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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-27
Dixfeld Shut Out
by LivermOre Falls
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Livermore Falls. July 26.-Livermorc
Falls with Gil Whitehouse in the box
shut out Dixfield today in Tri-County
League game. Dixfield had Picrotte,
former Boston Braves pitcher. in the
box. The game was filled with sensa-
tional plays on both sides. MasciadIa
robbed Witherll of a three-base drive
in the third inning with two on bases
and two out, and Emmon of hit in the
fourth, with beautiful running catches
Talbot made a fine running catch in
the seventh off Emmons Asa Small
again demonstrated his ability to play
center field with wonderful running
catches off Baker and Whitehouse. Full
Ter and. Smith contributed fine infield
plays Livermore won the game in the
fourth inning by the clean and timely
hitting of Lanpher, Talbot. MCGOWAN,
BAKER and Masciadri. Whitehouse was
never in trouble after the first inning.
only one Dixfeld man reaching third
base. The score:
I,iv. Falls 30 O O 1 8 q o 0 0-4-10-l
Dixfield 30 0 q 0 0 0 0 0 o. SO
Whitehouse and Lanpher; Pierotte
and EmmonS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-27
Sparks and FOgg
to Perform at Races
Saturday at Lewiston

(Specia! to Kennebec JournaD
Lewison, July 26-Many of the
fastest horses of Central Maine are
entered for Col. Morrill's racing card
which will be run off at the Lewiston
state Fair Grounds Track this COM
ing Saturday afternoon. Beside the
many racing classes which will par
ticipate there will be an additional
attraction of thrilling stunts by Dare
DeviT' Sparks on the wings OF an
airplane operated by his partner
Merle l.. Fogg of West Enfield. Me.
who have recently been operating for
the benefit of the residents of Au-
gusta. The entries for the races will
be found in the Kennehec Journal of
last Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-27
Waterville's Game
for Saturday Will
Be a Hum-Dinger

Waterville, July 26.-One OF the
fastest ball games Of the Central
Maine Baseball League is slated for
condensation at North Nassalboro
next Saturday when the North Vas
salboro outfit will oppose the Hol-
lingsworth and Whitney nine of this
city.
The Hollingsworth and Whitney
team has not lost game in eight
starts and have now collected one
of the fastest mines in this section
of the State. The latest acquisi-
ton of the millers is rip" McPhee,
former Coburn Classical Institute
star, who has lately been pastiming
with mines in New Brunswick.
While at Coburn, McPhee gained
the distinction of being one of the
best preparatory school moundsmen
in the Pine Tree section. He has
Just returned from st. Stephen
where he has been pitching winning
ball.
1t Is also reported that Vassalboro
will be strengthened in the box for
Saturdays game. Intense rivalry pre-
walls between the two clubs and
their respective hackers, and the
game should be one of the most
hotly contested of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-27
JOHNNY QU|Rk
TAKES FEATURE
AT COLUMBUS

Columbus. Ohio, idly 26-(By A.
lP)-The favorite Johnny Quirk today
4 won the. Elks' Home $4,000 stake for
2.04 PAGERS. feature event of todays
grand circuit program. 1t was not,
however, straight heat victory, for
after winning the first two heats he
was nosed out in the final mile by
| Robert Direct, which forced Johnny
! Quirk to pace the last half of the sec
Ond mile in one minute and a quar-
ter Of second to win.
| st. Roberts, first choice in the first
! division of the 2.15 trot won the first
and third heats, but a bad break put
him out of the running in the second
/ heat which was won by Lady Bonds
| man.
| The dope was upset in the EOS trot
which was won in straight heats by
| Walter Stirling, making a new mark
of 2.06 "a in the final mile. Jay Lee
| first choice in this event, was the
place horse in the first and third
| heats but finished second in the mid
die mile.
| Favorites were deth-nned in both
the last two races. Jessie Riggs,
second choice, was a straight heat
winner in the 2.07 pace, in which
Julia NJ, Direct. the favorite, could
/
last two heats.
| The second division of the 2.15 trot
furnished a series of surprises. Gen.
eral r., long shot, won the first
heat and Gold King. an even longer
shot, won the next two heats, while
| Maryanne the favorite, finished no
| better than sixth in any event.
| 2.15 TROT, FIRST DIVISION,
| THREE HEATS, PURSE $1,000
st. Roberts. h. by Lord Rob-
l. erts (Nillis) .........1 9 1
Lady Bondsman. b h (McMahon) 4 1 2
Woodrow L., blk g (kelly) -. 2 3 8
Ammunition. br h (McDonald) 6 2 5
Eleanor Worthy. George Watts.
, Zaquilla, Gordon Peter, Count Bugle
and Peter Henley also started.
THE ELKS' HOME 2O4 PACE, 8
HEATS, PURSE $4,000
Johnny Quirk. CHI e, by Hedge
wood Boy (Egan ...... II 2
Robert Direct, oh & Ray). 80. 8 2 1
| Lucy L., blk m (Morrison) 80. . 5 3
Peter Etawah, b g Murphy).. 8 6 4
Parker Boy, Roger c.. Laura
, Forbes, Frisco June. Miss Marie, Son
Flash and Ess ii. Pointer also start
Time-e.o4 IA: 2.O41-4: 2.o4.
EOS TROT, THREE HEATS, PURSE
$1,000
, Walter Stirling. 6, by Peter
Nolo (StokeS) .............. l ! l
! jay Lee, blk h (DodGe). ... 5 2
Louise de Lopez, CHI m (Arm-
strone) .............-. 5 2 3
| Jean Axworthy, br m (McDon-
/ ald) ..............
/ Margaret Chenault and Miriam
Guy also started.
Time-2.09 IL: 2.07 1-2: 2.O6 ga.
/ 2.07 PACE, 3 HEATS, PURSE $1,000
! Jessie Riggs, b m, by Argot Hal
McMahon ................ l l
Julia NJ. Direct br m (Childs).. 2 .
! Peter Hall. blk h Palin) ...... 4 4
| Barney's Tramp, 70 g (Morri-
George volo and Red Lancelot also
! started.
Time-2.0s 1-2: o.O6 IA; 2.07 IA.
2.15 TROT (SECOND. DIVISION) 8
HEATS, PURSE $1,000
| Gold King. 3 g., by Gold Bin
| gen (Childs) ............... 6 1 I
| General T.. b g., Rogers) -. l 6 3
| Alisal. b M, Rutherford) -. 2 2 2
Colorado Mack, blk h., Uit-
Bin Cochato. Peter S. Barringo
! and Marianne also started.
Time-2.09 IA. 2.07 IL, 2.0S.
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RED SOX SPLIT
D0UbLE SHOW
with SENATORS

n..ton. July 2e.-Boston defeated
x..h,nrton Z to 6 in the first game Of
.s,uble header here today but the Wis
,,nr, took the second easily Is to 3.
-, nroyed to be the winning run in
-. Arst game came in the eighth on a
Walk to rlasstead. a bunt by Burns
"a Reichle's double to right field.
.s...v and Murray were ineffective in
~! IT,. ..cond game. Walter johnson was
,a.,ns nitcher In the first game but in
.s. "scond evencd his days score. The
score:
FIRST game:
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HOMER Winston
PIRATES IN 18th
over Braves, 81

Pittsburgh, July 26-The Pirates
won their first extra inning game of
the season today when Traynor hit
home run in the twelfth inning
after two were out, giving Pitts
burgh the edge over Boston by a
score of s, to Z.
After the locals had tied the score
in the ninth the Braves pushed a
runner across in the 10th on a double
by McInnis and Ford's single hut the
Pirates again evened the account in
their half on hits by Bigbee, Mar
awhile and Grimm. Traynor got his
homer when Felix tried to make a
shoe string catch Of his low liner
but the ball passed linn and rolled
to the fence. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-27
Reds Take Easy
One from Robins

Cincinnati, July 26-Ruether was
hit freely and Cincinnati easily won
the second game Of the series with
Brooklyn to 2. Donohue did not al
low n man to reach first base after
the fifth inning. Pinnelli returned 10
third base for the Reds after an ap-
sence of exactly one month due to in
iuries. Score:
BROOKLYN ..O0101 90 0 o. II
Cincinnati 0 3 0 0 4 1 T X-9-14-l
Ruether and Deberry; Donohue' and
IIarcraye.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.

with a left but he hooked a short
left to the head and jabbed with il
three times. Dundee, who was less
affected now. went grimly to his
work, retreating now and hammer
ing again. He landed both hands to
the jaw in a clinch. Dundee was
falling against the ropes and bounc-
ing out when Criqui stood by with
CLASSY eyes. All he could do was
wave his hands at his scootipg OPP
ponent. Criqui missed a wide upper
cut afer Dundee was short with
lefts. Dundee had slowed down and
| they were sparring quickly when the
bell rang.
Round Twelve--Criqui tried to smile
with his shattered jaw. Criqui still
was landing but Dundee was getting in
the blows. hefty lefts. Dundee rocked
the champion with two-fisted attack
that seemed would batter down a post
but Criqui webbing on his feet stood
his ground. CriQui weathered that
storm and lowered his head for another
advance. The action slowed for a min
ute. Then Dundee played both hands
hitting Criqui in every vulnerable spot
but the Frenchman smiled derisively
and tried to put over an uppercut. The
crowd was on it's feet in a tempestuous
roar as Criqui gave another derisive
smile going to his corner at the bell.
Round Thirteen-They clinched
Dundee began his attack earnestly but
Criqui fought back and Dundee
clnched. Criqui backed Dundee into a
neutral corner but had difficulty keep
ing his blows high. Dundee staggered
him with right cross, but Criqui ad-
vanced again. heaving great sigh
The Frenchman ducked wide left and
was wild with two more. Dundee
planted his feet and ploushed with his
left. but he kept waiting and Criqui
was leading another advance when the
gong ended the round.
Round 14-They SPARED for a full
minute. They fought at long range
and danced about before Dundee whip
ped over two lcfts that forced a clinch
Criqui caught Dundee flush as he
bounded from the ropes but CriQui
could not break an egg now. He Gid
not refrain from tho attack, however
and was mixing with his adversary
when the hell ended the slowest round
of the fight.
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Cubs Overhaul and
Trim Giants, II to 10

Chicago. July 26.-Chicago came
from behind today and by staging a
ninth inning rally defeated New
York, II to 10, in the first game of
the series. 1t was the first game OF
the season which Bill Ryan lost,
and he pitched only two balls. The
game was one of the widest played
here in some time. thirty-two men
participating. Score:
New York 3 2 0 0 . 0 2 0-10-13-1
Chicago ITO 0 . . o l 4-11-15-O
Scott, Watson, McQuillan, Barnes
RYAN and Snyder. Gowdy. kaufmann'
Cheevcs, Dumovich, Russell and o.
Farrell
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The Preiims

Polo Grounds. July 26.-Charley
Glazer of Chicago was awarded the
judges verdict over Davy Jones of
New York in a four-round bout, first
preliminary to the Dundee Criqui
match. tonight. Glazer fioored Jones
in the first round for count of
nine, but they fought on close to
even terms after that. GlaZer
weighed 124 and Jones 126 IL.
Tony Vacarelli. of New York, out
punched Harry Zerbey, of Jersey
! City. n. j.. in the second prelim-
mary, obtaining the judges verdict
after six rounds of brisk battling.
Vacareli weighed 1oG and Zerbey
121 IA.
Mixer Mitchell. of Syracuse n. Y.
was awarded the judges decision
over Leon Poutet, French sparring
partner of Criqui, in the third pre-
liminary of six rounds.
Danny Edwards of California, ne
gro bantah1weight, received the
judges decision over Micky belmont
of Newark in the semi-final contest,
cut to three rounds to permit the fl
nal contest to go on at scheduled
time Edwards weighed III II and
belmont 121.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-27
Test New Seats
for Racing Shells

Boston, July ga racing shell
equipped with rocking seats, the in
vention Of DR.. J. f. Goldthwaite, the
purpose of which is to permit the
oarsman to keep his back straight
while he is pulling through on his
stroke, was tested in a race yester-
day on the Charles river between two
four cared crews. Rowing men
watched the demonstration but were
reticcnt about giving an opinion.
The rocker seat was devised to
eliminate the break in an oarsman's
body at the stomach while he is pull
ing through. With the rocker seat the
actual tug on the oar is much like
lifting a burden from the ground. 1t
was said that the new device would
n least be practical in teaching in
the early training season.
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CIV Cracks Two
.Homers and Phils
Win Over Cards, 5-4

st. Louis, July Ely W1TIlams
home run in the eighth inning also
scoring Mitchell. who had doubled
gave Philadelphia the victory over st;
Louis today, to 4. 1t was Williams
second homer of the game and his
oath of the season. Rogers Horns
bv's safety in the first inning was his
Tooth of the season. Score:
phila. 20 0 1 l 0 2 0-5-l0-l
fto3zbe adhelphi etaoin shrdlu cmtm
st. Louis 20 0 o 0 2 0 l O-4- 81
| Mitchell and Henline; Toney, P1e1-
fer and AinSmith.
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Yanks Get Hits
When Needed and
Win Over Macks, 4-3

Philadelphia, July 26-Ability 70 MT
in the pinches gave New York Its
third straight victory over Philadel-
phia today 4 to 3.
The home team led until the fifth
due to home run by Miller with one
base in the second. Ruth left the
game after the first inning due to a
stiff neck that has troubled him late
~. Score:
New York o1oo 21 0 0 0-4-120
Phila. .....0 2 0 0 0 o 0 l % 80
Jones and Schang; Harris, Rommel
and Perkins.
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Heroic Cqu Battered Feather Pedestal Johnny Dundee
|PHILA. GIANTS GET
II TO s WHIPPING !.
FROM STAR TAxIS
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Especial to Kennebec Journa)
Lewiston, Me-, July 2e.-The Star
Taxis evened the score against the
Philadelphia Giants here tonight by
walloping the colored marvels II TO g
in a game featured by heavy and time
ly hitting. The Giants won the first
game with the Taxis several weeks
ago nv IL tn score Ri
The local sluggers batted >Baptiste
off the mound in the eighth when
four-run rally put the local club well
in front. Three runs in the seventh
had paved the way for the negro star's
downfall and had brought the Taxis
from the rear to one run In front. ..'i
Repicha, former University of Maine
pitcher, made his first appearance in
the box for the locals and twirled a
great game. He had one inning when
the dark lads got five runs on five hits,
but was nearly invincible in the re-
naming stanzas. He famed nine.
Hedge Carlson, New York University
man. has also Joined the Taxi staff.
The score:
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B. u. S. s. TUMBLES
TO OLDTOWN, 81
Especial to Kennebec Journ;

''Pcc19I 10 NV1TI1VUec 'VurHd1I =
Oldtown, Me-, July 26.-Oldtown won
from Boston University Summer
School 5 to 1. Duggan of Brown, for
the locals, had the better of William
sen of Boston University, who was wild
at times. The summary: -
Gldtown 100 0 / 3 q q 0--5-5-1
b. L. S. s. 30 o 0 1 90 o 0 0-1-3-4
Duggan and Stoyer; Williamson and
Jones
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Millinocket Jumps on
East with Both Feet
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Especial TO Kcnnebec J0urnaD
East NIillinockct Me-, July &c
Millinockct landed hard on both Carr
and Zagelli and beat East Millinock-
ct 13 to l in the town series today
Finn was effective for Millinocket
French of Millnocket made the
record long home run hit of the sea-
son. The summary:
Millinockct
O6101 0 0 S 0-13 II
East Millinockct
10000 900 o. I Al
Batteries-F'linn and SukcfOrth
Carr; Zagclli and Cunningham.
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CALAIS LANDS ON
MIDTOWN FL

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Calais, Me, July 26.-In the fast
est game of the season in the St
Cfoix League. Calais beat Midtown,
~ B.. 2 to 1. Alexander, late OF
me Florida League and Oldtown,
Ieid Midtown to three hits. Exc
Johnson. old Bates player, brought
III me winning run. The summary
by innings:
E sssis 20 II OO1 Ox-2-4--33
ss, 10000 90 0 O-1-tO
Observation-Disclosures and Cohen,
davidson and Lebun.
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Totals ..........o0 Z - l.
sHatted for Ferguson in 4th.
..D.+..d far Murray in 9Th


washington .....0 0 0 0 l l 0 0-6
no.ton ..0 l 0 0 4 l x-1
Two-base hits-Rice. Peckinpaugh.
Mcmillan, Burns. Reichle, Leibold
Three-base hit-Evans. Home run
CHARITY. Stolen base-Burns. Sacri-
sces-Ferguson, Devormer. Burns. Ev-
ans, Double play-Shanks to Fewster
10 Burns. Left on base-Washineton
I. Boston 10. Base en- balls-Of Zach
.rv /. Murray !, Johnson 8. Struck out
-Bv Ferguson ., Murray /, Johnson !.
EHjts-Of Ferguson in innings; off
Murray l in innings; off Zachary IL
IN 6 innings: off Johnson 2 in 2; OH
Fullerton 9 in 3. Hit by pitcher-By
Johnson, Mcmillan. Winning pitcher
Fullerton. Losing pitcher-Johnson.
'J,mpires. Holmes. Evans and Hide
brand. Time. LA.
Second Game:
? IVA cJJJNrTnN
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PC. F. BESTS THE
iEASTERNS Is TO 10,

South Brewer, Ne, July 26.-Cuddy
Murphy's Penobscot Chemical Fiber
team of Oldtown beat Freddy Parents
casters IS to 10 here today. The East
crns batted hard but had an off day in
fielding. The summary:
Z. C. i. 30 0 3 0 0 3 0 5 0-13-11-2
Easterns 20 ? 2 0 1 l o 0--10-15-7
Downey, Murphy and Starr; Mullow
ney, Kelly and Warner Feeley.
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z-batted for Murray IN Ut; =.
washington 40 o1o2 , on1 >
p mssnr's WIN OOOO1 100 % 2-3
Two base hits Rice ?, GharrlI!'
Rue, Johnson, Flagstead, Burns,
Menosky, Mcmillan. Three base me-
Menosky. Sacrifices Bush =. Douo.e
plays Fewster to Mcmillan TO burns,
feft on bases Washington 8; BOSTON
I, Struck out by Johnson S; Pierct
:. Hits off Piercy in J.: none gu.
in End; Murray 10 in 8. HI WY; nS
pitcher by Percy Is. Harris); WHO
pitch Murray. Losing pitcher tlercS'
Umpires Evans, Holmes, Hiideoranu'
Time 1885.
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PITTSBURGH

Totals .......... 81 TO oV
x-batted for Cooper in 6th.
xx-batted for Kunz In Sth.
ram for Ems in Sth.
zz-battcd for SCHNEIDER In 9th: y
Boston o 2 OOO2 o 2 l O.
Pitts. 900 1904 Is
Two base hits r. Smlth. E L;ts
Maranville. Boeckel, Barnhart: Home
run Traynor. Stolen base Boecke,:
rawlings. Maranville and Grimm;
Maranville and Grimm. Lev . W,
base Bosom 6: Pittsburgh Z. Base on
halls halls off Cooper .; Kunz l. Struck
ont by o' Marquard 8; Kunz /; Hami i.
ton !. Hits off Marquard IN Z 2-s:
off off Barnes in 4; Cooper 9 IL in o. .:
Kunz . in .: Steineder 1 a IN ha q,
Hamilton > in 3. Winning nltcner
Ii i:,,,,ii Losing pitcher Barnes
I'mpires Pfirman and Finneran'
Time c:36.
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Answered by
PHIL GAUDIN

captain of British International golf
team; member of that team for eight
consecutive years. Winner Of nuiner-
ous foreign tournaments, including
Manchester Guardian trophy.
200 yards average drive should sat
isfy an average golfer. When he tries
for greater distance he is liable to get
in bad habit of hitting too soon. with
the result that he breaks up his swing
and direction. These faults tend TO
impair his work with other clubs. too.
l would advise golfers to seek length
of drive only so far as it is accompa-
MED by direction. To strive for dis
lance only is too. dangerous.
Copyright, 1923. Associated Editors3
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City s; Reading s.
nnaitlmore 8; Newark II.
nochester s; Toronto 3.
PnSnHalo 8; Syracuse (first game);
1hdio D; Syracuse s (second game.)
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Hamilton Races Postponed

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Houlton. Me. July 26.-Races
scheduled for today postponed to
Friday. Rain and soft track.
II Del Bissonettes arm is right he
NAV get a chance to see action with
cleveland next week for the Cleve-
and Indians will be without the SER
vices of Sherry Smith, veteran south
paw, for several days. He was sum
noncd to his home in Georgia from
st. Louis yesterday by the death
If his sister. Smiths departure
caves the Indians with only two
cteran pitchers, Coveleskie and
Jhlc, Morton having remained at
'levcland when the tcam left sun
Gay because of a minor operation.
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LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston z; Washington (first
game).
Washington IS; Boston 8 (second
game).
New York a; Philadelphia g..
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Sanfords Win Over
Bar HarhOf. 6 to 4
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Bar IIarbor, July 26-"Peanut"
Hamilton, Bates pitcher, held Bar
Harbor to three hits up to the 9th
and won his game. for Goodall Tex
tiles of Sanford, 6 TO A. here this
afternoon. Little Of Manchester, n.
H., pitched good ball for the locals.
Sanford scored all its runs in the
9th. punching hits~with errors by
Bar Harbor. The score:
Sanford 000 % 6 0 0 0-6-S-2
Bar Harbor 90 ! 0 90 0 3-4-5-3
Hamilton and Hayden; Little and
Prescott
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HIS and eaFncU TUhS-OIL IdplIStFit
and 3: off Mcdowell and 2: off
Repicha IL and 9. Two-base hits
Wilson. Matthews, Gaudette. Three5
base hits-Lockhardt Baptiste. Mas
terman. stolen bases-Iockhardt "
Brown, Gillespie. Wilson. Savage. Left
on bascs-Giants s. Taxis 10. First base
on balIs-Off Baptfste 6. off Mcdowell
/, off Repicha /. First base on errors
-Taxis /. Passed ball-Dallard. Dous
BILE play-Sauvage to Gaudette to Bis.
sonette. Sacrifice hits-Matthew&
Gaudette, Masterman. Hit by pitches
BY Baptiste, Savage; by Repicha,
Prown. Struck oue-By Baptiste 2. by
Mcdowell 3, by Repicha 9. Umpires
Speakman and Breen. Time, Oh. I.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburs 8: Boston 7 az inninss).
Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn e..
Chicago II; New York 10.
Philadelphia S; St. Louis a.
TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany /; New Haven 5.
Bridgeport 8; Waterbury 2.
Springfield 6; Wolcestre ia inn
ings.
Pittsfield IL: Hartford 2.
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and Marianne also started.
Time-2.09 IA. 2.07 IL, EOS.