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THE SUN, V -.ins Y, JUNIS 28, 1910.
Ganfe ffea Dodgers I to 0 Through Greatness of Tesreau, Earning Even Break in Series Yankees Win Again
I
TBKKAU NIPS DELL
IN MOUND DUEL AND,
SHUTS OUT DODGERS
- - j
"Wlicaf. Only Mini Who (iris
to Third. Is Left When
Double St nil Foils.
Bt'H. VS.
GAMK.
I'lirST It A TTKIl OK
SCOHKS ONLY lil'N
Jeff Tr.ieatl was the big hear of other
year yesterday. The mall mountain of
the Ozatks had the I lodgers grovelling
befoie him through nine barren Innings
nt lChhrts Field. Whieier Dell made the
Giants' efforts Just ns futile In eight of
the nine round-", hut In thut other one
they did the only execution of the day.
Jut cnoiiRh to prevent an extra ImilnK !
tame nnd make the wore I to n.
It was a real p'tchcts' hattle. the kind
In which the slightest break on defence
would swing the balance In faor of
the opposition. Hell lackid a little of
Tesreau's effectiveness, but cleer han
dling of the mine dllllcult tleldlng chanefs
offered to the Dodgers made the battle
a Mandnrr with the exception of the
brief Incision of the New Yorkers. That
came right at the Mart. Te run wns
made In Jigtlnie. before Pell had got the
range. The lest of the way he got the
ame result as Tesreau, handing out
nothing but mw Inning after Inning.
ficorge Hums, whose position as lead
off man In Mciiraw's batting order Is
due hugely lo the keenness of his eye
in judging balls and strikes, proved him-
If Justly entitled to thai
I
by doing romcthlng lor the cause every
time he faced Pell. In four trips to
the plale he walked twice, laid down a
McrllU e and hamuli red out a clean
single. The single, sacrifice and one of
the bases on balls counted for naught
ns It turned nut, but the first free trip
procd one of the most Imvortant Inci
dents of the game. It led to the only
run Moud.
( lenii minute fur KniifT.
Aflei Kuril", .is the tlrst batter of the
rtay, had walled for a pass while Pell
wan Mrivuig vainly to locate the plate,
Henhy Kaull came up amid the usual
hoots with which HiooMynites greet him.
tieimy didn't like the Jeers, but he got
large chunks of satisfaction out of the
hooters' dismay when he pounded a clean
slncle to centre upon which Hums rode ;
to third base. Pavy Itobert"m raised
ii tly of fair length to Jimmy John-don
In cent I e Held, on which Hum. tiotud
home unmolested.
The ll-.tJ-.v ;: va made to recent! Iac
to keep Kaufi' from advancing. If John-1
ton hid known then what he knows ir'
that this run was going to win tlu
game he would have pl.iw.I a l.'Jini 'n
1 shot by heaving to jhe plate. Kauff
got to second a moment later anyway ta
steal, but siitvesle Illt-s by Po le '
and Fletcher left him there. i
That stor about Tesreau being trade !
10 M. i.oiiis lor Mini sailer might as
well subside for good and all after his
exhibition yesteiday. Any man who can
keep the league leaders lu such subjec
tion that nnl.v one man reaches third
base Is doing cinlilei-.ihe pitching.
Zach Wheal was the lorn- limlger wn i
travelled that f.n lie did It lu the sev
enth Inning while the home crowd w.n
up and cheering for the bieak of the
game In the luck round Stengel had
Just tiled nut to right when big Za.il
drove one in the sami dliectlou. but on
the ground. It was it c,..m single and
he moved to second on a one bagger of
the scratch niietv by Mowrey, a fast
roller that went past Tesreau and look
a queer bound under Fletcher's hj,
Cutshaw, famed far and wide as a
dangerous man In a pinch, rapped to
Fletcher for a force of Mowrey at sec.
ond. and only fat running enabled the
batter to fonstall a double phi, Wheal
got to third while till-, was going on.
Dnimrroua Hid fur Hun.
Directly followed Brooklyn's only dan
Jierous bid for a run, by means of i
double steal. Itarlden's throw to Poyle
headed Puts-haw and he was chawed up
and down tho base lines by Fletcher
and Merkle while Wheat edged awav
from third Fleleh finally tagged Cut",
shaw for the third out before Wheat
could make, a real break for the pan.
Hrooklyn made mild threats lu thrje
other tailings. In the lln-t Johnston
scratched a single and after files by au
nert and Stengel he tried to make third
on Wheal's hit lu left, but was head I
by a good thiow from Hums to M -Kechnle.
In the sewnth Miller walked.
Dell hit Into a double play. Johnston go;
two bases on a hit In left by tall tpiint
lug and Daubert ended the lltiny with
a fly to Ilurn.s.
Had Pell struck out Instead f hitting
Into a double pl.iy Miller might Inne
scored on Johnston's dine i.iuberl
was flicked gently on the ear bv a spit
ball in the ninth und took second on a
scratch hli by Wheal, u so-cilled swing
ing bunt, but there weie two mil by thi
time and Mow lev's fly i,, Hums, ended
the game In the tle other Innings
the second, third, foiiith, llfth and
eighth- Tei-rean had the pleasure uf ex.
trading puluuts fiom eiery battel who
fnriil him
The New- Vnik defeiiie was not mi,
belllshed bv any fancy woik outside
Tcsre.iii's pilclnng liells exhibition,
however, had Just enough Haws In It lo
offer oppoitunitles fm- ,ls siipimiilng
males to show their ninth in a liel.llng
a) iiIhmi, li.iubeii .mil Wue.it fum-
Ishi il the llllglltesl llrewoll.s. I llsnu
ran fiom his po-ition ,it rhoitsiop .m.iv
mil inio lift Held foi a hair i. Using nab
of loes Texas Leaguer which openid
Hie ninth inning He took the bill p. mi
the fiiui '.ii,. with I, .ii,. ,K,t ,aM,
Slleti hi d ii t.ll is piiviWe and while he
was so fm ml b.il.iuie ih.it lii ue.irl.t tool,
a header aft, r . I n i . lung the sphtie.'
Illlllliei l Hues li,i, oi l. .
ti.uilii i" s besi pi,.e or woik came In
the eighth whep Tisieau was on llilnl
following his singb, s.urillce bv limns
nnd a piiioui uf Kauir .it Him Hubert-
on smashed one Jut ii,mi,. lit i liae
which Hie III. ...I.Imi i.iiil.ini henileil off
with his l.an left iiand. Ii.iiibin was
twenl feet In il ilfleld side of (list
Iwrr wlien he elnsred tile 1 1 ,'t Je, till of
Hie missile ,,i,d ,, iighiniiig throw to
Pell was lie. ess.il t o , xtlllgusli Hubert
son for the ihlid out. ileiehy nullifying
the inn thai Tihieau was cat t j ,g home.
Wheat's brilliant woik consisted of
Mealing hits fiom rieteher Hnd Meikle
by running hard lor ihelr line ni.-s.
At the coniluslon of the gnme the
Dndgeis made hiirrjup ai iaiiKenient:t to
leave town Thev pla in llnstrm .
1av nnd , pot reinin home nguin llnlll
July fnilniMiig a swing around the
r,,,,,r t.i.iiii lihieiu.ivK tesnli
gate
ii- inn inettopniiiHii mnls
mi even
orrak in the series at three
games each
SIA!S.TVH;F,,V Mm' 1
iMr. 74, puiu urujinu
HII-MII'.I.I'IIM,
A'JllI I'll .trfe.
I
HOMER AND TRIPLE SEND
HOMER AND TRIPLE SEND
ALL Yankee runs home
Bake,,'s clout Int stand comes with piPP on Base, and
Peck's Drive Scores Gilhooley Senators Tally
Only Twice
Severn plays nf nihility nt Important
moments helped the Yankees to win
close game yosfctilHV from the Washing-
. . . ,
toil-, from whom Ihcy loolt file !li"
of the
six which com'vosed the ilcs.
The score was :t to 2, and Hay Caldwell
liltched his second effective came nf the j
series. He held the Invader" to six scat-1
tered lilt.", hut It was hard sledding for
Slim Itcertheless. for the Vaults had i
ihelr l,,,t mil ,.iii, i.f, i
. . , , , , , ,, . . ' '
handed service of .loe Hoehlltig. ,
one of the tills off Caldwell was n
home run at the outset of the name. The
teams hardly had
ba..mcil themselves'"" ' '"'" " '"
for the affray when Mueller caught
1'ltiticii lull nitihlr hlp.i and a home inn
,'vw 1,1,0 I"" "Kht Held stand. Thix
Impetuous beginning didn't dtscoiiceit
Caldwell, who wasn't long In ronvlnclng
the Vah!tigtons that no j-uoh rumlllarlty
as that was to continue.
In due course Frank linker sent the
Yanks into the lend with a home run.
Tills Is the thlid full panoplied hit that ,
has spuing from Halter's bat In the last
J three pla Ins days, and It was extremely
, opportune, ice itiup.iugn uroe in an
other run with a three bagger which
carried as much ftiec and n far as
, Maker's homer, but went Into the clear
. where It could be llelded. Halicr's d's
appealed In the grand stand.
Mimrr HnLca I'lne Tlirntx.
The explosive hits by IVck and Hake
.with the runs which they engendered
were two of the timely deeds of nihility
I done by pie Yanks The others, of which
1 there were two. were tleldlng plays. I.ee
, M.igee made a dream of a tlnow ftom
I, .,. ....I .I....I.I...I , ......... in. I.
laiit peg. with Peck's deft cooperation. 1
cleared the hnse nnd removed a travel-1
ler who was In a fair way to reach the j
nil!.. M-ltli llto lllni. run llnlll .title, I III I
' the compound eradication
I PIpp. with a neat double plav from
i self to Peck Hnd back again, tle ired the
j bases of Srii.tlfrl.il obstructloim and dan
! zers in the ninth Inning, and that was
the fourth avlnc performance aci-om-I
i.llshed iiv the Yanks The later had a
hard Ume getting to the vlate. Their nt
tack was creaky for a time, t.llhooley
.and High hit safely In the first Inning
before anybody was out, but the tiisiiy
start wax mrllttcd when Peck grounded
to Foster und High inn blind Into the
, llrt pon on of a double play. High jrob-1
. ably could nave Held up his own demise
' u-tll Peck had croese,i frJt base, but he
dldii!
Judge opened the second Inning with n
hit and Hoehllng op, ned the third with
one. but the Washlngtons could not make
.
Results of Yesterday's
Big Leagues and
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdsi'a Kesults.
m Yolk, 1. Ilrenkln, 0
II, i. Mil, S, liillniMpMn. 0
I'hlraitii, 1 Pltt.bure, o. fir,' k.i ue
lhic.lSO. 10. Plttsliurg. 4, setoud Kslllr
St l.nuls, ; Cliiclnn ill. 7
IIKTAII.KII STANDINO Of TIIK I'l.l'llw.
I
I !
15
a -"ill
rtTni
:il vii ,3i
?0' .137
1H' 77 ano,
30 .11
?M XI ,4.V
:a .ii in
:ui
1311
22 ?
73 77 31 31 II 3d Ti
To-tlsy Srhedule.
1'hll.iilelphU In New Yotk
Hrooklyn In lloston
I'hlr.iKu In SI lenii..
and maintained the teams In the same
positions they had before their dash
began first for Hrooklyn and third for
New York. The score ;
NKW YOHK (N. 1.) 1 lmOOKI.YN IN 1. 1
11b r h P a el 11I1 r h p a e
Hani If 111 1 oJohnston.cf, 40s 3 on
Kullff.el 4 0 1
Koli'lsiiu rf 30 1
llilje.7b .10 11
Fletiherss 4 0 2
Merkle.lb 4 0 0
l'i;eille.3ll 3 11 I
3 11 1. iiauneri.io iiii" . ju
7 ooSteiiitfl.rf .. 4 0ii t no
4 a 0 Wheit.il 4 M.I 3 "(I
4 r, nl.Miiwrey.3li 3 0 1 " I 0
7 1 0 Cutshaw. 7b '.'on 7 7 0
f III) Olsilll SN 3 a 0 7 7 0
I 7 0 Mlller.V . '-'OH 7 3 0
II 2 0 Hell, p . 1 0 0 3 71)
llarlili II e 3 II II
Tesleiiu p
30 1
Totals
New York
ilrniikly 11
l.eft on
Kut b-i'.'
' si 1 III 1.
1 I 7 27 li 0'
Total'
7s 0 0 27 17 0
0 0 11 u-l
1 0 0 1J
t
I) 0
t 0 I) II
liases- New Ynllt.
llronklt 11,
in balls- Off Tearenii, 2. nil Hell,
out llv Tesreau I' by Dell .', lilt
ht iiit. li.il ball Ily
resle.lll lll.lllls ri. I wo
h.ise hit John-!.. II
saeritlis- nils -iiurii",
Cutshaw s.u rilli- tlv Kiihertsun Mulen
h.ises K.tun. inirns. ituperisnn r.issen u.ui
Miller llulllile til.iv- Flrtiin r Dm le and Mer
kle I'mpue In chief -tjlllklr) Field lilnpllr
IIjiuii Time I liinir and C. iiilnules
j JACKSON HERO OF SOX VICTORY.
j lie senres llnri- Huns 'I lia 11 All uf
j lietelitlnl Team,
j Cif.Mi.tNP. June U7 The While Sol
heal Cleveland by a score of 4 to 'J to
day Jackson was 1 epuiislble for thtee
I of III.- Sox I Utl. lltl lie. II. .1 the light
j Held fen. for a home tun lu Ihe
second. With the si me one up lu the
1 seventh toe Sox scuied two runs on a
brace M hits, a long Ily nnd an eriol
, ihe 1. Un i' mill Kit was made In the
1 niiilh "If -M 01 Inn. who telltned Hagby.
I The M ole :
CIIICAliO i. I,. ' CI.KVKI.ANIl iA l.i
ub r h P a
ab r h p
F.l. h i f
l I
o uKiianrt .If
III 4
3 no l
3 12 I
4 ft 1 3
1 li I '.
4 'I I 2
2 0 0 2
00
300 3
J 0 II 1
I ft II 'I
oil j
Wi at i r
lll.'nlliiis .ii
.laeltsnll l f
.ICnllllis If
I'lllltllllT.lll
3 0 0
io I
I 3 3
1 I "
3 0 I
4 n : l li ;i i . in :i ii s.
10
n ii
0 0
speak r.cf
Until rf
liamlil lb
lliiwanl.2li
II I
S 1 1 h 1 K c
I ft I
ft o' Kv.iiis .lb
o o w.imbt 3ti
Vltliniir 3b ion
William
.lift ft i 1 O Null e
ii.igiiy.ri
7 7 " 'Williams
Moilnn.p
Total"
1 1 I
,10 0 0 0 0
I Totals
31 2 27 II 2
-nalie-i iiir una", in in.- . ihihi ..nun.
I'I.m jj,, 0 II il II 11 i 0 II
tlnilinil o ii ft n 0 0 j
Two base hlls Oraner Jaiksnn. S; Speaker
Ibuiie inn .liicUsnu strutk nut Hy Williams
. I... I....... u t Ui... 1. ..... t. ,11. f.ff
V... I V"uP,,. twuler' I h , ' !
eneaker Stolen base Fetteli llowaril Iliiuhle
....... - . - .... - -. i
plat. Wamhy aisl (iamlil; Weater, F. I.'ulhns
an I KntirniM Pmpire In , hief Ktans I-lei. I
iitnpire Nallln Tune- 1 hour and II mimics
smith AHsntlr I raane Itesiills,
M'.n linmi n . J M.Hn) II r it a.iluel
11 ha n , I
Mi'llllnluei), I l.ei.iiii nun
Maioii. K, I'nlunih'is, 0 llti.t
laluel
liilumhui, a, Mai, iii, o uecind
lame).
ill Autiisu rniuml.la, rain.
in Cbsrlttton.Jickionvllli, nln,
il
Hrooklyn . 10
' j Philadelphia
llloston t t
iNew York. . 4 )
I ,CllU'an ... ! : :
, icinrlnnatl I I
j il'itnliurt.. I 1 I
St Lnilli 1 3 1
i fiames lott
Off Caldwell.
I nny further Impression mi
1 lillliK tried to stretch Ins hit mnl
' !"!"'p1 J- mistake of pausing mi Instant
to think It over. Such a course Invite
-liliillintloii when iHlhnoloc Is at the
starting end of the throw ami (till nulled '
his man at the central coop, jSho.it illlv liineels won the feature race
Caldwell wavered In the sixth limine , A.ticduet yesterday when sh e ifiilloped
and passed two men. There were two I., , . M ' .
outs hetween Klfts, t.ut before the third . , '"" 1,1 from ,,f 11 KooJ ne,J fur ,h1
out inaterlalb.ed Shanks singled and , t'unarsle Sulli nc Stakes for two-year-hatted
the first of the donees, who was , olds, the honors of tha duv .-li-nrlv rested
nooliMiiK. home. Shanks himself was
the victim of the third out. He was
pl.ult,1R for .,! wMr Mn W1X
scuttling for third and a roundahont re-
'lay, High to linker to licdcon, got him
- i , . . . ....
New York's flrt run was In the thlrfl
nnd was made up of a walk by till-' I he leal stars of the handicap til
hnoley, a steal by the latter nnd a triple vision were alisei t, but the ten that
"' I'eck over Milan's head. Tim other
two came In the sixth. Peek walked,
w-as forced by PIpp and Halter hit Into
the gland slaiul.
Illgh's fumble of Mice's single In the
eighth put the batter on second with
nobodv out. but when Alnsiiiltli inn-
nlng for Hlce, tried to go to third on '"rK L'' ' 101 "liil he closed favorite at I
Moeller's Ily way out .Minder to Magiel1.1'' ," ' Hijbeny Candle next In'
he played Into New York's hand", for ''nund at Is to !i. Of the others llalner, i
I'eck took Magee's great ollev on the ' landman II. and Ithine Maiden)
line and with a swift dab tagged hlsw,'r' thought the most dangerous. .
man as the latter slid past PIpp t ut1 "'" f''iv""'il with the Inside position. I
In on Cedeou'H territory In the naith ! '.; "ni " "ake the p.i-. but by the end'
and turned what should have been an ' "f ""' "r"t "lu.irler Ha) berry Candle had'
nut Into a scratch hit However, when
he took Shanks's grounder and Milan ,
and him again,
all was foighen. The
scoro
WASlllNOTOS'i.V I. .
ah r h p s e
NEW
YOflK ( I.
:ib r h n bp
.uneuer.ri I 1 1
0 0 nilhnnlej'.rl Jit I In
roeirr,.u
I ii n
.101MI2h.lI .
00 IVckln'h s
: yi'inn.ib
1 I II iker.Sb
O0 M.ure ef
0 Ottieileon.tb
2 I N'UllVkrr.C.
: a Caldwell p
1 o
10 14
SOI 2
4 10 I,
3 111
3 00 :
20 ; 4
3 0(1 v
3 0 10
3 n I
t 0 1
.'9 1
mo
3 00
.oo
310
t 1 1
I 0 I
shankob
.lu.lsc.lb
Wdhins lb
H3rner.ll
Mellriile.ss
lloelilltic.p.
Itlee .
Aln.mith
Ilumont.p
on' Totals
n3 I
: 10 i
00 0 1 0 01
000 0 00
Totals 7i : :i 11 :
n.itled for Ilo'hlln? in the elhth Innlnt
Man for llier.
Wa.hinnon 1 o o o o n o p; '
New York ooi o o ; o o 3 (
Irtt on base. -W.nhlnston. 3: New Ynrlt. I 1
First bise nn balls -Off llnrhllntr. :; oil Calil- 1
well. 3 strueu can Ily lluetilinx. 4. tv
nrvnnni vy iMiiiweii. n Home runs
Mneller Il.iker Thre- b.ise hit IVekinpaiuh
Mnlrn bases -.Indse. Odhnoley
ley Double plays
"p"1 'pad"''!."!!1 ;
rit-trr alul .lllilce: .ilacee
Piip, lVi-ltinpaiuh slid llpp Passed lnll
Henry Mils-Oft Boehllnc. 7 In seven Inn
Inrs nff Ilnnintit nnne In nn. Itittiii l-nrii.l
run-Ofl nnehlinz 3; off Caldwell. . I'm.
Hire In ehief-Conuolly Time: hours and
. n.i...ia
Games in the Two
Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's llrsulls.
New York. 3 Wnhlngtnn, :
I'hlrHKO, 4, fleelanil, ?
Huston. 7. Philadelphia, 7
St. I.oul. 5. . Detroit, 3, llr-t csme
Detroit, f,. ,st. Iuts, 7. sec. mil g.tnie
DKTAII.r.P STAMIIMi OK TIIK l.t lis.
' c
j. c
-
1 "i 1
3 t
3 7 1
4 J i
3 7(3
3 I I
j3 I 4
CI.UB5
CITe1ind,...
New York
Poiton
Detroit
Washington.
Chicago
s a.v 711 .-.71
7 .11 71! ,V17
at is .'.it
III
:i7
'."j .".in,
II .V.M
.1') 11 .Vis
77 M l.'M
17 III 7!ts
71.'
St. Louu...
FhlTaTlelphia
Ganiea Inst
7 fs -a jo ;'n 40
Tn-tlsj Srhedule,
New- York In Philadelphia
lloston In Washlngtnn
Chlcano In tietrlimd.
Dflrolt In St I.uul.
TIGERS DIVIDE WITH BROWNS.
Cohli
Prominent In llolh linmea
Slrnls Koiir llnses.
St. I.ovih. June 27 The Tigers and
Hrowns illvldctl a tloubh header to-day.
St. Louis wun the first game bv a score
of I to 3 and lost the second, f. to 2. In
th.i two games c1j, made three hits In
seven times up, scuied two runs and
stole four bases
Cobb took exteitiuu tu tein.irks ui.nle
by one of Hie fans sluing behind the
tigers' bench Just befute the ninth
inning or the trm game the Ueurgl i
Peach attempted to vault Die tailing, but
was pletented fiom lining so by the iittl -piles,
players, fans and police Cobb
pointed nut the offender and he left (he
In.. The mini a :
KIKsT ii (K
Ilk' I'll, tee . . .
' i.i i tail is . v l. . i
ab r li i
lb l li p a e I
Hush -.
, ill an
I Cuhh ef
iio i : iiMiiiitnn if i
I .. I I I ii.Aiistln.Sli 'I 1 n
li- I ii" Mdlir rf .mi
Veaeh If
II. 1 1 II 1 :t il i f
Hlirus.lh
uillu 2b
K.ivan ub
Hil.rr.c
tlilhtic.p
i7 1 o u sii, r Hi
3 11 1 ii" I'i.itt..l
4 0 ft Pi 0 ft Miirsalis , f
3ft 0 4 n'Lii.tn
0 0 0 ti i, li Set, nil. I e
3o 2 3 2 n;Wi ilm.in.p
3 0 1 ll I ill
I 4 Pi
3 'I I 7
3 n l
3 l 0
:t un
3utl u out
.... " ' Totals
' to u
i in .us a; a i pi ,
Halted for Yoiuu in the nlnih Iniiuir
I'lllllll .oo si n o i
si Louis o I o o II II .1 t ,
Twil h.l.e 1,11. S.e,. Cnbh. Ilellm liiree
has,, hit I'r.itt siepti,,, hits-Mar. ins.
l.itt Diiiihle plats -L.itan. Pratt and s,
Pr. 2 Austin. I'r.itt and slsler .stolen
basis Siiler, 2; Shutlnn. Hu-li. Austin, Cuhh
I-ir.t base un lulls otf Weilnmi. I; nil
Online, I Struck nut llv Online, i; hv Weil
linn. I Pinplie In , hi.-f t-lnll Field urn
pile Diiirrii iime i huur ami j uuuiiies
SKCOM) ca.mi:
nr.i mil r i A li s'p .Ol'ls , k ..
nh r u ii a e -i. .- I.
llll.li , . 4 11 t 20Shnltn If 4 0 t
P .1 e
1 n il
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2 n 0
. ,, ,i ni.i, nn .ii
nbli cf .ill I o oi.Miiier i f :i o o :
Jeaeli.K .312 I 0 O'Slsler.lb 3011.'
leilnnnrf 10 I I n i) l'rall.2b. 4 0 0 :
Hiirns.lh a 1 I pi o o Mars his ef til l
lniini.-.2li 4 10 4 :o I.at.in.ss in.;
Hlker.e. 4 0 2 I ojsevi-renl e .10 2 1
James p. .ino o 4 0 Chimin in . I o a s
0 0
:i o
o o
3 I
Knnh p o o
Totals. ,3'l 3 k 27 10 o.'Tnhin noo
D iionpni I p n 0 it
Htortnu nod
o
r-f ,, -j
12 ':
ll.llle.l fur Knnh III l ie set... .11, n,
Hlatlrd fnr Datrnpuit in Ihe ninth liiuiui
Delrml
'SI l.'iuia
I I
I
ft
0 0 0 2
"""V1 l..Hllsll. . .avail, llaker Sl.ler
I. a van. I l.i I, r
lucre in, an n i ti irnt sf.cr I ... ..it. -.
Miller Ouiihle iilays Maker mid Younir
Prall Lav. in and Sr,-, i.av.in and Suler.
Hush and Ynun- Sinlen hie Cnbb 3; .ir
ans, raili Hit hv nileheil hall v Unnh
HuriKi First has., nn balls nil .l.,mes ii,
olf Datenp'iil Strip I. nut llv .lame. ;
bt Itiinh. 2 In Dirciipnrl J linpire in chief
- Dineen Field itttit rr 'lull Tune limiia
Onlt One I'aiitle Coast Lemur tiamr.
DakUiul, I, fan rraiiel.to, ",
Othir limn poitpontd.
'BAYBERRY CANDLE
NOSES OUT GRUMPY
linns Host Mile of Meeting1
Despite Top Weight, Three
Pounds Over Scale.
)
; (t K N KS I S FIRST IX STAKE
f
Though fllfford A. Cochran's atnr
with .1. V. May's Ha) berry Ciindle,
which carried top weight In tliu haudlcitp
that prtceded the fealuie and Htuod u
drive all through the stretch lu buHt C. J,
ii i n . . . .
. i n im niiniit'i s tiruini v iiv n ihmui. hi
j )f , ,M - ,,,,-",,-"
'for tals distance at the meeting.
Marled Included many which hue been
considered In the tlrst class. All hud
liberal allowances un scale weight except
H.iberry Candle, which was rated by
ii.i.wie.ry c ;
llandleapper oburgh at three pound
' "v,'r the si ale. Harry Shaw with llu
pounds to carry was believed to be the'
r.iiiKi-u up aiongsiue. witn .sandman II.
rushing up so fast that at the bottom of
the stretch he headed Haxberrv Candle
Turning Into the stretch Sandman
-I sun in ine lean, nut as soon a
he
was straightened out for home Hivberrv
Candle cha'lengeil the leader and fairly
outran the son of Hrootimlck. Ilarr
Shaw nnd (Irumpy. which hail nut with
interference in the early stages, began lo
when Itivbeire f imii., i,-,.i .iiv, i r
Sandman' II . I'lrtimnv eame with rush
on the outside anil threatened the topi ttirtaln raiser bv a seme of I to 0, while
s,'i,!!Il,T,'."..!':,',!,.T''",l U',.",,VU' '""I'll'' Donovan herd won the second clash'
game to the core and m a desperate drive ' : 10 1,1 ,h' ,1"'t :;,mi Jl,cl l-nrlglit the way to the entrance to Hunting
I.oftus managed to get her home a win-1 duplicate.l hia wi formance of Saturdav, , J"" ",,v; 'ul ,n' twn other yachtn found
nerbyaneck ( Irumpv was two length. ' when he held Montreal to two serati h ! ''' ''"mini; southwest when tm-ler
In front of Itarrv s'hnw whleli l,nt hits airt ehut them nut onlv that -aim- I Ino A1"' I'latld shore und Were able to
Sandman II by a head for show money.
Half nf thus,.
entered for the Criaisie
Selling .--takes ,eclln,-il the issue, le.iv.ngl
onlv sl to go In i'.h pot. (SifTVird A. !
Cochran's (Ietieis finally closing favurc'e'
o.-r the One. k .--table Artemis and It. I
T Wl.son. .Ir's Straight Forward The
U i. kl'.rfe Stable s l-i l,. dnd also was well
;,,',yi''1' '"eliiidid was the ilr-t to show
n tT.'nt. but (lenesis neier lost her r.r
po. tain and a-Mirmd the lead nt the end
i or the tlttd quarter
b.Oiln.l ut tli.. ,.n .n.,
Artemis, a length
lost ground stead-
-
Ily and nt tin- finish hid all she could
do t sta.l off the challenge of Straight
Forward and land In second place, three
lengths behind the winner
Mr Cochran cnre. again In the last
ra.'e. In which his Star Shout til I v Hin-
lesque outgamed John 1. Madden s Star-
t'.r.cli and won hy :i head. H.illad. Arnold
and Amalgamator were pr.ferre.i in the
-ciiltIon. but the race always was
betw.en Hur esque and Marflnch The
alter was ihr"itenlng In the last six -
teenth. but Mci'ahey on Hurb-iiue knit
(tarnertind Sta-tinch In close quarters on
me ran aim mis clover jockey whip on
.itbled him to land Iluiltsque in front
I The summaries .
FIIIST It VCR
ilaee jenr nlils anl upward; selling
! six lurlmK.-
Fnr
. parte
1 llnr
nnd are nt. Jiskry
n m.
1 1 -
Fin
Hanwortti itnin
I UT.
101
4 tO I
P9
111.
Keocti
Collins
Mink
Hill
Campbsll
Mi'DTint
l.t ke
n'uxtnn
Ihltwetl
iiucr sunt 3
N'lifiv simplex
1 Humiliation. I
Cas.ih.i. 4
' Malabar, 4
liartut. i
. striker 6
' Dnnhlel 4
7 1
VI
II
f I
11 ;
71
J.-1
10-1
r. t
1
111
III
109.
1
1-1 10-1
I Ch irm i.e. .'.
I 'Lust i,. r
St;trt t-nnd
rrnxlri ' .
1 1 1 -
I line
won
triviiik' Winn.r l tr
hi Littleton-Drapee- nwne
bv Klllll Ilerx
1 ira.nej in- .1 .1 naniian
SKCONI1 HACK
Fnr male
III.I sel'lltus ttlte.'
trir old anl
upwara seiiur;. hv m,crit'tinn of !-'.
ath,
won ; a-nieii, nne mm
lints- an I ase Wl .lui key (l,,.
Fill
-.lonni'iet , iti r.I. i.u t
Irmsii : 1.7 tuihiiK
TlMl-ss (. p.; Alexiilri
Napier, a 1U . li.irtner
st,,l.t Htlen. )..i.O Kel.,1)
lllill Tide. 4 ... p.l . I.yl.e
Kitna Kinui, 3 '.it .CoHitis
Dr liriiinr. 3 .. Wars.lur
Time : 1: 4 :.
.. 7 .si I"
I. .' eten .'O
i I 17 1
.' I l.' l
v 1 31
.V-1 LI
13-:, I r.
. 1 31
3"i
1
siart unud. wun ban lily Winner, th
lo 1 1 iintitirg xinna-iniir. uwned In .1
ijlboll traliml bt W V C.lsev
TIIIUD HACK
For thin tear olds and upward; haiul.cin-
In sul.s.-riptinn nt !0 each,
wun ;' ailiied.
one mile
Hot s. an-1 age
llayte rry C.uhIIi
Wt
. C l.'t,
. 110.
. IIS.
JlKk.y Odis Fill
Lnfllls ...-, -, ink
ii.irn.-r f, i :
si hiifii, r ins i.:. ,r.
Fibrillin r 71 .' I
Hut w.- . v t j . -.
Mi-Cahe) . ;, i,;
linllni in 7 1 "-: 7
.IMcTni'rt ..-! I'M .
stnllin.- r. i ,. i .,
TMt-Tji It 1 .'. . l.i
3 I ,
liruiiipy. 4 ..
Il.iriy shaw. (,.
s'antlniau II . C.
H ie, .
-t.ir Ihlfe, i;..,.
I Itlillte Maiden.
..l')7
. in;
..103
ton
. Half lllielt. 4 psl
Wihi I'll Shies, ;, l'l
i. . iim-r i 1.:
I tin
start
Winner
eitl fur nil hill li.tltiet ; Mill) iltitlii.
li) I lltl ml - Tow 1 1 nt c in, il,
nwtie.i in J u .M.i). trained l. (..,.
He .Hit Ii imp
Fflliiiil hack
The C.lll.ll-le s,l.r stiikea, lor twute.ir
llllls. HI sin,., ipilllll III llJt-II.II. St.irl.1
III
Pt ) .. aililllloli.il Hl.ll.il:ln-, ea.h t.ilnr
I Hie iiu'uii.s
lliu ' and I
.IneUev
MK'aliet
D it le
J M.-i'ag I
Hall
.ii jrner.
l.v lie
p...
Itelie-l-.Allelll.-
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1.1
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I 1-t'rw.iid
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1
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in.
.107
Kill, l.l.,,! J..
The Ii. an . Pi
' . Tl 111. 1 i-j
" ' start .iinil- wnn ea.ll.t Winner. . li f
""'St.ir shunt Ontili. nwii.il by liilfunl
u J Co. hrall, tl.llhcil by N li Mldaelt
, lii'Tii itAci:
i or fuut tear nl.ts and upwai-il, s.li,iitf
lit
sulisinlptlull uf t'. e.uh
Willi ..tj .eliliU; nr
uiile mi. I a sixte.-iiiii
Hnt-e alld a.e
I.lllle Nearer a
lilll llaten 4
li M .M ill. r. a.
Mi It. I 4
Tamerlane. 4
It.iy ii Lulu. I.
Wt
pi:
PC
io; ,
ii;
l"7
h'J
.1, .!. ,,,
F hmlher It "i I
Wat sun 1" I
II nne. j; p, .
.1 M'T.ii I I.' I 4
Fin
I'
It'l l say so t
Like I. I
1
. Time
I 17
st tri .ntl. wun haiidilt Winner., b w
hv linlilen Maxim -Leiiunll.i; nwneil hy C It
lli.l, Inn., tuiiuil bt .1. Whaleii
SIXTH II M'K
1'ur twn ), ar olils whlih htte nut snu
fl.iil In- siihs. tiplinn nf 111 cull, with ImV
a.liled. lite filtlillizt
llurse and :n- i .locket. Odds Fin
lllirlesiine '.' lie, MeCahey f, I .1 pi
St. ii lint h I : Lai per i. I 2 1
Mil, .1,1 .' IP lieis l) ir. II 31
Fairy Wand. . nil II ill ,. i ,
Mttali.-itll.ltnr Ilatlies 4 1 ; :,
Kleetliill, ' to: shilllli. I I f. I r,
Hill. ill 2 c: Km.'ii ;. i:, .
M.uiiichen ' Pi; .1 x I'aii't '..-l v I .
Coupled as Cncliran enlrv
Tune 1 ot
nil irnnil, wnn driiiiir
hv st,P -4hnnt Masipieraile
fur.l .1 Cniliran. trained by
Winner b f .
owned bv liif
W It Midsely
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
AQUEDUCT TRACK TO-DAY.
I lrl llacr
I eiiiiilalhin.
Ailnilration, Sea Wair,
Srcnnd II nee III 1 on
pintanl, 7.1'llniinil,
ihlnl lime llollnn,
liirinllse, Miilfuii,
Park, Rr.
Qnrrn of
I'nnrHi Hare Mnr Hank,
Krlar
Hnrk, spur,
I'lflh Hare Passing I'anrj, llrlghl
slur, Nprrlre
sixth Karr linnl. rnsltn, Pur.
rai, Dean nf Mesln.
College Stars Are to
See if They're Giants
fPHE Glunta gained title yester
duy to three of the most
promising of college ball players
Pie Way of Yule, big Georgu
Smith of Columbia and Stafford
of Tufts. Way and "404" Staf
ford joined the club yesterday
and worked out in preliminaty
practice at Ebbets Field in the af
ternoon, the former pitching
tho batters und the latter cavort
in? in the infield. Way ia one of
the famous Yulo ineligible!, nnd
hai Just been gmduuted. He was
a football stur as well an ona of
the greatest pitchers tho Hluo
ever had. Smith, tha Columbia
giant, will bo with the team to
lay or to-morrow. He, like Way.
Is a right hander. Stafford batted
.404 during the collego seuson
luKt ended.
NEWARK AND BUFFALO
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
i ,.
1 J IIUlUIIS
Tnke First
OtllllC
I WJieil Eliritfllt AlloYS TVO
Hits llisons Win Second.
Yesterday's llesulta.
Nrk. ?: nurr.ilo. 0 inrt ramei
Han.ilo .. NVtinrk. 1 irrcond tsme)
I'rovhk ik, !; Ui. h tiT, l
Tnronlo. i; ll.illlniori-. 3
Miinlrcnl. i; Itlchniond. :
Mantling uf the ( bibs.
W I. PC
PC
It)
tl
,4(t
.317
' lrntliirfii-
II illlmore
.11 1? Richmond
: M .p Newark
. U Montreal
:1 ."3 Vi Mnheter.
I Hull ill.
II-1 Tiiroimi
l
Todn) 's t tirdiile.
Iloelierter In Nrurk
llarf.iln in Prnvnlente
Montreil In ll.tlllmore
Toronto In lllchmnnil
N'r.wwitK,
June IT Newark went fifty
1 llfty with Huffalo I iithelr double header
1 this afternoon. Tenney'H tribe took the
went ten innings, lilll made both of the
; Hlsons' hits. Haw. who opposed Jack.
also pitched Kilt edge-! ball None of;'"-""-"" nraynng improve,! tier
the three hltH made'tnT him flgurtd In ,n""". "'V.1 ,'VP",ll',11.v the race
the two runs scored hy tho Indians f,on' ,t,1, entura by ! minutes :;i
The first run was due to a glaring , "'rn'' The t arolina wan f, minutes 14
muff by Kopp. wh'le the eeiond was a ",'?""u" astern of the enturn.
I daring sti
! Durg n wl
teal homo by llealey It was
ho tallied on the mulf. He had
drawn n tins. In the fourth and mnve.l
i along on Witter's out. Callahan then
hnlte-l the one which Kopp let slide
throu-h his finders. Art cnrliiir from
'econd. Healev in the eighth reached
i first on HummeH's muff of McDonald's
1 tirtm.. Fgnn sacrificed and Hnrlghl's
! ,,. pU him on th.nl Then while (law
1 w- winding up Tom made a mad dah
fnr the nln nn.i l.nwleil snfelv
In tin. seeoml ..line Sni.tll'woo-1 and
I Kugel w.-r- tl. iipposir.c pltr'-.crr
, Walter cra.-k.l In the fourth innliiK
, w-hen the lllsonw put over one run. With
' - llt ,.h.imi,.i angled and went all
1 tho .,y hom, OIl CirLMrom's double to
I i.... ......... ti... i.,.n i, .if.v.
.'own Smallwo'od singled nnd Cible and
Purgin tlM likewise. Walt scoring on the
latter's hit In the elxth the Hisons put
across the winning run. Channel got
tree transportation, advanced on Carl
strom h sacrifice, took third on Mc
Donald'n Infield hit and scored on a
squeeze with llummell at the batting
end of It The scotc :
Klipcr 4JAMK
BCPPVU1 NKW'MIK
no r h p a e ,,ti r h l a e
Oil! ef
407 I un fame in 4o 1
Konnlf 3o 1
0 1 imr.-in.lh 1 n
to
0 0
no
ft 0 1
iChinnil.rf .loo t
C'Nt mm Hi tan 1
I M'P'al.t.ss .mi t
1 ll'nuuell.lli j ii 1.
I 0 Neill.:b " o 0 .
00 Miim.ef
1 0 Witter.rf
ion 1
10 1 .'
3 i' 3
- 0 0 :
1 1 .'
10 0 s
Jfl.l 1
4 ft C'allah ui.i t
0 1 7.inrnian.r1i
1
1 0
T Hraler
He ily .e 'no 4
i.aw 11 ? 00 1
1 0 Kcan e
4 0 F.iu-ishl p
7 0
70
Jackson l o 0 ft o o
- Totals
I Tula s o 7 71 11
'llatlid far liaw in the ninth innin.'
! Ihitfalo ft o ,i o o i i. n ft o
' Newark " e ' 1 ' n i.B.
s-ierlfiee hits F.C1H ? Mo'en lnse-T
' llalev First base nil balls -till Kiincm, J;
'oft Haw ! stru.k out llv F.unsht I: bt
1 liiw i First b.ie on errors New ark 2.1
. Iluff.iln. : I.fi on In., .-New ark .; Iluf .
I fain I Pmpire in chief -Hranslield Field!
iimpirr Kienan Time -I hour and 30 niln- '
HI'S
eF.roNDOiMr:
' hi'FFU.O NKW v It K i
I ah r h p a ah r h p a e
lilll if toi 1 ooCahleCb . 3 0 1 7 2 0
! Kopp If 4 o ft
o o Diirsln lb l:n nn
oo Milan If 4 o t ; o o
i Channel!, rf 3 2 2 4
C.irlsfni.lh mil
M'Dimid ss 4 i I I
i Hummel Hi .1 ' 1 11
3" wuter rf ion ii na
1 1 Callahan ef i o n
0 o Zim'rnt'n 3b 4 o u
r. o Henley ss t n 1
1 o -., hwerl e lot
1 o'Smaiittn d.ii 3 I I
tl y 111.2b 4 'i )
Onslow ,e, 4 ft
I
I Ktwel.p,
30 0 U
! Totals
I buffalo
Newark
31 r S ST
i: i
Totals 31 I
: ii i
.1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 "V 2 1
0 0 II 0 1 0 II II II -I
s n rili.
hits
lilll C.irlstrom. llnnintet 1
stolen 1. 1. -.Milan Two lias., hits Duriiii.
Cirl-trnm Onslow First base nn halt, on
siii.illwiinil, I, nff Kutel I .struck out llv i
sin.iitwoiMl 3 hv Knset 2 First has- en er I
tor Newark bit nn lu-i. Newark. 7 itnf
I. do I, linpiie In i Inef Ke. n.in Fn4. urn.
pire llruiisti.-lil Tune-1 hunt and 2'. mill '
un
1 BOSTON BEATS ALEXANDER.
Ha rues. Win, l.osl Clcteo Imiliiu
I e, I'llrus tin- Tiibles.
Pi 1. 1 PKI Pit 1 1 , June 27 Haines,
win st an eleven Inning gam.- to
Alexander last Friday through an itiot
by Cumiitnii, was stilt link at the
I pieiuiei pucner nt ine .: I itm.il l.iaaue
to-d.iy and had the satlsfacllnu of beat
ing him by 11 to ii The Hraves won four
out of the the games of the series
Harties pitched ,lfecllM. ball thiough
out, hill, ling the PhllllcH to Ihe scalleleil
lilts besides fanning the side in the
sicouil inning Hut In- had sensational
Mlppnit. i'-pciiully by Magee. Snml-rri-t
and Mar itiville Mage,, and Suod
giass robin d Paskeit of home run hits
b taking long iliiv-s up ngalnst the
bliecher fence Miuanvill,. also cnl olt
several hits by fancy Melding. Stock
played brilliantly for Philadelphia
The Hraves hunched four of their s v
I hits on Alexander In the fourth fur
! three runs and the game The score
IlOSTONiN 1. ' I PIIII.A IN l.i
' ab r h n a e nh el, .
xLir'tille s .)l r, 4 I Pa.kerl i f ion no
Kt'is2h 3 11 II 30.Niehnlf 2li I'll I 5 0
Collins t I .. .1 I I n OOislnck ,lh 301 3 .III
Masee If 3 l ft :t no Cuvalh if lot t ft o
Ki.iii I. v .Hi 40) x 1 iM.inlerus lb io ; nn
smith 1b nil t loi'unperif not ii no
Snn.Ul's.cf 4 0 0 4 OOlll.inunll.ss Inn ; 40
i:nvtily,e .'no f, 0 1 llvllllf.-r c 2 0 0 r, 111
, Parncs p 301 1 to, -ihi, 1, 1 n n no
1 'Hill lis ,, 0 0 0 0 t 0
Totals 50 3 il 27 13 I Alexander, p 2 0 0 11 20
'IWhitted . 100000
Holldrr.p 0 0 0 0 3 0
Total- 32 ft 5 27 19 0
I 'Hailed fur Itlllifer in Ihe seteuth innliu
I 111. Hied fnr Alcxaiulei in Ihe srteutli iiiuiu:
! Hoslon 0 0 0 .1 0 0 0 ii ft- ,t
1 Philadelphia ft 11 n 0 0 ft 0 0 ft fl
I Hum - Olf Aleiuiiiler. U ill setrn llllilujs utf
llcmler. mine m Iwu iniuuiis Karued inns
1 llnsi'in 1 Two h,ie hit Cravath hairilhe
hit Collins sinlen lut.e Nielintt a-(l nn
bases PhtLiilrlpln.i, r.. linsinu, 1 Strip k out
llv ll.ii 111. . In Mi-t.i 1 1, 1, 1 ,1 f'n.t i,,,.,.
nn (rim Philadelphia Fust base up halls
Olf Harnes 1 nil Alriauilri I nil Henilrr. 1
Mil hr plli lied ball-H) A lei under ilinwilvl
I'.i.ae.l hall I In 1 ins linpire in ituef O'Day
Field umpire Kasnn Time I hour and 31
mlnulri.
! YACHTS ON CRUISE
REACH HUNTINGTON
Grnylln,r First In linee From
Senwanhnka Harbor, With
Ventnrn Second,
WINDWARD AM, TIIK WAY
IfitMiNOTON, I.. I June 57. The
yachts Inking: part In ths Interclub crulie
jitrrlvnl In liurbur early this afternoon
unit nncliored oft tho llenux Arts, where
'the lliintliiMton Yacht Club entertained
I the. visitors this evening. Tho tied lias
grown somewhat. In audition to the
jnctits noticed nt Henwunhaka harbor,
whero the cru!e started, W. K. Iselln's
ICnchanlrees, William Zlegler Jr Clem
and J, i:iverson's Allegro were promi
nent among tho large vestels.
In spite of the liberal entertaining of
'ho
Indian Harbor yachtsmen all hnnds
were out early to-duy ready to lace
1 should the conditions prove better than
! on ,,l! opening day, but for a long time
mere was only drilling and waiting.
About noon tho wind picked up a little
Mini the sun burned oh tho haie which
had hung over the water so that the
committee r,.t JuMlfled In maklinr a
start. The wind came from miibi.nt
It was o light and so much of the dav
had gone that the committee decided to
al union the courses orlclnallv iil.inned
land to send the racers from the westerly
-iiu in t.ieai l apiains island to the
finish direct, which was in Huntington
Hay. The direction of the wind gave
tin: yachts wimlwatd work fur thirteen
ml leu.
AVnlnrn Lends nt f.lne.
The r,l) footer were sent auav flrt.
The Ventur.i led at tho line, having the
weather p.ltion, The (irayhng. sailed by
Italph II. Hills, was next, pointing a Utile
to the weather quarter of the Ventura.
;ind tho Carolina, sallejl by Clinton .Mac-
! kenzie, was last. All were on the star
"al'1 Ulck- nffr crossing the line
the Ventura and the lira!. ling took nort
tack and stood uver toward the Long
Island shore. The Carolina had heat) wln-ls
entrance io tne narpor.
' . nan io oeai tqi io
."-.. """ i" "'i me Mt-oim emss
""' 'nete were four starters and
' '"eii toe line w.in .Miirai, saeu
1,v " JI I'ynehon. leading, followed hy
, "lack nuck, llnwdy and Pauline. IMUP.tie
w"n the race by 4 minutes 7 seconds.
, niack Puck was seennd. 1 minute i
s-econds nhead of Mistrnl.
I Aleda, the Class P sloop, was without
" class lompetltor ami so raced against
' Alice of Class N. Alice finished first,
. t'Ut on corrected t.me Aleda won by I
minutes f.C H'con ls. In the tlrst hatull-
cap iliv.slon Arvia defeated Carolina
and in tin- second division Natoma tie
feat, d Cunt.
Ten of the new Stamford yachts raced
I and furnished the best contest of the
day. Aurella. owned by J S. Jenkln".
. won. defeating Polly, owned by I I,.
. J-Himan. by 2 minutes 0 second-. Only
I two power yachts started, nnd In this
r!lr, -vP;,re "me ueie.-ueu i arati easily
I The power y achts have not taken a
prominent part In the cruise yet. but are
expected to make a better showing In
j to-morrow's races.
To Weigh Anchor I'jirlj.
I The fleet will get under way about
. 9 o'clock to. morrow morning At pi
I o'clock the races will be started The
j finishes will be off Hie Hlae!, Hock
Yacht Club, near Bridgeport After that
Stamford and Manhas-et Hay will be
visited. The summaries
NF.W YOlllC YACHT CUT. -'o Pi itlTIHtS
STAltT. 1 15 OOPIISi:. 13 MILllC
Il'.apse.l
rir.lsh Tlm
Yafht an l Own-r 11 M H M 3
! Cir.it ling, .1 P More in 3 72 o : 07 o
Ventura. (1 P Itikir, Jr 3 .11 37 .' K 37
I'lrollna, il Nlclmls 3 3. :.1 2 71 f.l
NUW YI1HK YACHT li.lil 10 IMOTHUS
I STAltT. t 20 COfllSi:. 13 Mll.l'.s
Pauline, o o .lennfng 3 4f. 02 2 .'.
. Illicit Ilin-k. A K lliurne 1 15 01 J 21
02
I Mi.trai. it M Pviii-hon 3 :i o: : .11
11, ivv.lv. II S Iluell 3 .',3 11 2 3.1
MIXP.D CLAS" -V . P STAltT. t 7
COl'ltSi: 13 MILKS
Alice, tlr H II Kee'er . I 00 .It 2 3: 3
Aledi. .1 W . P. P Alker I 01 '0 2 ,11
I Cnr-eoted lime. Aleda, 7 30 42 Alice.
7 35-3S
NF.W YOHK YACHT '"I I'll 30 mOTHHS
STAltT. 1 35 -CliPHsi:. 13 Mll.Ps
Ados. P I., ltlrh.ir.1s 4 01 04 2 71 01
. Alera. a 1. i nner i u, iv iv : ai
HANDICAP CI.ASS-F1HST DIVISION
STAltT, 1 10 COl'ltSi:. 13 MILLS
Carotin i, A W. Irirkwnn.l 4 02 21 2 22 21
I Aril l. C. Moilnv I 07 3li 2 27 Si'.
Corrected time: Artii. 2 1 51. Carotin i,
I 2 19 .10
HANDICAP CI.AS SI7l'i1ND DIVI-JIOV
STAHT, l "4..--t ill llsi;, 13 Mll.ns
.Natoma. T S. Clarke 4 12 0 2 27 04
font, II Wennemer 4 It 10 7 .12 10
, Curricted time: Na omi, 2:1S 17, foul,
2 20 24
HANDICAP Ct.XSS SI'Ki'lAL YAWL
DIVISIOV SiAltT. I 50 'lll'HSi:
! 13 MIl.IJi
INinfea. Il Mi Lean I 21 10 2 3 1 40
tllvttu. Dtitit-nu ,s. t uituir 4 3f. 3' 7 45 85
I'.irietted lime ti'vvyn, .' .13 ..y Nlnfea,
1 2 :n to
STA.MI'tlllll IINP. Di:sllV
t'.irr.
00
I lill'lisi: 13 M 11.11
I Allied i. .1 S .1. li V. In- I
I' lilt', II I. 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 V it 1 1 4
3', 4".
:ix ir. :
3'i at
ill.,
4 I 3 ' 1
4i 1-'
11 4.1
I Cittn, ll.il! . Uickvt.ii,l I
3 s
II le
4 1 s:
43 1.'
43 4"
V Iritltila. W .leglrr, Jr I
l.ltll- Hope. I 11 Itll)-
mnn.l I
, Hilly II, .v, Il il Diaper I
c.iix t. II II. l irlnii I
iSiudyklt, II II n.l.Le I
,, ' I H2
I Pr el 1 1. 17 Y W. per I 5
.'I 2 e. 20
Wr.h.lr, w
: .iiiiisi:.
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I'urdell I, Il li Diillllllli k
I'llWHH CIll'ISi: STAHT. 1
13 MILLS
Spare Time. 7. Wllsnii 3
l-'uia.l, t' P t'lnipm in I 2
I 3.1 .11
COLLEGE BATTERY IS WEAK.
Itt-il s,,i I'nll on .loliiis,,,. Hud 1 r-
roll mill Athletics Lose,
HtisroN'. June "7 Connlo Miuli cl
oul a college battery against Ihe llcl
Sox to-day and wlsht-,1 lie hadn't llu
tiip winning 7 to 2 Johnson, late of
I'rslnus College, and Carroll of Tufts
were the yoHligstets In the eonih
intlllig Johnson was letinned After the
llrst Inning the Athlet .e weie helpless
against ltiilh. The scute
PIIII.A i A 1. 1 ' IKisi'ON , X I .
an r li pas an r h i a e
Witt ss
o I a
3 0 llonper rf
4 1
o n
3 n
0 a
1 u
0 t
1 0
ft 0
II II
1 II
Kiiis 30
Stiiink.ef
s. ham.- II
Lajnic.;!)
Mcliims lb
Walsh rf
Can nil c
.lulinsnn ti
Wyckoff i
Mil
I I ft 2
3 il I I
10 I
i o : to
' 0 .1
10 0 2
2 I lb Nallv 7h
no Lewis If
n n Hnblil II iii
Ml Wallier.ef
fl o liarilnei Hi
0 ft s, n
.1 1' iiininas e
10 2 I
1 " '
: i a
12 1 .1
4 0 1 ft
3 0 0 0
: I i pi
7 0' I
0 0 o
2" Killli p
10 1 o oo
Totals
1 il ,
I. I
Tnliils 31 2 7 21 15 II
Phil nlelphi.i snannoiian;.
Huston ... .100.1150017
Two base hits S ham. l-ewis stolen hase
Walsh Sarnlli-e lilt- Klllll llnblll.ell Sp,
rlflie (It Scnlt Double plus Will Lapm.
and Mcliims, Lap, in, Will I Mi fum- 1,-fi
on bieea Philadelphia to Hn.iuu t Fu.
bise un error Hu-lun lif.t bi.e nn bills
Off .Inhnsnu .1 nh llnlll I Hit In t ' -1 - -1
lull Ht Until i Si 1i.hu i Stuck nut llv John
sou. t, bt Until. 10 Wild pilches .Inhu-mi l
Palled hall Thomas linpire in i luet Hildr I
brani) Field umpire O'teiiishhn, Time I 1
hour and iniuulti.
Warm Weather Bakes
Kinks From Aged Arms
'THK warm weather of the last
twj days has baked the kinks
out of muiiy an aged baseball
nrm. Kubo Mnriiuard came buck
on Monday and beat the (.hints
in a twelve inning gumo after
Christy Mathewson had downed
tho Dodgers In the opener of the
double header. Yesterday it was
Jeff Tcsreau's turn to round into
form, a vhutotit of Hrooklyn re
sulting. Slim Caldwell also won
his second victory of the Wash
ington .scries for the Yankees.
Caldwell, Manilla id and Tesreau
hud been practically useless to
their teams previous to thene per
formance'. CUBS TROUNCE PIRATES TWICE.
first fiiimp ii I'lleliers' ItiiMle, lull
I II wltiuulutt Hi-f,
Cliit.-.nn, June 27 The Cubs defeated
the Pirates twice tn-ila.t. The wenres
were 1 to il and PI to I. Ill the III. it
game a hoiner by Vie Snler In the sw
ond Inning tnrnnl the trick. Piendei
gat allowed the visitors only three hits.
lu the Mond contest the Cubs
knocked Adams off the mound In the
llrt Inning, Muring four tallies on
four hits, a sacrllke and two squeeze
pla . The scon s .
KIKST iJAMK
I'lTTslll'llli i.V l.i CIIICAliO .N' I.
nli r h
Ii a e am r Ii p a e
Carry f
I ii ii
I o il
3 il I
3 0 .
3 0 0
3 II
3 0 1)
. o
I " ruler 3ll
l it j
1 '.V.'hl",r"11
Hlnihnrf
1 Vim n'
I o Willi nils i f
: o n Kl iefc rf
I no M .inn rf. f
I 30 Selmllc.K
t oo Knnls-.:h.
I in siier lb
fi 1 0 l-'ischrr e
1 3 0 M iillu.in.as
0 eol"r'ilei-r.s p
I ' 1 I
3 0 0 0
3 il 0 ft
3 0 0
3 0 0
3 I .'
3 0 li
3 fi 0
-. " I
3 0 0
'"nl!"l(
,,
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.
1 O 0
TdI il.
i 0 3 14 10 ii
rma . -ii,. : : 1
.1 i
'Hatted for Cooper in the ninth Innins
IMtsburir ..oooftoooo ai
Clncaiin. .. oiooooooxi
Sacrlfl -e hit -Williams sinlen base -IIin. h
man Hume run .urr Double pl.iv Kuals.,
s-.iler and Miilbs.in First base nn tedls
Olf Prrtulerir.ist. I Slriiek out - llv Cooter. 3:
by Pretidi raa-t I'nuure In ehief Orth
Field unipiii'-Kith r Time I hour and !'
minutes
sKCONP (1AMK
liTTliriU iN l.i CIIICAdO i.V l.i
all r h p .1 e ab r h p .1 e
irey rf :nz 1 O07.prr3ii 11; .0
Oilrirn rf r, 0
1 " liaeK ri . 3 n i n
1 I Pirmirrr't.p ooo ft
0 1 Xwillin: ef . 5 1 0 j
t 0 s,,.hute f. 4 1 1 I
1 a Knabe :ti 3 : : i
11 vsner.tb . 3 1 I 13
3.1 Fischer e. :oo ;,
3 0 Mulll.-an ss i ; n ;
ft -Sr-lpm p . J t I 11
Wanner. s. ; 0 I I
ehulu s :too
llin'm.iu lb 111 II
Vint :li
I t :
Plstelln it
lliird.3li
lilbsnn e
Mnhu-ton
hmnlt.e
Ad tms.p.
Kantl'ner.p
illarney.
I 0 1
I I 3
3 ft 0
I 0 o
0 0 0
no Mann rf J I i 1
0 0ft 0 0 II
: 0 .1 ft 3 0
I 0 I II II "
Totals yi .. 1.1
Ii. 1
Totals 17 I 1; .i 11 1
liattnl fnr liib-nn in the eithth innint
tllattrd fnr Knntlihnir In the ninth minor
Pittsburg . 0 1 n o 0 ; 11 1 n 1
Chb aro 4 " 0 I n 1 0 n x to
Two bise hilsSe-iton Hinrhurin V'ox.
M.inn Three base hit-VI irk Double p! is
Fisiher and Mullik-nn 11 llnm and 1 1 11 hiiiiin
sacrifice hits 7.eider Fla. k. Fis. hr r. F,rt
base on b.illOff Ad-inis. 1: ntr Kantlehner
7; off Seaton. 1 stru. k out Ily Sratnn .: hy
Kantlehner. 4 Hit by pitched ball w.i.-ner
Ktiais- cmture in i met Hurler lie I.I inn
pire Orth Time 1 hour and Ij minutes
D0AK TOO MUCH FOR REDS.
I'nrilliints l otllliilie Hitting the Hall
Hard mill Win. to .
Cincinnati. June 27 It. tzel s .- i.a.e.
Smith's acr:fl e. l.'.ngs tr.j.'.e nt.d Mil
ler's home run In the first inn ng scored
three tuns and gave S'. l..ui s a lead
that the Heils could not overcome to-day.
The lln.il score wan s to L'. The Cardi
nals continU'd letting the Ki-d pitchets
nnd wound up by scoring four runs in
the ninth. The lo.-a'.s could do nothing
with Dunk. The score
ST I.OPIs ,N L I
CINCINNATI IN L i
an r h ti a e
an r h p a e
Helel.cb
1 0 C,roh.2b
4 I 2
4 ,)
smith. ef
l.on;. rf
Mill.-r.lt.
liiirn.hv.1b
Wilsnn.lt
snyiter e
Corh in ss
Do tk.p
3 0 o
5 1 I
.'. I 1
2 n .1
1 0 1 Fisher.ss
2 0 0 Ch s ef
intflth rf
0 I n cinrke -
1 1 o N. tielf
: " o Mnlwit7 H
.' 3 o l.oii.li-n .h
0 oo Mitchell p
- - - Kmircr.p
.'7 nP'Winm
's. hneuler p
ItKilhfer
I ft II
' o t
1 4 I
2 li 0
4 ' : o ii ii
I o ,i ; iv t
: n I i " o
4 to 13 12
3 o I 'I 3 1
11,11 note
100 ft no
000 a 00
.' . ., 1 .1
.v 0 1. 0 00
I I o
I I .
1 1 I
37 X '.'
Totals
Total. . !
' 15 I
Hilled fnr Kneier in the fifth Inninr
Milted for s hnei.lrr In the ninth inmnr
st Louis 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 ft 4S
Cincinnati 0 .. 1 t 0 n .. .1 d .'
Tliree Pise hits l.otu Duk lim'i Horns
bv si'Till'-e hits -smith liroh llntne 1 ri
Xlilt.r sinlen 1,.,-e. Mnlluily IV111-. I nns
"i 1 Wild piteh -Hmk Struck out -Ily Hoik '
07 in Mitchell 1 bv Schneider. :, First hi...
11 I 011 bills- Olf Dink I; olf Mitcbe'l. 1- n!f
' Schneider 1 Pmnire in chief -Klein F.ild
iimplreKmslic Tune-j hours and .' 111 n
utrs
TO-DAY S AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.
First Hire Two tear old nni
- ' four and
InH
furlonzs
,. Vntirin.i . .
' Chatuunalv
- 1 Kit -t llillot
, Ailnilration
HI tuerm Nt mph
111 llllbhle
111 N.iticv F tu
lit sea W it e
ill Kittenish
llt'TV mptation
It." -us.
Madeira
s.-ennd Ha
Fiiur-t ear nhts an 1
Hepl'-chase
miles
bandit -tp;
.-till V
Mn
. snrrento
, Dixon Park
I Alsrf.-My
13 Kei em ant
II? 7.-llvti....l
1'.'. Am ins
132
I Third Hais- Thtee year n
Is an 1
' .ellini;. one mile-
1 liluui. r .... io. irtiiii t
, iivieen uf Paradise '.oi Dolmi
Mailoti ... . '.; ,lr..e Jr
i'1112 a I.lnt . Ill
j Filiirlh H.l.e- iliree year nld
W
Plftul t
i fur i.n.
II i In l:'e.xi niiled; ni . nn'.. and
Fnar
Hock
12" ll'll'.le
I spin
tstar Hawk
I Filth Hais-
.. LI Vth.m-y
Hi: Chur. hid
Two vcar ul.ls, e.-tln.g . tite
IntU-
llnvlit snr
Ch.ituil.nx
Itvinniii; shut
p. i In
st th li. nt
tea lell-: six
Kitlvls Hal,. ..
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IO-'!',-!..!!!,: Fan.'t '
.7 Doe Meal.
10? ii l limit lit'
i hr.e tear e!,i upw u I
fllllopbs
., . I" ' He lit of Metl'o
1".'. I'r ml, I'.nsiuu
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1 11 "lu-ii
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linrc m
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IP
1,1' line r
t , tt II I
Pi i Ma '. r
I Kin.' Mail
1 1
Xpprenlic',
Inipstteil
al'nw at
i un '
RACING
AQUEDUCT
six
STIRRING EVENTS
TODAY
l'i I I IIC
Brooklyn Derby &
2 MileSteeplechase
rnis i ii ii i ii .ii i ii
sI'K.tiM II Mi lilt IS
leatel'enn st.illnn . id Si and Ii ,
also fi .ni llalbu-ll t lliMul.lv,, i
I'.':, in. and ,,i iniei ils up ,-. ; p XI
.n re.n lid bt I iilmn s. , i
fert. It itialich lu i' rent. ,iH t
statlun and bv imllct .
t.ll M Ml IMI l, I lilll s SI .Ml.
n fi -
MINKEL TO REFEREE
MORAN-DILLON BOUT
rievelfimler Virk Wj
Wn felled l.v Army of
'-'.'ii KvperK
P.0
Charlie While,
Itoehe, Ki, Mp.,lrlI.
II.
J"ii .
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and J, ( sun-,. .,,,
present at Washingi,,,, .,,,
nlKht uhei, Fiank M
Is
i.
union eneagp in
ten i.,,i
lias attr.ietml
morv ,itl, . I
oioer pugllls. ir,.llt
to Jess Will.,, ,( -n,,,
as hpiclalor only, f,,,
. n i
' w
in.
inissloneis ht , ,
"""I'ler e.d, ,., i ,,
M.il r Hinltii of i-', v. ,,,
polnied yeslrrdaj to a , ,'.
the big hc.njw,.,, ,,,,,,,
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has any
light L fel..,. ,.,.
upon i iy sii
line us "will
Kliillp ..f i
him up I. i .
ii n l
oo I
To sallsp fheni all .
0 II
ii ii I
huge croud e..it.im t.i
! will hate to ,so ,
l reports nf his work ,n .,
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Tne commission s ( h. ,.
h"was nan ..salt ,,,,, ','
Johnson-W.lMrd , .,,. , ' '
""'h as , t.,1 1, .1, u .''M;
.a.lfornla ,,,'!.'l01 f"'
Anie.:r.i Hnxing , ' ,
nli.,1. fon.,,,1 I., safegmrd 't ,e 1-.
Was teeosn.Zed l.v the. w Yn-1, ,,v.
i ii i
t n i
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anl describing . .,.
tefetee
ft' 1
ft' n
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upl'WeJ
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N allowed ti, r.rilel.te ,,
the exciuston of regular' ..
1 11 1
fto
0 11 I
1 0 I
: 0 1
do
11
1 .1
3 ft
-ii. p 11.111. i.e..n Interfering
Pi ri!
krown
rive. e.pt
t refe-e.
o' 'vurj
nere mr several iei,,s .
the tnldlln Wist .is fe
mergetie nnd .ibsulnte i ,
WHO IS nl,ln o tlllk" .1
fu-nlsh n niixlrnum ,.f a
1 p 1
t,..n
1 no last llttl.. ,,r,! , . ,,
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to 1"-da.v. When the , j
$...0nn wv pusted bv tho 1 .-, r,,, n,.v
i.eorge ConsMme. w'. , name! ,1
tak. holder, ard f... rnr.i r.:rg ' non
00 '
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this aftirn- toll. 1 1 .pr-epli , '
head physIcLn f. ,!. j, x ff
n, has exam'... d i,..th r .
d.s-lared them phyn iiii
fnl eoi;,:t . .
Another li'tle t' ii g wiP le the
mi sale of the S2 iidm ,,. - ,.
1 3Mij
o .n-e-
I hie. Thf can he l.uught
"f 111" dilTeril.t pla
i-ife in The llronx.
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Frank Moraii w.ll le ba,l ft.,.,
S'llphur Sptings un Saratoga I.
th.s .tftetn.s.n with .1 .-1 in
from that vi-.n.-y Instead .
at a hotel to-night w.ll 1...
of ti man from P F-b.nu. - ' .
w nn n is :i reepb
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try t get 1
off the tlg' t In
ng to r
a; ine i-.. , i-un-nis .is th
It lend lie- -iy K.iufr. who
wagi ted l..ifti) he w II h, ,
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well as the box, r. w' 1 -, . 1
guarantees xx it'i per, e- ta.- t
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