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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female- Domestic.

Situations Wanted Female- Domestic.
PARTICULARLY INTERESTING!
Don't be surprised when / tell you that
We had moro than two thousand t2.OO0)
girls at our agency last week. and II was
our great pleasure to place many hundreds
Of them In the homes OF refined families.
You doubtless know we are In new. iarser
position to supply ALL your domestic
needs, no matter when the occasion should
arise.
Try US tomorrow; be on hand to inter,
view the many hundreds of girls who win
be applying for your position; @ nr>,cv ,Nc
Phone Rhineiander l044-5-8.
'The Largest and Most Efficient Domestic
Employment Agency in tie World"
LADIES,
The help problem has been solved by
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have hundreds OF competent maids
daily; a personal call will convince 2
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1875 East 72d ST.. corner Sd av.
LADTEs-Y0UR ATTENTION rs INVITED.
We can furnish you all classes OF ef-
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17s East list ST. cor: 30 av:
Good Place for Good Help.
/ wETTLER's AGENCY.
20 Yves, 4sd ct. Murray Hill 1o42.
TRIANGLE AGENCY.
MISS SUSIE RICE,
formerly with late Miss Mary Rice,
65th Street and Broadway.
Domestic Help-All Nationalities.
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| established 1902. GOA 7th av.. Brookiw.-
| Cooks, Mattresses, chambermaids. laun-
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sEALET's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Headquarters for reliable. cornpetent colored
| houseworkers, cooks, chambermaids. walt
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| maids, iaundrcsscs, couples; good refer
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| SELECT colorcd help. city or country.
| Ebenczer Employment Agency, 80 W. 134th
rt Harlem 9fS5.
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JAPANESE AMERICAN couple, honest.
Trustworthy, competent. reliable: best ref
erences; salary $3.50: small family. Phone
Sunday. 8 to s. Riverdale 2210. Horimoto.
West e8th.
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CHAUFFEUR.

Wanted. q position 70 drive any kind
Of an auto TO Florida by a Yankee
youth. % years Of ago: high school
graduate: would like q steady posi-
tion SIS per week and board. San
ford r. Foote, Middlebury. VT.
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JAPANEsE-FIRsT CLASS BUTLER
OR vALET-CHAUFFEU WANTS
POSITION IN SMALL FAMILY:
ALSO DO COOKING; LONG ExPERI-
ENCE; VERY BEST REFERENCES.
Al EAST 10TH ST. T. KUNI.
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LADTEs-Y6UR ATTENTION rs INVITED.
We can furnish you all classes OF ef-
ficient and reliable help. Cooks. cham
eral houseworkers, couples; also compe-
tent governesses and children's nurses.
UP-TO-DATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Mrs. Unger, Prop Tel. RhinelaDder O204.
176 East list st., cor. 3D. av.
References carefully Investigated.
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PJsoss usssegs~ TAs Nsss York Herald
WAA ssesssrtne oaV oSs sS the advsrtfss-
mSnss - a. oHoo6sA
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5AIAES ENECUILVE.
TEN YEARS WITH LARGE MAN
UF FAO TU r N @ CORPORATION;
AVAILABLE TEMPORARILY FROM
NOVEMBER 1. TO ORGANIZE OR
REORGANIZE YOUR SALES DE-
PAKTMENT. M 2140 HERALD.
HERALD SO.
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SITUATION WANTED DVERTISEMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHEF for hotel, restaurant or club. or AL
around cook; best reference. Gentas. Az
w. 35th st.
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UPHOLsTEIER. European. works at your
residence: good and cheap. 336 East TIN.
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JAPANESE, married couple, cook, butler.
first class. desire positions in private fam
lily or gentlemans apartment; moderate
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JAPANESE. excellent butler-valet. thor
best references. A. NJ. 1T w. 9th.
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CHAUFFEUR
MECHANIC, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
WHITE. SINGLE. DESIRES POSITION.
LisH. CARE JOHNSON. e7a srH Xv.
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CHAUFFEUR.-Gentle going ABROAD
wishes to secure position for competent
courteous Trustworthy chauffeur. M. @
Nigel. / Madison av. Telephone Gramercy
6233.
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COUPLE, French. chef and ladys maid.
wish positions; best references. M 2lo2
Herald, Horald %.
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dIss,: nest annearance' Careful Srtvsr
Competent. years' experience on Locomo.
bile, Packard. Cadillac. Pierce-Arruw,
wishes position: best references. 21SI
Herald, Herald 50.
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COUPLE, colored, wish positions In family
adult; man as butler and can drive car
wife as cook and other work; no laundry;
good references; In country. ]. e. O., %
Eaton St. New Haven. Conn.
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COUPLE, French, chef and his wife. walt
on table: good references; bachelor apart
ment. M 2155 Herald. Herald 50.
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CHAUFFEUR, -, single. 10 years. expert
ence: Al reference: city or country; prt-
vate. r 21o3 Herald. Herald 50.
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JAPANESE BUTLER-vALET.
thoroughly experienced and efficient in every
lespectt, desires position; highest references.
Kura, 2S w. 65th Ut. Col. e710.
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Brief Ties Russell in Home
Runs in American Association

CHICAGO, July 30.--Reb Russell. MIN
neapolis outaelder. failed TO add to his
home run record and Bunny Brief of
Kansas City smashed out one four-piy
blow and tied Russell at 81 apiece. How
ever. Russell continues to top the batters
of the American Association with an
average Of .374 as compared with .ss7 a
week ago. Del Gamer OF Milwaukee,. Is
the runner-up to Russell with batting
average OF 1868.
Baird of Indianapolis burned UP the
paths the past week and pilfered flve
bases, stretching his string TO 43.
Other leading batters: Kir<c. Louis
Vile, 1857 Lear. Milwaukee. .364; Good,
Kansas City. .363; Brief. Kansas City.
.35s Gearin. Milwaukee. .351; Thorpe.
Toledo, $50: Fisher. Minneapolis, .34s (;
Acosta, Louisville, .3i1.
There were n number OF changes
among the batters of the Southern Asso-
citation during the past week T. VI.
Boone Of New Orleans continues to top
the batters OF President Martins circuit.
however, with an average OF .3T5. while
Mcmillan Of Memphis and Traynor of
Birmingham are tied for runner-up
honors with .35s. Burke Of NashviIle
Is one point behind with 1856. Traynor
was fourth a week ago and Burke was
ninth.
High of Memphis is the best run
maker. having registered % runs while
Traynors AZ stolen bases OF week ago
remains high IN this department.
Bernsen OF Birmingham failed TO add
10 his string of thirteen home runs Of a
week ago. but remains In front of
Tutweller OF Mobile. who has cracked
out eleven.
Polly McLarry Of Memphis pulled
away from Bcrnsen OF Birmingham for
total base honors and Is leading his
rival by three bases. His 127 hits were
good for 205 bases, while Bernsen's 11S
hits gave him 201 bases. McLarry's
hits include twenty-four doubles, thir-
teen triples and eight homers.
Other leading batters: Harper, Little
Rock, .s53: Grifith. New Orleans. 1851 ;
Bernsen, Birmingham. .345: Eungling.
Memphis. .S43 Stelfbauer, Nashville.
.sti, and wane, Lfstis Rock, Sal.
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McHenry was cut down at the plate by
Griffith's perfect throw to Miller.
In the eighth frame the Dodgers re-
sumed their attack on Walker and by
scoring two runs again moved up to with
in one run of the enemy. With two out.
Johnston singled and Griffith drove the
ball into the right field stand for home
run. sending Johnston home In front of
MIN.
The Cards found Grimes weak In their
half of the same chapter and pushed
over their last tally Clemons singled
and DiIhoefer. who ran for him, stopped
at second when Janvrin fumbled Wall
kers intended sacrifice Dilhoefer scored
on Fournier's single TO centre
The fielding OF the Cardinal outfield
was spectacular. McHenry and Smith
made several running catches when the
Dodgers had runners on the base paths.
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Bits of Baseball News.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. July 30.-Bili (Rube)
McKenty. one OF Philadelphia's most promi-
nent young soIthpsws has been signed by
Johnny Evers for the Cubs and Will Join
them on their next Eastern trip. McRcnty.
who In 23 years old. enlisted In the navy
and pitched sensational ball for tho cham
pionship Fourth Naval district team
BOeT0N. July 30-rke Kemp, former Bos-
ton College High School first barernan. II
10 have = trial with the Cleveland team.
Manager apeakcr, before the teams derart-
ure for New York last nisht. notified Kemp
70 join the Indians on their return TO cleve-
land.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. July s0.-Chcster ID.
Thomas, recently released by tho Cleveland
club has received an offer as manager OF
the Hartford team OF the Eastern League.
prTrspuR 5H. July so.-rhc game between
the Pirates and Yostons portponed yesterday
WIN be played off on September II ns part
OF q double header.
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Takes Glen Ridge Final.

In the final of the June tournament
on the Glen Ridge Country Club links
yesterday IL B. Malnion defeated Will
lam vosel 3 and 2. Returns in the
sweepstake follow: "a
Glass An somncr. s7-f2-75; w.
Gauch, 9f-11-S0. ~
Glass B-Dr w. r. Broughton. sails
CO. NJ. r. Baldwin. ss-1s-7o; @. d.
Gray. s3-2o-73; y. NJ. Edwards. s6-31-
rs: L. L. Mccoy, s1-i6-75.
Class &C. r. r.. Harris. s6-27-ss (;
James vandykc. sS-27-71: ii. n. Boice.
9s-27-72.
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Shea Is Recalled by
Giants From St. Paul

Special Despatch to THE NEw York
HERALD.
~ INCINNATI. July 80. Pat
Shea. right handed pitcher,
- to-day was recalled from St
Paul by John McGraw. He will re-
join the Giants here on Monday
Shea was purchased by New York
last fall from Toronto for S12,000
In Texas last spring he developed a
sore arm. He has been doing very
well with ST. Paul Rube Bentlon
will take the place of Shea with the
Saints.
Walter link. right handler from
Amherst College. who has been with
the Giants for a month, to-day was
released to Indianapolis under an
optional agreement. link has the
makings of first class hurler. He
has a remarkable fadeaway.
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Indian ScOurge Strikes
YankS;; Beats Them 16-1
Yankees Get Miller and
Bodie Goes to Red Sox

X rANAGER HUGGINS Of the
N II Yankees has completed the
vi negotiations by which Elmer
Miller, former Yankee outfielder and
latterly with st. Paul. Is to return
to the Yankees. Miller Is the star
outfielder of the American Associa-
ton and hits well-in that league. He
never has hit well in the big league.
but this Is another day.
The Yankees are to send Tom Con-
nelly, the outfielder. and Tom
Sheehan. the pitcher. to the Saints.
and also Tim Hendryx. the Red Sox
outfielder. They get possession OF
Hendryx by shipping Ping Bodie to
the Boston club They give three
men for Miller and some folks think
Hendryx by himself more valuable
man than Miller.
Bodie ceased his connection with
the Yankee club yesterday in time
to escape the afternoons cataclysm.
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Chicago Wins Two Games
From the Lowly Athletics
Urban Faber Registers His
Twenty-first Victory.

PHILADELPHIA, July 80 (American) -
Chicago took two games from Philadel-
phia to-day, 8 to and o to l.. Home
runs by Falk. Collins and Strunk. scor-
Ing six runs. helped to win the first
game.
Faber won his twenty-first game In
the second contest, holding Philadelphia
tc four hits. c. Walkers nome run In
the ninth inning prevented shutout for
Philadelphia.
No word was received to-day by
Manager Mack from Dugan. who de-
parted from the city Thursday without
leave The scores:
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W<WNN~W~NvS
JANiESON(CLENEN
LAND) MIXING
SAFE SLIDE TO
THIRD IN FIFTH
INNING
Phlies Break Even in
Double Header With Cubs
Chicago Wins First Game and
Philadelphia the Second.

CHICAGO, July 80 (NationaD. Chi
cago and Philadelphia broke even In
double header to-day. the locals winning
the first, to Z. while the visitors won
the second. 6 to 5.
The Cubs came from behind in each
contest. overlook their opponents In the
initial game and fell one shy of tying
the count In the ninth of the second
game.
Rapp hit safely in each contest and
now has record OF safe hitting In
twenty-six consecutive games. The
scores:
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Totals. 80 I @ "a IA 81 -
'Batted for Toney in the fifth inning
tf;atted for Ryan in. the eighth inning.
tBntted for Causey in the ninth inning.
New York ....... o o q o I'll
Cincinnati ....... 0 2 0 O x-6
Two base hitH-Kelly. Bohne. Three base
.rits--Duncan. Ropf Berry. Stolen base
Roush. Sacrifice--Grof. Double pinys-Kopf,
Rohne and Daubert; Snyder and Banrrofr:
Bancroft. Rawlings and Kelly. Left on
bases-Cincnnati. Z; New York, 8. BASES
on balls--Off Marquard 2: off Toneys o..
off Ryan, 4. Hifs--Cff Toney. 10 In s fl
nings: off Ryan. In inntpgs: off Caussy.
/ (MenseD Struck out-By Marquard. 2:
by Toney, I: by Ryan. l. Losing pitcher
Toney. umpires-Moran and Riger. Time
of game--L hour and Al minutes. "a
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Senators Rally and Beat e
Tigers in the Ninth

WASHINGTON, July 30 (Americanr.-
an exciting game to-day by scoring
twice in the ninth inning on singles by
Milan and Harris. n hit batsman. a base
on balls and sacrifice fly by O'Rourke.
who earlier In the game made a home
run with one man on base. The score:
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Two base hits-Boeckel, Ford. Grimm.
Three base hit-Boecke. Stolen bases.Bar-
bare Boeckel. Sacrifices-Nfcholson, WHIT
Grimm (unassisted) Bigbee and Grimm.
Left on bases--Boston. g: Pittsburgh. O.
9 Struck out-By Oeschger. 2: by Cooper.
A. Umpires--Klem and Emslie. Time OF
game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits-Luquc. Roush. Three base
hit-Burns. Home rIn--Kelly Stolen bases
-Frisch. .: Young Sacrifices-Bancroft,
Young. 2: Kelly. Double pay-Fonseca and
Rrcssler. Left on bases--Cincinnati. 4: New
York. G. Bases on balls--Off Luque. T. off
Eller 2. Hits-Off Luque. s in f-3 innings;
off Eller. in / inning: off Geary. D In
2-3 innings Struck out-By Luque.% I.
Passed balls-Hargrave. Douglas. Losing
pttcher-Luque. Umpires-Rigler and Moran-
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 0 II 81 i3 o.

p Two base hits-wttt. johnson. Three base
hit-Strunk Home run--McClelland. G..
Walker. Stolen bases-McClelland, Schalk.
Sacrifices-Mullisan ?. Falk. Sheely. Strunk.
Double plays--Collins and Shecly Galloway,
Dykes and J. Walker. Left on bases--Phila-
delviia, s.: Chicago. q. Bases on bails-Off
Hasty, 2. off Wolfe. 2: off Faber. 3. Hits
OF Hnsty. "A In o1ss innings; of Wolfe.
2: by Wolfe. 4: by Faber. T. Wild pitch
Wolfe. Losing pitcher-Hasty. Umpires-
Wilson. Hildebrand and Nnilin. Time of
game-1 hour and 3s minutes.
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Chet Thomas a Manager.

CLEVELAND. July s0--Cset Thomas.
catcher recently released by the Cleve-
land American League team, has signed
TO manage the aHrtford. Conn. Eastern
League team and win leave for the East
tomorrow.
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Double Header To-day.

At Ebbets Field a double-header will be
played to-day between the Bacharach Giants
OF Atlantic City and the A. n. C.s OF In
dianapols, who engaged IN n cham
struggle In which they are now
tied. Jack johnson VIII throw out first bail.
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SHUT OUT
PIRATES BY 1 TO 0
Bunch Their Hits in Fourth
and Score Only Run of
Game.

PrTrsBURoH. July 80 (NationaD.-
Boston won the first game Of the series
from Pittsburgh here to-day. to 0.
Oeschger and Cooper pitched well. In
the fourth inning the Braves punched
hits for the only run OF the game.
Southworth's fielding featured the
contest The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals .as I 10 81 ~ 3
.Ratted for Harris In the fifth inning:

sBatted for Harris in the fifth inning.
tBatted for Keefe in the ninth inning.
Chicago - o O I o %
Pniiadelpfia 49,. 0 o o 2 81
Two base hits-c. johnson 2, Strunk.
Home runs-Falk. Collins. Strunk. Sacri-
fices-Coilins. Dykes. Double play-Mulli-
gan and Sheely. Left on bases--Chicago. Z;
Philadelphia, &. Bases on balls-Off Keefe,
2 Hits-Off Harris. in innings; off
Kecfe in innings: off Kerr. IL In y
innings; off Wilkinson. none In 1 inning.
Hit by pitcher by Kerr. I CWelchl. Struck
out-By Kerr. 3; by Keefe. /. Wild pitch
Harris. Winning pitchcr-Kerr. Losing
pitcher-Harris Umpires-NaIlin. Wilson
and Hndebrand. Time of game-1 hour and
20 minutes
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Eastern League.

Springfield. 4: Albany. 2 (first snms).
snrinrfieid 4; Albany. , (reccnd gsr1e).
Hartford. 3: waterbury tfirst game).
Hartford, 4; waterbury. (second game).
Worcester. g; New Haven. =.
Pittsficid, a. bridgeport. J (first gan1e).
Pfttpfieid, 9 Bridgeport. (second game)
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Southern Association.

Little Rock, O.. Nashville. 2.
New Orleans. is; Mobile. Z.
Birmingham. 3: Atlanta. 3.
Memphis. f3; Chattanooga. 3.
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.p....a tor co,ns N nots.' tnn fifth ~ inninn. =

sBat,ed for Collins IN the fifth inning.
Cleveland ..-.... ossos2 Eis
puns hated in-By Johnston. q; ~ Card
ner' 2; by Smith. Il by sewer,. s by
Jarnieson. 4; hy Ruth. I; by wambsranss.
Tins a: OF Ferguson, e. of Covefcskfe, I.
Two base hftr--Seweil. Jnrnieson, ruua-
yrrker Three base f1its-Johnrtcn 2. Pipp.
yrorne rur--Fsuth. Sacrifice fies--wnplbs-
-srss q Gardner -Coveicstie. Double plays
s-Baker and Pipp; Coveeskie and Johnston.
Left on baser-New York. z; Cieveland 8.
I off Ferrison. q: OFF covelerlie. 2. Hits-
ryf Shr wkey. IN 2 2-3 innings; off Col
,ins i IN 2f-s innings Off Ferri-on. o In
4 ,nrings struck out--By fhawkfy. q; by
collins, &: by Ccvolcrkie. 4. Wild pitch
Ferruron. Passed bail-schang.. Winning
n,tcher--C oveleskic. Losing pitcher--Shaw
| lkcv. umpfres--Copnofiy and Owens. Tirne
NJ Enme--2 hours Hnd minutes
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Dedham Wins at Polo.

POINT JUDITH. r. H.. July 30.--rn the
last preliminary game before opening
of the annual polo tournament here Mon
day Dedbam defeated the Point Judith
Wanderers to-day. IA to q.
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Giants and Pirates
for Leadership of L
Pirates Protest
Won by tn.

~ INCINNATI, July {,
John McGraw of
~ was notified to-day
Pittsburgh club hai-srot
game of July a.. wL,
the Giants by a score Of
The protest is based on th~
of Umpire Bill KLEIN TO allow an al
legged infield fly in the Pirates' half
of the fourth inning. when the Giants
were leading by score of 10 0.
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Davids Against Bears.

Dycikman Oval. the home den OF Jeff Tes-
rcaus Bears. will be invaded to-day by the
Israelife House OF David nine. from Ben
ton Harbor. Mich. who are making their
first and only appearance this season In
New York.
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Two base hfts-Lavan. Myers. Grimes.
Griffith, Horusby. Three base hitr-McHenry.
Home riin--Criffith. Sacrifice hits-Johnston,
Fournicr Clemons. Janvrin. Walker. Passed
bail---Miller. Stolen base--stock. Wild pitch
Grimes. Bases on bells--OH Grimes, 3.
Struck out-By Grimes, .. Pitching REGARD
Off Doak. II hits runs IN innings (none
out In SEVENTH; off Walker, hits runs
in innings. Left on bases-Brooklyn, IL.
St Louis. =. Winning pitcher-Doak. Los
ing pitcher-Grimes. Umpires-Hurt and
Mccormick
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Cardinals Beat Dodgers
in an Old Time SLugfeSt
Doak and Walker Hit Hard,
but st. Louis Makes Blows
Count and Wins, 8 to 6.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD
ST. LOUIS, July 3o.-The first game
OF the Dodgers series with the Cardinals
was a duel between pitchers. but this
afternoons. contest was a slugfest In
which Grimes. the Dodger pitcher, and
Doak and Walker. who twirled for the
Cards, Were found for total of thirty
blows sixteen of which were made by
the Dodgers The Cardinals, however.
did not waste as many wallops as their
rivals and won by count of to 6.
Grimes was unsteady In the opening
inning. and the Cardinals scored their
first four runs after two were out
Smith led off with a single, but died
stealing. F'ournier grounded out and
Stock singled and stole second with the
aid of a passed ball Hornsby drew
a pass, and the bases were filled when
McHenry beat out wallop to Johnston.
Mann walked and Stock was forced
home. Lavan then dropped fluke two
bagger behind first The ball fell safely
between Griffith. Janvrin and Kilduff
and Hornsby and McHenry counted.
Mann went to third and scored when
Olson fumbled Clemons's grounder.
Triple for McHenry.
In the third frame the Cards added
another to their count when McHenry
tripled and scored on Clemons's sacrifice
fly.
The Dodgers wasted three hits in the
first two innings and In the fourth they
scored their first tally. Myers doubled
70 right and pulled up at third when
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Two base hits-Pa rkin-on, Rapp. Flack 2.
Home run-Relehcr. sacrifices--J. Smith.
Deal. Mnisel. Double play. Smith. Park
inson and Konetchy. Left on base--Phiia-
delphfa O.: Chicago, 9. Bases on bnlls--On
York. 2; off Ring. 8. Ffits-Off Freeman.
IN I "a innings; off York. In Ia In
BY Freeman 4: by York. 1 by Jones, 8:
by Ring. 3. VIVID pitch-Ring. Losing pitcher
Time OF game--i hour and As minutes.
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Triple for McHenry.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, 10; New York, 4.
Chicago, o; PhitndeIphia, = (first Rnmcl.
ChIcrgo. o; philadelphia. I tsecoud Enn,e).
Washington, 4; Detroit. 2.
The st. Louis Boston gnms was postponed
on account Of wet grounds.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 3; New York, tfirSt gnme).
New York. Nc; Cincinnati. tsecvud gnme).
sc. Louis, 8; brooklyn @.
Boston, I; Pittsburgh, q.
Chicago, y; Phiiadrlphia, = first game).
philadelphia, o; Chicago. 8 tsccond gnme). 4.
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FIRST CANE.
Totals. 40 Z IA "a "A II
sBatted for Meadows In the eighth inning

Chicago ......... I ! X-6
Two base hits-Ronetchy. Lebourveau 2,
Hollocher, williams. Grimes. Flack. Alex
ander. Three base hits-Rapp. Deal. Kelle-
her. Home runs-Alexander. Leoourveau, J.
Deal Double plays-Konctchy tunassi-ted)
Meadows. Rapp and Parkinson. Left on
la sss-- -PhsIaScinfia 3; Chicago. :. Bases
on balls-Off Meadows. 2: off Alexander. I.
Hitr-Off Meadows. 10 in innings off
Winter. in 1 inning. Struck out-By
Alexander 3: by Meadows, /. Wild pitch
Meadow Losing pitcher-Meadows. Um-
and Quiglcy. Time Of game
% hourr.
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sRan for Sargent IN the eighthinninEs
fBatred for Leonard In the eighth inning.
tBatted for Picinich In the eighth inning-
sBatted for Johnson I'm the eighth inning.
1Batted for Smith in the eighth inning.
Detroit ........i O o o-8
Washington ...... O . o O "A
Three base hits-Jones. Blue. Hsrne
run-O Rourlie Sacrifices-Bush. Nench.
O'Rourke. Double plays-Picinich and
Judge: Bush. Flagstead and Blue. Left. ON
sases-Detrott. 8; Washington, T. Bases on
balls-of Johnson. 3; off Leonard. II of
Middleton, I off Parks. I. Hits-Of Leon
ard. 3 in innings: off PARKS. o (none out.
one on base In eighth off Oldham. 2 In
1-3 innings; off Middleton. IN is inntrgs:
off johnson. 0 I'm innings. Hit by pitcher
by Oldham. I (Rice). Struck out--By
johnson. 3: by Leonard. 2. Winning pitcher
Courtney Losing pitcher-Oidham. UNI
pires-Evans and Dineen. Time Of gsnfe--
hot.rs and 3 minutes. 40