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The above figures will tell in a
very short time why Speaker has
supplanted George SisIer as leaCer
in the American League race.
His twelve hits in twenty-six
times at bat boosted his average
from .404 last week TO 4OS this
morning.
Sisler. on the other hand. dropped
by making but six hits in twenty
one times at bat, giving him an
average for the week of IS. Last
week he was leading the league with
i13.
Ruth keeps up his wonderful
work in all departments. His aver
age for the week was 1850. AL
though he made but nine hits he
counted for three doubles and four
home runs and a pair of singles.
Sam Rice is still keeping up his
hitting and today is among the
leaders in the race with an average
Of 1861. Besides his good average
batting he is leading the other
players with forty-two stolen bases.
securing four pliers last week. His
record is better than the entire list
of players on either the Athletic or
Detroit club.
The records of players who have
taken part in fifteen or more games
follow:
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Washington Canoe Club
Captures Open Regatta

Before one of the largest crowds
to witness a local canoeing regatta,
the Washington Canoe Club showed
the way to other competitors in
their open affair at the tidal basin
yesterday
OF the fourteen events, the
Georgetown paddlers won practi-
cally all honors. They scored first
place in every event with the eN-
ception of the junior singles. which
went to Ross. of the Algonquin club.
of Trenton. y. J. Although the
Trenton canoeist captured the event.
he was pushed to cross the finishing
line ahead. and II was only a
squirt in the stretch that brought
him the victory.
The senior one-man single-blad'
event was the most sensational -
the card Karl knight and BurCh,
both of the Washington Canoe Club.
furnished the gathering with thrills
throughout the race. knight, who
had led his mate, Burch, up until
the last ten yards, was just noseG
out by the scantiest margin of ap-
proximately six inches. . Davis, Of
the same club. took third honorS.
The special event, the ladies' row
ing race, which was prepared by
the authorities of the Tidal Basin,
was of good quality. Miss Benckert
took the best of opposition. easily
winning by five lengths. Miss An
derson took second,with Miss
Greenwell third. The summary fol-
lows:
Senior fours-double bIades-won ry X.
Knight. n. Rutherford. II. Knight and Wag-
ner Nv. c. C.D; second. Kerber, StanSbury
McCauley and Henster philadelphia {. Cl:
third, NJ. Gregory, Sutton and Zubics CAl-
gonquin G. O..
Junior sinsIes-Won by Ross algonquin {;
second. Elliott (Arundel B. c.: third. Rich
ter wv. C. c..
Mixed tandem-won by Miss Smith and
II. knight; second. Mr.. and Mrs. Burch;
third, Miss Maurice and Bryant tPotoma''
B. c..
Special event-lsdies' rowins-won by
Miss Benckert: second, Miss Anderson; third
Miss Greenwell.
Junior fours-double hlades-won by Da-
Wis, +. Smith. Miller, Msilin (W. C. CO;
second Behrele, Barron, Ogden and Hahn
philadelphia C. CO..
Intermediate tsndem-single hlades-NoA
by Davis wv, c. c.: second, Elliott tAr1n-
del B. c., BALTIMORE; third, Bryant to
tomac r. c..
Senior one man single hlade--wop hJ
Burch w. CT; second, Burch Nv. G. CO:
third. Davis (w. c..
Junior tandem single blade-Wou by smith
and Martin wv. C. c.; second. Bogley and
Hazard Colonel c. .>C); third, Burce and
Hayens Nv. c. O..
Intermediat. fours. double blades-Won by
Snyder, Neate, Allardt and Havens CW. {.
O.: secord, Davis. Smith. Miller and Mar
tin fw. c. c.; third. Ogden. Behrele, stans-
bury and Hair (Philadelphia c. c..
Senior doubles-single blade-Non hy u.
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MAKES
35TH HOMER
Yankees Capture an Easy
Victory from Boston
Red Sox.

New York. July 25.-The Gankees
won an easy victory from the Bos-
ton Red Sox here this afternoon,
New York taking the game by a
score of s to >. Carl Mays pitched
a great game against his former
team. holding the Red SOX to three
hits, the first of which came in the
fifth inning.
waite Hoyt. the former Brooklyn
schoolboy. started his first game
since his operation in the spring
and was pounded hard by the Yam
kee sluggers. Hoyt was most pun
ished in the fifth inning. when the
Yankees crashed out six line hits,
including a home run by Ruth into
the lower right field stand. 1t was
Babes thirty fifth of the season.
Ruth also distinguished himself in
the field with a sensational one
handed scooping catch of low
liner from Schangs bat in the sec
ond inning. The Red SoX made "a
fast triple play in the third inning.
the first seen On the Polo Grounds
in wears.
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ERTLE TO MEET
KID WILLIAMS
Old Bantam Weight Rivals
To Clash in Baltimore
On August E.

Baltimore, Md. July 25-Friday
evening, August 6. has been set as
the date for the much talked Of
twelve-round decision combat be
tween the old bantam weight rivals.
Kid Williams, of this city. former
world bantam-weight champion. and
Johnny Ertle. of st. Paul. which will
be staged at the Peerless Athletic
Club at Oriole Park. 1t IS eNDectco
that the contest will draw the larC-
est crowd in the history of the fight
game in Baltimore in view Of the
sensational events which occurred
during their two previous collisions
in the roped arena. Their bout at
the Lyric two years ago holds the
record for gate receipts for L boxing
combat in this city. In their first
clash at St. Paul. which ended in The
NTH round. Ertle claimed the worlG
bantam title on a foul. However.
Ertle's claims were not taken very
seriously. as the referee refused to
give decision because OF the Min
nesota boxing law banning deci-
sion-.
The mill between Williams and
Ertle at the Lyric two years ago
- "S'E 'Ht must seAsdIlOna! L!
in the history of the boxing game
in Baltimore. After being on the
verge Of q konckout in the second
round Williams came back and made
remarkable battle. The decision
Of Referee Dick Alexander was
draw. but il caused A big hurrah. a
majority of the spectators believing
Ertle had won. despite the wonder
full DOpulaTity OF Williams be-a
AieXandcr's verdict caused the Po-
lice Board. then in charge of the fis-
tic game here. to bar him as a star
bout official. the former local heavy
weight boxer having been restored
10 favor when Gov. RitChie named
the State Athletic Commissioner
to preside over the glove sport in
Mary land
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King George. 11o; LEnjouIer, 1O6; Eastern
Glow. lO1; Nellie Yorke, 101.
Third Race. - About six furIongs St
Allan, lis; SaIvestra, 116: War Marvel
i26; Hasten On, los; Round Robin. 100:
Maj. Parke, 107; Flying Orb. 1902: Elected
I'd. 12o: Daydue, 105; Dinna Care, ll5:
Leading Star, lis; 'Jock Scot. 115: Tsbleau
n D'Honneur. ll3; Rogers, lo5; Under Fire,
123: Title. 105.
Fourth Raoe.-About six furlongs. .You-
need. lO2: Assume, l06; Ticklish, 1l6; Msi
ParSP. 113; Pickwick, 121.
Fifth Race.-One mile. Natural Bridge,
Ito: The Portuguese, 1O2; Recount, 120:
Chasseur. 40; Under Fire, l1O; Sea Mint,
100; Dinna Care, 105: Ralco. los; Lunetta
%; Yellow Hand, 110; Drummond. Ilo:
Pastoral Swain, ITO: Hasten On, 100: Ballet
Dancer, I'd. 81; Lady Gertrude, 105: Sailor,
10; Rubidium. 95; Alphee. 81; Sir Grafton,
1O2
Sixth Raoe.-Ffve furlonss. 'sir Morti.
mer, 100; Frivolous, 1O5; LADY Frappe, 97:
Mary Erb. 104; Machine Gunner lo7: Peggy
Rives, lo2; Hope Princess. lO7; Ross R.
105: Frippery. lo2; George Bovee. los.
Walk Up. 100; Kehoma. Io2: Light Fan,
tastic, 100; omer h, 10Y; Mary Head. 1o9
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First Raoe-For 2-yesr-olds; maidens
Canadian bred: purse. 81 800: five furIonss
Barber, los; fFlea, los; Aunt Lin. los;
+Noll Cuthurse, los; Bell Joy, 115; BlarEey
Boy, lis. tMrs. L. A. Livingstone entry.
Second Raoe-For 2-yesr-oIds; claiming
purse. $1,000; five and one-half furlongs
'Romper. 96; Annettes Sister -1O3: Tut,
l06; Roseste, 1Os; Napoo, 112; zealeous, 113;
Shifty. 10S; High Wave, 1o4: Sea Court,
l09: Voorin, 100; Alberta S, H.: My Rose,
1l8. Also eligible-Charlotte c, log.
Third Race-For 3-yesr- -olds maidens
parse S.2o0; six furlongs: Missed the
Time, llO: Handy Girl, 10; Donna Roma,
ITO; FrivOlity, 11o; Captain Tom. 1l2: John
R. Roche. 112; Great Scott, 112; Sandy H,
III; DR.. Jim, 112. Beau Brummell II, 112:
Runniven, l15; Nordeck, lis. Also eligible
-socol, 11o; P. Moody, 105; Old McKenn,
l12.
Fourth Race-For 4-year- and up;
claiming; purse, $1,000: mile and seventy
yards: Lady Kathyrin, 10s; Mackenzie. los;
bhncranns. l0s: Wenonah Ill: Joan of Arc,
III; Handful, 113: Antiphone, 1OS; Galway,
Jos; Tsrascon. Ill: Croxdor. III; Medusa.
III; G. N. Miller. 113. Also eligible-Happy
valley, Ill: Tit for Tat. III; Japhet, 10S.
Fifth Race-Sunnyside Handicap; 3.year.
olbs and IN: purse, So 900; mile and one
sixteenth: Mayor House, 96: summer Sigh,
100; Wynnewood. l05; King John, LOG; tJim
Hastings, 100: WEXFORD %; Belairo, 104;
War Zone. 106; Breeze, l05; Honolulu Boy,
ilO lehman and Masterson entry
sixth Race-For 4-yesr-olds and up; claim
ing; purse, sl.700; six furlongs: Biscuit.
W; Apple Jack 2nd, 90; Kama, 10o; Top o.
the Morning, 104; Cobalt Lass, 10e; Charley
Leydecker, 10I: 'Madge r. 97; Sweeping
Glance, lo2; King Herod. i04; Honor Man.
io4; Louise V. 105; kuklux, 107.
Seventh Race-For 3-yesr-oIds and up;
claiming; purse. $1,000: mile and one-six-
Bond, 1l3: Double Van, 90; Ciourmond, 1O1 {:
Mountain Rose 2pd, 106; Fair Orient, IO6:
spearlene, 1l3; Capital City, IFS Also
ehgible--George Duncan, 100; Mugivan. l02.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy; track good.
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Harry Vardon and Ray
Play Great Games at
AbaUan1is Golf Course

New York. July s5.-Harry Vsrdon
and Edward Ray, both took a hand
at winning over the Apswamis links
in two exhibition golf matches in
which they exchanged amsterf part
ners. morning and afternoon. Roger
Lapham. long time member there.
and Findlay S. Douglas, a netropoIl-
tan star Of twenty years ago were
the Simon Pures
On the first round Ray and Ian
ham won up, while on the second
Nardon and Lapbsm prevailed by
up. Douglas. therefore. was twice
the loser.
The low score Of the day was Var
don's SO In the afternoon against
par y, but at that he was a stroke
above the record made last season
by Jess Sweetser during the west
Chester championship. Not being
pressed, the visitors were inclined 10
take things easy. Ray being seem
ingly careless several times which
cost him al least two strokes on
each round.
In the afternoon. for instance. on
the third Ray missed a 5-foot putf
a
down at twice the distance FOR a
birdie ;. Encouraged thereby. Var
don was down at the fourth for an
other birdie a l2-foot away. Both
amateurs needed 5 then.
Douglas came TO life at the
sixth and was on terms Of equality
with Nardon three feet from the
five. Douglas got home. while Var
, don didn't. That cut the lead rr
Nardon and Laphsm TO one hole
and the next four were halve5
/ Nardon won the eleventh on his
third birdie by superior all
round work. Douglas needed five
then.
Ray came in with a par : at the
18th 10 for Nsrdon and SIS for the
amateur and squared the match on
the 18th with a birdie TO IS for
the others. Rays par also won
the 18th. Douglas trailed along with
5 to IS for the others at the 18th.
Ray thought he had the 18th with
! a there TO Fs for the amateurs.
but Vardon sank a putt Of about
I eight feet for an eagle ?, which
squared the match
Ray needed on the 18th TO 5S
all around otherwiss. Lapham hal
a birdie ; at the 18th. but had hr
missed Nsrdon would have caught
il with a I. Ray and Douglas each
getting SIS. That left Nsrdon and
Lapham l up for the match. whirh
was scarcely comparable in Interest
with the four other matches Ga
which the visitors have been seen
I hereabOuts within a week.
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order ! fancy them.
Handful. if hot" should turn the
trick for the boys in the fourth.
This /old hide is not much from
viewpoint of class. bV then Hay
maker has him well on edge. Joan
of Arc will probably hold Tarascon
safe. Haymaker also has Noun
tain Rose II in the closing dash.
If at her best-I means II she has
had a good night-she will about
cop. Keep has shown a rare de-
gree of consistency, while Lazy Lou
came to life last time out.
Down at Empire City the Big
operators report a huge hunk of
dough for Assume. Now. this looks
like a good place to get vacation
money. The price is bound to be
right. The McClelland connections
have also placed Sailor well in the
nth. He is coupled with Hasten
On, another sleeper. Shut your eye
and go gather is my best word.
Walk Up and Omar X. should di-
vide the dough in the closing
stands.
EMPIRE CITY SELECTIONS.
First Race -ChevaIIer, Arada.
Polly Ann, Dolly c.
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SPENCERSLOSE
BIG BIKE RACE
Frank Kramer and Oscar
Egg Battle Canadians
Nip and Tuck.

Newark, July '25.-Frank Kramer
and Oscar Egg defeated Arthur and
Willie Spencer in a sensational two
mile tandem match race at the Velo-
drome at Newark this afternoon.
They beat the Canadians in two
straight heats. the second one be-
ing one of the greatest races seen
at the Newark track this season.
Kramer and Egg battled against
the Spencer boys FOR two laps and
one-half in this race; all four OF
the riders were putting every ounce
of strength into every kick Of the
pedal; they rode neck and neck for
a third of a mile.
Kramer and 4Egg were on the
pole. with the Spencers IT ing o
come around. They fought right
to the tape, but at the finish were
a tandem length in the rear. All
four were exhausted at the duish-
The first heat resulted in an easy
win for Kramer and Egg. They
PASSED the Spencers a lap and one
quarter from home. and the Cana
dian boys practically quit. They
claimed they were squeezed. but the
referee could not see il. and the
fans seemed to think they had
thrown up the sponge because they
were beaten.
Harry Kaiser. Of the Bronx. won
the five-mile "Allstar" invitation.
beating out Ray Eaton, Alex Nc
Beath. All Goullet, Reggie Nc
Namara and Eddie Madden. Kra-
mer tried to win the race by riding
two laps from in front. but died
at the finish and was placed eighth.
Fred Weber won the three-mile
handicap. while Gus Lang beat Reg
gle Mcnamara in the miss -and-oUt
invitation.
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GFFS DEFEAT MACKRH HITS ANOTHER Home N-WASHGTON CANOE OU
Roth's Timely Bingle
Clues Griffs Victory
OUer Mack's Athletics
BY JACK NYE.

Bobby Roth, who has been abonpg the thoes
slump for time chose auspicious dpe the
hoodoo yesterday With second third
eighth inning and needed Bobby hammered
hit past third and the Nationals victory
Athletics
By coming from behind after getting of bad
Nationals their third under the
George Mcbride AS usual the Capn handled the
fashion When the eighth around and still his
hind he resoed hters. brought cheer
rom the stands by sending Joe Judge bat for Torres
hne fielding by Griffin getting Walter
Johnson took Shaw place bat
clean single left Shnk and Milan had
his to nlaY he heroro
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GIANTS HIT SALLEE
TO DEFEAT CHAMPS

Cincinnati. July 25. - The Giants
made it three out Of fivc games from
the champions today by hitting Sal
lee vigorously. The veteran south
paw lasted less than six rounds and
Luque. who took his place. was also
ineffective. After the first inning.
in which they secured i two-ruh
lead. the Reds could do nothing with
Toney. who received some brilliant
support from his outfield. The score:
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Knight X knight w. c. c.: second. Burch.
Rutherford Nv. Z. c.; third, Ross. NJ.
or cory algonquin c. c..
intermediate douhles-won by Allardt and
Nratc w. {. O., second. Smith and Mar
Tin w, c. c. third Bruce and Haven'
Senior fourS-won by r. Knight
knight. Smith and Wagner w. {. c.: sec
oud Rurrh, Martin. Miller. Rutherford Nv
{. c.; third. SvenSon. Case. FrederiCks and
Alteneder philadelphia c. e..
Tail Won 1y Was,cr w. {. c..
Ipset-Won by rutherford Nv. c. c.:
second. Wagner Nv. e. c.; third. Burcb
w. c..
Tilt-won by Wagner and Knight w. c.:
, econd. Allchsch and Hunter CPhilsdelrhizl. d.
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Totals. .43 10 p III Totals 90. .46 o. p IL
Batted for Van Glider in ninth
Detroit : : q / n "A -
kuDs-Smith. GedeOn. Sisler Jacobson C2l,
Williams. Austin. Van Glider Jones l2I.
shorten 49,. Neach "a, Heilman (3l. Flag
stead l3D Ainsmith ~. Oldham C2J Errors
smith. Young %, Neach. TwO-bsse hits
AinSmith. Austin 90, Young Williams
Three base hits-YounE. Ainsmith. FIagstead.
Jacobson. Stolen base-PineIIi. Double play
Young and Heilman. Left on bases-St
Louis. IL: Detroit, I. Bases on halls-On
oldham 3; on ShOcker. >: Of Van Glider T.
Hits-Oh ShOcker in f-3 inning; of He'll
man, in % inning; OF Van Glider. IS in
innings. Struck Out-By Oldham, .; by
Van Glider. 2. Umpires-FrieI and Owens.
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second Rnce-LenioIeur. Eastern
Glow, King George, Clare Booth.
Third Race-Dadue, Rogers, Din
nacare. Jock, Scot.
Fourth Race-Assume, TickIish.
Pick kwick. Iouneed.
Fifth Race-SaiIer, AIphee, Lu-
netta, Natural Bridge.
sixth Race-WaIk Up. Omer H.,
Sir Mortimer, Hope Princess.
Best bet-Chevalier.
Best bet of the day-Frivulity.
Best take-n-chance bet-AppIe-
jack III.
Best pnrIay - ChevaIIcr, Sailor,
Daydue.
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.
First Race-FIea, BIarney BOY,
MoIIout, Purse.
Second Race-FrivoIity, Runncy-
ven. Nordeck.
Fourth Race-HandfuI, Joan Of
Are. Tnrascon.
Fifth Race Jim Hastings,
Wynne Wood. Honolulu Boy.
sixth Rnce-AppIetack ii, Top o.
the Morning. Louise v.
seventh Race-Mountain Rose H.,
Keep. Lazy Lou.
Best bet-Frivolity.
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Bauman In Form, Yanks Win.

Earl Bauman, of Mt. Rainier YAM
KEGS, pitched his second no-hit game
of the season yesterday when he
blanked the Brentwood nine 22 to
0. Yesterdays win made the SIX
teenth victory for the Yanks, with
one defeat.
The Yanks would like to hear
from any team of the 15-year-old
class and are anxious to hear from
the Morris Street Juniors, Indepen-
dents, Columbias and the Griff Jun
iors. Address A. H. Bellman. P. o.
box 100, Mount Rainier.
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Runs - Powell, Boeckel, Christenbury
Stock, Jsnyrin. Error-Boeckel Two-bas Sc
hits-Marn. LaSan. Hornsby. Sacrifice hits
-Lavan. Naranville. Stolen base-PowelI
Double plays-LAvan to Hornsby to Four
nier; Pick to Holke to Msranville. Base on
balls - on Watson, :; OF Dcak, 2: of
Haines. /. struck out-zA Watson. ): by
Doak. 1; by Haines., 1. Pitching record
on Doak, hits and run in innings; of
SherdeI. hits in 1-3 inning; off Watson, s
Lifts and runs in s innings. Left on ba ses
st. Louis, &: Boston, s. Winning pitcher
Watson. Losing pitcher, SherdeI Um-
pires-Klem and Emslie. Time-iS4s
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

FirstRace. - Five and half furlonrs.
superb, lo8; Arada. lis; BY Jove. 107 /;
kate Fraley, %: Polly Apv. lo4. FrizIet,
io.; Chevalier, 12l; Dolly, c. 104.
second Race. = Mile and sixteenth.
'eenth: Hope, %; Keep. 10l: Baby Cal
y 4: Jean Beaailant. i0s: 'Lazy Lou. III:
LADY Archie iol; Runecraft. i06; sJudge
david l0l; ] Alfred Clark. lo6: Glare
Gothe. Iel: swilfreda, 0s: Court Fool los.
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TIGERS IN SUGGEST
DEFEAT ST. LOUIS

Detroit. July 25.-Detroit ham
mered three of the visiting pitchers
TO all corners of the field here todav
and staged one of the liyeIast
suggests seen here this season
Ihey won from St. Louis by the
lopSlded count of 21-S
A II n
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GAMES TODAY.
OLLYERS CQMMENISSs,s,
- ON Lfe nEE3N
SPQRTof + KINGS -
Apple Jack II.

Apple Jack H.
This bird is to be jerked forth from the old
vat Windsor this afternoon Now I have
positive information where the old kae sack has
been cut, and the melon cutting n tap. n add-
tion to this might add that the old fellow worked
three-eights in OBS speed Now. unless
you're solid ivory-from the shoulder up-why. go
get yours Top O the Morning and Louise V. so
close together that only racing luck will separate
them. On the beezer friend the beezer.
Napoo, who delivered for last time is the
choice of the cockers for the long end the sec
ond Personally. believe this chap to be a trfe
better than ordinarily rated Alberta S. Sea
Court for what is
In the third. Frivolity, who has had two three
good recent the money, looks as If she
easy spot At all events. she is sent along as the
y Runnyven has shown some good recent morning
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New York ..-..... Oo2 1Ol o1 o.
Cincinnst ii .....-... 90 600 o o o.
Run, - Burns Banc-oft. 4oung. Barnes
ronry Groh Dauhert Errors - Young
SNYDER Sallee. Two-hase hit - Duncan
Three base hit-Burns Stolen base-Dau-
l.rt Sacrifice hit-Duncan. Double play
DOYLE 10 Bancroft 10 Kelly. Left on ba ses
New York. "a: Cincinnati. :. Base on
hall>-Or Sallee. l; Of Luque. =: of Toney
Hits-Of Sallee. IL in l-3 innings: on
Luquc. : in 3 % innings Hit by pitcher
Ry Tuney, !. Struck out-Ry I.nque. 3: BY
Toncv. l. Losing pitCher-SaIlee. Umpires
-u'Day and Quigley. Time-l:5s.
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MITCHELL WEAKENS
AND DODGERS LOSE

Brooklyn. July 25.-After pitchiaE
great ball for seven innings. Clsr-
ence Mitchell weakened in the eight
and the Pirates defeated the Dodge.
before $4,000 fans here today by a
score Of ; to 4. Il was the south
paws first defeat OF the season
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Seat Plasant Wins.

The Seat Pleasant juniors defeat
ed the All-Star Juniors of Capitol
Heights, Nd. yesterday at Seat
Pleasant, by the score of II to :.
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Totals. 81 IL 27 IS Totals. 81 3 "a 8
'Batted for Hoyt in eighth inning.

Poston " 900 orr o,
Yankees . 200 O5O 10x-S
. Runs Peck t2D, Pipp 90, Pratt t2D
Ruth RueI, McNally. Errors-Peck, BOde,
Hooper. McNally. Two-base hits - Ruth,
Ruel Pratt. Three-base hit-Schang. Home
run-Ruth. Sacrifice hit-Meusel. Stolen
base1McNslly. Double plnys--Scott to Nc
Innis to Walters: Peck to Pratt to Pipp
Triple play-McNally to McInnis. Struck
out-By Hoyt, /: by Mays, /. Base on
baIls-Of Hoyt. 3; of Mays. .. Umpires-
Nallin and Connolly. Attendance-30. 900.
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BRAVES STAGE RALLY
AND DEFEAT CARDS

st. Louis. Mo, July 25.-By get
ting two runs in the ninth inning
the Braves nipped the Cardinals to-
day to .. for the eighth success
sive game here decided by one run
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Iotals.. 80 10 . 10 lotals.- IS =
'Bst tied for Cadore 10 ninth inning
S~orp ny innings
Pittsburgh ........ o 90 % N-E
Brooklyn .......... 100 OaO OUl-
Runs - Olson. Nyers kilduf. Elliott.
Carey 90. WHittcd Ponder Twa-hase hiIs
Wheat hildUf. Elliott Three -hase E.I
- Whitted. Sacrifice hits - Hsefnsr h ..-
dun. Stolen haSe-Carry Double PLAY
CUtshEw to Grimm Strurk UUf-Rv Mi
cheu. by Ponder ; RaSe on haUs-uT
Mitchell, -a@-On Cadore. ! Tmulrcs-Hart
nd Harrison. Attends nc COO.
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Phila ........l 0 o o O .
Chicago. o O1 -
Runs-Rswlings. Whest Hollocher Trr-'
Merkls, Frberr. Errors-PsuletF ~. Tv 1-
base hits-Terry t2l. FIsck. MsrEle, kuhf.r.
Three -hAsH hit-RHwlinEs. Stolen bases Pc
kert. FriberE. Sacrifice hits-RaSlinE~. r.
kert 90. Deal. Left on bases PhilsdnInh De
:: Chicago. 6. BaSe on bslis-Of AleNand.
. Of RiIey, l. Struck out-By AlsTEndrF,
I: by RiTey, Il Umpires-Ncrsb and RtEIeT.
TIME 80.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, ..
Boston, 8; St. Louis. ..
Brooklyn. 5; Pittsburg, 4.
New York. 5; Cincinnati. =.
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BInEIes Came when Needed.

Shanks got his third hit of the
afternoon when he raped one to
right and Milan smacked a double
into left. scoring Johnson. Great
things were expected of Sam Rice,
but his best effort was a pop fly to
Galloway. This gave Roth a golden
opportunity. His drive past Dugan
counted Shanks and Milan.
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Runs-Weaver. schalk. Chapman, speaker
Ga rdner. Johnston, 0'Neiil Coyeleskie
Burns. Errors-Weaver. Risberg. Two.base
hits-Liebold. Felsch (2), Gardner, O'NeiIS
Ccveleskie, Chapman, Johnston Home run
Speaker. Stolen base-wamby. Sacrifice
hits-Iiebold. Johnston, GraIcy Left on
bases-Chicago. 10; Cleveland, Z. Base on
balls-0f Williams, q; off Coveleskie 4
Struck out--By Williams. 8; by Covelcskie
O. Wild pitch--wiliams. Umpires-Chill
aud Moriarity. Time-l:5O.