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Evening star., 1927-08-08
STEVENS BOYS PLAYING
IN EASTERN SHO' LOOP

Two of the well known Stevens
brothers of this city are now showing
their wares in the Eastern Shore
League.
Myron 3. (Mike) Stevens. who last
June was graduated from the Uniyer-
sity Of Maryland after starring in
base ball, foot ball and basket ball, is
playing first base for Salisbury, and
Bobby Stevens, former Western High
diamond and gridiron crack, is with
Cambridge.
Mike will handle athletics at Suf-
folk. Va, High School this Fall, sue
ceeding Toady Riggs, another Mary
land graduate, who will become foot
ball mentor at st. Johns College, An
napotis.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
BIG ENTRY is SOUGHT
FOR DEER PARK TENNIS

A record entry list is expected for
the tennis tournament to be held
August 18, 19 and 90 at Deer Park
Md, according to word received from
w. s. Tower. secretary.
Fifty additional invitations have
been sent out to satisfy the desires
of tennis players in this section to COM
pete in the affair. One hundred and
fifty already had been mailed.
Invitations have not been sent to
any players who figured in the finals
of ma jor events in Maryland during
the past year, as an effort is being
made to confine the entry list to play
ers of less experience.
The committe hopes, by adopting
this policy to make the tournament
more interesting to the greater num-
bsr Of players. .-.u-..------...,.-..-
Evening star., 1927-08-08
RICHARD SURE ALL SEATS
FOR FIGHT WILL BE SOLD

Thursday, Rickard will have gone over
most of the arrangements for the
actual staging of the fight. He said
he would need at least $500 ushers,
that many more policemen and other
helpers-a total of about 10000 EN-
ployes.
Rickard said he wasn't worried over
any difficulties that might arise, and
declared he was certain the fight would
go on September % as planned. IL
anything should keep either Tunney or
Dempsey from appearing he will have
a good substitute, or if both should
be held back he will stage another
bout, Rickard said
The formalities of signing new con-
tracts between Tunney and Dempsey
and George Getz. Richards millionaire
Chicago ally has been set for not later
than August 16, Tex said, and he is
expecting both his fighters to be in
training here by that date. lie said
he would recommend the Lincoln
Fields race course as a site for Demp-
. sey. Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager,
Us expected shortly to choose a site for
Tunney.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, August S.---If Babe
Ruth is beaten by his walloping young
teammate, Lou Gehrig, in the 1927
race for home-run honors it will be
the first time in nine years that the
battering Bambino, in full health and
strength and during full season, has
bowed to any rival.
Ruth has been outslugged twice in
eight previous seasons of home-run
carnage, on both occasions by Rogers
Hornsby, but the Babe had a good
alibi each time.
In 1922, when Rnth. after his ban
ner year, yielded home-run laurels to
Hornsby, the Bambino spent the
early part of the season on the side
lines under suspension for defying
Commissioner Lands in making a
transforming tour of the country.
Starting late, Ruth made a gallant
'pffort to overtake Hornsby. but fell
seven homers short. their respective
totals being AZ and 35.
Again in 1926 Hornsby got the ad-
va ntage of an early start, while the
Ba be was out of action with his
famous stomachnche. The IRA jah"
led. the pummeling parade that sea-
som with 80 homers, while the invalid
Ruth, below his customary form even
when he did return to the lineup, col
lected only 25.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
LEADERS BETTER MARGINS
In CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

Aztecs, runnerup, in another section
A tilt and Atlantics and Robins are
now tied for last place in section 3
as the result of Atlantics routing the
Birds, 10 to /.
In the junior class, also pace-set-
ters, were victors. In section A, Auths
downed Senators. to .; Palace scored
a 6-1 win over Waverlys to gain sec
ond place, and Coco Colas trimmed
Kennedys. Q to A. Peerless kept it's
slate clean by triumphing over Mon
tellos, to 4. in section Il. Moose,
runner-up. swamped Lindberghs, Is to
4. Corinthians added to their section
c. lead, banking Central Reds, to O.,
and Winsalls nosed out Smithfields
in another tilt in this section.
Sam Rices now hold first place in
section A of the Midget class, follow
ing their 12-9 triumph over Corinth-
ians, in the lone game played in that
group. In section B, Aces, leaders,
downed Calhouns, II to s, and Eski-
mos, holding second place, ran away
with RommeiS, IA to ,.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
TWO GREAT GAMES
IN PETWORTH LOOP

T. T. Keanes and Tremonts, leaders
and runners-up, respectively, in the
Petworth Senior League, continued
their winning stride after overcoming
the stubbornest sort of opposition.
Keanes vanquished Kanawhas. l to
0, after 13 innings, and Tremonts
squeezed out a 5-to-4 triumph over
Yorkes.
Joseph Freschi, star pitcher, was the
hero in Keanes victory. After hurting
scoreless ball, allowing but five hits
and tanning Is, Freschi tripled in the
thirteenth and stole home to win his
own game. Harry Newman. Kanawha
finger, also performed brilliantly.
Tremonts, playing an uphill game.
scored three runs in the seventh to
conquer Yorkes.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
Reeves Sets A. L. Fielding Mark;
Johnson Named Loser to Tigers

runs that put the Tigers ahead. So
the official statistician of the Ameri
can League rules:
johnson gave McManus (Wingo)
the advantage of two balls before
Rraxton relieved Johnson. Because of
this handicap on the relieving pitcher
he is not to be charged with the
batter getting On base. but Johnson
is to be so charged. Presuming John
son had two strikes on McManus and
then Braxton let him walk or hit, II
might be allowable to charge Braxton
with the responsibility for the batter
getting on.
"Under the rule as interpreted the
loss of the game will be charged to
Johnson, who Is held responsible for
putting on two men who later scored
the tying and winning runs.
In the Thurston-Marberry case
Thurston put on tying and winning
runs before giving way to Marberry.
The first batter to face Marberry got
ON by forcing out one of the men
Thurston had left. The loss should
he charged to Thurston. it has been
ruled. as the "fact that Collins got
to first off Marberry by forcing out
Cochrane does not alter the situation,
for had no runner been left on by
Thurston for play to be made on as
fielder's choice Collins would nave
been retired at first base"
In the Harris case, the Nationai
manager was credited with stealing
home when he crossed the plate While
Sneaker was being run down for the
third out in an attempted double
theft. The official statistician states
that "the rule (rule S5, section 3, para
graph q is plain that in an attempted
double steal no steal shall be credited
the man who makes base while the
other party to the attempted double
steal is being put out"
Clayton Van Alstyne, pitcher re-
called by the Nationals from Birming-
ham and supposed to be motoring to
the Capital from the Alabama
metropolis, still was unaccounted for
this morning. Having heard that he
was not to be employed for some
time the hurler evidently is in no
hurry to get here.
iris Speaker hurt his left wrist
again during practice yesterday and
very likely will not return to the Ma
tional lineup until the series with the
Yankees starts Wednesday. The club
quite likely will have need of it's hit
ting star then.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
~ HICAGO, August R.-The task
of preparing for ~ $1,000. 900
ticket sale occupied Tex Rick
~ ard today as he fingered in
Chicago to go over the press
ing details of the Tunney Dempsey
fight.
The promoters first statement on
arriving yesterday from Nesv York
was that applications for tickets al
ready amounted to $1,000, 0007-more
than the entire receipts of the recent
Dempsey-Sharkey fight.
"I am willing to bet right now,
Rickard added. that there won't be
ticket left 10 days before the fight
Tex said he had ordered 10000 OF
the tickets, and was ready to begin
printing them with a plate especially
designed to prevent counterfeitinG.
The tickets will show 1ikenesses OF the
two fighters. He said that the scale
definitely had been set for $40, $50,
$25, $40, SIS, $40 and IS.
Before he dashes back to New York
tonight for the Delaney -UZcudun fight
Evening star., 1927-08-08
CONN0R Is WINNER
IN BICYCLE HONORS

Winning the mile and 1s-nile races
and placing second in the 5-mile and
third in the 10-mile event, r. ]. Con
nor yesterday won the District senior
bicycle championship for the fourth
time, and will represent this city in
the national championships in Louis
vile, KY, September 1o-11.
Edgar Bieber gained the Junior title,
capturing the quarter, half and 2 mile
contests and getting fourth in the
mile. He also will compete in the
Louisville events.
Summaries:
SENIOR RACES.
One-third mile--Won by Connor: second.
Reidy; third. Peter: fourth. Hieter.
One mile--Won by Connor. second. Retdy;
third. Peter: fourth. Barnes.
Five miles-Won by Peter: second. Con-
Ten mies--Won by Reidy: second. Peter
third. Connor: fourth. Barnes.
JUNIOR RACES.
One-fourth mile-Won by Bieber: second,
Horner: third. Cameron fourth. Peter.
One-half mile--Won by p cher: second.
Horner; third. Cameron fourf4 i'eter.
One mile---Won by Horner: second, Peter; :;
third. Bieber: fourth. Cameron.
Two miles-Won by Bieber: second. Hor-
ner: third, Cameron: fourth. Peter.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
CRIFFS CAN CLINCH SET
. BY BEATING TRIBE AGAIN
Victory Would Bring Mathematical Hold on Series
With Club That " on Easily in l926-Hadley
Hurls Harrsmen to l2-to-3 Win.

started pitching. Bluege singled and
after Reeves fouled out Hadley hit
TO left for a base. Jameson chucked
rottenly. trying to head off Bluege at
third. The error let Ossie score and
Hadley reach the far corner. Bump
bumped the counting block as Nc
Neely was erased.
There was action by both clubs in
the eighth to conclude the run-mak-
ing. Hadley hit Summa. who got
home when Burns doubled. For the
Nationals, Rice strolled as a starter
and was singled to third by Judge.
4 long fly to Eichrodt by Goslin en-
abled Rice to tally.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
1OO-POUND GIRL NOW
HANDLING BIG FIGHT

CHICAGO, August s R.-A fly
weight-and a girl, at that's the
real manager Of the heavyweight
championship fight between Gene
Tunney and Jack Dempsey during
the absence from Chicago of the real
promoter, Tex Rickard.
She is Naomi Lowensohn. 81 years
old, and weighing mere 100 pounds.
Miss Lowensohn is Richards private
secretary. Her duties involve the
sale of more than 10000 tickets.
Two years ago she never had seen
a boxing match. Today she said,
IT'S the most fascinating thing in
the world" y
Evening star., 1927-08-08
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
" HE Chicago Cubs were three
and one-half games ahead of
Pittsburgh today for leader
l. ship of the National League.
While the Pirates were idle,
the Cubs won another of their usual
victories over the Brooklyn Dodgers
yesterday. The Windy City team had
to struggle II innings to take the long
end of q 6-to-5 score.
Brooklyn has won only one game
from the Cubs this season, and Uncle
Wilbert Robinsons team is one of the
very best reasons why Chicago is out
in front.
1t was Chicago's eigth consecutive
victory and Charlie Roots twentieth
pitching triumph of the season. Hack
Wilson's single scored Adams with the
winning run.
Waite Holm's homer in the eighth,
with one man on base, enabled the St
Louis Cardinals to beat the Boston
Braves, to 4. Fournier also hit for
the circuit.
Two brilliant pitching performances
gave the Cincinnati Reds a double
header from Philadelphia. Jake May
famed II batters in the opener, and
won, 6 to /. Red Lucas let the Phil
lies down with six hits in the second
game for 2-to-1 victory. Sweetland,
the Phils' recruit pitcher, made bat
tie Of it.
The Yankees ripped the White Sox
for 4-to-3 victory at New York. Babe
Evening star., 1927-08-08
,ng Tables On Indians Who Waoped Them So Last Season
CUBS ADD TO THEIR LEAD
AT EXPENSE OF DODGERS

Ruth went hitless and Gehrig got only
a single in three attempts Erin Ward.
former Yankee, pounded out a home
run In the second. Meusel misjudged
the ball and it bounded into the left.
field stands.
Blankenship held New York to seven
hits. while the Chicagoans were tap
ping Shocker and Moore for IL, but a
bad fourth inning, in which the Yanks
scored all their runs, proved his un.
doing.
A summary of yesterdays games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ........ O0o1 II i
New York .... 900 0xI7
Blankenship and Berg; shocker. Moore and
Bengough.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston ..... OOo4ooOO OOoE 10
St. Louis ....... 0O11 10 o Ks IL
Genewich,, Robertson and Hogan: Haines
and OFarrel.
CINCINNATI ci'rfiRh'A -. 49,. 99020Y6SE61 % 3
Decatur. willouShby and Wilson: May and
Picinich.
Phiiadeiphla -. o0o1OooOo-f
Cincinnati ....,.. 900 1 300 x-2 & o
sweetland and Jonnard: Lucas and Suke-
forth.
Brooklyn 49,. -OoOO1O0O-51 o
Chicago -. 0104 800 o o Id il /
Pitt Elliott Mcweeny and Henline: Bush
Brillheart. Root and Hartnett.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
PLAY BEING CONTINUED
IN C0LORED NET EVENT

Mems and mixed doubles competition
was carded today in the coloqed
municipal tennis tournament following
the crowning of two champions yes
terday.
In the mems doubles Clarke and
Jones were to meet Carroll and Free
man, and T.. Johnson and Tyler Were'
to face Richardson and Harris. H.
Capers and l.. Byrd We're to battle V.
Downing and j. Williams in the mixed
doubles.
Laurence Byrd won mems singles
honors yesterday, scoring over Lee
Brown, his doubles partner, and Helen
Capers vanquished b. Parker to gain
the woman's singles crown.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
RlCKEY TO CONTINUE
BERTH WITH CARDS
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated fTess.
ST. LOUIS, > August S.-Branch
Hickey will continue as vice president
and business manager Of the st. Louis
Cardinals, world champions. under the
terms of a fve-year-contract, an
nounced here by President sam
Breadon.
Rickey's old contract expires with
this season.
"Rickey is largely responsible for
the great organization the Cardinals
have built up" Breadon said. There
is only one way to get ball players
now and that is to develop them IN
minor league farms.
"That was Rickey's idea and now
all the major league clubs are follow
ing our example or preparing to take
similar steps"
Hickey was field manager for the
Cardinals until May, 1925. when he
was replaced by Rogers Hornsby, now
of the New York Giants.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
THEvENOW MAY RETURN
TO CARD LINEUP SOON

ST. LOUIS. August tP).--A week
or 10 days may bring Tommy Theve-
now, Cardinal shortstop, back into
uniform again after an enforced alb
sence following double fracture and
dislocation of the ankle while sliding
to second base June 21.
DR.. Robert Hyland, the club sur
geon, said the ankle was healing
rapidly.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
YANKEE CRAFT NEAR
VICTORY IN ENGLAND

by IHt ASsOCldtbU FFtsS.
COWES, England, August S.-The
American speed boat, Little Spitfire.
owned by ]. IT. Rand of New York and
driven by Ralph Snoddy of Los An
geles, increased it's lead today in the
race for the Duke of York's Trophy %
the point where only complete break
down in tomorrow final round can
prevent an American victory.
Little Spitfire covered the 10 laps
of the Smile course on the river
test this morning in SO minutes 5
seconds for a total of eight points as
against 81 minutes 40 seconds with a
total of four points for the Newg,
owned by Miss NJ. B. Carstairs.
Miss Betty, another British boat,
finished third for total of two points,
while the Bella, also British, was
again unplaced.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
BUSH FINES CUYLER $50
FOR FAILURE TO SLIDE

PITTSBURGH. August R.-
Hazen Cuyler, Pirate outfielder, was
fined $50 for failing to slide into sec
ond base in the fourth inning of
saturdays game with New York,
Manager Bush said today.
Cuyler was retired at second on
Paul Waner's line drive to Terry at
first.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
RACERS GO TO HAWTHORNE

CHICAGO. August LP),--The turf
season at Lincoln Fields draws to a
close this week with the $4,000
Steger Handicap Saturday and racing
sportsmen are pointing their thor
oughbreds for the ersning of the sea.
son at Hawthorne next Monday.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
BLACK SOX WIN A PAIR,

Chevy Chase Bearcats dropped both
games of a. double header to Black
Sox yesterday. The scores were
to 2 and s. to 3. Bobby Stevens crash
ed for the circuit in the second game
with his brother Ray on base.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
days games.

days games.
Northeast t Motors increased it's lead
in the East section loop of the un-
limited ella SIS. splitting even in a
double bill with Hartfords. runners-up
Hartfords won the first game, Is to II,
but Motors came back to take the
nightcap, tao s. St. Joseph's downed
Fort Myer. 6 TO 3, in the East section
The victory put the Saints one game
behind the circuit t-leading Ballstons
and showed Fort Myer, which has yet
to win in five starts, farther in the
cellar.
Leaders added to their advantages
in the senior, class. Auths. setting
the pace in section A, won their fifth
in as many starts, banking Crescents,
Z to 0, and National Circles pointed
the way to Fseers, to 4. to
strengthen their hold on first place in
section b. Falls Church defeated
Evening star., 1927-08-08
WAIVER is SETTING PACE
FOR BIG EIGHT PLAYERS

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August S.-Paul
Waner Of the Pirates has shaded Lou
Gehrig of the Yankees by a lone per-
centage point to assume the batting
leadership of the big eight" Of the
majors.
The Pittsburgh star also led in hits,
with 165.
The standing.
Evening star., 1927-08-08
Pretty Soft
GIENEIANn

"Batted for Hudlin in seventh
+Batted for Grant in ninth.
cleveland ....... o q o o O. 9
Washington ..... o 1 3 o = 3 2 x-I2
Two-base hits-Rice, Burns. stolen bases
-McNeeIy. Goslin. Sacrifices-Hudiin, Cos
lin. Double piay--Reeves. to Judge. Left
on bases-CleVe!anf. 6: WASHINGTON, X.
First base on bals-0f Hudin. g: off Grant.
.; OF Hadiev. .. StrHck out--By Hadley.
J. Hts-0T Hudiin. II in q innings: off
Grant. 4 in 2 innings Hit by pitched ball
BY Hadiey (Summal Losing pitcher
Uudlin. Tmnirrs-NessrN. Ormsby and
Owen. Time of game-I hour and AZ min
utas
Evening star., 1927-08-08
PITCHERS.
RECORD FOR PAST WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fFeSs.
The past weeks major league rec
ord of games won and lost, runs, hits,
errors, opponents runs and home
| runs. including games of Saturday,
follows:
Evening star., 1927-08-08
If CEHRIC UPSETS RUTH
1T WILL BE NEW TO BABE

The only other years, outside of the
current campaign, when Ruth's SUI
premacy has been checked was in 1928.
when the Yankee clouter was tied with
Cy Williams of the Phillies at Al
homers apiece.
Here is a comparison Of Ruth's
totals with those of his main rivals
since 1919:
Evening star., 1927-08-08
Hadley Battles Tribe.

Indians stepped TO the plate So times
during the engagement. only IL of them
got on the runway and two of them
We're erased shortly after denting first
base. So effective was Hadley that but
IL times We're his pitches driven be-
yond the infield. One of the hits
CLEANED off him was a smash that Bob
Reeves at shortstop managed to knock
down but could not handle in time to
attempt a retiring throw.
Pitted against Hadley at the outset
was Willis Hudlin, young highlander
who has been the sensation of the
Indian mound corps this season. After
his first inning. Hudlin was well bump
ed. Hits to the extent of IL were cluS-
tered in four rounds against him in ad-
dition to a brace of passes, and at the
conclusion of the sixth session he re-
tired a soundly licked pitcher. George
Grant, who toiled for the Tribe for
two frames, yielded four hits and two
passes. To make scoring easier for
the Nationals, the Indians kicked in
with four errors, two of them made
by third baseman Rube Lutzke. Every
member of the local lineup, except
Benny sTate, who assumed Muddy
Ruels place at bat in the eighth inn
ing, chashed into the hit column. Sam
Rice, Joe Judge, Goose Goslin, Ruel,
Ossie Bluege and Hadiey each Socked
two safeties. those by Rice and Judge
driving across six runs. AS it turned
out. the Nationals settled the issue
early, punching three safeties with a
Tribe misplay for trio of tallieS in
the third frame that raised their total
to four.
Evening star., 1927-08-08

ss1n%s6: st r'F$s Pagi SqqSs5S55SSSSSIS{Hff :
McQuaid. Pellit Kirsch and Gaston
Steiner Meeker. NJ. Biemiller and Bird.
st. paul. ........ 1O21o01-s1 /
Columbus ....... O2O101 lx--7 IL l
Kirsch and CASTOR: Lyons and Ferrell
First game
indisnab@lis M,diin2nReel, ....' " 99Y9d99o05-59 3 3 3
Willis and Young: Burwell and Snyder.
Second game -
Milwaukee ...... - q q II IL :
indianapolis. ..... 10000 0-1 4 .
Jonnard and McMenemy; Leverett and
Florence.
First game -
Minneapolis. 20 q q y q q O-O
Toledo .... 10022 x-7 IL o
Benton. Hubbell. Malone and Krueger;
Ryan and O'Neil.
Second game -
Toledo ......... 100000 Ox-3 10 0
Wilson. Malone and Gowdy; Milstead and
Heving.
(Only games played,)
Evening star., 1927-08-08

Gehrig. the "boy buster" with a
total of 81. has hit as many home
runs so far this season as he did
in his two previous campaigns with
the Yankees put together. Colum-
bia Lou bagged q in his first full
season, 1925, and 16 last year.
Whether or not he beats out Ruth
in the home run derby Gehrig is
certain to take his place among the
select few who have poled out more
than forty homers in one season.
Ruth has done it five time, Hornsby
once and Cy Williams once.
Evening star., 1927-08-08

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Montgomery, 7: Pensacola. 3.
Waycross. 8; Jacksonville. 8.
(Only games scheduled.l
Evening star., 1927-08-08
BY JOHN Il. KELLER.

.s.A MOTHER victory over Tue III. III
n dams and the Nationals Will
~ have mathematicaly ciinched
an annual series with a second
Climb in the American League
.cap,naien. Winning yesterday, IL 10
2 the Harris clan made It's record toF
the season in encounters with 'he
Trihe read II victories and defeats
with games to play. SO Jack NC
Callister's club is on the verge or loin-
ing the Red SoX in the class that mas
heen especially easy for the Nationals
in this 1927 race. And only last year
the Tribe took 16 of % games played
with the Nationals.
Walter johnson and Hollis ThurS-
ton very likely will be assigned to
the slab by Manager Harris for the
fiIts today and tomorrow that VIII
wind ND the series with the Indians
Johnson was expected to start the
hurting for the home crowd this aft
ernoon. In fact. Should these pitch
ers perform as well as did Irving Had
lev in the Sunday clash, the Nationals
chances to add two more games to
their win column would be particu'
larry bright.
Hadley held the Indians 10 seven
safeties and two passes and hit bat
ter Yesterday. One of the passes
meant nothing to the Tribe. The
other followed by a hit became a run.
A hit that came after Il TribeSman
had been pinked on the arm resulted
In a tally. The only time they clus-
tered swats also meant n run for the
Indians. three hits in a row turning
the trick.
Evening star., 1927-08-08

that are blazing the way
In the various classes in the
Capital City League added to
l. their advantages in yester-
Evening star., 1927-08-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco FL Mission, 20.
Oakland. AZ: Los Angeles. 81.
Hollywood. 3-5: Portland. B.
Seattle. 6-5: Sacramento. Cd. First game
allied in ninth inning. time hmit.l
Evening star., 1927-08-08
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo TO- o 90 20 80 IA 4
Reading .,..... OF OIL 2 OF o 0---5 3
Leverenz. Hollingsworth and Devine; Wat
son, Slappey, Carts and DAVIS.
First game
Syracuse. s ;..'... 05ddddd6013399Ess I
Barnes and Morrow; Parks. Williams,
Jackson and Cobb.
Syracuse. 49,. OOO0000OO O2-21 10 2
Jersey City. OOOOOOOo 100000 /
Hard and Morrow; Grody and DAILY.
Toronto ....... O3O411 10O0-91S 4
Baltimore. 49,. 100000 20 3-6 2
Doyle and Hargrave Cantrell. Vincent
Herndon and Lake. Freitag.
Second game
Toronto. 20 90 Q % g Q
Baltimore. ......... 600 O 0--1 2
fSeven innings. by agreement.D
S0rrel and Hargrave; Ogden and Freitag
First game
Rochester. ....... OOn00O-1 5 /
Newark ..... Olo12xA 8 o
Mills and Head; Zubris and Skff.
Second game
FOcDeSter, 5 v Y u l--4 L
Newark .......... $4,000 x-5 l
Horne. Cousins. Kemp and McAvoy:
Mamalx and Manion.