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weakfish Now Fairly Plentiful.

Last week was tho best wenkfish week OF
the season. and taking the catches all In all
II was probably the best weakfish week
since 1919. for we had no wcakfishlng last
Bay were very good. and the guides came
into Canarsie, Goose Greek and the Raunt
with catches running into two figures every
day. And the fish arc n good size, but the
haymen ray that this Is not good sign.
They prefer TO acc the smaller school fish
fret and the big tide runners later on.
There were several fish of six pounds each
taken and two, at least OF eight pounds
each These are big fish for the early run.
Down on the Cinders one man landed fish
Of seven pounds, and he hooked second
fish, played him for ten minutes and his
smell rave way Just he was about to
soap tie fish. lie said the fish was tho
n was above eight pounds. This IL the old
story OF the big fellow getting away.
Tie wcakfish are biting on shrimp, and
there n,e any amount Of shrimp In the bay
this year However. II does not take long to
reduce the supply materially for there are
hundreds of boatq out fishing every day in
Jamaica Bay. and most Of them take along
Very few OF The shrimp thrown out as chum
escape, for they usually are thrown into
deep water. lust figure T. out for yourself
100 or $50 gallons of shrimp n day coming
out Of the cr'ck4 cf ono bay. This Is bound
to affect TIE supply.
AZ well as being plentiful. the shrimp are
large. ~ is alwayr the case when The bay
do not freeze up in the previous winter and
last win,er wc had but little ice ia the local
hays.
Ia yaee ree hy th~ r1,eg-s' beI. fo-
w,aki,sh was sltdGer crab. even IN Jamaica
Fay. and oie seldom rcfs eIedder being used
nowadays in this bay. There is no doubt
The New York herald., 1921-06-27
Indicted Baseball Players
Will Go to Trial To-day

CHICAGO. June 26.---The trial OF the
men charged with a conspiracy through
which 1, is alleged Chicago White Sox
baseball players threw the 1919 world
series TO Cincinnati, Is scheduled 20 be-
gin tomorrow before Judge Hugo
Friend. In Criminal Court with indica-
tions tonight that Q majority ot the
eighteen men indicted would be present
to answer the charges.
States Attorneys. however. stlll were
somewhat uncertain az to how many II
the defendants would appear. The
eight White Sox pIayers--Gandil Eis-
berg, Weaver. McNIillin. Cicotte. WIZ
Jams Jackson and Felsch--are certain
to appear. all being under bond. Hal
Chase and Abe Attell are not expected
both having won their nights against ex-
tradition from other States.
The state has announced that ~ least
one defendant will turn States evidence
and expose the alleged conspiracy,
defence attorneys say they will show
that no player deliberately made a mis-
play In the world series.
The New York herald., 1921-06-27

Ruth to Umpire for Orphans.

Babe Ruth has promised the knights
of Columbus that he will be on hand to-
day when the order entertains 5000
orphans with picnic and games in the
stadium of the College of the City of
New York. Ruth has been assigned to
umpire a ball game between the Jewish
orphans and the Catholic orphans for
the championship OF the city's orphan
ages. Mayor Hylan Will lead in flag
demonstration and the principal officers
OF the Knights of Columbus will play
host to the motherless and fatherless
Tons of Ice cream and cake have been
provided. and the goodies Will be served
by the Il. of c. women. The picnic
commences at +. NJ
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With Semi-Professional and Amateur Ball Teams

n Ai t. Rn%ept. Inqsp' n o oooooso-s \; =
Lambs Club. 2 0 o 0 90 o x--4 3 3
tine and NJ. Miles.
At Chappaqua, n. v II. II. T..
Chappaqua 80 20 0 . x-4 /
All Collegians % o o O o o 0 . o. 2
Riley
At Bye. ~; y R.H. E.
Am. AM foSaeco S Sjc Co.. c999 III ! :
Ba;teries-Miler and Hardin; II. Lawrence
and Kr"m; ynn,o.,. ;, :,
Atlantic National 1ooooooo j
fqnksrs On ..;s: so,.. e2oQc c1loxms ', !.
pion and Townson.
At Jersey City Il. II. r.
hsGnaw,n liaisn. hmeAc!s Al & SSSSS9 ,s 3
Batteriez-Mizak and Sullivan; Heehs and
Frosch
At Paterson. y. j. R.HE.
west'house 0 0 o 0 % II !
Battcrler-E. RAYMOND. Enrisht and Kear.
ney Hcaron and Sachs.
At East Orange, n. j. E.HE.
Esst Ei,s seS Orange ! Q &c i g
Ba:1eries-ciastin and Gault: Holborrow
and Homan.
AT Hampstead R.H.E.
Mnss.a Ma%Sssesa ;;.':.a 3 9 81 5 9
observation-disclosures and Hausemann; Ia
bronki and Ellison
AT MlDeola- n. II Fl.
Mincoia 49,. o 0 / o o o / KS 10 /
Battere~--Miles and Unversack; Robert
son and Hausenann.
At Mneola-- II. He.
Floral Park. . oo1 OIL 0 o--6 10 o
MIreola 30 iol o o o-s 3
Pa.teries-Maloney and Smith; Grunwall
and Hsusemann.
Tenn Rcd Caps. 4oooa.oo42-iS %
Batteriea-Edwara Wyio and Baynard;
Jackson. Bell and Ross.
At Corrisan Oval II. II. L.
New He Giants . O ? @ o I o-6 10
Casey Stars *. G. O I O o 10 0 % /
Batteries-Hansen and Hallcy; Alexander
At Farmers Oval H. H. Il.
resrcau's Bears. o q q I ~ o o--6 ~ I
Ratteries-W Kelleher and smitb Hare.
man and F1ieear.
At Farmers Oval r. II. II.
Maujers .......,. ooeoooto II
Farmers ..... 90 3 o I q 1 OF Is {
batteries Arevedo. Jessn,ss and Uzmann
Hesse and Flieser.
At Farmers Oval y. Ii. u.
Ler. City Red sox 900 5000 .
farn'erS od .e,i xs ~
and Flieger
81 Tvanhoe PAT u r. F.
ivanhoe A. G.. 0oooooo-2 o J
Betteries-Marshal and Dempsey; Archer
ana 'tleeI, trertoo p.rr up
;oySI T;snsos Gisnts.. : t. %o @3 3-iSS i$ !
Batteres-Hubbard and Spearman; Shee-
han and Harriet.
At Ivanhne Park II. II. II.
Royal Glantq 80. q q o ' q O > q IS IL
Ivanhoe A. C...... I I o q o q 0--3 3
Batteres--CaTr and Spearran; Branden-
stein and Ceiser.
At Brighton Oval r. H. Il.
Erie A. A.. 90 o o q 0 o. 10 o
II. Rita G.. Co.. I o @ q q q o %
Bat'eries-Lenjon and Sawtele; Gigges
and Mackin.
At Ridgewood Field II. ~. IT,
Ridgcwood +. G. 2 o 3 o x-7
Batteries-SanGle and Moebius: Wollober
aua nc~le
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DODGERS BEATEN BY
NINTH INNING RUSH
Braves Rally Topped Off by
Cruises Home Run for
Z to 4 Score.

The Braves closed with rush in
their game with the Dodgers at Ebbets
Field yesterday and Walton Cruises
home run in the ninth with two on bases
was the finishing touch of five run
rally which brought them : TO 4 vic
champions. lost his effectiveness when
victory was in his grasp. and five OF
the fifteen bingles off his curves were
punched II the last round. Hugh Me-
Quillian started for the scrapry aborig-
ines and gave way TO pinch hitter
in the ninth. who came through with
a two bagger. Jack Scott pitched the
final inning and famed two Of the three
batters to face him
In the fifth round the Braves pushed
over two runs and had one man thrown
out at the plate. With one out Powell
and Barpare made singles and South
worth followed with three bagger
which scored Powell. Barbara also tried
TO score. but Griffith's throw from the
outfield cit him down. Southworth went
home on single by Cruise. In the sixth
the Dodgers pushed run over. II was
the result OF singles by Olson. john
ston and Wheat.
The Dodgers forged 10 the front in
the seventh. when they gathered two
tallies on two hits. a pass and a sacri-
flee. Myers. first UP. hit a long fly to
deep left. Cruise tried to make a leap
ing catch, but failed and the pellet
bounced over the low fence and into the
bleachers for q home run. Janvrin
drew a pass and Miller sacrificed. Cadore
ffo aA nd 1a, x-,t
Throws bat at Hall.
Another tally was added to the Dod-
ston walked and Griffith sacrificed.
Johnston stole third. and Wheat was
purposely passed after the theft had
been accomplished. Schmandt threw his
bat at a pitched ball and it went to left
field for single. scoring Johnston
Cadore's effectiveness left him sud
denly in the ninth. After Wheat had
made a spectacular catch OF Fords foul
near the bleachers. Gowdy dropped
single In short centre. Christenbury
batted for McCuillian and doubled along
the first base line sending Gibson, who
ran for Gowdy. to third. Powell beat
out a hit to Schmandt and Gibson
scored while Christenbury reached third.
Earbares fly to Myers scored Christen-
bury with the tying tally. southworth
singled to right and Powell stopped
at second. Then Cruise hit over the
right field wall for home run which
brought Powell and Barbara in ahead
of him. and the wallop. fair by only
few inches, took the JOY out Of the
lives of several thousand Flatbush
rooters. Boeckel ended the rally with
a fly to Wheat.
The score
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BRAZILIANS WIN A
CLOSE SOCCER GAME.
Defeat the Calpe-Americans
by 8 Goals to , In
Brooklyn.

Sailor soccer players from on board
the Brazilian batt!eship Minas Geraes
came ashore again yesterday Tor a trial
OF skill against the Calpe- Americans OF
the Metropolitan League at the Ridge
wood Baseball Grounds IN Brooklyn, and
the result, a victory by the score of
goals to 9. showed plainly that they had
profited from the experience in the game
they had previously lost to the national
champions of Robins Dry Dock Only
one goal was scored in the first half by
C'audiano off a pass from the left wing.
and when ends were changed the Brazil
ians led, 10.
Mena, taking Tass from Navaia
equalized aften ten mslutes of play in
the second half. Darby. following a
free kick. placed the Calpe- Americans in
the lead, but penalty given against the
hcme custodian for holding the ball en-
abled Nlcolai to even up for Brazil.
The winn'rg tally came when Con-
stancio. on the left. elevated the ball di-
rect y in front OF the landsmen's net and
Fragoso turned ii into a goal
The lineup;
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ANKS WIN--DODGERS LOSE-ATHLETIC GAAES-FOOTBALL
New Non-Closs Substance
To Be Shown to Heydler

~ HARLES WHITE, associated
with the concern which makes
~ the big league baseballs. was
at the Polo Grounds yesterday and
had a look at the new chalklike
preparation. with its adhesive proper
ties. which American League UIn-
pires are applying TO the balls TO
take off the gloss. to give a good grip
and 10 make better pitching possible.
A box of this stuff has been sent over
10 his firm from Philadelphia. where
1t Is made, and to-day he will show
II TO John Heydler, president OF the
National League. with view TO
having il tried out by National
League pitchers. The new stuff, II Is
set forth in its behalf. is quite non-
injurious TO leather covers. and bet
ter for the purpose than anything
else so far tried.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

that the veakfish will take shedder bait if
II Is used. and IN the old days II was
thought 'iiat shcodcr was a necessity II one
wanted big fish.
The Canarsle guides had Fair catches on
Fricay, and nine OF the guides brought IN 20
weakflsh, according 10 Mccain. Henry
Reivnius fished With Or. Oser and party and
they bagged twelve wealtfifh. VIII Harris
lad eight Jake knife and the Muller party
had six. George Ansbach aud Mr.. Trosch
had eight. Rich johnson, with Mr. Herrick
and q herring. Art Johnson, with Dr. Levy,
had ten wcaks and four fiukc~ Joe stnl-
baum. FISHING With Nat Rogers, landed Que
and Mr.. aub had eleven w,akfish and two
fluhe. John Finch and Dr. Crook had twelve
woakfish.
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To.als.is II 10 oT . O

MATED for o'rarrcil Ia the
4Ra..ad FOR Alexander In tfs
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s. 3, Minas
(ieraes 90
Caipe-
I. Americans
At Cedarll,lrst-

A. csdarhurst1 II. e;
Nat. Sarl RED. Red sox. ood % is 2
Batteries-Funk and Cross: Hillauit and
Sopa.
At Poughkeepsie- r. y. T..
Regulars s.,:, - 3d0Ooo9oSoodd-s, 9 /
Batteries-rorsyth aud Sheldon T. Smith
and II. Phelan.
IIustlers 80. o. oooool oa-S 0
Batteries-Phelan and Roberts; Garrison
and Miller.
AZ Recreation Park r. II. e.
sSr,,.,is,d. Penn BED Caps oo@SoG9SSdd a. - !
Pa''eries-Langford and jackson: Mattress
and Schworr.
Al Recreation Park r. H. L.
jamaica y. c.. 0 0o0o 90 90 . =
Springfleids -. O o 0 . o 0 o S-3 1
Batteries-Oehme and +. thinner; Km etz
and Schworm
Az Recreation Park Il. II. Il.
Far Rock. Stars 0 90 2 )
Astoria B. Co.. O . 01 0 0 & KID IL ]
Batteries-Clyde, Halton and Gillian; Mar
tin and Cav.
Al South Lynbrooll, l.. T.. L. II. i.
En,tk1FoSsasr, Erss RoSssMsv y .
Batteries Burrell and Abrecht; Mott,
Coombs and Langdon.
AT Parade Grounds Il. H. f.
brooklyn SILK Sox. o o o o o s . o. } o
Vigilant a. A......o 0042 900 Il u 10 .
MISUNDERSTANDING and Mccoy; s. Jordan,
Camto and Il. Jordan
resreau Bears. % o 0 0 o o o. 5
Lincoln Giants. - 0 0 = . x--i7 is o
Batteries-Tesreau, Iiellaher and smith;
Williams and Wiley.
Lincoln Giants. o 0 soS So2i i-s Il /
Batteries-Kelly and Smith; Rcavis, Gard
ner and Pierce.
d.. IL
McKenna Post 2 8 0 90 o o. O 6 o
.Batteries-NIchel and Michel; Sonney and
Bracto
At College Point Il. Il. Il.
cSlsse cSns i''fSG PSins.yo ciiy:co Il
Batteries--koehler, Zinser and Beattie;
Suhre and Burman
At Dexter Pari;-First game Il. II. e.
Bushwick ...........1 20 " . 1
North Bergen. .......0 o o o O. { s
Batteries-Clinton and Holman: Schwartz
ard Wilson
Upland .-'...2?ooleoao-7'ii il Il = S
DqsnWlck VS. - 90 600 %
Haeffner
I!Sdaon a' Gsiid.'. SIooeooo1I&s' 4 Z; 8
National Red sox 0 30 o 9 o x--G 10 o
Cross.
AT Cypress Field r.. II. e.
Waverly .......2 . q q 1-1O I
West Ends. ~ o o ! o. q
Batteries-Carr and Dull Iiirsh. Kiddon
At Hoboken-- r. H. e.
Federal Ship. eoooe ooi-G IL 2
Oxford A. A.. 0 I o o 0 o o o 0--i .
Batter!e5--Hearn and Meyer; Murphy and
Marnell.
At Parkville Oval T. H. E.
peekskill. :.... ooooo1 s12-7 IS 3
Parkville a. A.. | 0 o ! % o IS II
Batteries--McAuliffe. Bamatt and Cough
Hamilton, Diederman and MarlSes.
ii East New York H. H. L.
lronsidr ......... o o q o o o o % & q
+. n. Y. A. A.. 00i2 . o. x--ic ~
Batteries-Hcller and Wilson; Hagen and
Hrtcn.
~ East New. York H. II. L.
Wet New York. q o o o o o 0 o 90 2 o
Il. N. Y. A. A.. % I o o 90 o XII o
observation-disclosures and McBrldc Hershey
and Hirten.
AZ East New York RH r.
Highbrdge 80. e. o % o o o o o. =
Z. N Y. a. A.. 01 o 0O2 o o. 2
Batterles-RoEers and Moffe!: Curry,
Campbell and TIirten.
At South Ozone Park X. H. ~
Merrick .......... . o o . O 2 q o rs 10
South Ozonc... 2 q q I 90 O-g 10
batteries Dold aud white; Nolan and Nor
fau.
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Athletics Win Exhibition.

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. June 26.--1'he
Philadelphia Americans defeated Wind
sor Locks. 3 20 o. in an exhibition game
before a crowd OF 5000 fans here this
afternoon
The Windsor Locks team was made UP
OF players who have been on the Holy
Cross College team during the past sea.
son. Tho score:
~ ~.
phiiadeiphia. go. 90 0oo0io0
windsor Locks. o q o n o . o 90 !
and Walsh.
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Canoeists Dedicate Tablet.

GLENs FALLs, n. V, June 26.-with
many officers. ex-commodores and other
prominent men of the American Canoe
Association and others in attendance. a
tablet was dedicated to-day at Crosby
side on Lake George. commemorating
the founding of the association. The an
nual regatta of the association was held
yesterday at Bolton Bay
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Bagby Yields Only Five Hits
and Indians Beat Browns
Champions Bat Opposing
Pitchers Hard; Score, 15-1.

CLEVELAND, June 26 (American)-
Cleveland hammered three st. Louis
pitchers hard and won the second game
of the series. Is to I, here to-day.
Bagby allowed only Ave hits. and was
not scored on until the eighth inning.
Cleveland ba.ted around In the fourth
inning when IL made seven hits and
eight runs.
Burns led the Cleveland attack with
three hits. The score:
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Miss Bleibtrey Is Home.

Miss Ethelda Bieibtrey, the worlds great
est woman swimmer. returned UNEXPECTEDLY
TO her home here yesterday. coming direct
from California after a triumphal tour of
Australasia and the Hawaiian Islands
Miss Bleibtrey took dip In the pool Of
the Brighton Beach baths late yesterday
afternoon. She was accompanied by Miss
Charlotte Boyle. who recently in the Brighton
broke the worlds record for swimming $50
yards.
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Two Home Runs Enable
Tigers to Beat White Sox

CHICAGO. June 26 fAmerican) Two
consecutive home runs by Heilman and
veach In the sixth inning cllncfed to-
days game for Detroit over the White
Sox. the final score being 10 to s.
Heilman's home run went into the left
field bleaohers. with two men on bases
on the next pitched bail veach sailed
one into the right field olsacnars. The
score:
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Cardinals Win From Reds.

Sr. LOUIS, June o6 fNational) A sin
gle by Fournier. double by Hornsby
and pass TO McTIenry, followed by
Lavans triple, gave st. Louis three runs
in the eighth inning and enabled the
Cardinals to beat Cincinnati to-day. 5
10 g Groh hit safely four times in as
many times at bat. The score
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striped Rass Along the Jumaica Ray Trcstle

Gus c;eiss tales this opportunity Of con
graduating his brother I'D and hts son I'D
on their catch on "wednesday evening OF n
ia pound striped bass (2Tia inchesD. The
fish was struck near the trestle work near
Droad Channel and my brother Ed landed
him after playing him for nire minutes ny
son hooked another ono, but unfortunately
lost him. For the past two months ! haye
listened to nothing but bass talk aud did
my share of the Kidding but now the boy
does the kidding again. Congratulations 10
both Eds August C.. Gclss."
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Brown off for Coast.

PHILADELPHIA. June .G.--IS--y Brown.
captain-eicct OF the University Of Psnnsyi-
vania track team. left here to-day for Pasa-
dsna Cal. 20 compete IN The National A. A..
r. championship Brown will be phi'adel-
phis'r lone represen'ative Rs the plans Of
the Meadowbrook Cub 20 send team of six
or eight men fell through. Brown will rep
rasent Pennsylvanla In the bali mile run.
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Pirates Take Opening Game
Of Series From the Cubs
League Leaders Swamp Op-
ponents by Score Of IL to 3.

CHICAGO. June 2s tNationaD Pitts
Durgl defeated Chicago IN the first game
OF tho series to-day. II to 3.
The game was featured by double
rlay In which two Pirates we're run down
between third and home. The score:
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FIRST GAME.
To.als. 40 2 9ts2 0 ]

Ran for Bengough In eighth inning.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Buffalo. ..... o 0 o q % o.
Two base hits-Shannon, Benes, Shields
Gilhooev, Donelson. Three base hits-Shan-
non. Mctsowan. Stolen ba bases-fiiihooley
Heating, Rogers Shields. Sacrifices--Miller
Withrow. .; BenyouRh. Rogers. Double
play-Donelson and Bengough. Left on bases
Buffalo o; Newark. o. Bases on balls
OFF Finneran =; off Rogers, 5. Struck out
BY Finneran, s; by Rogers. !. J'mplres-
Gaston Crystal and Stockdale. Time of
game hours and 80 minutes.
Second game Il. RI. E.
Buffalo ......,..3 O 3 . o 0--I0 Is .
Newark .......2 o o q . 0 o 8 3
Batteries-Heitinan and Tragessor: Barnes,
Stewart and Withrow
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PLENTY 81 FIuLe nj rreepor,

Otto II. George OF Freeport says that the
fluke are now coming along in good shape
ard TINT the email boa fishermen are get
''ng ~ high ~ = dozen 20 'ho man. Thor
are some good sized fish among them aud
some are being caught IN oil Of the channels
in which they are usually found.
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Gibson Succeeds Capt, Hord.

New fAvEN, June 96.--Lanshorne
Gibson Of New York city. class OF 1922.
who rowed at No. In the first varsity
rev. la been elestcd captain e tho
Vale rowing squad, to succeed capt.
stephen Hord
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Two baac hits--BaROy z, Janlleroh, Nuna-
malser, Smith Sacrifice Wamhszanss.
Double piav-Lee. IcManus and sisler. Left
on bsses--s'. Louis, 3: Cleveland, II. Bases
q: off Bayne. 3; of BsTby. !. Hits-off
palmero. : in Q % innings; off Rehmond
: In inning: off Bavne, IN 4 l-3 innings.
Hit by pitcier-By Richmond, I (Wnmbs-
~arssl. Struck out--pv Pnlnero. 4: by
BaRby. 4. Passed bail---severeid. Losing
pi'cher-palnero Umpres--WiSon and
minutes.
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RESULTS OF YEsTERDAy's GAMES.

Kansas City. q 81. Paul. I (first gamer
So. Pari. Z: Kansas City, 0 (second game)
T.eul-vilie. o: Toledo, 2.
Milwaukee,. .: Minnea polls, I.
Indianapolis, q. Columbus. (first gams)
Columbut, 2; Indianapolis. . tsecond gamc)
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Two Dase nifs--lirIinn', MaranTTIr. SUM
van rsrr-. Barber Sacrificcs-Whitted
T:~'ichsr Double piays-Hollocher and
crimes Hollacher. o'Farreil. Nelleher and
Alexander: Bizbee. Cutshaw and Grimm
BASES on bails--off Adams. 8: off Alex
and.r, I. Struck out--By Adams, 3. WIN
ming pi;cher--Adanls. Losing pitcher-Aiex-
ardsr' Tuap,res-Slem and Brennan. Time
OF sanae--f hour and IS minutes.
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Skeeters Lose to Leafs.

Toronto took an e'even inning game
from Jersey City at West Side Plrli,
Jersey City, yesterday afternoon ty
to 2.
Enzman of the Leafs and Metvicr OF
the Skeeters had a pitchers battle. The
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Eastern League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES

Waterbury. 3: SPRINGFIELD. o.
Albany, .; Hartford. 1.
The pittsfieid- New Haven and Worcester
Bridgeport games were postponed on ac-
count OF wet grounds.
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Major League Records
For the Last Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games played, won and lost. with runs.
hits, errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games of
last Saturday, is as follows:
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BEARS AND BISONS
DIVIDE TWIN BILL
Newark Wins the First Game
in Eleven Innings by
Score Of 3 to ,.
RESULTS or yEsTEnDAy.s GANps.

Toronto. 8; Jersey City. =.
Newark. 5; Buffalo, . (first game, eleven
innings).
Buffalo, 10; Newark. J tsecond game.
Baltimore, 8; Rochester. /.
Syracuse, II Reading, 0.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
>ew York. q. Washington. I.
Detroit. ~; Chicago. 4.
Cleveland. t5: 81. Louis. ..
other teams were not sche duIed.
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GAMES SCHEDULEp FOR rO-pAY.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Toronto in Jersey city.
Buffalo in Newark
Rochester in Baltimore
Syracuse IN Reading.
Newark divided a doubleheader with
Buffalo at Harrison Field Newark. yes
terday afternoon.
went eleven innings, by the score of to
2, and the Bisons took the second con-
test. 10 to ). The scores:
FIRST GAME
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Totals. 80 1 * 27fiol

Two base hits-Myers. Christenhury Three
base hit--Southworth. Home runs--Myers,
Cruise Stolen base-Johnston. Sacrfices-
Southworth. g Miller. Grifith. Powell.
Double piays-Ford. Holke and McQuillan
Barbara and Hollie: Barhare, Ford and
Holke. Left on bases-Boston. = Brook
lyn. 3. Bases on balls-Off McQuillan, s;
off Cadore, 2. Hits-Off McQuillan. IN
innings; off Scott, none In ] inning. Struck
out--By McOuillan, 2: by Scott, q by Ca
dore, 3. Winning pitcher-McQuillan. I'm
Dires-lluigley and O'Day. Time of game
hour and 40 minutes.
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Toronto. o...... q o 2 % o Is
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Two base hit-Walker. Three base hit
I'uvnl. Stolen bases-Spencer. Gonzales.
Sacriflces-Iluval Brady, Frsitag. Davis.
Gonzales. Riley. Left on bases--J.rsey
City. I; Toronto, 10. Bases on balls-Off
Metlvier. 4. off Enzmann. e. Struck out
BY Enzmann. 2: by Metivier. .. Umpires--
Carpenter and James. Time of game hours
and 20 minutes.