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ROD AND GUN NEWS
non wATEn ZOE LOCAL ANoLEna JuNE le

The Pr. and Take Fishing Club went
out from report on Sunday and fsheu OFF
our OF f-isnd Doc Robbins. who lived up
TO his - 4 performances; also In the party
were Lakewood, Ben Strauss. Lou Wolf.
der. Lester Appel. Joseph Dietrich. aud our
good pal. Councillor. A fair catch OF found
ers was made and two blackfish. We tried
JOSEPH DIETRICH.
Fishing ~ the Musscl Beds on Sunday on
the Eric wH ,oated 30 biackfish. IL sea
dIounders snt sea bass In tho party were
We sailed from Canarsic. On the way In
we encountered several small rowbonts In
charge OF small boys. too small to handle
boat IN calm weather. let alone In the
wind. ] saw five In one rowbost near the
breakwater, each OF them with an oar try
Ing 20 row. the boat toward Canarsie. The
shippers of tho large fishing boats have 20
keep very sharp lookout for these small
shnvers In the rowboats, and I have seen
the large boats back up and reduce their
way again and nose the rowboat out OF tho
way. IL the authorities wish TO head off
accident they should inrlst that each boat
that IA let out by the boat liveres must
have at least ono person OF 10 years OF ago
or more. n. KOHLAfEITR.
The Hacl,lehcad Fishing Club OF tho City
Hall Station OF the Post Office went fishing
last Sunday fiom Canarsie with Capt. Hen
Heiser on the Augusta II. We tried for
tiuke off Rockaway Point and only caught
one In an hours fishing. Wo then moved
over TO the hghtship and the II members
aboard caught about 80 fish aplece-hnkc,
two OF tho boys were quite We
we're not worried one bit. howev,f lowing
the ability Of our captain 20 handle his boat
IN bad weather. The ilukco are not yet
Sunday. June 16, and they should be biting
by that time. DANIUL COHEN
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Yale Rallies in Tenth
for Victory Over Brown
Old Ell Ties in Ninth and
Wins, 5 to 4.

Special Despatch to THE New YorK HERALD.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 15.-Brown
lost to Yale. to 4, in a ten inning
game here to-day before commence
ment day crowd of 5000. Two mis-
judged flies and loose work in the infield
were the deciding factors.
With two gone in the tenth Dana
took his turn at misjudging the ball
when Aldrich hit to right field, the Yale
player making three bases before he
stopped. Eddy hit to Oden, who fun
bled. and Aldrich scored. Herman, who
was on base at this time, having drawn
a pass, also scored on Oden's error.
Brown rallied in the tenth, but one
run was the best that the Hill men could
do. Samson hit to left and Dana went
to first on Murphy's error. Sloan
dropped Peckham's fly and Dana scored.
The score:
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DODGERS WIN WITH
GRIMES PITCHING
Burleigh Also Uses His Bat in
Smothering Pirates
by z to 3.

Spccial Despatch to THE NEw YoKx HERALD.
PITTSBURGH, June 15.--Bureigh Grimes,
the Dodgers spitball hurler, returned to
the game here this afternoon, when the
Dodgers opened a series with the
Pirates, and his pitching proved to be
too much for the league leaders. who
lost by a score of to 3. Grimes showed
no III effects of the injury he received
in Chicago when he was hit on the
thumb Of his pitching hand by batted
ball. Cooper started against Grimes and
lasted only six innings.
The Pirates tackled Grimes's pitching
as though they meant to drive him off
the slab In the initial round they scored
a run on doubles by Carey and Maran-
Vile. Grimes then retired the next two
batters.
In the second chapter the Brooklyns
pushed over their first tally. Kiiduff
tripled to left and scored on Grimes's
single to centre.
The Pirates second run came In the
third inning. Carey hit to the right field
corner for three bases, but he failed to
touch first by about six inches. This
was not noticed by the Dodgers Carey
scored on a passed ball
The Dodgers took the lead in the fifth
inning. Miller led off with single and
Olson hit to Cooper who threw to sec
ond for force play. but Maranville
dropped the peg. Neis doubled to left
centre. scoring Miller and Olson.
In the next session the Dodgers chased
Cooper to the showers. With one out
Schmandt doubled to centre and Myers
drew a pass. kilduff beat out hit to
Barnhart. filling the bases. On Miller's
single to centre Schmandt and Myers
scored. Grimes again came through
with single, scoring Kilduff and Miller
In the ninth Crimes did not exert him
self and the Pirates scored one run. The
score:
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Strong Finish by Giants.

Hits by Frisch and Young in the tenth
found men on first and third and none
out, and opened a broad avenue to a
New York victory. That is, until Kelly
popped to Grimes. Grimes muffed but
threw to Hollocher for a force of Young.
Friscn hustled for home during the COM
motion and was thrown out by Hol-
locher The Giants protested warmly
against the decision at second. They
maintained that Ho'ocher wasn't touch
ing tire bag when Young arrived at that
point.
The Giants protested bitterly against
q decision By Emsiie in the eleventh.
although reckless base running by King
preceded IT and spoiled a good chance.
McGraw and Emslie argued the matter
ut the bench, though without any par
ticular feeling on either side,
Twcmbly was smothered at the
plate in ChicaFo's eleventh on a grand
relay by King and Frisch and Smiths
superb handling of the throw and block
ing at the plate. Atrocious coaching by
Oscar Dugey sent Twombly to his doom
at the hands of Smith. Then followed
victory FOR the Giants in the twelfth
The score.
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GIANTS AND DODGERS WIN-YANKEES LOSE-POLO-S
Orioles Equal Record
Of Twenty-seven Straight

H AI.TIMORE, June Is. - The
* Baltimore Orioles eQualled
- but could not break the
worlds record for consecutive games
Of baseball won this afternoon. win
ring their twenty-seventh at the ex-
pense of Buffalo. to 2, and losing
the second, 10 to 8.
The Corsicana club of the Texas
League set UP the figures In 1902.
and they have stood since that time.
The Orioles won the last twenty
five games they played last season.
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GIANTS TIE In 9TH,
WIN In 18th, 6 TO2
Score Four Runs in the Decid-
ing Inning and De-
feat Cubs.
by WILLIAM II. HANNA.

CHICAGO, June IA mixture OF
twelve inning game for the Giants to-
day. They beat the Cubs, 6 to 2. Burns
opened the twelfth with bunt and
after Bancroft's sacrifice Frisch singled
through Maisel in centre, sending in
Burns. Young swung n bunt past
Vaughn. then hard hits by Kelly and
Patterson rolled up three more runs
and the Cubs were done for.
Barnes and Sallee both pitched well
after a poor first inning by Benton.
The Giants hadn't run going into the
ninth inning. Then they made two on
a assure in the Chicago defence and
tied the score. Most of the time the
same was dull. but II was full Of fire.
works, turmoil, disputes and rapidly
occurring happenings in the last four
innings with the Giants supplying the
greater part of each.
Kelly hit one out beyond the centre
field fagpole in the first inning with
two men on, but Maisel went out with it
and grabbed it. The wind held it back
so it could be reached. 1t was a longer
drive really than F'lack put over the
right field wall for the Cubs in the same
inning for a home run. Benton struck
out Hollocher. but gush Of base hits,
three in number washed in second
run for the home team.
Vaughn Is wild.
Vaughn walked man in the second.
then hit one, thereby duplicating his
first inning wildness. With King and
Monroe on in the second and shriekinS
for assistance Snyder cracked single
and filled the bases. McGraw yanked
Benton and sent Brown In to hit. Brown
popped to Grimes. This had very
soothing effect on Vaughn as well as
soporific effect on Burns, for Burns took
a thi,d strike, and beauty. Bancroft
forced snyder. and out of fat and
beckoning opportunity the Giants de-
rived a net nothing.
McGraw sent Frisch to second ana
Rapp to third in the Cubs half of the
inning. Monroe was temporarily dis
abled by a pitched ball. Killefci
opened on Barnes, who had taken Ben
toms place, with a single, but the Cubs
went no further in that half. A double
play blotted out the Giants in the third
after singles by E'risch and Kelly. King
trundled into the double play. The
Giants were losing opportunities in every
inning. Five men were left on the bags
II. the first three periods.
All Of q sudden in the ninth the
Giants jumped into the game. Vaughn
passed King, who led off. CASTOR
grounded to Hollocher. who caressed 1t
with butter fingers. Snyder forced Gas
ton and Smiths single TO right broke
up q shut out by scoring King. Kill
lefer made grotesque looping throw
when Smith stole second, and Nehf, run
ming for Snyder, skipped in with the
tying run.
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Yale-Elarverd Betting Even.

Special Despatch to THE New York HrcALp.
NEW LONDON. June 15.--Light prac-
tice was the order OF the day for Yale
ana Harvard oarsmen. the coaches de-
Gliding that all hands needed rest after
the hard time trials of Tue-day evening
Yale varsity's remarkable time over the
four miles last night-20m. 2s.--was the
chief topic at both camps to-day and
betting is now even on the big race on
the cath.
A stiff northwest wind blew down the
course all day and had not died down
TO any considerable extent when Goa
Haines and Corderry ordered the crews
out about o'clock for manoeuvring. /.
The weather continues cool and alb
sence OF sunburn on the oarsmen Is
very noticeable this year
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kauH Sees I.andis;
Is Not Reinstated

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoaK
HERALD.
NHtCAGO, June Is. - Benny
Kauff was hare to-day to see
~ Commissioner Lands, who
had asked him to come on from New
York to talk over his case. Judge
Lands, after the conference, said
there was nothing to announce In the
matter OF Kaufrs application for re-
il1statement.
Don't set the impression that
am prejudiced against this boy, for
I'm not, but there is another inquiry
to be nude before deciding the case"
said the Commissioner.
Judge Lands also talked to John
McGraw about Kauff's case. IF
Kauff is reinstated." said McGraw,
my attitude toward him win be the
same as toward any other player In
good standing
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spARRING FOR THE PUBLIC.

Sparring public
gives
gramme by pushing enng
hit hard he hits hard
fine exercise
helps che & c 9 the Wn @ s % the a c %
loose the day he knocked over joe Jesnnette
without habit
Willard discovered that
o
fight would Of the tough
he could find loose least few minutes
realized properly the hand and
both his speed and his timing
properly trained he can beat Dempsey He also realizes what psos liable
Dempsey
they a coming
They battered and % knock out but
tina he the ready of his
What
we AS matter @ Of ae the whole estabhent
Hnuy when there is nobody much around
On the days
appearances of Of sad and sol
around outside the house speak
@ m w bee carried out the n house and are whispering
when the will is to be read? hearh cut Tom OF without cent
silently out to the
of the afternoon completed Then the
disperse.
all Carpenter wears that
smile his and laughs and tok with his bosom ena MI Mr
tunes on the vctrola
Of humor and letters from abroad are opened
unfavorabe conditions
STRANGERS land and it not surprising
ama which @ they do not understand It
boys in France They had great @ ana ana S tbt M n york;
of methods Isn't it true buddy?
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weasr,.h,nu No. Up to the Mark on Tuesday.

The wind wns blowing a uale down on
jamaica nay on Tuesday and the guides
found I. almost impossible TO lay properly
for fishing. And added 20 this, the weak
flrh were not IN a biting mood as shown by
the small catches brought IN TO Mcgnnns ~
C,nnorsie. Harry Moore, ono OF tho guides,
vert over to the Cindcra In the early morn
inr and bagged ~ weakfish hut Harry ives
wise and got through his fishing before the
high wind came along. The afternoon boats
had Go face the wind, and between them AL
they did not equal Harry's performance Of
the early morning.
Yesterday aone of the guides made special
trips for fluke. and Henry Revinius brought
IN no less than IS. There were several good
clutches OF fluke made. The tide was late,
and az the guides fish up TO high water ana
even part OF tho cbb they had not returned
ashore by o'clock. Tho fli'isc boats did not
bring in any reports Of won 40 being taken
hut the fluke boats OF Hu Ho' in without
knowing what the eakf.enefrhCn arc doing.
what Some Of the Fishcrinca Are Doing.
f-ishfn- from Capt. Bill Maclcy's Oym-
pia, az Fire Island. last Sunday. Vic. smits.
Dnve Seaman. George Miller. Otto Fries,
charlie 9chfnidt George Bauer and Gus
F'rotchcr caught 80 fluke, acfne Of which
weighed 4 pounds, George Mlliar and Dave
searnan had 10 dividl The pool. both hav-
Ing caught four poundtr. Capt. Bill said
that this was the largest mess caught so
far this season. Gus FRoTCBwR.
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Totals AZ 6t4 36tT1
sBatted for Rapp In ninth inning.
fran for Snyder In ninth inning.
,Gatted for Bcnton in second inning.
iran for Killefer IN eleventh inning
New York. o o o o q y d-G
Chicago. 2 o o o o 0 o o.
Runs batted in--Bv Smith. by F'risch. .
BY Kelly, by Patterson, g by Flack. I
BY Sullivan. I. Earned runs-off Benton, 2:
off Vaughn, ;. Two base hits-Frisch.
Tlaolt, Kelly. Home rin-Flack. Stolen
bascs-Flack, Frisch, Smith sacriflccs--
Saiee. Bancroft. Double plays-iIolochor,
Kellohcr and Grimes. Kecher and Crimes ;
Kclleher, Hoilocher ard kilefer; Deal and
Grimes. Left on bnscs--Ncw York. II Chi
cago 13. Bases on balls-Off VAUGHN, g,
off Barnes 3: off Salee, /. Iits--Of Ben
ton. In I inning; OFF Barnes. IN I
innings; off Sallee, 4 In innings. Hit by
pitched bail-gy Vaughn (Young, Monrool.
Struck out--Ty Vaughn. 3; by Benton, Il;
by Barnes, Ii by Sallee, z. Passed Dall--
Smith. Winning pitcher-Sallee. Unpires-
KLEIN and Emslie. Time of game hours
and 81 minutes.
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Totals. 40 Q 3a II

"fta'ten Tor tSusSeil II lle seventh HhHiS'
tone out when winning run was scored.
Harvard - g O O q o. II
Fordhain o o 5 o 0 0-6
Two base hits--Conlon. McLaugiliir. Three
bare hits--Nalloy. Ccueineau. Sacrifice hits
Hobbs. Croker. First base on errors
Harvard, 2 Fordham. 1. Left on bases
Ha rvard. g. FNrdham. 9. Stolen bases
Conlcn, Owen. TIits-Off Russell. in in
rings; off Hobbs. In innrgr. Bases on
halls-Off Russell, 4: off Mcnamara, /.
Struck out--By Russell. q; by Mcnamara.
10: hy Hobbs. G. Hit hv pitcher-Ry Ruesoll.
/ tCousincau) by Hobbs fMalley. Hal
oran); hv Mcnamara. 2 (Halleck. Janin).
Umpires-Tobert and Barry. Time Of game
. hours and 81 minutes.
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Totals 80 Z II 27 II o.

Two base hits-Ne1s, SCfihHhut, CaIgy'
MnranviIle, Kilduff. Three base hits-kil-
duff, Carey. Stolen base-Schmidt. Double
rlay-Olson and schmandt. Left on bases
Brooklyn. 6; Pittsburgh, 9. Ease on baisc
innings: off Ponder. in 3 innings. Struck
out--By Grimes, a by Cooper. 3; by 's"f
Cooper. Umpires-Moran and Rigler. Time
of game--1 hour and &c minutes.
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Indians Beat Athletics
in the Eleventh, 6 to 5
Speaker Scores Winning Run
on Sacrifice Fly.

PHILADELPHIA, June * (American).-
Cleveland took an eleven ining game
from Philadelphia to-day by score OF
to 8.
Keofe twirled the eleventh inning when
Speaker scored the winning run Spenker
singled to centre, sto,e second and went
TO third on Smiths sa '0e. He scored
o. Gardners long sacrifice fly. The
score:
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Senators Defeat Browns.

WASHINGTON. June Is (Amerlcan) -
Washington won the first of series OF
fve games from ST. Louis to-day, 20 $.
Singles by Shanks. O'Rourke, Judge
and Harris accounted for the winning
runs in the eighth. Both Shocker and
Courtney. the starting pitchers, were
knocked out OF the box Tho score:
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Eastern League.

pittsfield g; Worcester. I.
New Haven, 4: bridgeport, g.
Albany, 8: waterbury, o.
Springfield. n; Hartford 9
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Timely Hitting by Reds.

CINCINNATI. June 10 CNetionaD Al
though outbated more than two 70 one.
Cincinnati punched three hits with an
error in the second inning and won from
Philadelphia to-day by TO l. The
score:
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Totals. IA 4 g 20 10 3
eEatted for Meriwcther In tenth inning.

Stolen bases--Snmson. Ocen. Peckharn,
.Jos!yIi. Two base hits--Sloan, kncelard.
Three base hits--Sloan. Adrich. Sacrifice
hits-Josiyn. Kneeland. 2; knight. Aldrich,
Eddy. Sloan. Hickey, Peters. Struck out
Ry Knight. 9: by Robinson. 3. Rnses on
ballB-Off Knight. q: off Robinson. 2. First
base on errors-Yalc, 2; Brown. 2. Loft
on bases--Yale 0; Brown, 5. Umpires--
stafford and Devon. Time OF game-2 hours
and 10 minutes.
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ne,,rr eec yes. rYsilng to The Fast.

otto ST. George called on the telephone
aoclsnd NJ his place IN Frecport with is SEQ
hrar and quito q few ling on Tuesday. The
baar were tho largest that have como IN this
scales AZ q pounds. There were but I mon
aboard the boat said Sc. George and these
tnss and the ling were tai;en by them. He
did not say just where the fish had been
taken.
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METROPOLITAN Ins. Games

The Metropolitan Insurance Athletic Asso-
citation, which is composed of members -
the Metropolitan Life Insurance staff, NUM-
bering seven thousand employees. viii hold
-sland City. on June II AZ 80 p NJ.
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Braves Blank Cards,

ST. LOUIS. Juno 10 (National) -
Oeschger's airtight pitching for Boston
won over st. Louis to-day TO o. Only
five hlts we're allowed by the Boston
twirler. Tho score:
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Totals. s. 80 . q 20 N 0
.pafted FOR Quinn in the eighth inning

Chicago ......... o Q Q o 3 2-T
New York ........ 0 0 0 I 0 o t--2
Two bnse hlts-Kerr, Muliiean. Ruth. Three
base hi's-Collins, Talk MulliEan. Home
rtip-Ifofrnnn. Double plays-<crr Collins
Mcclellan, Collins and Shecly. Mulliran,
Collins and Smelly. Left on haso---rh lcrgo
Z; New York. o. bases on haiis~Off Quinn,
2: of Kerr O. Iits-Off Quinn. ~ I'm y
innings: orr sheehnn. IN : inning. Struc,
out--By Quinn. 3 by Kerr, 7. Winning
pitchor--Kcrr. LOSING pitcher-puiun. rri-
pircs-Dinncen and Connolly. Time Of game
= honra.
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American Association.

Kansas City. 10; Toledo, 3.
Nilwaukoe, Z; Columbus, 3.
81. Paul, @: Louisville, . tfirst garne).
Louisville. 10; st. Paul. tsecond game.
II inninfs).
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Totals, ,s5 5 II 2i 10 81
sDatted for Ice IN the eighth inning.
fflntfnd for Koip IN the eighth inning.
1Rnffrd for BnYne IN the ninth innlnR

~ I,ou,s % 0 o o o--5
Washington 49,. 0 o 0 3 0 . 0 NJ
Two base hitv-Tobin. Williams. Three
base hit sisicr. sacrifices = o'Rpurke,
Brower Charity. Double plays--O Rourkc
end Judge. shania, Harris and Judge. Left
on baYes--st. Louis. O. Washington, >. Bases
on bails-Off Courtney, 81 of Shocker, !
shoci,cr, = IN 1-3 Innings of Koip, mono
IN 20 innings; OFF Richmond. IN 2.3
inninr. of Bayne. 2 IN f-3 inning; off
Courtney, 4 IN 11-3 innings: OFF Schaciit.
0 IN 2.3 innings. Struck out-By Courtney.
! by Kolp. 4. Winning pitohar--scliacht.
Losing pitcher--Richmcndl Umplres--Owens,
rs minutes.
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AMERICAN fEAGrE.

rhicneo. 2: New Work. ..
Tho rc'r1h- -rosinn game was postponed
n0 scrnHrf 80 rriu.
Clrvsiand, o; rrilrdeiphls, s uf inning-)
NashirEton Z; ~. Louis. 5.
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.na,isd for ront M NJ. n. ~. n.

Totals. 90 o. 81 ia
Dated for Doak lu thn seventh inning.
=. t.,,, ts.9,i,.,....... O. ooo ! O.
Threr hngo hit--r1rcNr'. stolen base--
fQoci-rl. Sacrlfire-Ford. Double rlny--f3sr-
horc and Folte. Left on basc~-Bo-ton, 2:
Lnuis. T. Bnrpr on bnii~--Org OeschRer
or roaf. OF Eiferdci. l. IIHs--Off
roak, : in inninps; Off Shcrdcl IN 2 In
ninrs. Struck out-Fv Orschsor. 2 by Doak
bv Sheriel, l. Tlusing pitcher--Doak I'm.
pirrs-curley and O'pny. Time OF game
hour md % minutes
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To'als ~ q ie "a - q Totnlq 40 ; q 81 %

spatfed for Nunamsi-er IN the ninth inning.
4Batted for Hasty In the tenth inning.
Cleveland 20, I-e
Philadelphia. q 0 o %
Two haze hits--Dyks- 9. witt. y. walker.
Gardner Johnston Speaker. Three beec hit
-,Iohurton stolen bnses-Wcich. Witt.
Speaker. Sacrifl~ey-Welch. Smith. Gardner.
Left on hasor--Cicvriand. f3: Philadelphia.
II. BneeB nm balie--Off Hasty. 3 off Cove
ie~fip. g. IIita--Off Hnsty. f4in 10 innings;
OF Kccfe. . In I inning. Struck out-By
Covcicrtie. g. LOSING ptcher-Keefe. Um-
pirrs--Evana and Morisriy. Time OF game
hours and 20 minutes
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Toronto In Reading.
~ Newark--First game: II. ~. p
Rochester. y o o q 81 10 3
Nowark q o o o OIL
Botteries--witner and Hsrgravcs Single
ton and Withrow.
Second game: II. II. f..
Newark, O 9 q q / OF II 4
Dnfirrfee--Blaks and Harnrnve: Barnes
perrynan. Stewart and Smith.
~ Jersey CITY u. II. r..
Syracuse. 0 2 o % Sic "a 0
Jersey City 2 q o o I 2-i3 IA 2
Batte-ies--Seil. Delaney. Klrciier and Mad
den: Hiemilier, Haley. Mativier and Freitag.
Mcneil.
AT Reading II. II. T..
Toronto. o I 90 I 90 o-3 q I
Ilendinr... q 0 q o o o o. q 3
Observation-Disclosures and Eandberg; Brown
and Joliraon.
AZ Baltimore-First game: r. II. T.
Puffnlo. q y q q q q 20 ) 4
baltimore o % q q q x--i 0
Bat'eries-Rogers and BengouEh; Groves
and Egan.
Second game: n. II. L.
Buffalo. : 0 03 3 2 . 2 Ito 23 i
baltimore o % . . 1 2-e ~ 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ifeitnan ard TRACES
ser: Thomas. Matthews and Manning.
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College Baseball Results.

Al Princeton--Princeton 2J: st. Stephens
College, Avondale, ". Y, 1.
At Cambrfdge-Harvard. q Fordham, 6
III innings).
At Providence--Yale. o; Brown, 40 inn
inrg).
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rn,nla .a7-lii2lla 4 80 !.

To'alr ~ ~ ~ 13 II
r,hitndeipbia $3.50. o o o o 0 0-t
c.incinneu . o 4 o -
-hfnr hase hisr-Wricitsto Neurci Sac
rificee--Konf nJlHr. nnifln rllvr~-Notft
pobnc aHd rapt0rtss Rawlings, lurit0rrq
nnd loo f.cff on raseH--I'ilii iHdrlrlla, iut
t'incifrnti q Bases on baiis-.Off Isrque, I
off smifN, Struck or'.-by .i.rrue. q.
ani1iiar; Time of sare--1 hour and %
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Five Leading Hitters
. in the Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
international League.
rSULTs OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

syracure, 1G Jersey City, IL.
Rochester. II Newark. 1 first game).
Rochester. 20: Newark, Z tsecond game).
Baltimore. 4 Buffalo. Q tf!rst game).
~; baltimore, 8 tsecond game).
3: Reading, 2.
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Fcre Is the mornings sporting rears:
Miss stirling aciis: the Yankees lose,
Falling before the battling Sor;
Cooper is driUea from the boT;;
The Giants prore the cubs ore tame
In q fierce crtrn timing game.
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american and National League Records.


NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. o, Chicago. 2 Ue inuings).
Hroo;dyn, J; Pittsburgh, 2.
Boston. 2. 81. Jows4. 0.
Cincinnati. 4; philadelphia, I.
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Southern Association.

Little Rock, q. Memphis. T.
Mobile, a New Orleans. I.
rhnttrnoora. 81 Atlanta. I.
birmingham. q: Nashville, I.
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The LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

Copyright. 1921, by The Nclo Yorlc Herald.
A friendly Scnffte isn't much,
Though held scithn q ring;
The FrenchDldns holding iaG;ly such,
But fights a different thing.
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STANDING OF THE CLUps.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Syracuse In Jersey City.
Rochester IN Newark.
Buffalo IN Baltimore.
Toronto I'm Reading
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New YORK Ir fhtcaEo. n
Brovkiyn tp Pittsburgh.
Boston In -. Jsosis.
plsi1ade1pbia In Cincinnati
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDUI.

Chicago ~ New Work.
rrtrrif In Eusigr.
Cievciend 10 rhiirdeiphia.
~. Louis In Washington
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