme1.
New York S. washingtcns & (ist
game): New York 5, WsShfngton !
cd camel. =
Detroit-St Louis. vet grounds.
T0OAY's AMERICAN GAMES
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washineton at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
'ESTERDAY'S NAT. RESULTS
Brooklyn 5, Boston DIST camel;
Boston 4, Brooklyn 3 cd game).
Philadelphia y. New YORK 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-29

Field, Phil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-29

Time-2.N Ia: 2.04 1-2; 2.OS ga.
THE PILGRIM I'll CLASS. PAc-
ING, PURSE $4,000.
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POLO STARS RETURN
TO TOURNEY PLAY
Milburn and Stoddard Among
Those Who Are Out at
bog Meadow Brook.

After a lapse OF several years polo
competition has been revived at MEADOW
Brook, and some of the best players in
the country, among them Devereux Mil
burn OF international fame; Louis e.
Stoddard, another internationalist F.
Sxiddy Won Stade and ]. Watson Webb,
one of the very few left handlers who
have attained high place In that sport.
are in action agar.
Milburn has been playing polo at
Meadow Brook for these several weeks
and he has shown a return to his old
form. During the war he was in the
army and did not get much chance to
swing a mallet. His playing in the
match with England in 1914, at Meadow
Brook, will be remembered as the one
bright feature of an otherwise dreary
event for America, which lost the inter
national cup in two straight games. S15
to 8 and to ca. II was In the secoLd
game, in which he played with a frac-
tured rib. that Milburn was particularly
effective.
stoddard will be remembered through
his unexpected entry into the matches
with England at Meadow Brook in 1913.
when America won In straight games,
5h TO and ~ TO 4. Monty Water
bury's hitting hand was injured in the
sixth period OF the first match and he
had to retire. Stoddard was called into
the game and promptly made himself a
| star at No. !. He played in the second
match, too. Stoddard was expected to
come out for the 1914 team, but q death
| in his family forced his retirement for
| the season.
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BROOKLYN BEATEN
BY CARDS IN nth
Pfeffer Pitches Mastery
Game, but Mates Fail to
Hit in Pinches.
10TH STRAIGHT DEFEAT
Miller's Single Sends In Run
That Causes Downfall of
Dodgers, 2 to 1.
10TH STRAIGHT DEFEAT
Special Despatch 10 TIE sus.

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-After a desperate
struggle lasting eleven innings this after
noon the Brooklyn Baseball Club
achieved its tenth successive defeat. the
Cardinals taking the contest by to ].
BY this reverse the Dodgers ecllpsed
their losing streak OF nine games, twice
registered last season.
JEFF Pfeffer pitched q mastery game
until the eleventh inning when the Cards
put three singles and a double together
for the winning run. IT took all these
hits to get Bert Shotton. tho best Splinter
on the team, around the four corners OF
the diamond.
Clemons the fat catcher of the Cards,
opened the eleventh frame with a clean
double to right, and Shotton was nomi-
mated to do the hurrying for the batter.
Red Ames hunted the ball to Pfeffer, and
JEFF expecting Shotton would dash for
third, threw the bail to Malone. Shotton
never moved a foot and before Malone
could get the ball across to Honey Ames
had make the base giving him a scratch
hit. Then Smith singled to right. but
sharp fielding held shotton at third.
With the bases filled. Miller singled to
left, scoring Shotton with the winning
run and no one out.
Up to the ninth inning 1t looked as
though the Dodgers were about to put
the brakes on their toboggan and score
a shutout victory over the Cards, The
DooRers had garnered a run in the first
frame on Olson's single and Johnston's
double, and then Pfeffer and Tuero set
tied down to a freely contested pitch
ers' battle.
There was little to choose between
the two hurlers, although Tuero was very
effective when men were on base. In the
last half OF the ninth inning Tuero
was tsieen out for a pinch hitter. Schultz
was the hitter, but he expired at first.
Smith hit a hot grounder that bounded
of Pfeffer's glove, and the runner fol-
lowed this by stealing second. Stock
came along with single that sent
Smith home with the tieing run.
Ames was detailed TO finish the game
for the Cards and the former Giant was
quite as effective as Tuero, the Dodgers
lever having a look I'm for run.
The Dodgere had a golden opp oruntiy
TO score in the sixth frame and had hey
taken advantage OF it they would have
been winners by to ] In nine innings,
Johnston opened the sixth with a clean
double to right and he skipped TO third
when Griffith went out at first. lack
Wheat made a terrific lunge at the ball
for a foul to Clemens. Konetohy walked
and stole second. Schmandt punmelled
| IA grounder to Stock and was out at
first. The score:
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,BRYN MAWR WINS
LEG ON POLO CUP
Defeats Philadelphia Country
Club Team Handily.
Special Dsspotch 10 THE suS.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Bryn
Mawr Polo Club four. spiendidly aided
by their faster ponies and their team
work. defeated the Philadelphia Coun-
try Club team, l2% goals to 4, on the
Philadelphia Country Club field to-day
In addition TO unusually thrilling eo
hihitions OF horsemanship by players on
both sides, there was an old time thrill
when Col. Robert L. Strawbridge. the
No. of the Bryn Mawr team. was
thrown. Although Jared. Col. Straw
bridge rolled away from the pony and
mounted again, to play as hard a game
as ever moment later.
The game to-day was the first In
the tournament for the Temora cup,
presented TO the country club by the
late Edward B. Smith. Its result will
match the Bryn Mawr team against the
winners Of Mondays game between
Rumson and the Bryn Mawr Freeboot-
ers for the final.
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Games Bcheduled for To-day.
Buffalo In Jersey City (two Esmes).
Rochester in Newark.
Toronto In Reading.
HnRhamton In Baltimore.
NEWARK, June 1.-THE Newark
Bears put in one OF their most euo-
cessful days of the season on the tor
mer Federal League grounds at HayTi-
son to-day, twice defeating Arthur
Irwins Rochester team. Tho Bears won
the first game by a score of s to 2,
ana then hoped all over the Hustiers
In the sseond game by n score Of to J
Sterling Stryker. the former Giant
rookie. pitched the first game for the
Bears, and twirled fine game. Be
fore Stfyker went into the army he was
a giant farmland with the Rochester
team, and the young soldier was IN
great spirits after beating his old team
The Bears gave him a nice start, bat
ting Hoffman for three runs In the Arst
inning, and the lead was plenty 70 carry
Stryker through.
The Bears had a batting picnic IN tina
second game. Two youngsters who
were on McGraw's last training trip
Lyons and Brogan, were on the mound
but the Newarker had all the best OF
1t. Brogan was wild and hit hard, the
Bears clinching 1t in the fifth inning by
scoring Ave runs. The scores:
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YALE NINE DEFEATS
PRINCETON, 5 TO 8


short fielder, Murphy tallying the fourth
run. Selleck went out, Keyes to Harvey
Yale scored again in the final session
Prann beat out a scratch to Keyes, who
was playing too deep. and went to sec
ond when Babe muffed Boyds intended
sacrifice. Holden advanced them a base
with neat sacrifice and FahertX drove
a long fly to Cook. Prann scoring after
the CATCH Diamond popped to Bauhan,
making the third out.
Selleck had the Tigers at his mercy
and held them runless In the last two
sessions, although a speedy double play
turned the trick In the ninth. The secret
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CONTINUES
WINNING STREAK
Scores 18th Victory, Beating
Athletics in II Innings, 6 to 3.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14-(American)
Eddie Cicotte won his twelfth game Of
the season to-day, when Chicago gath
cred in three runs on a base on balls,
two hits, a felder's choice. mum at
the plate and a sacrifice fly in the four
tenth inning. and beat the Athletics
o TO 3.
Cicotte pitched a wonderful game after
tho third inning, Kid Gleason was pre-
sented with a diamond stick pin by ad-
mirers Roth hit three doubles. The
fielding was sensational on both sides,
The score:
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. II Chicago, o.
CincinnAti, D. Boston, 3.
Plttsburs, 8; Philadelphia, I.
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Richards and Behr Win.

In the doubles Vincent Richards. the
youthful holder Of half a dozen national
titles, and Allen Behr, came through to
the final round In the upper half after
winning two three set matches. First
they defeated Alrick Man, Jr., and Cedric
Major at 4-6. G-3, 6-3, and then In
the semi-hnal disposed OF Hunter and
Throckmorton at e., 3-6. SIS.
II. W. Forster and A. Won Bernuth
came through in the lower half defeat
ing DIR. William Rosenbaum and Fred
eFick c. Bangs at at, Sc. 6--1. These
teams will meet this afternoon in the
finals.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Raymond won the
husbands and wives mixed doubles tour
rament. defeating Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell
in the final round at Ga, 6--S. In the
scmi-hnsl round the winners of the tour
nament defeated Mr.. and Mrs, lingo f..
Hartman at rs. e., while the losers
advanced on a victory over Mr.. and Mrs.
b. F., Briggs at 81. 81. 6-3. The
summaries:
Metropolitan and Bronx County Cham
pionship Mems Singles; Semi, final Round
Hunter ga. S"s: Harold A. ThrScE
morton defeated Elliott Binzsn. lo-s. 81.
Championship Doubles Third R TnLnti1
morton norton defeated e Rinuen and l. Hart:
Alien s.hr defeated Alrick Man. Jr. and
Cedric Major, t-s, s--s, Is,
Seminal Rounh-vinoent Richards and
Allen Behr defeated +. T. Hunter and
II. A, Throckmorton, 60, as st; II
w. Forster and A. Won Bernuth defeated
Dr. William Rosenbaum and Frederick c,
BagEs, st. st. 6-l
HusbandI and wives Mixed Doubles
Semi. final Round-Mr. and Mrs, Hartwell
defeated Mr.. and Mrs. y, +. Briggs. 81
a.. SIS; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Raymond
defeated Mr.. and Mrs lingo F, Hartman
rs, "a.
FINAL Round-Mr. and Mrs. r. Ray.
mond defeated Mr.. and Mrs Hartwel
IS. S-S.
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RUTH FALTERS IN
18TH; INDIANS WIN
Four Singles in a Row Cause
Defeat of Boston by
3 to 9 Score.

Boston, June II. - (American)-
Cleveland took to-day's thirteen inning
game from Boston, 3 to 2, singles by
Wamhsganss, Johnston, Bagby and
Chapman putting across two runs In the
thirteenth for the visitors.
Two passes, wild pitch. sacrifice
hit and a sacrifice fly gave Cleveland
one run In the third.
with two out in the ninth Ruth sim
gled and scored on McInnis's triple. tie
Ing the score. In the home half OF the
thirteenth Hooper singled with ono out
and scored on Ruths infseid out. Me-
Innis singled, but Schang was out,
Wambsganss to Johnston. Score:
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'HNO%"D oA-u l.
TORONTO READING

Totals....3b 39e- g
sBAtted for Donahue In ninth.
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BUFFALO DEFEATS
SHELTERS IN 10TH
Goes the Route
Score Is 3 to I.

The Buffalo Bisons defeated the Jer-
sey City Colts at West Side Park. Jer-
sey City, yesterday, in the longest game
of the season on those grounds. The
teams were in action sixteen innings
before Wiltse's men were able TO nose
out the victory by a score of to 5.
Morrisette pitched the entire route for
Jersey City, while GARDINER. Cellar and
Jordan twirled for Buffalo. The score:
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REDS BEAT BRAVES, 9 TO 6.
Hit Scott and FiIIingim Hard in
Early Innings.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 1l-(Nation-
all THE Reds won a long and poorly
piched game to-day from Boston. to 6.
by very hard hitting of Scott and Fill
ingim in the early innings. The game
was stopped for twenty minutes by a
hard rain in the seventh inning The
score:
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U. 8. FLAG FOR CHESS TROPHY.

The Isaac 7. Rice Progressive Chess
Club OF Manhattan has used the Metro
politan Chess League prize money for
the championship for a silk American
rag with three streamers. On the rib
bons are inscriptions In gold letters CIV
Ing the data Of the clubs victories.
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and 7rom~n
To-day's Sport Events

RAsEBALL - Yankees VS.. st. Louis,
Polo Grounds, 3 +. Mi Buffalo at
Jersey City, gamesi Rochester at
RICYCIE RACING-At Newark veis-
drome, Newark, 8 r. NJ.
AT'HLEfICs - spring championship
Scandinavian a. L.. Ulmer Psrkl
Robins Dry Dock A. A. games Iooo
Field, afternoon.
TROTTING - Fourth matinee OF the
Road Drivers Association, Harlem
TESNIs y METROPOLITAN and Bronx
county championship finals; New
York Lawn Tennis Club, broadway
and 23sth street, p. Nj.
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Earned runs-Yals, !; Princeton. :. Left on
bases-fale, 8; Princeton. II. Two base hits
strublhg. Hits-on Robinson, a in siJs in.
nings ON selleck, / in 22.3 innings; on Mar.
getts . In inning; on kirkland, s in 8 In
nings. Struck out-By Robinson, 2: by Kirk
land. 6, Bases on balls-On Robinson, I; on
kirkland l. Hit by pitche--By Robinson, ;
tKeyes, Murphy. Sswyer). Double play-sel
Westervelt and Johnston. Time Of game:
hours and 20 minutes
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TWO HITS OFF ADER.

Dyckman Oval was the scene OF a fast
ball game yesterday, in which the In
er-Seals beat the North Bergens by s to
1. A double steal by Kistner and Zack-
man and Colvin's triple decided the is
sue In the eighth inning Adler allowed
only two hits.
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BALTIMORE DOUBLE VICTOR.
Defeat BinEhamtOn ana Resains
First Place.

BALTIMORE. June II (lnternationaD
baltimore took both games from Bling
hamton here to-day and went back into
first place in the International League
race. The scores were . to and to 6.
The scores:
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EASY FOR PIRATES.
Pittsburg Outscores Philadelphia
by 8 10 1-Gets 10 Hits.

PITTsBURo, June II. - (NationaD -
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia easily
to-day by a score OF to I. Mayer held
his former teammates TO seven scattered
hits while the home team collected six
teen hits from three Philadelphia pitch
ors The score:>
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


At Princeton-Yale, s; Prlnceton,' 8.
At Cambridge-Harvard. 6; Boston Col
lega. o,
At Philadelphia - Cornell, 6; Pennsyl-
vaniA, 2.
At wOrcsster-HOly Cross. IL; Brown. 0.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-Schanefele, jacobson, DOno-
van. shannon. Home run--Ellerbe. Sacrifice
hies-Riley. Boley. Left on bases-Baltimore,
I; Binghsmton, /. Bases on baIis-on John,
Frank, /. HlH-on johnson. ? in as inning I;
on Gingras, 8 in 10 inning on Frank. In
Ia innings on Donovan, 9 in 6 2-3 innings
Donovan, o. wild pitch-Dsnoysn, winning
pitcher-Frank. Losing pitcher-Gingras.
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Totals. 81 3 a Is
'BAtted for Biemiller In the ninth inning.

"DAlIeu Tut ntlHIIIeI tn trIu nlHtn IIIIIHt'
Jersey City....... OO1oOOooloooo ooi-2
Two base hts-L9udy. Wiltse. McCarron.
Stolen bases-Barney' Donelson, wiltse: Sac
rihce hits-Donelspn, Casey, Wiitse, Jordan,
Baurnan. Double plays-BaumAn and shan
non; Harris. Heating and wiltse, Left on
bases-Jersey City, II: Buffalo, 10. Bases on
balls-on Gordnier, 8; off Harscher, .; of
Jordan. Il off Morrisette. 4, Hits--of Cor
DINER, 4 in 7 % innings; on Harscher. / In
/ Is innings off Jordan, 4 in innings; on
in 10 innings. Hit by pitcher--By Nor
risette, 3; by Cellars. l. Struck out->By
Morrisette, 2; by cellars, 8: by Gordinisr, 4;
by Jordan, .. Wild pitches-Gordinier. Jor.
dan. Winning piteher-Jordan. Losing
pitcher-Morrisette.
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READING BREAKS EVEN.
Wins First Game, hut Loses Sec
Ond TO Toronto

READING. Pa. June IA international.
Reading and Toronto again broke e' en-
this afternoon in double header, the
locals winning the first game 10
and the visitors taking the second, 6 to 4.
The scores:
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Slated for Leonard in eighth inning

Instroit ..,....,..:...., o olOoe %
Two base ht-Cobb, veach. Three haze
S,ss-.ohaTTig. Milan. Sacrifice hits-shorten,
ShAS. Double play-Ellison, Young and
1iman Lett on oases-nstrolt. II; Wash
innon, J. Bases on balls-Oh Shaw g. Hits
IN Leonard u in innings Hit by pitcher
SHAW tJoneO; By Leonard (judge).
Losing pitcheF-Leonard. SnS"'
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TORONTO ID READING Il

Two base hits-Onslow 2. Crossin. Whiteuau
Three base hit-Altenhurg. Home ruHs-WhIy
man, Konnck. Stolen bases Humme sh,r
dan, Burns Sacrifice hltS-DoolAn, Brown ..
breckenridge. Double plays-SheTidan and
Konnick; Sheridan. Hummel and Konu",.
Onslow, unassisted. Left on bases-Torouto.
W Me&onhs' g. naS M on oa5'sIrT hT%~H
IL In Ia innings; OF lIubhel, . in 2?3 iu.
nings. Hit by pitchers-By Brown, (Rrrcs.
enTidge) by Hubbell l CSheTidAn) Struck vEi
by Brown, Q by Hersche, / by Huhhell .
Wild pitch-Hersche. Winning pitcher-Brown
Lasting Dltcher-Hersche
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two base hlts-Rousch, Bressler, Riggert
BlackbuTne. Three base hits-Doubert WinKo
HerEog. Home run-Groh. Stolen hAse-DAu.
bert Sacrifice hits-RAth. Kopf. Sacrifice Nv
IGroh, Double play-AiAranvtlle To Holke.
Left on bases-Boston, s; Cincinnati, 8. BASES
ing, :, Hits-oh Fisher, 10 in 6l-S innings
on Luque, in Ia innings; of Fiihnsim,
Rslk-Fisher Struck out-By Fisher, <; nv
Luque, 4, Passed balls-wingo. Traeasser.
Winning pitcher-Fisher. Losing pitcher-Scott
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FIRST GAME.)
NEWARK % ROCHESTER, q
Totals. E. Is 8 10 El4ll Tot 50 2

hit-Stryker. Stolen bases--Miller, Mathews.
Corris. Sacrifice hits-Cook, .. Sacrifice
f.ts-Nagie. Sergeant. Double plsys-Stryker
and Miller; Sergeant to Cook to Miller: shi.
nsuh. Rodriguez TO Kelly. Bases OH balls
on Stryker, 2; off Heitman .. struck out
by Stryker, 5; by Heitman, .. Wild pitch
Heitm All. Winning pitcher-Suyker. Losing
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Totals. .b2s Il 49 20 o Totals. 80 li.il 20
aShalk nnf hit hY halted hall

P FSiGssS iSSSS5cS6SSSOSSs
Two base hits-Roth B. Walker, Perkins.
schalk Home run-Fslsch, Stolen bases-f Col
Inns, Feieeh, Witt. Sacrifice hits-Thofnas,
Rogers, Cicotta. Perkins, witt. Sacrifice fly
Collins. Double play-Rlsberg, Collins and
Gandll. Left on baSes-Cheago, Q; PhIladel.
phia, H. Bases on ballS-On Rogers, 3; on
Cicotte, 6. Struck out-By Cicotte, Z; by
Rogers, !.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

4, hsSstonEtswistpn n L.Er.roS o
At Portland-Portland, Q: Fitchburg. o.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
EVERYTHING FOR
Billiards NfT Bowling

Prices and Terms 10 suit.
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANIC
The Brunswick Bake C offender Co,
~ West SD Street. near BrOadWaJ'
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hits-ONeil, McAlpin. Home run--McAl!iin
Stolen bases-sargeant. Letter, Madden. Sac
rihoe hits-McAlpin, O'Neil. SaOifice fly
Mathews. Double play-Miller and COoE
Bases on balls-of Brogan, ) Struck oui
By Lyons. ! by Brogan 3. Winning pitcher
Lyons. Wild pitch-Brogan. Losing pitcher
-Brogan
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NORTH BERGEN

Two base hits-seymour, Zackman, Pormsn.
Graham. zackman 2. klstncr, Alder. Bases on
bails6on Alder 8; on schwartz. 8. STRUCK
pitcher-By Schwartz, .. Umpire-Mr. connoliy
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Pittsburg. .............. 900 o l rs
Two base hits-wiiliams. CTtshaw. Three
base hits-Baird, Terry, Southworth. Home
run-Stengel. stolen bases-Meusel. Luderus,
Bighee ., Southworth 2 Sacrifice hits-Saier,
Mayer, Sacrifice hies-Cutshaw, schmidt, Dou-
Philadelphia, 6; Pittshurg, 4. Hits-On Hogg.
in ID inning; of Smith, 2 in 6 rs innings
nings, Struck out-By Smith, .; by Ri1ey, |;
by Mayer. 3. Wild pitch-Hogg. Passed ball
Adams. Winning pitcher-Mayer Losing
pitcher-Hogg.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Now York, I; 81. Louis, 9.
Cleveland, 81 Boston, u8 innings).
Chicaso, o, Philadelphia, q IA Innings).
Washington. u Detroit, 8.
CTANnINC n
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SENATORS BUNCH HITS.
Take Opening Game of Series
From Detroit, Z to o.

WAsHINovoN, June 4.-(American) -
washington took the opening game of
the series from Detroit to-day, to s.
The victors punched hits. The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals, ..R 3 II 50 Is

Zone out when winning run was scored.
tran for Egsn In the twelfth inning,
Binghamton... l o IS
Two base hits-Maisel 2. Hill, Smith. Three
base hits-O' Rourke, jacobson. Stolen bases-
Iawry, bishop. O'Rourke. Sacrifice hits-Riey,
Boley, Hartman, Shannon. Hill, Sacrifice hiee
Smith, HonIE. Double play-JacObson and
Maisel. Left on bases-Baltmore, Is Bing-
hamton, 10. First base on balls-oh Newton,
e; OFT Higgins, s; on Watson, Il on hi; !
son, 1 in | inning on IIlll, In s % innings.
Hit by pither-By Newton, l tRiley), Struck
out-By Newton, F.; by Higgins, by Hill, T.
wild pitch-Newton. Passed hall-Smith. Win
ming pitoher-Hin. Losing pitcher-iiigginA,
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'Ran for Molnns in the thirteenth inning.
Cleveland. =. o o l . o 0 o o o o 0 %
Boston. 0 0 o 0 o l.
base hits-McInnis, Hooper. Sacrifice hits
Chapman z, Gardner. Sacrifice hy-wood. Dou-
BILE play-Chapman and Johnston. Left on bases
Cleveland, Is. Boston, 10. Bases on balls
or Bagby, 4; OF Ruth. 3. Struck out-By
Ruth, >. Wild pitch-Ruth.
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sBatted for Donahue In ninth,
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Two base hits-Weiser, HumIlel. Konn,'o
Stolen base-Burns. Double play s-Sherldan %
Hummel to Konnck; Anderson unasslsiN.
Left on bases-Reading, 6; Toronto. 4. Bl"
by pitcher-By Donahue. Sandberg. SUucs
out-By Heck 5; by Donahue, 6.
The sun., 1919-06-15
NEWARK HUMBLES
ROCHESTER TWICE
Bears Put in Successful Day.
Winning by Scores of
6 to 2 and ito I.
STRYKER IN FINE FORM
Former Giant Shows Skill in
Opening Contest at Fed
eral League Park.
IN FINE FORM

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Buffalo, 6; Jersey City. 3 Cs inningD.
Newark, 6; Rochester, 2 (first game).
Newark, 0; Rochester, 1 (second game)
Baltimore, 0: Binghamton, G2 inning
FIRST game).
baltimore, O.: Binghamton, 9th timing
agreement second game).
ResdnSy z; VBrnoto, Cirst gams).
Toronto, 9: Reading, (sccond gssne).
Standing af the China
The sun., 1919-06-15
Ed FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Chicago.
Brooklyn In ST. Louis.
bOsteh In Cincinnati.
Only three games scheduled.