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M'HENRY'S HOMER
BEATS DODGERS, 10
Makes Drive OFF Mitchell
Cardinals Win Through
Pfeffer's Pitching.

Special Dsspatoh to The New YonK HHRALD.
ST. LOUIS. July 29.--Jeff Pfeffer. for
mer Dodger. won his second victory over
his old teammates since he was traded
to the Cardinals when he held them to
four hits and triumphed over Clarence
Mitchell, the spitball hurler The only
run scored was home run by Austin
McIIenry in the nth inning. The game
lasted only one hour and fifteen minutes.
Mitchell furnished Pfeffer with strong
opposition. The Dodger was found for
only three hits by the Cardinal sluggcrs.
one scratch hit to Johnston. The
Dodgers punched two Of their hits in the
first inning, and it was the only chance
they had 10 score until the ninth.
Olson started the game by hitting
safely to centre field, and after Johnston
and Grif1ita were retired on Mes to
Mann Olson took second on wild pitch
and pulled up at third when Myers beat
out a hit to Lavan. With Neis at bat
Myers stole second, and tho two Dodgers
were left when Bernie struck out. It was
the first of three strikeouts charged
against Neis.
Clemons's single to right in the third
was the first hit made or Mitchell. In
the nth McHenry, tho first Cardinal to
face him. lifted q splitter over the fence
near the scoreboard in the left field cor
rer Of the lot.
In tho nth inning Olson singled to
right for the Dodgers. and was cut down
at second trying to stretch the hit. Ivan
protested vigorously. but his kick did not
change the decision made by Umpire
Hart.
In the ninth the Dodgers threatened to
tie the count. Olson, first up, was hit
by pitched ball. Johnston sacrificed.
and on Griffith's inf1eld out Olson moved
to third. Myers sent grounder to
Pfeiffer, who tossed him out, and the
pitchers duel was over.
Both pitchers showed remarkable con-
troll. neither issuing q base on balls.
Each Of the nine Cardinals was credited
with making three trips to the plate,
and only two Of them were left on the
bases. Only four Dodgers were left.
Olson was the only Dodger to reach
third. and he got that far twice Nc
Henry was the only Cardinal to reach
third. He passed that bag in the NTH,
and in the seventh beat out scratch
hit to Johnston and went to third on
Johnston's throw past first. which was
the onl.' error of the contest. The score
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Bass. Porxy and Cod Fry for the Asking,
Says Hy julius.

We knew there were a lot. OF counties IN
New York State and lot Of good people.
But II didn't mean much to us until we saw
the turnout OF tho New York Christian En-
dcavorers on their march up Fifth avenue
Then we knew why UP State got all the
fish fry. Why. New York oity's own little
hatchery at Cold Spring was working over
time 10 send trout fry up State. while oui
great boats were sailing gayiy all over tho
ocean and once In while getting fish
left over from the Lords bounty.
Evury county In New York State has
brook and mill pond and many OF them
have lakes, and they all want mors fry. Let
them have them There are no more beautiful
brooks, ponds and lakes on earth. and no
more jolly fishermen and happy boys on
bonnie banks. I know; I hear from them
rock.
But all the water runs TO tho sea, carrying
as well all their beauties and all their
music TO the swell Of old ocean. But only
city men are VIE; they don't send IN = darn
application blank for fry. Now you've got q
Conservation Commission that I. willing TO
give you porgy, bans and cod fry as was
done years as6 when we got flsh. Don't
kick unless you send In application blanks.
No luck Of course. Nobody asked me, STR
she said. NY JULIUS.
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BASEBALL - VETERANS IN ANNIVERSARY GAME
Two Giants Must Pay
Umpire $1,000 Damages

N |OBILE. Ala. July 2s.-Judg-
MI ment for 5000 each was re-
! Y 1 turned by a jury In the Cir
cult Court here to-day against George
H. Kelly. first baseman OF the New
York National League Baseball Club.
and A. j. ("Cozey'') Dolan. coach Of
the same team. In favor of Edward
Lauzon. an umpire.
The action grew out of q fight en-
gagged in by the two ball players and
Lauzon during an exhibition garns
here between the Giants and Phifa-
delphia Americans April last, fol-
lowing an argument over a decision.
Dolan at the time was fined s2b
In police court. but Kelly was not ar
rested. Lauzon charged both men
attacked him.
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Joe Dugan Again Jumps
Athletics; Faces Suspension

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.--Disappearing
Joe Dugan has Jumped the athletics
again. He failed TO appear at Shibe
Park to-day for the game with Detroit.
and Manager Mack admitted that he had
probably left for his homo in New
Haven.
II do not think he has Joined any in
dependent team" said Mack. "and the
reason for his disappearance was his
sensitiveness to the shouts Of some of
the fans since the club returned home.
If he does not report to US immediately
and give a satisfactory account Of his
absence IT will mean suspension.
II was told that he was through with
Philadelphia baseball for all time, but I
warned him that he would have to play
here"
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Yankees win the pennant, namely
Pitching. leadership. spunk and hustlins.
The pitching Is good in spots, but va
rtable, and not matter to be viewed
with complacence. The team. separately
and collectively, has spunk-as much az
any other team in the game-and can
hustle with the best Of them. but doesn't
always do SO. though there's nothing
slow or dull about the team. The hust-
ling must be persistent to win the flag,
ana whether 1t is or not is in part up to
the leadership.
The distinct feature OF the admirable
work the Giants are doing on this trip
is their strong finishes. Last trip West
the Giants were rather weakkneed
group with none too much heart They
seem to have reformed
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Caught weslsfish and Kinsfish In the Surf
nt Long Beach.

whIis fishing In the surf down at Long
Beach last week. at the west end. nser the
old schooner wreck. Capt. Waldo J. Morse,
school OF weekfish that took tho bait as fast
M they could cast out into tho surf.
When we were through and counted our
lot, II was thfrty-six fine weakfish from two
to five pounds each, and twelve kingfish.
We caught the early tide next day, AZ we
were camping on the beach. and began TO
fish at a o'clock In this morning, using she'd
der crab bait. No sooner had Capt. Morse's
bait hit bottom than II was taken by q big
fish and fight was on icncwe er came up
the surf and hauled II asiioro. II was n
large stingray. Eight good sized weakfish
were then caught. We broke camp Satur-
day night. LOUIS KAEWER. JR.
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johnson to Run Ten Miles.

PIrrsBURoH, Pa. July 29.--R- Earl
Johnson will carry the colors Of the Ddgar
Thomson Steel Works In the ten mile
invitation race 70 be run over the streets
Of Cleveland tomorrow. johnson. who
earlier this month won the three mile
invitation raoe at San Francisco In IA
minutes so seconds. Is considered one Of
the best track athletes in the Pittsburgh
district. johnson In this race finished
100 yards ahead Of the second man.
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Two base hIts--Cobb. Bassier. Blue. Dykes.
p,, hpms rrns,-Hellms,n,n, ms ~ veceh stolen @ bases
ler; Double plays-Dykes and Griffin: Blue
and F1aGstcad Left on bases-petroit. q;
4. off freeman. 8; off Ehmke. 2. Hits.
Off Hasty. Q in 2 innings; off Freeman,
u In Q innings; off Wolf. In 1 inning; oft
rings. Hit by pi,chcr--By Freeman, (3lue).
Struck out-By Freeman. 4; by Ehmke, .
hv Cole, T. Wild pitch-Freeman. Winning
pitcher-Ehmke. Losing pitcher-lIasty. UNI
pires-Iifldebrand, Walker and Wilson.
Time OF game-2 hours and IS minutes
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YANKS LOSE GROUND
ON THE IDLE DAYS
With Clevelands Here for Four
Days Have Chance 20
Make It Up.

If the Yankees are to cut into Cleve-
lands lead any in the immediate future
they will have to do it in direct contact
with the Indians themselves. the Indians
in person. SO to speak, who open an i'm
portant four game series here to-day.
They. the Yankees. have played splendid
bali for month, ball which only the
captious or the unversed can criticise,
but nevertheless they are further behind
the Indians themselves and in person
than when they fihished with that gal
axy in Cleveland last Sunday.
They departed from the Forest City
Just one game behind the Forest Citys,
yclept tho Indians and ehe the Tribe.
Now they are two games behind Indians
Tribe-Forest Citys. The Red Sox failed
miserably to stop the Indians. which
happens often when other clubs are
playing the Indians; whereas the Yam
KEGS have been dallying much with ex-
hibitions and postponements.
They played an exhibition on Monday,
were not scheduled for Tuesday. lost on
wednesday, won on Thursday and were
balked yesterday by piffling little rain
fall which muddied the base paths. the
naked and wholly uncovered base paths.
There's plainly of tarpaulin in the mar
ket at that. All of which bears on the
fact that the Yanks left Cleveland one
game behind and are now two games
behind
Ruth hasn't made homer since he
delivered his epochal swat In Detroit.
except three made in exhibition games;
and these. decorative though they may
be, do not possess the altruism of home
runs that get into the averages and win
pennant games.
A few days ago Sothoron Of the Cleve-
lands held the Yankees to three hits !;
two days later Shawkey and Mays COM
bined let Cleveland down with four hits !;
four hits were all the Browns could
scrape together off Hoyt on Thursday !:
Yesterday the Red Sox arnassed the
bulging total Of two hits off Morton; the
Dodgers made four off Pfeffer. and the
Cardinals three off Mitchell. The boys
certainly are lambasting the lively" ball.
The new park Of the Yankees Will
Rave a right field, understand, the
same distance as at the Polo Grounds.
That Is to be regretted greatly. It's too
short. Given distances where the out
fielders can go get 'em. and therc'll be
less shr1eking about the excess OF home
runs.
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Heilmann Gets Third Homer
in 2 Days; One for Veach
Athletics Make Nine Errors
and Tigers Win by Is to 6.

PHrLApELPHrA. July 20 (American) -
Detroit won the fnal game from Phila-
delphia to-day, Is to 6. Heilmann got his
third home run in two days. and veach
also landed one In tho bleachcrs.
The wet ball was partly responsible
for the nine errors scored against Phila-
delphia. styles, who succeeded Perkins
In the NTH having four misplays. The
score:
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Joe Monvec Has Bought the Comanche.

Capt. Joe Mornvec. who has been running
the fishing boat Ray II. out Of 9heepshead
Bay for number Of years, has just bought
the Comanche and will have her ready to put
into commission inside week.
This boat was built few years. ago for
the fishing party business by Capt. Il.
Fielder, who operated her from Fffty-sevcnth
street, Brooklyn. and then from CanArsis.
For the last two seasons she has BEEN doing
river work.
be congratulated upon having secured her.
Tho Comanche will be operated from Sleeps
head Bay.
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Speaker Not Badly Injured.

BOSTON, July 20-Examination to-day de-
veloped that iris Speaker, manager OF the
Cleveland Americans, had merely torn 4
game with Boston. and that there was no
bone fracture, as was thought at first. He
took part in batting practice before to-day's
game, and II is thought that he will be able
to play In at least part OF the New York
series.
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Two base hit--wood. sacrifice-Graney:
Burns: Pratt and Mcinnis. Left on bases
Cleveland, 8: Boston, 3. Bases on balls
OFF Morton. 2: off Thormahien. 2. Hite-Off
Thormahlen, In innings: off Russell.
none in ] inning. Hit by .pltcher-By Thor
mshlen, ! (Scweil). Struck out-By Morton.
2. Losing pitcher--Thormahlen Umpires--
Moriarty and Chill. Time Of game--l hour
and 40 minutes
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Homer for Rapp in 24th
Consecutive Hitting Game
Phillies Bunch Safeties and
Beat Cubs by 6 to 2.

CHICAGO. July 20 tNationai) .--Phila- :
delphia punched Its hits to-day and easily
defeated Chicago. to 2. 0oldie Rapp
cracked out home run in the nrst in
i'g, this being the twcnty-fourth con-
secutive game in which he has hit safely
The score:
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Quaker Cricketers Draw.

LONDON, July 29.--The Philadelphia
Pilgrims cricket team to-day played a
draw game with the team of Lord
for 14S. while the Britishers scored 1T
for nine wickets. The match was played
on the estate Of Lord Harris in Kent.
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walker. Home run-Rapp. sacrifIce--J
Walker. Double play Smith,, Parkinson
10; Chicago. Q. Bases on baiis-Off York.
~ Off Martin, 3; of Jones, 4 Hits--off
"a ,nn,na, IN i-s ofi iinnJings Jngs; or Martin in
Struck out-By Hubbeil, !: by Martin. /.
rasasd Irnsnsf bsliMBrussy: Losing pitchsrs-york:
game--i hour and rs minutes.
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Game at Ebbets Field.

There will be a double header nj T,bbets
Field tomorrow afternoon between the
Bacharnoh Giants OF Atlantic City ana the
A. d. C.'s of indianapolis These teams arc
tied at two games each for tho national
colored championship. Jack johnson will
be guest OF the MANAGEMENT.
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
KENNELS.

DIsPoSING OF my kennel. consisting Of
Irish wolfhound o. mosJ and 9 German
males, 2 yrs. . mos. and mos.) all pedi-
greed stock: will sell together On separately
st bargain s,d prices prices; act quickly: & csn F1st-
day.
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sANDLorTERs.

Two base hits-Davidson 2. vigler, Nc
Donald, Nelson, Bradley. Three base hits
Liddington, Turner, Livingston. Stolen bases
Ball. yigler. sacrifice-Bradley. Double
pobson and Van Mum; Armstrong and Lid.
dinston. Bases on bails--Off Stark, 2; off
Moore, l. Struck out-By Young. 2; by
Berger, s: by Moore .; by Nelson, i; by
Aitrock, /: by Finke, !. Passed ball
Carney. umpires-Franklin and Joseph.
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Home run--McHenry. Stolen base-Myers.
sacrifice--Johnston. Left on bases--Brook-
lyn. 4; St. Louis. 2 Hit by pitcher-By
Ffeffer, (Olson). Struck out-By Mitchell,
4; by Pfsffer. 4. Wild pitch-Pfeffer. Um-
pfres-McCormick and Hart. Time of game
II hour and Is minutes.
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Dayids Against Bears.

Tho House Of David nine, from Benton
HArbor, Mich, will tackle TesreAu's eBars
at Dycknau Oval tomorrow. The Davids
are popular with everybody but the barber
and the safety razor manufacturers-
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OLD STUFF.

We Mciraw
old stuff Mac and Klein always having
McGraw
better
he
already
that he missed
lone-and "
SOME JOB ANYBODY.
umpire to nothing
thinks a day - ~ = ,"AS
rn pitcher Is doing his darnd to make the ball
umpire never must permit himself be fooled
fooled both he and the can It's
= e' -" - Z
his pllow. o~ >
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catche. III. pass Eariy in the Morning.

spcaking OF his trips TO the Klondike Banks
Frank Hammer said that he was getting the
bass early and that they seemed TO bite best
In the carly morning regardless Of the tide.
The bass on the Klondike are running from
one 70 five pounds. said Capt. Frank, and
we picked up some blackfish and an odd
luke as well. The Average catoh on recent
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rotnla.42 to 1a a0 i42

~Battcd for Berry IN the seventh inning.
<Ban for Smith In the tenth inning.
tBstted for Crane In the ninth inning.
re,v York M q n 2 q 0 3-1o
rinrinnaH . 4 o o o o. 7
Two bare hita--Bohne. Young, Hargrave.
Trrch. Three base hlts-Roush. Dnubert.
Kelly. Bohne. Duncan. Sacrifices-Frisch,
i)anbert 2. Sailoe. Double plnys--Groh,
WinFo and Daubert; bancroft. Kelly and
smith. Left on bases--Cincinnati, 3; New
o,s Marie a &; OF or sairee. 4 "ap HI,s-off
Iionahuc, in no inning tnone out IN first .
OF Markle. IN innings; off Gcary, IN
ia inning off Cournbe. 1 In 2-3 Inning
OFT Ryan, IN no inning tnone out In first) :
oft Sailee. ~ IN 10 innings. Struck OUT
nv Markle, 3; by Gr-iee, 3. Winning pitcher
Ririer and Moran. Time OF gsme-2 hours
ard 80 MINUTES.
BxSEBNLL TO-DAY. $500 r. u. F0Lo
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American Association.

Louisville, o; Milwaukee. 3.
Kansas City. Q; INDIANAPOLIS 7 (fst rame)
Kansas City, II; Indianapolis, o cd gnme)
Toledo. Minneapolis. (5 innings) called
St. PauI-Coiunbus game. rain.
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Morton Is Invincible.

BOSTON, July 20 (American) Morton
was invincible to-day, holding Boston to
two hits. and Cleveland won the final
game Of the series. 8 to 0. The score:
CLEVELAND (Al BOSTON (A.l
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Newark In Baltimore (two).
Jersey City In Reading.
Rochester In Toronto.
Buffalo IN Syracuse
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES
3 GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tho New York Cfncinnati first game was
postponed on account Of rain.
ten innings).
81. Louis, 4; BROOKLYN. 0.
Philadelpbia, q; Chicago, O.
The Boston Pittsburgh rame was po~ercnsd
on account Of wet grounds.
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Just wherein the Yanks have any tre-
mendous batting strength in excess Of
Cleveland to carry them forward TO the
pennant is not to be found In tho statis-
tics. The Yanks may be a great hitting
aggregation, but neither last year nor
this are they as good q hitting team as
Cleveland. The former arc batting .s27,
the Yankees 1877. Other factors VIII
count quite as much as batting IL the
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A GREAT FIELDER.


GREAT FIELDER.
baseball
standing
before and did
fieders in
Oourke Jim Griffin Brodie
Hoy and Weca sterling whose the middle
APOLOGIES T. B. ALDRIcH
a o.
cen tar ing here.
Set
at ipe
caught Toe
Who left
We'd take IL.
links But mghnt
IT'S A TOUGH WORLD
preparing pluck
Johnny Wilson Cleveland
pulls him
trainers travelling the
o OF
Oil Man he
Wall
Here a
It's
IN
Unless
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Eastern League.

Worcester. o: New Haven, g.
OF rain.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


fishing off Fire Island, being fortunate
Bayshore Boatmen's Association, who always
tries to get fiqh for his parties. We. as near
As we can figure IT, had what I would
call . good days sport. having caught sew
enty weaiyfish. Anyone who loves this sort
of sport should try II now. ]. A. wTGLE.
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OF THE CLUBS.
ed FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Cincinnati ftwo).
Brooklyn IN &C. Louis.
Boston In Piftebuyrh.
Philadelphia In Chicago.
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Good Catch Of weakfish IN the South Bay.
trip n @ n'Rsss Bsssiors s q & sr s at ~ssa
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LMERICAN LEAGUE

The St. Lsuis-New YORK and Chicago.
Washington games were postponed on ac-
count IL rain.
Cleveland. 3; BOSTON, o.
Detroit, "a, Phiisdeiphis, 9.
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APOLLO W, SHOWS DAILY
THEATRE And St. Ml MIS- so :e ssS $50 Sj9S 40
ALL NEW YORK ~ TALKING
ABOUT TTTE OFFICIAL PICTURES
Worlds Championship eoXTEsr eox1Ts
Pete HERMAN Va. Joe LYNCH
rRICES- soc. AND yl.0o.
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FrI.ch Caught mt Plate.


first. Berry walked and again the bases
were filled. but Smith lined to Bohne.
The lead did not last very long. for In
their half the Reds gave Ryan an un-
snerciful pasting and drove him out OF
the box. Four runs came before the
locals we're stopped.
Bancroft started 1t when he dropped
Neale's liner. Bohne hammered q hit
off Bannie's glove and when Meusel
booted the ball Neale scored Groh sim
gled to centre and Bohne came home too.
Roush then crashed a three bagger and
.Groh trotted over the plate. Ryan left
and In came Slim Sallee. Daubert lifted
a sacrifice to Meusel and Roush carried
in tho fourth run.
Cincinnati scored In the second. Mar
kle. in trying to dodge a close ball,
,hopped IL into right by accident for
hit Neale famed. but Bohne doubled
TO left and scored Markle.
The Gian.s again took the lead With
a brace OF runs in the seventh. Friscn
raped hit off Groh's upstretched
glove and went TO second on Youngs
out. Kelly crashed a triple or the left
field fence and scored Frisch. Meusel
hit sharply 70 Groh and then began q
most interesting attempt TO run down
Kelly. The ball came back and finally
Crane dashed in just in the nick OF time.
1Ie bounced the ball or Kelly's left eai
and Long George scored, while Meusel
rot all the way 10 third. There he was
left when 5tengel. batting for Berry, was
called out on strikes. and Smith sent
ISeale back 20 the fence for his ny
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBUL

20 V~Lf Er~ AK~O A~
Copyright. 1891. by THE New YoaK HrHAtD-
REVISED.
Hoto sleep the Braves lcho sink to rest
By all of Boston's tctshes 6lesti
In h0ppy dreaming do they see
A big leo0ue penndnt Tapping free
A6opc the spot tChere Giants cold
And Pirutes lie beneath the mould?
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STANDING OF

Cleveland In New York.
st Louis In Boston
Chicago In PhiiadeIphis.
Detroit In Washington.
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ROD AND GUN.

ROD AND GUN.
s., sREDDERs ,,u
Fishing Tackle Of Every Description.
Special: Vacuum Bottles, SI.25.
D. r ENG GOLD
Tel. Chelsea 1l44. New York
STEAMBOAT LEAVES BATTERY.
J0hn Gully Mr. S:ss .ssss s. s: =;
aboard: Capt. Henry Beshe. Fl.hlnE Pilot.
FIRH ISLAND FTsHrNG-Boat. bait and
auto to Babylon. $3.50 round trip. Auto
leaves Bridge Plaza Station, l.. I. City, $50
sharp y every Thur:dsys Saturday and Sun
Large Parties Accommodated.
1900 % av.. between $50 and s4th sts., at
a. M. sharp Sunday, July 81. Boat, bait
and round trip $3.50. For reservations tele-
sun, IA; NJ. Daily Except Mon. . 4. n.
M IRHI Sea Bsss-Biack Fish.
.v..o.AN.AAl. CAPT. apt IoufHs yufsrHG HAR1ss.
KLONDKE-ELBERON-LONG BRANCH.
VhomrnAk Issvss shesp,head Bay
nua leaves Wilson's Dock. Wreck
Mv0ff Lsa6, daily exc Mon, Gas train.
oss Can't. 6EosoE W. wilson.
Commodore So ::s::' s.: s. -
rhurs. and Sat-. e:4s train. Bun: e:1o traia.
KIONDYKE BANKS. See Bsss 2 Rerg!es:
e0phl H. sheepshssd EVELYN
sun. Q A. N. DAILY 9 4. n. sun. s 4. =
Special Trip Every Mouday-Bass, Porgies.
10Th Ave. N. Y. @. Fare $3.50 MI0HT
GAS train TO Wreck Lead. AIGUl
All Welcome.
KLoNDYKE BANKS SUNDAY $3.50.
PAlhDIN ,aIls ,ads , Thur. Set. & Sun; LIS: s
J. c. r. r.. go. Capt. q. BALLErTI.
colnoda leaves SILVER " WAY. Hc..,.
VOIIQuo n snd oARSAN oIii Il NJ p.SroA. s1Si 4.
Unl.aIyw leaves Osborn T.suss osss.
vtluCIlv shsspshe.s Bay; Day os siSsss nsss
nan. fornsrly Of 1roeA onsnnse.
AlnOnR a leaves Manhattan Beach Dock.
NUkA sssss;asss sssss xM s'y ys.s: sslS SrfALh Al NJ
pnrra m ., ssyss ma5ss; nsn. .Ds wrisa FL, .s 81:
u6Ul ID M'snsin train. Sun. S:sS train. MarF.y.
ADMIRAL From S.s snisSii!s'.' Ssi!s II, aU a. M
Sunday TAO. Capt. CHAKLI1:
PLENTY RAgs-KLONDIKH BANKS.
uIsurnv Hammers Dock-Every
WuI b Sheepshead Bsy-Dny ~ We
J-sUNDAY, 4.5o--PORGIEs AND BASS.
Ina leaves stables. Canarsio, Thurs.
Iuu Sat-. Sun. I A. N. PolLAk. -
II. washington St. J. g..
I. A. M. Pier I: g; i; T..
,sn-, llr weakfIsh and Fiuke. Fire Is.
White WINGS pate' open Guy ',d DSy,,; w. :, sea- ca
Fresh KID sHHsoEp wliis fs2 s.slS s.s.. as.
Geo. schachtei, Jr.. STAFFORD. I. ]. Bait Inc.
r. sI leaves stables Pier. Ca
ljOIauTadOra nar.ls, rsslf;J 4; n; sunssy; ss3.
TACKIE-wood-f and every
ss. tS.s 2; sss ssssp e. sssn g. Ts ssss xarrss Hi
NADIA Private parties. Fire Island. Flnks
wantaeh. Capt. WIN. scnuster. seaford i. !.
a., W.I, Wood and Mountings, Split Bamboo,
uuS HdN Agnte Tips Guides, Rods Repalred.
ITO let Ave. near 10th e. Tel. orcn: eseI
TNIeTIE ,ssyss sss.r.n.a: asT%,r' Bsy. p poi'i. X.
uuO -. Sundays. ADAM WATSON.
r. Tvs Sheepshead Bay daily exc.
n NJ n v Monday. 8 A. NJ. Sunday. 7
Il " W. A. NJ. TONY LUNDY.
Ysnko0 DOod|e ivs.. shsepshsad Bay daily
ss"s.e -es-'- =. A. M. Sat. 2 2. n.
nelAM leaves Canarsie. A. NJ. daily
UOANE and Sunday. Capt. q. WHITE:
RrooLlvn Tvs. sheepshcad Bay daily 10 A.
M. Sun. 9 A. M. Capt. "a. Ruby.
~~oaua,,xs M~--orcer.~ dana rsie Z NJ
sS"rsr Sat. and Sun. WIN. McAVOY.
D1ICnE. leaves Canarsie 4 a, NJ. Sun
SNVSVG day. GEORGE kAMMERER.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
International League.

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
The Reading-Jcrsey City and Newark
Baltimore games were postponed on account
Of rain.
Toronto. 8; Rochester, o.
Buffalo, IL: Syracuse, (six innings;
called on account of rain).