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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12
KEASBEY


Miss Frieda Lipka, of New Bruns-
wick. visited friends here last night.
Mrs. Margaret Quish, of Metuchen
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Quish yesterday.
ME- and Mrs. John ]. Schilcox en-
tertained friends from Metuchen at
their home last night.
Miss Frances Romer entertained
. number of her girl friends at
her home last night.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Fullerton and
daughter Hazel. of Fords, were To-
cal visitors last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neff. of Perth
Amboy, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pfeiffer LAS evening. L
Otto Schuster visited friends in
Port Monmouth last night.
Mrs. Russell Vroom and Miss
Margaret Schmitt were out OF town
Visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Nels Lawritzen and daugh-
ter were Perth Amboy visitors yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fesler and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-12

a party o focal pupils on a trip to
Bronx Park tomorrow.
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children were out of town visitors
last night.
A number OF local people are
planning to attend the dance given
by the Woman's Club at the Fords
school tonight.
Miss Elsie Wittnebert. principal
of the local school. will chaperon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
BOBBY BARRETT TO
MEET JOE YELLING
Batter Known to Local Fistic
Fans to Perform In PhiIa-
Next Monday Night.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 1s-After a
good. Ions rest, Bobby Barrett, the
pride OF Clifton Heights, is going 10
yet into action again. Barrett's ak
pcriepce In his recent encounter with
Lew Tender. which ended 80 sudden
ly In tho sixth round, should be of
great benefit TO him. Experience IL
praised as being one OF tho greatest
teachers in tho world. although. the
course OF study Is oftentimcs costly.
In his encounter with Tender, Bar
rett established one fact beyond all
question. He proved that he was game
and willing to take all the punish
ment his adversary could send over
Time and ngain he stood up and took
punches right on tho chin thai would
have daunted any other fighter In his
class.
Those close to the rinEside wondered
how he could stand tho hattering n,
bravcd o IN that occasion. Tho harder
the punches cnme tho more age
Barrett seemed 10 be to take moro
Tenders %southpaw tactics puzzled tn,
Clifton Heights lad. Just as they have
puzzled h best ~liHhtwrightE In Tho
country, including such starsa as John.
ny Dundee, Rltchis Mitchell nnt
many others.
battling such n rterllnS lightweight
az Joe yelling should be n good ties,
of Barrett's real fighting ability, foi
WellinR box In the regulation styl.
and his left foot and left hand extend.
ID Philadelphia fight fans who hav,
seen yelling in action know that hi
is a clever and fast two-handed fxht-,
and n who can stand up and ex.
change punches with the toughes'
men in the lightweight clans.
Joe - game 10 the core and in hi:
battles here he has stood I'D witt
such slamming fighters as Pete Har.
ley and Ritchie Mitchell, each of whom
has q list of k~nockouts TO his credit
His two battles with George Clancy
n OF six and the other OF aiEh
rounds. proved his ability to AXE pun
ishnent. Out in milwaukee, II tool
Lew Tendler ten round to mako Well
ing behave himself and Lewis hand
have never been an good since tina
time the victory being a costly one 10
the championship contender.
Even Benny Leonard found wcllinl
one OF this %stiffest opponents he ha
ever met In tho ring. for In spite O
the hardest punches he had in hi
good right hand. It took tho light
weight king Ia rounds 10 put wcllin
out of commission. The bout take
place At Shibs Park. next Monda
ntEht.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
"HAWK" HAYES MAY GO y
TO PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS

Walter Hawk" Hayes, Parkside
idol. who Is now u member Of the
ST. Thomas pitching staff, will be
looked over by Connie Mack. leader
Of the Philadelphia Athletics today
at Shibe Park.
Rollie Naylor, a member of Mack's
hurting corps. visited Wilmington
Saturday and watched Hayes work
against the Stenton Field Club, of
Philadelphia. Naylor was highly I'M
pressed with the Eastsider's work, and
in conference with Pete Cassidy after
the game on Saturday. said Hayes
was undoubtedly of major league tim
Der. Cassidy engineered the deal that
may result in Hayes working under
the big tent.
1t Is understood that if Hayes an
pears favorable TO Mack his contract
Will be purchased by the Athletics
from New port News with which club
he is now under contract.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church INaEu5.

First Diytsion-St. Paul vs..
Second Baptist. Rockford No. 2.
Birmingham.
Second Division-St. Stephens
va. Bethany. Baynard No. 4.
Rickerts.
Junior City League.
Snappers VS.. Newport, New
port.
Eastlake VS.. Defiance, Third
and Adams streets.
du Pont VS.. Brownson. Mill
tary Grounds.
Independent. Games.
Westminster and West at
Rockford Nc. I; Umpire, Pier
son.
Seventh Ward VS.. Penn A. C,
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Brandywins Girls W.. Baynard
Girls, Talleyville.
New Castle We. Dover, ut Do
Yer.
St Thomas va. Philadelphia
Terminal. Harlan Field. SIS
=. m.
Wilmington Giants VS.. Phila-
delphia Police at Philadelphia.
Nose A. c. VS.. St. Hedwig's,
Eighth venue and Duncan.
Seventh Ward Girls vs.. Will
mington Recreation. Second and
du Pont streets. $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
RECREATION GIRLS WIN
OVER BRANDYWINE NINE

The Brandywine girls baseball team
bowed 10 the Wilmington Recreation
Girls last night. score 3 70 3. One OF
tho largest crowds OF tho season Wit
messed the game.
Eloise Burns. the mound artist for
the losing aggregation. allowed her op-
p%onents but six hits. The winners
used two pitchers, Miss Parkinson and
Miss Dukes. This pair held the losers
10 five hits. Hap" Quill was the big
offensive gun for the losers. gathering
two doubles out of three times az hat.
Miss Robinson, OF the Recreation out
fit also got two safeties. both singles.
The score:
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BACHARACH GIANTS AND
BALTIC. sOX TO PLAY

After their return 20 wilmington
next Thursday the Bacharach Giant.
will meet Charlie Thomas BaArimors
Black SOx nine in a TWO games SERIES.
The second OF the three game series
between Black Sox M st. Thomas
will be played on Saturday.
OF al the negro teams that nvaos
Wilmington the Black Sox are prooa-
bly, me best. Charley Thomas who q
their leader "a one OF the most clever
negro baseball leaders n he country
and he has always maintained hs
team as one OF the first string mines
in negro circles.
The Giants have had great SUCCESS
on the road. having turned n wins
over Amber. Spring CITY. Rsyer~ford.
and twice over Stenton. They lost "a
Chester N a close game 5 20 :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Bernie Dane Says Mistake is Being
Made in Weuing-Barrett Match
By Bernie Dane.

Word ONE from Philadelphia that
Bobby Barrett has resumed trimming
az Jimmy D~ougherty's suburban gym
nnsium and Will probably bs seen in
action the Latter part on this month
against Joe yelling Of Chicago.
in fact the dope has It that articles
have already een signed for the
fracas and 20 most night fans who stu
remember how the Clifton Heights Lad
was victimised in his with
Tender. this second great erratum by
Bobby's fighting handlers would not
be a bit surprising.
In meeting Joe yelling. Bobby will
be almost AZ much outclaxsed as ne
wa when he boxed Tender. yelling
is An old veteran OF the boxing game
and has swapped punches with such
good boys ar Jack Britton. Johnny
Dundee. Ad Wolsast, Phil Bloom. Lew
Tender. Richie Mitchell end Benny
Leonard.
In most OF these encounters Joe Yves
pretty successful. His period OF box
ing dates from 1913-wtth X. o.is over
Redmon. Clark and Allison As a pre-
boxer he has had about nine years VI
experience.
On the other hand Barrett has beer
known bur a lew years professionally
During this time no did % meet &
single fighter OF Waliing's ability and
when he attempted 70 step ont TO such
class by fighting Tender he wa. rail-
roaded n W. Eanza
Should Bobby really meet Joe, which
thing seems assured while under nj.
present management, there Is only on
possible chance Though very slight o.
his topping the Windy City mauler
II Is this: Joe yelling. while a goot
and tun boxer. is incidentally slow
sluRgish and somewhat unscientifc
II Bobby had only enough ring ex-
perience and ge~neralship TO take ad-
vantage OF these faults. he woulc
probably be able TO redeem his recenI
defeat at the hands OF the Quaker Cit,
fist artist. There is, however, littls
reason TO believe hat Barrett vii
lenefit by this because the sorrel-heat
ed youth is himself very slow and IN.
scientific.
In mis- fight with Tender this fac,
was apparent. He stood with his fee
spread apart, body uncovered, awk
ward, nc sctenee and all he seemed II
think WAS that no must wade into his
opponent and try 10 knock his block
OF.
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This kind of fighting with a veteran
OF the ring Is almost sure TO land one
on h short end OF the fight and al
Bobby's admirers and supporters sn.
cerely hope that there will be a grea.
in his form whenever hs
box again.
We can all forgive Bobby Bar
rett for going down TO defeat ut
the hands Of so great and formid-
able a fighter MS Lew Tender, but
shonl he be slowed away by
yelling within the eight frames 1t
viii probably mean the M OF his
boxing career.
To drive a promising lightweight
from "a pugilistic career with but
two important fights should open
the eyes Of all boxers to the con-
sequence OF being poorly managed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
INDEPENDENT BASEBALL ON
THE EASTERN SHORE

Chestertown. Nd. July 1s-The sea
son Of independent baseball win open
here today with the local team IN
combat with the Easton team The
circuit Will be composed OF teams rep
resenting ChestertOwn. Centrev1lle.
Easton and 81. Michael's. and viii run
we'll into September.
C-hestertown has a strong aggrega-
ton OF local players and Manager
Fred 5. Russell is confident that II viii
finish at or near the top. The lineup
Will be as follows: Robinson, catcher;
Ed. Robinson. Blaekway and Usilcon,
pitchers; Charles Ford. first base.
Blackway and Pryor Armstrong. sec
ond base: Andrew Perry. third base
Barber BARLEY. shortstop; Derrick. J.
Thomas KILLER. Wilmer, Herbert ISL
ton. Charles Nickerson. felders.
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"
FIVE POINTS
PHILA. TERMINAL TO PLAY
ST. THOMAS HERE TODAY

The Philadelphia Terminal base
bah team rated as one OF the strong
est in the Quaker City Will be the
attraction at Harlan Field today
against the fast going St. Thomas
team. The game Is scheduled to
start at els. a9he last meeting of
the teams was one that will long be
remembered by local fans. the Will
mington team scoring a hard victory
over the Railroaders by a 2 TO l score
in one OF the most brilliant games
staged at Second and du Pont streets
this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
TRACTION CO. TEAM
SURPRISES DU POINT
American Car Drops One to the
Gas Company, So, in Fast
Contest.

The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company team threw n sur
prise into the du Point camp last re-
ming at the Clayton street grounds,
winning. 6 10 4.
The troileymen touched Burkins for
IA hits. while NJ. Demoss' great run
ming catch and throw 10 the plate was
the feature OF the game. Holmes and
White also performed in n credltable
manner The score:
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St. Stephens Suamps First N. p; McCabe
on Top With Abrahams; Goodman Wins

In n postponed second division
Church League game. st. Stephens
toyed with tho First NJ. p. aggregation
at Baynard Field last evening, getting
with an Easy victory. 21-2.
Hirzels crew gathered ia safe blows
on tho delivery OF ~Hattenf1cld and
Sweeney. the former quitting cold
in the Nth inning. Harshman, Stecdle
and Oberly led In tho attack, the veter-
an outfeldcr getting two circuit drives
Jack Williams drew -four passcs to
first. Handy. tho old Highland star
made his debut In a Saints" uniform
and made n favorable impression.
Manager Sweeney played a stellar
game for the losers. The score:
FIRST NJ II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
SEVENTH WARD GIRLS
WILL MEET RECREATION

The seventh Ward Girl. and the
Wilmington Recreation taam will
meet tonight i'm "a benefit game al
second nno du Pom: streets The
game IL scheduled 10 start AZ Gao
o'clock. The Playground at Second
anc du Pont streets is In need Of q
new flag pole. and IL II the intention
OF the girls to pay This game and
turn over the recepits derived from Il
Ga n fund To be used for the purchase
Of the new nag pole.
The Seventh Ward and Recreation
Girls are great rivals. and ali games
played between them SO fur have re-
suited In close battles. Tonight &
game should be no exception 10 the
rule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

o ny INNiNGs

SCORE RN INNINGS.
Laurel .. q ) 3 / o 2-lS
Pocomokc ....-. 4 | o q q 3 a. =
summary Earned runs. Laurel. $
pocomoke. 3 Thrt~-bNse hits. slaughter
FIRST base on balls. OF Early. 4 N
t,ordy. 2 OF Bussey. 3. Wild pitches
Early. bussey. Gordy. First base on
errors, lAnrcl. I Pocomoke. /. Two-base
frock struck out by Early, none. by
Stcinfclt, 2; by Gordy. 1. by Busscy. 2
Double plays. Zap 90 Wilson to Norris.
Marvel To slaughter. Passed balls, Davis
His by pitcher. Mcknight. Umpir.
Dixon. Time. 2l5.
Salisbury. Md. July ls--Sslisbury
added another game 20 her win col
uun Ivy defeating Cambridge here
yesterday in a hard fought game. 3
10 /. This makes the NTH game won
by the White Clouds in the last seven
starts. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
NEW CASTLE BASEBALLERS
DEFEAT BANCROFT TEAM

New Castle. July 1S.-The New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team last evening, in a twilight game
defeated the Joseph Bancroft and
Sons team. 8 TO 2. at Battery Park.
Alexander Gallagher twirled the first
game of the season. and but three
single hits were secured off him. The
visitors secured the first hit in the
sixth inning. which were followed by
two in the seventh inning. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Seventh Ward A. c. Outing.

A moonlight river ride OF the Sew
enth Ward Athletic Association will be
held Friday night. Music for dancing
will be provided by the KINNEY or
chestra. The party will leave the viii
son Line Wharf at $50 o'clock. The
proceeds of the trip viii be applied
to the building fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Pennsy.Trump Game Postponed.

The IndustriaI League Rnme be-
tween PENNEY and Trump scheduled
for Pennsy Field wns postponed last
evening after a mutual agreement by
tho managers. The contest will be
played later this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
WILMINGTON DROPS ONE
TO PHILADELPHIA NINE

Philadelphia. Pa. July 1s-Poor
base running cost Wilmington It's
game with Stenton Field Club here,
yesterday. The visitors oGthit the
locals. hut Stenton made it's hits count.
Both Nitchie and Powell were hit free
". The latter had a homer and two
bingles 10 his credit McNiS with n
triple and two singles, lead the visit
oTs' offense. The score:
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cRisfIEip


parAsl,y @ o q d q q a "a IN
Crisleio q 2 u Of
sacrifice hits. Tag. ? D~ittIuxr. Thomp-
son stolen bases. Gibbons, hlinoens
pogble play. Lance. Tsgg and HANNAH.
1lrst base on balls. by Lance. ? by God
'rey ]. Left on bases. Cristield. q: Parks
Key ; Hit by pitched ball. stinefelt
struck out. by Lance, q b. Godfrsy. /
Time, iz5. Umpire. Derby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Tho Eagies defeated Arcade. ls-S.
n Eighteenth n Van Buren, streets
SATURDAY afternoon. speskmsn drov.
out a ZONE ran. while Lewis cracked
cut a triple. The game wss especially
LSst, being played IL ,ess than an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
Totals .............. . 10 .
JOS. & SO
' SCORE BY INNI2Gs''

SCORE BY INNINGS.
JOS. Bancroft ............ q / o o o O II
New Castle A. \. ...... 2 3 9 X-D
summary: Earned runs, New Castle. 2.
Two-base bite. Miller. Three-hase hits, ].
Gallagher. Sacrifice hits. Proud. Hit by
pitched ball, Meditation, McCullion. Bases
On balls. or Gallagher, /; or Gray, /;
OF Calvin, 2. Struck out, by Gallagher. z;
by Gray. 3; by Calvin. /. DoublO plays.
Proud TO Miller to j. Gallagher. Umpire.
kee. Time. 40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
LAUREL SWAMPS NINE
FROM POCOMOKE CITY
Salisbury Adds Another by Do.
feating Cambridge; Girls
field Stops Parkslsy.
EASTERN SHORE LKAG Ux.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cristl~ld. 8; Parks,cy. q.
Salisbury. 3; Cambridge. 4.
Laurel, ~: pocomoke, =.
STANDING or THE CT

pocomoke, Nd. July ls!-I.aurcl
went on a batting spree here yesterday
afternoon. collecting 10 hits on Pitch
crs Gordy and Bussey. and defeated
the home team. 10 TO s. Nye. Marvil.
Hitchcock and Frock were the batting
stars. Tho score.
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AOlhts


CHN ONA NLoI NluNlHE Iun AS scored
SCORE BY INNINGS.
wilmington ........ o l ! 0 / ! I 0 Is
Stenton ........... 0 O4l100 0 II
Two-base hits-Boyle. Wood. Three
base hits-McNif. Elwood. 2; Magsig.
Schadel. Home runs-P0well. Fishback.
Struck out-By Nitchie, :; by PoweiI. ;.
Stolen bsses-Patterson, Gilbert, Fish
back. Boyle. Hamilton. Hit by pitched
oau-Rockford. Base on balls-Of
Powell. 3 of Nitchie, 5. Wild pitches
Nitchie. Passed balls-Fishback. Time
= hours. Umpires-Canahan and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
LEAGUE.

Cleveland. 3: Athletics. o.
Chicago. 3; New Y5rk. Z on ms,
Detroit. IS; Boston. 2
st. Louis wa shinston: rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 3: Philadelphia, 2.
Cincinnati. z; Boston. Z 10 fnsD
Pittsburg. 2; Brooklyn. Z.
New York. 3: St Louis ..
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Fpworth ........... % 0 0 ! 0 o.
Summary Earned uns-McCsbe. 2.
Epworth, j. Three base hits-NOwcll.
STRUCK out-By Crouch. 3 by Abrabams.
~. Left ON bases-Epworth, , McCabe.
Z. Stolen base-Boggs. Sacrifice hits
-Klund, Abrahams. Sacrifice nies-Mc-
Vcy. Base on balls-Or Crouch. 3.
Passed balls-pugh. Time OF game
1.i5s Umpire-Ross.
G. Peters was In rare form last eve
ming. holding Nj. Salem to five hits.
and Goodman romped home a victor,
2 to ]. Whiteman also hurled good
ball. The batting Of Vernon and Reed
featured. The score:
en- % A q rNaE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
lrrett Ready for yelling; New Eastern Shore Baseball
Home Run Contest

The American League put ~ on tho
National. 9 TO ., in tho number %
honc runs yesterday. BABE Ruth
jumped his total 70 Is. but sflll Is IA
fourth place, being surpassed by He'll
mann, with is. and Walker and VIII
Hams each with n. TT Cobb h'. one
ngntns. tho Red Soy, joe Wood
against tho Athletics and Hooper and
Mostil ngains. the Yenks. In tho
renior circuit Bohn. crufs, md Gibson
connected for tho circuit In the Gin
cinnati- Boston contest. The leaders:
National Lcague.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
NATIONAI
GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN JFAG

RfCAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago az New York. i
s.. Louis az Washington. z
Detroit At Boston.
NATION LEAGTF- !
Philadelphia at Chicago Z
Boston AT Cincinnati II
Brooklyn az Pittsburz. rssl,
New York at s. Louis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
EAST END TAKES ONE
FROM FIVE POINTS

The East End baseball team took a
game from Five Points on The grounds
Of the latter last night. The score:
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AMERICAN CAR
CAS- CoNJpANY

American Car ....-.-.. o O 4 o o o O--3
Gas Company .,....-- o 2 o ! o 2 o-5
Summary: Hits. of Shanner. 3; of
Grubb. /. Tvo-bsse hit. Hall. Three
base hit. Cole. Home runs. Grie-. Struck
out. Shanner. :; Grubb. 3. Doubts plays.
Green 20 Dale. Grfer to Savin. Sacrifice
hits. Green. ?: Smith. Johnson. Base on
balls. %Shanner. !; Grub. :. Umpire.
Ricketts,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

American Car dropped 10 the Gss
Company last evening 3 N : AZ Fourth
and Church. IN ono of the best games
OF tho Industrial League season. Both
Shanner and Gubb hurled alright
bali. tho former having a slight edge.
American Car scored It's three runs
in the third inning when Grisr met one
Of Shanner's fast ones for the cir
cult with first and third occupied.
The score:
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Totals ..... g II -
BRANDYWINE CHURCH.
Total,
o BY ISNlSGs''
Recreation
] HrannXMini

recreation ..-.-.......... 2 l l o l o 0@5
Brandywine ..... l O %
Summary: Two-base hits, Quill Struck
out, by Burns. q: by Duke. q. Base on
balls, Burns, 2: Dukes, 1. Wild pitches.
Burns. / Time Of game. lis. Umpire,
BroOmall,
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City League.

Defiance vs. Eastlake. Twsn-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
st. Hcdwix vs. E.dge Moor a:
Edge Moor.
krebs VS. Seventh Ward,
Fourteenth and Woodhwn.
Bankers and Brokers W.
Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18

Maynard Girls at Tallcy vile.
The Baynard girls will play the
Brandywtne girls baseball team at
T~alleyville. at $40 o'clock tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-18
TRACTION co.
III POINT


SCDKE By INNINGS.
Traction Co. o o 3 Go
du POnt ......... 3 4 o o o.
Summary TwO-bass hits. n. Demoss.
Worth. Struck out. Magav. !; Bur
bns. ,. Double plays. ". Demoss to
Lang. White 70 Nienstehl. Left on bases.
Holmes. 3 Worth. Hensci. 2: White. 2:
Niens,ahl. Hit by pitched ball. Hensei
Base on balls. Magaw, J.. Umpire. Hast
ings.
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me for the losers. The score:
EIRST M l.
Totals z 2
CT GTEpHEN'C
SCORE ny INNINGS

First NJ. p............, Q 0 0 0 2 2
st. Stephens. ........... o 8 0 81
Summary Hits-On Booth. 2 OF
H%attenfeld, Z off Sweeney. 6. Two-base
base hits -Steedle. Cross. liarehman,
Eirzel. Home runs Hartman. 2.
Struck out-by Booth, 4 by Hattenfeld.
; by Sweeney, ]. Double plays-Ober-
~ to Handy Steedle. Oberly and Han
by. Stolen b~ases-Shaw, 2. H~attenfield.
Booth, Oberly. 2. Sacrifice hits-Cross.
Sacrifice fics-Booth. Hit by pitched
ball-Cross, Stecdle. Base on hails-Off
Booth. 2 off H~attenfeld. 2: of Sweeney.
I. Number Of innings pitched-By
Booth. 6 by Hattenhcld. 4 by Sweeney.
?. Time Of gane-1.15. Umpire Brit
%tinghain.
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GAMES TOMORROW
AMERICAN

ST Louiz AZ PHILADELPHIA Ia
Chicago at Boston -
Detroit at New York 80
Cleveland at Washington ~
NATIONAL LEAGUE IA
g : 6: e: !: !: !: !: :. 5 &: s:: =. Il
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The McCabe team continued its ,

The MCCabe team continued It's win
ming streak last evening by taking a
game featured by the splendid pitch
ing OF Abrahams from Epworth, 5 to !.
Abrahams' work on tho pitching tee
was n OF the best exhibitions In the
Church League this season, as he held
the hard hitting Epworth team to four
hits. The score:
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CANfRRlDGE
, scholl hAttci for CLAYTON in sixth.
SCORE BY INNINGS

ANlkAs .s.ars.~a.... = : = IL )
4 schol bstt~d FOR Clayton in sixth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Cambridge .......... q q o o q q O o IL
salisbury ....... o o o q o / o Ia
summary Twu-base hits, Kunosh.
Flowers. Sacrifice hits. Warren. 2. Wolfe
Earned runs, salisbury. 3 Cambridge. /
Struck NJ by Adams. ;. by Clayton. I
in q innings; by Griggs. O Base on balls
OF Clayton. / OF Adams. ? of GrigEs. ?
Hits OF Adams, 4 OF Clayton. 8. OF
Grises. 2 Double plays, Adams 20 War
rem to Thompson. stolen base. Brown
Wild pitch, Grisgs. Left on bases. Sails
bury. 9; Cambridge. s. Time OF game
30. Cnpires. Cloak and Downes
CrisAeld. Md. July 1s-Parksley.
Eastern Shore League leaders. were
Eumiiated by the cellarites, Crisdeld.
on tho latters grounds yesterday
afternoon. 8 to o.. The feature OF the
game MAS the wonderful pitching OF
lance. who held rhe smuggling outfit
from Parkslsy 10 one hit. but IS men
facing him
A brilliant catch by Janoski and the
batting OF fiamman. Gibbons and ing
lavb, the later being a nephew Of Bot
lnElaub. the Old Boston third sscker.
featured. The score