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the right field screen, Johnstons sac
rihcial bunt. a base on balls to Speaker,
smiths long ny to Meusel and Gardners s
single 10 centre.
Ruth opened the sixth with hit.
which caromed off Stephenson's glove,
and by fast and daring running made
second base while Smith was retrieving
the ball. On the next ball pitched. how
ever. he was caught off second for the
second time. and in sliding into the out
inadvertently bumped Sewelfs nose
Sewell was led to the bench for repairs
and when he returned to his position
Ruth hurried across from the Yankee
dugout to offer apologies. 1t was all
right with Sewell, but Manager Speaker
of the Indians came tearing in from
centre field and accused the Sultan of
Swat OF playing dirty baseball. The
Babe resented the charge. but quiet was
restored before any blows were struck.
Following this brief furry of impas-
stoned oratory there was a lull. with
two out In the seventh. Ferguson be-
slowed pass on Stephenson; O'Neill
Uhle and Jameson came across with
long line singles to the outfeld, two
hostile runs resulting.
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Paddock to Stay on Coast.

Los ANGELES cal, May f7--It any
Eastern track men want to race against
Charles Paddock. University Of Southern
California sprinter and claimant OF
several world records he win meet
them at the National a. a. L., meet in
Pasadena. iu July. he said in a state
mcnt made public here to-day
Paddock said that because Of an ILL
ness. which has kept him at home for
three weeks, aud because he must de
vote his time 10 his school work FOR the
rema iuder Of the college year. he could
not go East TO take part in meets there
However, he said hc Is anxious TO meet
Eastern men at tho Pasadena meet In
which he viii participate.
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WALKERS HOMER IN
nth TOPPLES REDS
MS triple and Double Also
Help Giants to Win by
Single Tally.
KNOCKS In THREE RUNS
Defence of New YOrks Is Good
With Men on Bases-ScOro
Stands 4 to 3.
KNOCKS In THREE RUNS
by WILLIAM II. HANNA.

Tire best game of the New York-Cin-
cinnat series was the fourth one, played
Yesterday at the Polo Grounds. They
tusslcd even to lie New York half OF the
eleventh inning and then Curtis walker,
NcGraw's centrefielder when a right
l'""der Is the opposing pitcher. already
with a two bagger and triple to mis-
n oait ana his mean fail responsible for
Two runs popped four base finale into
tbe lower grand stand. That is to say.
he hrchcd the old--or new--May apple
with such venom ii took a home run
ride to hurrah finish. The score was
10 g. with the Giants winning on the
strength of that transmural thrust.
AS an individual Walker was pre-
eminent. but the frequency with which
the FIRST man up reached first without
scoring and men were left on bases did
more than any one man to make 1T
game of more than ordinary interest.
Both teams suffered this way. and at
such times were thrown back by sharp
and fiery fielding. The Giants did their
share of this. though their defence was
ncckcd with errors. mostly non-injurious.
Burns's fielding, with the big tract Of
rround covered. was exceedingly help
ful and stimulating to his fellows
Barnes and Napier both did a deal
Of good pitching with men on bases and
had little chance to ease up. They
pitched well with men on bases, though
plastered with freedom and for hard
driven hits by lead off men. Moran
banked a good deal on the hit and run
10 pun him through. at least more than
NcGraw The latter seems to be using
the sacrifice more this year than Tor
merly. However. not one Of three New
York sacrifices yesterday eventuated in
the sought for run.
WALTON That Turns Trick.
II was the wallop that turned the
trick, cave man stuff when there was
no other course to pursue. Young
fripled in the first inning and sent In
F'risch. who had singled with two out
The triples and things the Giants Gaffed
to the mid prairie had Eddie Roush run
ragged. though that stalwart did some
betting of his own. Count 'em, four.
Walkers triple to the Roush rang :
and Smiths out at first gave the Giants
their second run The Reds made one
IN the third inning on singles by Bohne
Kopf and Roush and Duncan's sacrifice
fly. This was one Of two Red occasions
OH which the bases were filled with no.
body out and only one run resulted
steady. fast fielding more than once dis
iointed the attack. Kopf, incidentally.
got into the game after Fonseca was
shifted to first and played conspicuously
well.
In trying to handle Kopfs bunt in the
fifth inning Frisch overthrew first and
Kopf went to second. 1t was an OK
cusable error by McGraw's peerless mon
itor of the midway. Roush scored Kopf
with single. The Reds made another
in the sixth on hit batsman. Rapp's
tumble Of a bunt and long fly to Pep
Young Casualties attended the Reds
in this round. Fonseca stopped pitched
ball with his ribs and Crane fell and
hurt himself in q sprint for first base.
-. ~r,-. : u,.s,...
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Scott Plays in 7O0th
Consecutive League Game

~ OSTON. May 17.--Everett Scot
* captain ~ tho Red SoS. ~
- day participated III his looin
consecutive league game. He has
PLAYED successfully leg games more
than have been credited 70 any osher
player.
Scott started his record June 20,
1916, and has not been out If The
Red SoX opening lineup at shortstop
since. II world SERIES contests We're
included. his string would lie eleven
games longer
Fred Luderus or the Philadelphia
Nationals, who in 1913 completed o33
consecutive games. held the previous
modern record for continuous play
ard George Pinckuey OF the RrooSlyn
American Association team, who
played without break in 577 games
over a period from 1885 to 1890, held
the longest known previous record Of
organized baseball.
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Yankees Beaten Despite
TWelfth Homer by Ruth
Benny Kauff Practising;
He Asks Reinstatement

D Emmy KAUFF is practising
* daily with the Giants. just
- after his acquittal last week or
a charge of taking somebody's else
automobile he applied TO Judge Lands
for reinstatement. He sent wire to
tile commissioner, but as yet has had
no answer
Judge lands told me last spring
nothing would be done about fixing
my baseball status until the case
had been disposed off, said Benny
yesterday. And now that | have
been cleared of the charge | have
asked to be reinstated. ! am under
contract TO the New York club and
will be ready TO play in three or four
days. but the club people have not
said anything to me about the mat
ter"
II can't say until the time comes
what we shall do about kauif in case
he is rcinstated," said Manager Nc
Graw.
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IT'S AND DODGERS ARE VICTORIOUS CLOUT BY BABE RUT
Improvement Noted in
Work of Yale Oarsmen

SB-cIaf Dcspotcl n Tir Nrv yopN HEaar1.
NEW IAvEN Conn. MAY t7.-Ysle
win send only the varsity and freshman
crews 70 Ithaca this week 10 row against
Cornell and Princeton oil Saturday the
junior varsity eight not being entered
Mai. Hemuway and Martin viii he
taken along ~ varsity substitutes Hem
iuwsN streked TIM varsity for several
eeks and Aiali ana Martin rowed in
both the Columbia and Penn races.
The msEcu,. Of the freshman eight was
pnnounced tonight ~ Guy %ickails ~
follows: stroke. Ewing: 40. !. Paines :;
50. 6, Rockefeller: 81. !. Little No. 4,
Sheffield No, 3, Carpenter 30. :, Irves
bow, Chamberlain coxswain. LuslS The
freshman substitutes viii bc Goodwin
and McCrca
The freshmen leave for Ithaca Wednes-
day night, and the varsity will leave
on Thursday. Both squads We're put
through trial spins on the Housatonic
River this afternoon.
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SIX KNOCK0UTS AT
HOTEL OMMODORE
IN Main Bout Serot. Toomey
and Corp. Charpe Box II
Ten Round Draw.

The grand ballroom Of the Hotel Com
modore was again crowded last night
when the lnternadona! Sporting Club
staged one OF its characteristic enter
tainments. Boxing was the chief fea-
ture, army men being the principals,
and in six of the seven bouts knockouts
were scored.
The main event of the night was a
ten round encounter between Sergeant
Dan Toomey and Corporal Banty
Sharpe. This was a spirited affair that
lasted the limit the judges declaring 1t
draw.
In the other bouts staged last night.
Private Gossier stopped Private yelling
in the first round after minutes and
3S seconds OF fighting.
Red Leary knocked out John Nussea
after minutes and IL seconds of fight
ing in the first round.
NJ. Bresner put II Poletti TO sleep
carly in the first round. Charles A.
Hoffman knocked out Joe Marcowitz In
the fourth round. Willie Burrell stopped
Sergeant Leonard in the first round
and Ed Burnbrool1 knocked out Andy
Reed in the first round.
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Totals .s7412 81 is !

Totals. al 4 IL 81 f6 ;
Rated for Parkinson IN the ninth inning.
fBatted for 1ubbell In tile fourth inning.
4Battcd for Keenan, In the ninth inning.
Pittsburgh ...... q o q 0--6
Philadelphia ...... q 0 o o l p
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Babe and Speaker Nearly Come
to Blows i'm Game Which
Indians Win by 4 to 2.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CLEVELAND. May 17.-All good things
must come 20 an end at last. and the
Yankees winning streak. which had ex-
tended over five straight games and
which had lifted the New York club
from fourth place to first in the stand
ing OF the clubs within the span of a
single week. was broken here to-day.
In other words. the Indians turned on
their metropolitan rivals and hammered
them into submission in the closing game
Of a series OF four. The score was 1 to
2. the Babes twelfth. homer Of the
season accounting for half of the Yam
KEGS meagre total.
Ferguson started for the Yankees and
was effective enough in five OF the seven
innings he pitched. He slipped In the
fourth. however and came fatal crop
per after two We're out in the seventh.
a pass TO Stephenson paving the way
to the two runs that won for Cleveland.
Ruth's home run was delivered in the
ninth inning and cleared the centre field
fence. 1t was one of the longest ever
madA at the local baseball plant. Ruth
and Speaker nearly came to blows in the
sixth inning but We're separated by
players.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN IEtci ".
Gle, Gland. 4; New Work. ..
81. Jouis. 4. Bostor. 2.
Chicago. 10. philadelphia. 4
Washington. Q; Detroit
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College Baseball Results.

~ Princeton y. J-partn.ooth. 9 Prince
~ newton. Mass Boston. : Rhode island
Sta'e, q.
~ I.ewistor. Mc-- Norwich 7; Rates. 9.
~ state College. ra.--peun state, ~.
Pittsburgh Collcriaus. y
:, ~ Germantown. ". Na.-ircst virginia. &:
~ Nashville. Tenn. --Narderbgt IS Ken.
lucky. 3.
Princeton Freshmen. 81 NcrecrsUurF Acad
efuy, T.
n Fordhar rield-FordUam, p Hanover
National Bank. l.
~ I.ewlsohn Stadium. C. y v Fresh
mon, q; Stuivcsant ". ST.
~ Lafayette. -NorthvCstcru, y Fur
due. T.
- Nashville Tom -vsndrrbiit q rfni-
fetsitN of Kentucky 4 GeH Muirrsl.
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second base. The score
49, ,r..t.axsVrV. .

'Rstted for Leonard In eighth inning.
fBatted for Jones IN ninth inning
.RaIted for Oldham IN ninih innlng.
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Totals. .aiIii3 27iG

Totals. .3i4 452f1f3
aBatted for Mc%eil In the sirItl
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Local Boxing Bouts
For Current Week

TONIGHT.
Pioneer sporting Club--Rilly he Toe ".
Freddie Jacks, 10 rounds; Earl Baird
~. Jnhnn, Nurray. 10 rounds.
mitchell lieid-Eidie James ". NJ knle.
10 rounds; Uiliv Levine ~. frankie
CONWAY, 10 rounds.
BAY Ridge sporting CIub-Niilic Crystal
~. Harry smith. II rounds.
jamaica =. t.--,iacki@ Norman ". Eddi"
Brady, is rounds.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Narhattan tnslno--Bob Martin ", Ioc
fnV, lj rounds.
Walker :. CA Mcf,ae -. Joe Reilly.
~ rounds.
Brighton urrrh $. C.--Jack Dillon ~.
Tommy Thompson, ~ rounds.
commonwealth =. t-RubhN H0lin Va.
Willie Farley, 10 rounds.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Eroollyn Arena--Nike Gibbons ". Ital-
ian Joc Cans. ~ rounds Young Huff-
man w.. loo Dillon. 10 rounds.
SATURDAY. NIGHT.
n,dgewood Grove sporting tlnb--Nillie
kchirr ". Eobby Mcharls, - rounds.
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Skeeters Lose to Leafs.

TosoNro. May II Internetiona) .--
Toronto got out Of its batting slump to-
day and easily defeated Jersey city by
an IL to score.
Spencer the Leafs centre fielder. had
perfect day at bat. having a double
and two singles in three times up. In
cidentaliy he scored four runs. The
score:
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Rally by the Quakers Falls
Short; Pirates Win, 6 to A
Three Errors Are Made Be-
hind Hubbell in One Inning.

PHILADELPHIA. May IL National. -
Philadelphia's closing rallies fell short
and Pittsburgh made it two out Of
three for the series to-day, to A.
Hubbell pitched fine ball. but his sup
inning. presenting the visitors with four
runs None of the runs Off Hubbell was
earned.
Schmidt. after catching every inning
Pittsburgh has played so far this year
retired with split finger In the second
inning. He will be ont Of the game
about three days. The score:
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rotsls IS 2t1a

.Rntted for iIsrris IN tho fifth inning.
tEstted for IIss,y IN the eighth inning.
philadelphia .....0 q % q o.
.hfcago ..........0 q o x-t0
Tvo base hts-witt. Mulisan. Perkins,
Scialt, Collins. Sheely r. Walker. Three
haro hits--tsalloway ., Falk, Strunk Stolen
hase-MulIigan ascrifices-l'alk 2, Hooper.
Double plsys-IIooper and Sheeiy: Duran.
Dykes and BRAZIL; witt and Rrazill Left
on hnsss-rhiiadelrhia.1 10: Chicago, 4. Bases
nm bslis--Off Mcweeney, .: off Harris. .:
eff Reefe .: off Hasty, I. Hits--off Har-
ris. IN I innings. OF rSeofe, 2 In 10 In
Ferry, IN inning. Struck out-Bv Har-
ris. 2 by NcWeeny, 4: wv Hastv. I. Los-
ipa pitchor-Ilarris. Tmpires-owcns aud
Chnl Time of gamc-e hours.
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Jersey City. Q o . o. I
Toronto ......... . x-l1
Two base hits-Spencer. Iitmsu Kane,
Sandberg. Stolen bascF-DaviE. Riley Con
zales. spencer. ?: Kane. Sacrifices-kane.
onslow, =: Gonzales, .. Wurm. Davis, Nag~
ner. Double piay-Jones. DuvHi and De
noville. Left on bHses--Jersey cry, q. To
ronto. 3. Bases on balls-off ReIs. 4. OF
Snyder. ?: Off Metivier, >. Hlts-Off Refs.
none III . 2-3 innings. Hit by piicher-By
Rcis. ] CDonovie): BY Motlvier. I tDavisl.
struck out--By Res. 2. BY Metivier, 2. Wild
ptch--Snyder Winning piteher-Suvdor. TIM
pires-Caston, Stockdale and Cleary. Thine
Gf gnnlr--2 hours and IS mLum-n..
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Southern Association.
Fordham Charters Mandalay.

The rordham University baseball team Il
enjoying n brief respite and viii not play
hefore THE tusslc with the Army ~ NcSt
Point on saturday. The tit with tho Cadets
IL The hesdliner OF tho elaborate programme
that hns been arranged for the occasion 81
the local institutions annual excursion TO
tho Military Acadcmy The steamer Man.
daiay has been chartered for the occasion
and II II expected that It's capacity VIII be
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c. c. N. Y. Freshmen Win.

The 4. 9. y. y freshman baseball
team won It's twelfth victory of the sea-
son by defeating Stuyvesant n. 5, in a
game played Yesterday At the Lewisohu
Stadium. The score was TO T.
H. a. 4
stu,1,saut tt s......t 90 O 0-i
Z. l. *. s. freshmen a q u ST
Eatterios-Nottcr aHc lsraela. StcrBbci
and roeDW0Wffe
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KELLY i.
Men on
Mogridge Fans Two Pinch
Hitters in Ninth Inning

DETROIT May II (American) Wash
nGton won the final game Of the series
from Detroit to-day, to /.
The contest was a pitching duel be-
tween Nogridge and Leonard. Mogridge
famed two pinch htters in the ninth
the only inning in which Detroit run
ner passed second base. The score.
WASHINGTON (A1f DETROIT "a
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Schaefer Defeats Horemans.

Specioi Drspotoh 10 TnE NEw Yosk tlueum
SAN FRANCISCO. May t1.-Jacob
Schaefar defeated Edouard Horcmans.
tho Belgian champion. In the match at
1872 balkline billiards which began last
Wednesday afternoon They played two
sessions OF 400 points for five days The
total score was: Scheefer. 1000 Hore-
mans. 2.352. The winner averaged
81 1870. the loser % 4-6a Schaefer
made high run or 3ai. Horemans's s
best run was 205
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Totals. .35 3 $3.50 IS q
aNnne nnt Whom winning ruin was :
INC cinnati
New York

Runs batted in-By Duncan by Crane,
In Roush, I BY Young, / by Walker.
.: by Smith, /. Two base hits-Burns,
smith, walker Three base hits-Youns,
Walker. Home run-Walkcr. Stolen bases
f'risch Eopf Sacrifice hits-See. Duncan,
Barnes. Young. Bancroft. Sacrifice flies.
Duncan. .: winso. Double plays-Young and
Tapp: Bancroft. Frisch and Kelly. Left OIL
ha ases-New York. 3; Cincinnati TO- Bases
on bals--Off Barnes. s. off Napier. 3. First
bare on error-Cincrrsti Hit by pitcher
nv Earnes, | fFonsecR1. struck out--Hy
Bs rnes by Napier I. Earned runs
orr Napier 4 off Barnes. . Un1pires-
FREEMAN and Emslie. Time Of game hours
and - minutes.
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Nable Outpoints Leon.

sammy Nable outpointed joey Leon
In n cleverly contested twelve round
bout at the Hunts Point $. c last night
Joe Dillon stopped Mickey Kelly in the
first round with a left 10 the stomach
and n right to the jaw after two minutes
and eleven seconds Of boxing.
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Totals. 20 . . - IL

Two base hit--CoolSe. Sacrifice hits
Berg, .: Maynard. Merritt. Caswell. Stolen
hases-Brown German. Double plays-May-
nard, Kopf and Robertson; Bruce and kopt.
Earned run-Dartmouth, ]. Left on bases
Princeton. 8; Dartmouth. & Hts-Off JEFF
ferries. ] In innings. off Margetts, / In 4
innings. Bases on balis-Off Jefferies, q;
off Tracey, 2. Struck out-By Jefferies, . ;
by Margetts, 1; by Tracey. ,. Umplres-
Mcbride and Martini. Time of game-l hour
and A. minutes.
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ROCHESTER, May 17.-Newark used its
long hits TO advantage to-day i'm de-
feating Rochester to 4. Fothergill
hit home run over the left field fence
In the eighth inning
Weab and Johnson were put out Of
the game at the end OF the Newark half
Of the ninth inning after Webb took
punch at the Rochester ;p.cher follow
ing an argument over ball which
barely missed hitting Webb. The score {.
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At Sc. Louis.
Totals 2s2t so

'Rattcd for pcnnock in seventh inning.
ran Tor karr in seventh inning.
1Batted Tor Myers in ninth inning
Boston. ......... D o q . . 90
81. Louis..+...... q Q . @ . ~
Three base hity-frcnosi,v fierber. jacob
son. Sacrifcc-MerOsEN. Double piaSW-
Zoo and jacobson . Gerber ana tac0hson
Icft on haecs-Roef0r = St tnuis. =.
ilnaes on halis-Cff Davis. a liits--osf
Iennock. in innings. cff Myers, n
innings. struck out-ry rruuock. nv
DAVIS. =. Wild pitch Myers losing pitcher
Myers Imp'rcs- Evnus and liIldehrand
Time Of saJne-i hour and 20 minutes.
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White Sox Make Clean
Sweep of Athletics Series

CHICAGO. May II (American) Chi
cago won it's fourth consecut.-s game
to-day by defeating Philadelphia, 10 TO
4 thereby making clean sweep OF the
series. Falk's batting was the feature
which put Chicago ahead. The score:
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Braves Make Hits Count.

BosToN, May II CNationaD Boston
made its hits count for runs against
Martin and Jones to-day, the home team
defeating Chicago. to 4. With the
bases fun in the eighth Oeschger's
double to right scored three runs. The
score:
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American Association.

Al Kansas city Mo- IL. VI. T.
Toledo Toledo, .;.,....,.........'..-....,, : 70 9
Kansas City....-.t.s.... +...t..+t = ~
BattcrioE-Brady. Mccullough and Morgan. !.
Amcs and McCarty.
Al Minneapolis - indianapolis. Minneapolis
game postponed. wet grounds.
AT St paul-Louisyille-S Paul game post
poncd. Wet grounds.
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Two base hits-Webb. Shields walsh Nc
Gowsn. Three base hits-Walsh Smith.
Shields. Home run-Fothereiil Stolen base
--Daughton. Sacrifces-Summa. /: : Madden,
McGowan. Left on bases-I,oehester .
Newark. g. Bases on balls-Of Post, 3
Off Til, 3, Hits-On Post In : innings
bali-By Hin 6Archdea acon,. Struck out
By Post. 4. by I'M. l.. Losing pitcher
Post. t'mpires-Morau and Kelly. Time OF
eame-2 hours and minutes.
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TWO baHe HIts-WAFd, KUtI, FIpD. ddTIIIt-
son. Three base hit-Peckinpaugh. Home
run-Ruth. Sacrifces--Johnston ., Smith.
Double plays-Pipp and Peckinpaugh; john
ston and Sewell .. Baker and Pipp; Sewell,
Stephenson and Johnston. Left on bases
New York. 4: Cleveland. 4. Bases on balls
Off Ferguson, 3: Off Uhle. 3 Hits-Off
Ferguson, in innings: off Collins. none
in ! inning. Struck out-By Ferguson, /
by Collins, ] by Uhle. 4. Losing pitcher
Ferguson. Tmpires-Nallia, Dinnecn and
wilson. Time OF game--l hour aud - min
utes.
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Bears Use Long Hits to
Advantage; Hustlers Lose
and johnson Are Ban
ished by Umpire.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES

Toronto, II Jersey City. T.
Newark. :. Rochester. 4.
Baltimore, 10; Syracuse 2
Buffalo. @; Reading ..
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BssEHArJs TO-DAY, r0IO GROI ND~
Z 90 r. n. Giants vs. Chicaro,-fdr.

YOUR position see how many offers q stu
alton Wanted ad. IN The Herald Nili bring
.cu.-Adr.
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lie wanted a certsin sort of lob and he
wouldnt take tho first fhine TINT came
along. lie carefully wrote Situation
wanted Ad. and p,'f Il " Tho Herald irea
working nowt-Adr.
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Totals, 81 s 9 u Il

Two base hits-Martin, Oescheer. Powell.
Eoeckcl. Ford. Sacrifce-Southworth Stolen
bases-Flacl. Southwcrth. Powell Nixon.
First base on balls-Off Martin. - off Jones
. off Oeschger. .. Eits--Off Martin. G In {
innings; off Jones, in | inning. Left on
bases-Chicago, 10; Boston, =. Struck out
BY Martin. A. by Jones, I by Oeschger. /.
Losing pitcher-Jones. Tmpires-Rigler and
Moran. Time Of game hour and 40 mini
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Not only do all roads
lead to the -four corners"
but there's a service sta
ton" at all four.
What you want to wear
when you want it!
Things for yourself, such
as #Scotch Mist overcoats
and blowoffproof caps.
Outfits for your chauf-
feur, including Summer
weight suits of long wear
ing worsteds and gaber-
dimes.
Accessories-lunch kits,
Thermos and Ferrostat
bottles, motor gloves and
goggles.
Not forgetting laprobes,
including servic c a b | c
steamer rugs of authentic
Scotch tartans - Gordon,
Forbes, Mackenzie, Mac
laren, Black Watch.
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Northwestern Nine Wins.

MI n
Northwestern o . u ! y p.n q a. (
Purdue ,..,.. o 9 ~ q q t--f 3
Bartotics-ralmer and Curtiss Wallace.
wagner and Fawccft
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Two base bts-Carcy, Meuse stolen bases
--Whtfed, Tierncy. Sacrifices-Whitted,
fJubbel. Double play-Carcy and Maran-
vile. Left on bsses--PttsburEh. { Philn-
dophia, IL Bases balls-OT Giazner.
4: Off Hubhell. .. Hits-Off Huhbell. I III
out--Ry Glazner. o. Umpires-Quiglev and
oDay. Time Of game hour and - min
utes
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STANDING or THE CLUES.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Jersey City in Toronto.
Newark in Rochester.
Baltimore In Syracuse
Reading in Buffalo
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Fordham Downs Bank Nine.

Hanover National Bank nine cham
pions or the New York Bankers Lea que.
we're defeated BY the Fordham Univer-
sity team. 2 To I. yesterday on Ford
ham Field. Hanovers five errors were
biz factor in their defeat The score
by innings.
Hanover .......... q q q % q d % ~ Of
fordham ......... = 3 o. 80
Batteries--iarquai Williams. Pagan and
Namara and GRtclv. Two base hits-Keily.
". EllIffe. Struck out-By Schermerhorn.
4; by NcNamara. .: by Fsgau, =; by VIII
Jams. z
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IEAGIE.

New York. 4: Cincinnati. 3 ui inn'ngsl.
BrookIyr. n: 81. I,ouis, :,
I,ostou. 81 Chicago. 4.
Pittsburgh, n: Philadelphia,
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~ syracuse r. ~ r.
Baltimore ...... - q q . q 2 = 2 90 IL =,
Syracuse ...+4.. q q o o o . I O. 3 .
Batteries-Groves and Egan, Sells and
Nicbergali.
At Buffalo n H. t.
Reading ........ o . . o o 2 0 o o. u :
Buffalo ,........ . o o o 4 ox-s . U
Battcrieg-Flsher and cater; Gordonter.
McCabe and Tregresser.