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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920,
I Vnnbees Defeat the Rrmnm h 4 tn 1 Giants Rlanh the Pirates bv 8 to 0Dodgers Lose to the Cubs by 4
to
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f 25,000 SEE YANKS
STOP THE BKOWNS
Score h I' !'. With Uodie's
Spleinllil All Hound Work
n Hi" FiMiture.
mow I) OVfiltlM'iNS FIELD
Adiliii'Huil I'oliec Necessary
Cliiir SI, Louis Diamond
for Siimlny (limie.
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id
-las
in"
pru'.it
non '
Ilnrll- -ir
I Hi' 'I
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1,1,1.
11,1,1AM II. IIAX.VA.
, ,-, .1 uiK- 0. Tlic Ymiks tn-
, , tin' llrowiiK' wlunlni; strcuk
-, . bird founht name, full of
Mutations for tlio Gothtim
., iM.ii lij- n Heorn of 4 to 3.
.,,l,n,llil nil nrnunil work con-iniii-li
t the roHillt. The YilIlltH
.,f fnHt llehlliiK lii'lilml Qulnn In
m,l pnil.it lilin through,
it ,,f tin. ifntno wits delayed by
'i,' Held crowding forward nn
. Held Itself. "They wcilscd
, the font lino Just beyond
mil. of coiiiho, weiu stretched
.1 ii.. oiitllolil. Tin- thrmii; over
i,i., tli.. Held to the ixtent of
Imiii-imlf. nnil the stnnds who
Apparently thole wire not
nunli police to tnlir car" of tln
, i tln,ii, there were none too
i tin affair hub poorly handled.
iiiKec players H.tt on the khiss
..I ivitleiitly for the Jam on tlm
.. fnncil brick. Their tluitout
. i . u'lv tlmt orf hy sttinditi'x
i. i (lie llroivns' bench was kept
illv the eoniroHtlnn mound
, relieved. The umphc right
,.,, to start the Ramo until tlio
, I, an il. Tlint wax a lone nnd
d toh until more pollco nr-
'oru
tli '
,11 n
111
'. i I
trn t w i
Mi i, In
1, Id w.i
bail I v n,, '
r'v. '1 Tl
,i .., 1"".
, attendance was estimated
which wiib till thlH park could
tik, ,ui
W i rl
fir- i'i
n ,
ti
Hi. I II
Irllleil a single to centre In the
'i ilnublcil nt second when
il.,t nn atrociously bail third
i ripp. There was somelhlni;
. ,it
her's rubber ljuinn illil not
in,! . hail the umpire out to iook
Toiun stretched a bIiikIc Into n
do ihle
II,, Ii
fll, I I
P, fc
iliroiiKh the poor floWlnK or
y.min struck out C.eileon, Hlxler
Kuth. ami .laeolipon popped to
limner for lloille.
li.,i,,'il a home cini In 11") rlk'ht
,, In if In the cecond after Huth
, i, ,i If 1'iatt Mioulil have run
,,,'ilit hae bad a hit on his hot
,-tn Kit. and then maylio llnn-
iiil'Ii would havo stalled sonic-
rin.n,
flt',1 1 1
llB'l "I
fa-' l"
oni- '
ml'
tli 'i,
l, li
the -'
I u.ii weak at the bat In both
, ,,'.! nnil third InnlliKS. Ho luniied
I t . ill-, nnil Ntnick out twice, lie
a , w.ill.it'H on bane.1 In the tblid.
I...UIH thlrl waH a vibrant period.
,1 d, mMed. Shoekee struck out,
lellied hy Il.idle's MaxllInK
i ;, ,1, ,,ii walked and .Slsler made
i.ll hit Hodie then, took Jacoti-
at
Iff IK
Th. .v
a. i " ,
Tel ,n
OiV
an 'h'i
80 - I
did i,
op, n, I
but Mi
f,,i Ii'm second fine crttch. IMiib
I,!,, work In that Innins. He
he next Innlns with a kIiirIc,
K, i ttihtenedTlnd lMnit'u mutes
i .'.iine lluotiKli.
I.i,in were doltiK a lot of silly
. nod the rabid buna CKSt'd them
k rk i
on Yin wanted evorj thins and more,
w 11 i ..luppi'd J".wlnf Ion? eiimiith In
thi f.inili to make a rfinRle. In every
inn i 1 ui one the lead off Ilrownle had
ret, In, I Hint. It would have hein the
nam. .i, lie fifth except that I'lpp made
V ' .. Ui y "." .:,.i . , :iboth lrew passes and the ba8es wero
I1U1 HI I i UIll'l. II II lio t:tl ' x, txj,
I'ol.iii imihliHl. Then I 'inn .MitiothorPd
r,f,l, i,!i i imner anil ilouiaeu room via
l'eu. The gods, of luck were with the
i inks in Ibis bluing.
In i lie .xth a pass to Ituth, a double
In It, us. I and a pass lo Hodie filled
.,. , nni,n.i., i, .,tr r.
Illf I, I , "llll ...... ...
lort u is
frail anil Ituth was forced n'
the pl.ii. i.i Austin
llnnniili l,lke,t
,i double past Auutin good for two runs,
ijuiiin with a foul spoiled a fine chance
foi n,,,ie Shocker filled the corners up
dMiin l' passing Peck, whereat Ward
itni,! .is motionless as a graven image
and wru , ailed out on a perfect strike.
I), inlile I'lii b) YunU.
Th. eul off man in the St. I.oti!
sixth in.l seventh hit safely and each
time i he unks (nine along with a
ilmili'. i,lai. In the eighth tho Ilrowns
nado th, tr first tun on a two-bagger
lj t-inilli Into the ciowd and a scratch
lilt Gedeon, which Peck overran.
Si-il.i ,, Unwed with a two-bagger and
ie, Gi deon. Qulnn was weakening.
Js, ,.i, -,,n stabbed him for a single. Tho
rniul was in an uproar, and when
U'lll'.uiH furred Jaeobson Slsler scored
Au.-tnrs wicked liner to Ward ended
the mum,'. Severeld doubled in the
ninth i iih one out nnd still Qulnn
itay, d In Collins filed to Peck, who
made i i,ne catch. It was getting dark
and ljuinn was terribly slow. He lasted
ihi Winn- nut, however, and when Tobln
ground,
at fli n
M.w
Pi - h I .
Wsnl M,
1'll'P II,
tlinli.if
M. ipi'1 1 1
no, ii. ,
Prri '.I,
MlMMll,
l,'i iim
Toi i u
ii to I'lpp Qulnn took the throw
The score '.
VUtlv (A.)
PT. I.OI'IS (A.)
Ill, I ll
(i n e, no r n o
0 1 li.Tobln.rf.. 502 0
1 2 0l(!ooit'(,n.2b .111 r
7 2 0 Hisler,tti.. 113 .".
I OlllJncob'n.cf 4 0 13
0 (lOiWIIIIn'n.lf -10 1 3
1 1 0!.ustln,3b. .10 1 1
2 .1 l)!nerln-r,l.H. 101) 2
r. noisvwreiii.c -in 2 10
1 1 msiiocker.p. 2 00 0
iDavts.p... OHO O
17 tOOI'.tinlth.... 1110
ItCollh-s... 100ft
: n o
t ,i t
-. ii n
I t
4 I I
l"l i
I ll 2
4 II II
2 1 1 :
I
I Totals.. 3.1 .'! 12 27 10 0
'li ,-,!
f.u,.,l
,t for Shocker In eighth Inning.
,1 for Davia In ninth inning.
1 1, 02000200 01
02000200
0000 0 003
?l I oiiis 0000 0 003 03
It ii'. hniie.l ln-Hhler, 1: Gedeon. t: 1VI1I
ln, I llo.llf, 2; Ilnnnnli, 2. Two banc
M, Tobln (2), Sncrelil (2), Slilcr (2),
Sn i ' XI, unci, llniiimli. Cedeon. Home
ne liruii. Knrrtflocs Ward, Pratt,
X'""tn I inutile ,1hvh Plpp and Veckln-
Poille nnd Pratt; Ward, Prntt and
ie , r, id nnd Orber. Left on liases
I'll i'
v.-
,ifi
Y..rk, !) Si Loiili, 7. liases on balls
inn. I. off Shocker, .1. off Davit, I.
'fl Mm. ker, S In 8 Innings; off Davis,
" I li.nlm- Struck out H Qulnn, 3;
"ki. ll, by IinvlK, 2. Losing pitcher
, Pniplrci N'allln
, : ..am,,-.: boms slid
nnd Connolly.
Urn
minutes.
Xnlei of Ihe Dlnuiniiil.
Mm: was left In Chicago, hut Is
ex ,,. i-t. i in rejoin the team to-morrow.
Hi, n'll.le is much swollen nnd ho won't,
b, an further good this trip.
Dinn. .n made a ruling In Chicago
b indicated he did not know the
i ' He called .Meusel, who was bat
" k o . tor Interference, and on tho
,i i 1 ix- allowed Schallt to double
- ' 1 oft tirst. Itule 55, section 7, proves
- mistai...
A depriittmnt of the gatno In which
h- inks aie distinctly weak Is baso
r : ), Tl. team does not score up
ii -. . t na'uial nbllity.
'"cotle gavo a poor perform
i st the Yanks depending on
i Taking away the shine ball
- it ll!-- . ffectiveltcss
'am . . ( lilcuji. T.i-iujr. 3:30 I". .11.
j Ci us. Adm. 71c $1.10, Inc. Tax. Adv.
Big League Results
for the Last Week
The uieU'i ririiril In ich Itmun n(
Knnif plnycil, wen nrul Init, with rum,
mil', erriirn, nini hfi ,,n ,nen nnd run
oiei liy opiinni iim, In, In, Hiii; unini'ii of
r-ntiir.lay, June it), H m fulluwi:
NATiflNAI, IdlA'CIUi:.
l'. w. i it. ii, i:. i.iion'
t'lnelnmul
lli-.jeMyu. ,
Ht ,mili.
t'liknrto. , ,
l'htiiliiii:.
Ilfiaton. .
New VorK
I
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7 -.1
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i a
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.-, i
I'lilliuli'lplilii, , ii a
AMiiiticAN u:a(h;i
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W.
a
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1 1. It.
1 i!7
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it :,i
li. n. i.ii nn
f2 7 4S 21
t.'li,rl,in,l.
New llll(....
Ciili'iii;n
JtUHtOII . ...
Ht. I.ouIh. . . .
Viitilni;t(in .
Ilellnll.. . .
I'lillaili'lplilu. .
ill
DODGERS TROUNCED
AGAIN BY THE CUBS
Vaughn Outgenerals Grimes
in Free Hitting Game.
Ily rilAIII.K.s r. MATH I.SOX,
The oi;re of defeat, hl rcpulHlw fea
tuie.s distorted by a malevolent (,-iin,
hovered about tlio Dodsoro' bench nt
UlibotH Kleld yesterday afternoon arid
chuckled .xultantl) when the last man
was out and tlio score stood 1 to 2 In
favor of (he Cubs. The Chicago team
climbed Into third position.
Twenty-one thouwind lan.i naw tho
Ktime and were m a loss to uccount for
Miu BtnrtlliiK reversal of form on the
part of the DodRCrs, who ployed like
champions on their Inst trip nway from
home ami who have deported them
clvi like in, elKhih jilace team slnec
Hielr return to the Klatliush grounds.
Th,. batters mem to lilt with much
freedom oxcept when men are on bases
waiting to be driven to the plate. The
pitchers havo fallen off to a consider
able extent, and the floldlnc Is not up
to the standard, although at times' bril
liant. As n lesult of their disappointing
play tho Dodsers are trembling on the
blink of third plneo.
Although tho. Dodgers were beaten,
still the (( litest was an Interesting one
nnd appealed stronuly to the onlookers.
Hurlelgh Orlrncs pitched u good game,
rind while ho and Jim V;uighn weie hit
freely tho difference was that Vaughn
seemed to tighten and prevent hits when
runs would hne resulted, while Grimes
frequently was nampled for clean driven
that brought Cubs flying over the plate.
Vaughn bad the better suppi.rt of tho
two moundsnieii, Uollncher, Terry,
l'lack uiul I'askert doing reinai kablo
woi(k on hard diances. This was ab
solutely necessary, as Vaughn Is suffer
ing from a lame arm and only exerted
himself to the utmost when the bonis
plato waa menaced. This happemd fro
iiuently nnd Vaughn escaped fiom
many a ticklish position.
Olson oi.eneil the first with a single,
nnd after Johnston had died at first, on
which play Olson reached ?eeond. he
tried to steal third on a short passed
ball, but was nipped by a ulek throw
fiom (.('Kartell. Myers contributed u
single and then tllel to steal second,
but twain Ihe sturdy arm of O'I'ariell
got the ball to the baso In advance of
the runner,
The Dodgors managed to penetrate the
Vaughn armor in the fifth for a brace
of luiio. althvugh the outlook was Ex
cellent for more. Nels led off. but was
out at first. Kllduff. who contributed
two doubles In four times up and was
robbed of a single on nnothir occasion
bv a wonderful running nidi of a liner
by Terry, doubled to lift. Miller per
ished at first, but ("rimes and Olson
full of Dodgem Johnston enme through
with a single and Kllduff and Grimes
.-cored Myers hammered an ugly liner
to right, but Flack captured It.
That was the last scoring by the
Dodgers, although thev had the bases
full acaln In tho seventh. Ilollocher
. .,t,,,, .n. ,.f
inane a leni.uiMii,,-- ............
K I U t S tWlSUIlg u, t ,i,v,,i
Miller and Grimes singled, tuson popped
out, but Johnston walked and the bases
wera once more clogged Myers was
thrown- out nt first by Terrv, leaving
three eager Dodgers stranded.
Kllduff started off the ninth frame
with a double, and after Miller had filed
out to Flack Grimes walked. With but
one out Olson and Johnston popped
files.
The Cubs got their run In the first
after two were out. S'lngles by Robert
son Terrv nnd Merkle did the trick.
Itobe.'tson reached first In the fourth
Inning on an error and scored on an out
at first and O'Fai rell's double.
The two runs (cored in the fifth by
the Cubs xvere the result of Vaughn's
pass and singles by Flack, Ilollocher
nnd Terry.
Grimes held the Cubs hitless and run
less In the final four Innings. The score:
CHICAGO (N.) I DltOOK'LYN (N.)
h i r Ii o a e " i " "
rifick.rf. 112 -t
O 0IOt.ion.PS. .4012
3 (l'Jnhni'n..1l) 4 0 1 I
itOIMvera.rf . 4 0 2 .",
0 0' When t. If.. 4 0 0 2
n 0 Kenet'v.lb 2 0 0 13
2 OiS'eli.rf. ... .1 0 0 1
n oc.riffith.ir ooo n
n(l!Klldilff,21) 4 12 2
lUMIIIer.e .. 102 .1
Grlnus.p .1110
4 I
lloirer.ss 4 0 1 .1
Terry.2ti. Ii 1 2 4
Hob'on.lf. 4 110
Monkle.H) 4 0 111
O'l'nr'el.r 300 2
llerog..H 30 11
pnsk't.cf. ton 2
Vaughn, p 2 10 0
2 0
1 0
on
nn
n i
nn
31
20
1 1
Totals. .33 1 8 27 14 0
Ixllieger. I OU
0 00
Totals... -II 2 0 27 1.12
United for Nets In eighth Inning.
-:::::::-:oooAiinooo-2
Terry and Merkle. Left nn ZJ-
Si offOrlm'V. r,. ilU by pltchcr-Ity Xaughn.
I si Anul-Ily VauKhn, 1; by Grim".
ES" bkll-O'Fnrrett. Umplres-O'Ila?
f.'nd Qidglcy Tlm. of game-1 hour and 40
minutes.
JtHACII WINS COI.F I'lNAI-
.-ni!ipi.n. Man . June 20. Milton
,1,...-. . ,.,,,
n.
llfnch, of the sprinKiiem S;u""lr' "
.nntiit lnVlinilllii h"i, "-"
f !i,e "nrlnufleld Club, deferring Jese I .
Oul ml. e th" Woodland Golf Club. Mana
cleans In rhamplon. In XJ&a&
.i r. Ii
!U..J. a.-." '" -
-.... frtrmer caddy.
in me iinuu.. i.rncu
defeated Guilford by 2
Iiwrry by 1 up.
up ami won ircm
HA'il-.llAI.I. TO-DAV. KlinUTS
Ilrooklyn vs. IMttsbure. 3:30 P. M-
I'lKI.U.
Air.
National and American League Records.
x RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
NATIONAL I.UAOl'K.
Now York. 81 IMttubtirg, 0.
Chicago, 4 s Ilrooklyn, 2.
Other teami were not icliedulfd.
STANDING OF
rlajed. Won.
Iji-it.
21
3'
Si
2d
24
2(1
31
.11
Cincinnati
Ilreokljn ...
Cldcnjn
SI. Louis-
I'lttsbiirn .
Il.t-.toti
New York..
1'hlladrlpld.i
...II
30
.11
.11
M
4s
47
.11
5.1
28
2!)
.10
24
21
2.1
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY,
ITIeaso I Ncn York.
r'.ltttnn l HrnoMjii.
,1. Iritis In llictii.1.
Cincinnati la Philadelphia
Giants Start With Five
Runs and Swamp Pirates
Hammer Cnrlson, While Dous
ing Pitches Shutout Hull
Snore, fl to 0.
My DAMI-.I,.
Those liepky I'lrntes, who acted tho
real autocrats behind tho airtight pitch
ing of Adnnm on Situnlay, were rele
gated to the role, of an also ran yei
teidny iifternooii at thu I'olo Grounds.
The IMrates were not so pesky, neither
were they very aulociatle, for neer
after the, first Inning were they In the,
hunt. 'The Giants slammed, coaxed nnd
peppered home ve runs In tho opening
round, added two more In the third and
wound up with a parting shot In the
eighth, to triumph by u score i,t s
to 0.
It was something of ti treat for tho
crowd of nioie than 25,000 to see the
Giants win on a Sunday, The New
York have been winning rarelj enough
on any day, but their Sabbath record
this season has been a real atrocity.
Phil Douglas did the pitching for tho
Giants, nnd he did a llr.it class Job of
It, hoi, ling the I 'I rales to seven hits.
Only in one Inning, the fourth, were
tho visitors nbln to make more than
one safety. Cutshaw and Schmidt both
singled In Hint lound, but there wero
two outs between' Ill's and nothing
came of them. Douglas was n trlllo
wild nt times and seemed to delight In
throwing tin eo balls In a row. Hut
In a pinch bo was right there with
plenty to spare. It was Phil's best ex
hibition of 'the season.
Pittsburg opened with Carlson in the
box. He did not stay long. The Giants
got to him for si hits In the first In
ning and forced George Gibson to re
alize that ho bad made an error In his
assignment. In the second bluing Ham
ilton of ho southpaw took Carlson's
place. Tho left handor proved n vast
CHICAGO BEATS ATHLETICS
AiihtIi'iiii I.enpriie ('Iiiimi plmiit
n nt
Perry Hunt unit Win, 7 to
'Hii'AOd June 20 i American).
Chicago batted perry hard t-d.iv and
defeated Philadelphia, 7 to 5, in the Ilrst
game of the series. Ixcefe, who suc
ceeded Perry, pitched well Williams
was batted freely, Dykes gathering four
hits, two of which were doubles and one
ft triple. The score :
CHICAGO (A.)
I'lIII.AIini.nilA (A
lib r ti
ii it n ni; r :
I.'llmlil.rf .-, O 1
lCC'Ina.'.'li a (I 1
We'vi r.ns I V. '.'
.IVkwiiMt I I 1
I'VNcli.if A 1 J
.iu iiis.lt a l l
MfM'n,.".b I 1 1
Kelinlk.c. 2 1 1
Wlll'ins.p Sno
(I0'l)l:ci,2l!. .12 I
.'lOT'onms..'!!) V, I I
.'I liMtriink.ef. n 0 2
DO'U'alk-er.lf .10 1
nn'Wcli-li.rf.. ,1 I t
(i nlivikins.e. , 0 2
2 0 I'.a'Hny.ss fl 0 n
1 OiUrlMn.Hi. .'1 I I
2 OllVi rj.p.... 1 n 0
20l
111
10i
Ucere.n... .102
,. ( I
Totals...'W 71027 II V
i Totals.., 17 5112 1
.'I I
Philadelphia 0 1 1 0 n 0
Chicago 0 2 1 0 0 0
0 2-1
0 x-7
Two base lilli-H) kes, 2. Tlnee base hits-.
MiMiillla, Ii.iUcs, .1. Collins, s.vi if lees
Thomas, (inllowaj, Si balk, Wllllaini, J.
Collins. Double ,ln5-iaver and J. Col
lins; Sclinlk and Me.Mulllii. Left on bases
Chlinpo, (1. Philadelphia, . liases nn Imlli
-(Iff Keefe, 2, off Williams, 1. Illta Off
l'ur. S In a hillings; ,., Keefe, 2 In .1
Iniiinns. lilt by pitched liall-lly Williams
(iilllln,. Struck out Hy Perry, t. by
Williams. .1; by Keefe, 1. l,oi'i! pltchei
Perry. Cniplrea Iiiiineeii nnd Prlil Tlino
of game 1 hour end 47 niluiiles.
POLO AT MEADOW BROOK.
Those who are interested In the de
velopment of a polo team to send to
ICnglnnd in ipiest of tho International
cup will have a rate chance thl week
to see the prospective candidates In
action for the Meadow Hrook Club cups.
This afternoon nt 3 o'clock the Meadow
Hrook Hamblers will meet the Meadow
Hrook Freebooters, and at ,1 P. -M. Santa
Ilarbar.i will play Cooperstown There
will be two games to-morrow, when
Philadelphia will cross sticks with Hock
away and IlatontoHii will battle against
Meadow Hrook II. II. M. On Wednes
day tho winners of this afternoon's
matches will meet, and on Thursday
there will bo matches between tho win
ners of to-morrow. The final will take
placo on Saturday.
PRIZE FOR CUP DEFENDERS.
XitwroiiT. It I.. June 20. A silver cup
has been donated by the Newport Yacht
Haclng Association, headed by lloyal
Phelps Carroll, to be raced for durtng
the coming week by the cup defense
jachts Itesolute and Vanltle. The prize
will go to the yacht winning tho ma
jority of the remaining six races. The
cup trials of this week will conclude
t1,- Newport elimination Furies', and the
Amerlca'H Cup committee xvlll then de
cide which aoht Is to defend the his
toric yachting trophy against .Sir Thomas
I.ipton's challenger.
hasv nut ititAvr.s.
THOMl'SONVILLi:, Conn.. June 20. The
lloiton Hrnvi'fl easily deflated the llattford
Illgwlow team this afternoon In an exhibition
gnmt, 1.1 tn 0. Sullltau of the Ilratca
made thieo triples. The score:
n. h. n.
lloston 1 .1 2 I It 0 fl 2-lr. 17 t
Thomp.ionvllli:. 000000 0 0-0 80
Itatterles Wllltnnis, Agostinl, Gotvdy nnd
Wilson; Steere, Miller and Leary.
CAItDINAIN WIN SIH'TOPT.
Sprcinl to Tun Si n and Nrw Yiihk llrui.n.
I'HOVIllKNCi:. It. I, June 20 -St. Louis
C.lrdtnnli defeateil tho Ptoxldencu Star..,.r
to 0, at Itoeliy Point this afternoon before
a crowd of stveral tliourand fans. Timely
lilttlng by the visitors w-ai responsible for
tlio outcome.
KASTHKN
At Albany
Albany Worcestor -
Uatterlei Harrington
I.KAfiUK.
n. it. i:.
3 8 t
2 7 o
and
Swtatt; Lln-
strom and Tyler.
At Wnterbury- H. II. K.
Hartford .1 8 2
Waterburs' 1 5 .1
Hatterles Cox and Damn): Seaman and
8hlnnu.lt.
At Hrldgeport- , It. II. H.
Hrldgeport 8 It r.
I'ttt.ifield 0 13 2
Ilnttertes House and Skiff; Stublng, Till
man nnd Jnrdnn.
At New Haven R. II. II.
Springfield 3 1
New JIaen 0 .1
Hatterles Morgan, Uudolph and Wilder.
Hinder and Nncla.
AMlIllirAN l.KAC.l'H.
New York, 4: St. I.ollls, 3.
Itmlnn, 10; C'lelrhind, !.
rblriiKO, 1; riillndrlplilit. r.
WiliblnRtnn. i); Detroit, I (.1 Innln;
on nrr.iunt of mln).
eallrd
THE CLUBS.
V.V. I'lnKd. Won. It-t. V.V.
AM ririrlaml M 3d 1!) .fill
..US New York .11 38 21 .Bit
.VU Cllleato .11? 31 2.1 ..V.I
..Wl Itmtnn 53 28 21 J3.1
..IM WuxMircton .K 2'i i .100
.417 SI. IJflli 5.1 27 2H .lilt
.423 Drtroil 51 10 .'Hi .31.1
.11.1 ! I'lilladelplii i fH l -li .27
New
nrk l.l -t. Louis.
r..:.;..a In ''I "Itr.
riiilld-lldl.l
Wusblnctsu In Uetrslt.
Leading Hitters
in Major Leagues
NAUONAI, MtAlil 15.
I'lilicr. Chili. 1. A.M. II. II
IIoriikl), St. I Wl m I'! H
Ihiubrrt, (bin ' li :"
UnrirrlMin. ('Ill 4 .'I llll S3 Jl
II.iii. Ii, I Ian IK 177 VII J
Smith, N. V 3.1 I'll '
IM".
.IWi'l
.:u I
:.m
..i.ti
AMIillM'AN MlAfit'i:
riajrr. (lull.
M-lrr. hi. I.. .
Speaker, Imp .
,1 n-ksiin. ( 111. . . .
MIIiiii. Vuli.
A. II. It. II.
f i'i n:i
1.01 m hi
!tm ill hi
illil M 711
llii S'J lis
I'.C.
.nn
,:ws
..Ml
Joliii'lon, (Inc..
hnproveiiKnt over Carlson. lie waa
found for two lilts, one a triple by Kellj. ,
In the thlnl. hut then bo pitched four
pirl'ei.'t Innings.
The live run outbmst Willi which the
Giants started the fracas put tho crowd
In good humor, but to tell the truth
the big lead and tho growing feeling j
Hint Ihe Glints weio enjoying one of,
their perlodlcul mid days mailt) the'
gamo drag ft bit.
' Hums opened tlio attack on Carlson
with a double to left. Then the New
Yorks Inaugurated a peppering attack
which hnucked the Plrnte Inlleldalley
west. H.mcroft hunted toward W'hltted I
and beat the throw to Ilrst. Young
Minined nn honest to goodness s.rwle
to left and scored Hums with the tidy i
run that wis needed to win '
I'Vlsch. also hunted In the dlr n
of third nnd he, loo, beat the throv tu ,
Ilrst. It was not exactly a good tli.ow. j
but It wan a hit at that. Tho bases
were, filled. Kellv birched a single to ,
left ami Hancroft nnd Young scoied.
Frlcll stopped nt second. Kauff forced
Kelly nt second. Cutshaw to ll.trhate.
li.irbare bail a double play In sight,
but he heaved tho ball far over Grimm's
head. Frlsch scored nnd Kauff reached
second. Kauff went to thlnl on Slcklng's
out, Cutshaw to Grimm, and scored
when Smith doubled to left. Douglas
fanned to end tho bombardment.
' If elly Gets li Triple.
The (limits went out in order in the
second, against IIainlltnn'3 pitching, but
In thi' third they icsumed operations.
Kelly drove a triple to left and King,
who had gone to centre with the ar
ilval of a left handed pltvher nmong
the opposition, walked. On Slcklng's lu
ll, -Id out. Whltled to Grimm, Kelly
scored. Smith singled to right. King
darted for the plate and was safe when
Southwortli made a wild throw to
Schmidt.
In tho eighth, with two down. King
walked. Sicking singled thrnuiii Cut
shaw and sent King to third. Smith was
hit by Hamilton, but declined to go to
jirst. With Douglas up next nnd two
out Matty thought that there was ,1
better chalice to score If Smith got a
,. tlw.1if.lt Thn order niiine tn tl'V
i..t.l.. J.AI .,.! T.-I,rr twnvn. In,.
.1 i,,ii,,n- mc.ii a.,'. ,vt,H ......
mruuueiy riicmng was iniipcn, . meuun
to Grimm.
Southworth, who got a double nnd a
couple of singles, wis the only Plrnte
who could do nnylblng of consequence
with Douglas's pitching... Tint Shullllng
Phil always was there when tho time
came to tighten up. To-day .the Cubs
come to the Polo Grounds. The score:
PITTSIll'Ilil (N.)
I
NHW YOllIC (N.)
nl r li o n e
IPcbee If. ,10 0 1 I) ()'ltui-ns If.
ab r Ii
I 1 1 n
I t I 2
4 110
3 110
1 no 0
I 1 2 12
t I n l
Cnre..cf 4 00 0 o iiillnnc'ft.ss
S'tv th if. 4 0 1 1 O n Xoiini; if.
V'tcd..1!i. 4 0 0 2
i'nt'w,2b. .10 0 0
Grlmm.lb 2 o o 1 1
Il're,:tb,ri 10 0
Si-hii'l'l,.- 2 02 2
Cnrlson.p 10 0 0
It'inll'n.p 100 0
I la' fne'i .o 2 0 12
Nu'lson. 10 0 0
3 lllFi-ls.-li .111.
4 0 1,,'ir .'I,...
on Ketly.lh..
M 1 Knttff.cf..
0 (UKlPB.ef.. .
1 2 n :i
0 0 Mlfl,lnu,2b 4 0 1
I
i ' Smllh.c.. . a n
I
1 miiotiRla'i.p
0 0 Knydpr.e. .
:i o n i
ooo o
Tn
tuts.. .11 0021 14 V Totals... .12 SO 27
101
Halted for Hamilton In ninth Inning.
Pittsburg 0 0 n o n 0 (I 0
New Voik .1 0 2 (l I) 0 0 1
o-o
x-s
Two b'tio hits Hums, Smith, Southworth.
Three bnn- llll Kelly. Stolen lib Dlgbee.
rioitble plnyx-Itiincroft, Sicking and Kellv.
1 . ft on bae I'lttsburB. 7. New York. 1.
Ibises on balls Off I ioukIivs. 3. off Hamil
ton, 1 Hlts-Off furls in. 0 In 1 Inning: "ff
Hamilton, :'. tn 7 Innings. Struck nut Ily
Doiiulas, I. by Carlson, 1: by Hamilton, 2.
lioslnc pltchei- Carlson. I'mplres Klem and
nniBlle. Time of game 1 hour and 11 minutes.
AMl'.IHCAN
.VKSOCIATIOX.
It. II. v..
1 12 0
I It 2
At Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Hattprlea Itobertson and Mayer
Amca nnd
Sweeney.
At l.nulsvllli) (first game) It. II. 13.
Toledo I 7 .1
Lnulsvlllc S 1.1 1
Ilatterles-McColl, Stijker and Murphy;
I.npg and Knrher.
Seennd game H. II- L.
Toledo i I 11 J
Iwtivllle ,-. J, 11 ,,1
Hnlterles Piilme, Htryker nnd McNeill;
Ttnnip and Meyer. . ,
Tho Coliimtius-Indlnnnpotls double header
was postponed on account nf rain.
At Milwaukee (Ftnt Game) It. H. L
St. Paul I ' 1
.Mlhinukee 2 8 1
Hnlterles Mirrltt ami narsrnvv; .u,
Wlic, m y. Miller and Gaston.
S"cnrd Game It. II. L.
SI Paul -1 12 ;
Milwaukee 10 0 1
Haiti ilea llrnwnc, ,t-lltami, (Srlr.er aril
McWlieeney: Nnitbrop nnd Gaston.
itottiNMi.v i:i.i:cti:i captain.
,Tcron,e Itortnsnn la" been elected captain
of next .'ear's basebnll team of Ilrooklyn
Pnp. Hotilnson lias been playing tor tti"
Hrooklvn sc-nol for Hie ln-t two years, and
In 1010 wsh Hie main nupport of Iho nine m
iho mound, lie lull also placd (Tnt bne.
An attack nf rheumatlim haniptrcd him as a
pitcher Dili seaion.
Jamitca Entries.
I!
Flrf nace Two-year-olds. Metropolitan
Turse; five and n half furlongs.
Index. Horse. Wt Index. Horse. Wt
ltodniuky ..IIP IIP. Dream Crepe Hfi
30.2 llockland ...103 , 42.1s Polly anna ...10.1
4I2 Serapli 1'"!1 381 Jig Ill
(311) live Opener. .llll 117 Pernwond ...His
Sunnv Jlm.-irsii 432' Intrigante ...111
410 Knobble ....loq
Second Itace Three year-olds and upward:
selling; one and a sixteenth miles.
Index. Horse. XVI 1 Index. Horse. Wt
(137) llnllast ....till 428 Oath 10H
Tlnn-A-I.lng 107' 441 'War Smoke . 1 1 1
.T Sundlnl II. .111 381 Le Glnrltux inn
421 Ml. Itelle... 1031 413' Ocpanna ..
428 Clanucr Il.'.'(.ini) Tnfter
4111 Dorcas ....ll".l 4.1 4 -Wnr Plume
(410) Sunflasli 11.1221 411 Franklin ..
(410) Servlco Star.ioiii (340) Chasseur ..
102
11)8 I (
42P. Oinderelln . .100'
Third Itace Three-year-olds and upward,
claiming; six furlongs.
Index ilorie. Wt 'Index Horse. Wt
r.trusrnn .. .113' '270 Mme. Ilyng ins
.-.1131 Hendrle lis 23 Mldl.m 1ft
442 M. System... ltd' 42i!' Flth. C.lhbst W
337 Liberty Girl. 1011 412 Nellie Yorke 10.1
4HI Helg. Queen. 081 lit Mormon .... 111
Itrlsk ll.1i P. Maclln.. 110
(3131 Tlne-A-I.lng 1la' 4.11 Youneed . in
Tan II 108' 4281 fanner . .11.1
Fourth Knee Greenfield Selling Stakes.
t,n-epr-nlds; five and a half furlongs.
Index. Horse. Wt 'Index. Horse. ivt
"8' S'wnmnn .. ion (31D Hye Opener H'i
M7 Alentrt- ....1121 Superb 101
(K".oi t)rv Mw 1121
Fifth Hne, Tlir'-e-year-oldn; srlllng; mile
nti.l seven., sards.
Ini!x. IP - Wt I Index. Horse.
(420) 'jHi'dn IIP 421 llallv Iteile
401Tatl'- ....llll 4.10 Lnv.lv ....
411 Ira Wihm.. 11.11 411 .Penelope .
390' Am. ".tdler.llftl 42i! clnilerella .
237 The Wit 110' 43ft' Sandy Mae.
Sixth Itice Two-year-old maidens;
furlongs.
Index. Hone. Wt. 'Index Horse.
51 Hluffer 118' 422 S-rsi.ls ...
W'
.lift
in-,
mi
101
.in
five
w
lis
It
123' Aratta IIs' -ui. rwutriMtc
4o
Curfi
- Ill'
Mnrlc Silence til
I)e-l
ltnrsc.ll1.'
41ft ninomteetnii. lis
Sunny .tlm. ...lis
Ittlir. Cn... ill
4)0' Lndv Lillian. ill
Haunt. tin
Hi: Si'itr'v 11S
n. i
4.11
317
Han-da
ll-il
IIS'
WlrnSeM
Ijitly S'Hla
MncMmf'il
iTlll'i i II
IT
It".
' i'i '
, Weather -b.tr. tra
ins ,
RED SOX TRIUMPH
OVER INDIANS, 10 TO 9,
Karr
Proves Dig Factor
Boston's Victory.
Cuivkund, June 20 ( Ameilcan).
overcoming a llvn run lead, lloston de
cated Cleveland , to-d iy In tho Ilrst
gamo of the herlm, 10 lo 11. The Indians
drove Pennoek from the box In tlio third
Inning. Karr went In and wan Instru
mental In winning the game, scoring
three runs on 'two lit Ih ami a bafu on i
i...iiu ii.. .. ,.. i,,.. ,i in iim eliflitli in- i
nlng nnd waH relieved by H" dl. nie
game was played In ft cold u. I. Tho
mmii e :
HOSTONfA.1 I ('I,i:Vi:i.A.S'I) (A.i
iili r h o a e mi r u
n o
i Hoop'r.i f
, Mi'N'.2li
M'uko.lf
I Krlrnif.cf
I.Mi'ln'H.lb
j Punier,;, b
I Scnlt.wi,,
I Walt'rs.o
, IVnn'k.p.
Km r, li, . .
, I inm-ll.il.
j i
0 iiillMins.lf.. .' 1 I
1 ii li
2 HO
1 nil
I 211
II (III
1 0 0
2 I 0
2 2 0
i n ()
I fll
II I 2
r. I I
.1 1 :i
,i 1 :i
no t
1 1 1
'.' ii.i,ini n.ir - i i
I) olciin i.'ii.hh. -1 .1 '!
I o Hpe'kcr.cf .1 2 2
1 0 Wuoil.rf.. 2 0 1
2 2ISinllli.rf.. .'I 0 1
.1 n:ii'.ti,i'i,;iii. r i
I o i.iiiii,-,':!,,.
(Hilj'iiHtnn.lb
4 I I
on
a 2
I 0 2
n Nun lu'iv
2 0 ll
1
I 110 0 0 o'D'Nelll.e.. 2 no 3
00'
'Ilngby.p..
0 0
O 101
o no
o oo
Tulal..1UlllIK27 12 .TMirm.l,
1 On
() ii il
1 ui
1 0 0
.Murli,ii,p.
I'lluini, ...
, ItTlloinns.,
0 0 0
on
-t
I Totals.. 12 U 1,1
S27lPJU
, 'Hatted for Myers In eighth Inning.
trtntted (ur Morton In ninth Inning.
Huston 1 0 0 0 3 2 3 1 n-10
Cleveland 1 0 & It 0 0 I) 3 0 '.I
Two base lilts ltnopfr. 2; Menoikey,
RehniiR, Johnston, Sieaker. Tlueo base lilt
--Speaker. HtQlo'i Imse- Jamlesnn. Knrrl
fiies WnlteiH, Hooper, Menoskey. Double
pints Gmdner and ,li,liusti,n: Me.N'nlly and
Melunls. f-Penker nnd .lolnistoti Left on
I asea-llmion, s. C'eielniid. II. liases en
I nits Off I'intii.ik. I, off Knrr, 3. off I tint-
fell. I: off Hautit. I ofl Mmih, I. lllts-
Off Peiiiinek. 8 In 2 1-.1 lnnlii,;i. off Karr.
i, 111 12-1 Innings (none oul In Mb); tiff
Itunsill, 1 In 2 lnnliii',1. off llngliy, 12 In
.1 2-.1 Innings, off Mteis. n In 2 1-3 Innlnus,
off Morton, none In 1 Inning, lilt bv pitched
l'iiil-lt Itagliy fMciinakt)). Struck nut
Ily Peiro'-lt. 2: by Karr, 1. by Hiisicll. .1:
by llngli), 2, by Mtere, 1. bv Mnrton, 2.
;.'""n,!,.. 'Ii" .:,..,'i7",., ,lTimn
of Raine-.; bonis nud 10 mliiiitci.
SENATORS WIN FROM TIGERS.
Giilne (it I It-it In Sixth liming;
lie-
cause of Hill ii.
Detroit, Mich., Juno 20 (American).
Washington won the opening game of
tho sorles here from Detroit In live
Innings. 0 to I. Three Detroit pitchers
were hit hard by the vlsltois, Ituth an I
lllce contributing home runs. The game
was called on account of ruin in Hie
slxlh. nfter Washington had scored four
additional runs, the score reverting to
the standing nt the end of the ilfth. The
H'ore :
WASHINGTON (A.) '
Dim 10 IT (A.)
all r h o a e'
nb r h o a e
.Iiidgo.1b. 3 2
i)0IYounir.2b. 2 1 1
MIlaiiMf.. 2 1 1
lllce.cf... I 2 .1
Hoth.rf.. .1 t .1
Sh'nks..1b .10 0
Sh'ii'n,21) .1 I 1
(I'Nelll.ss 3 0 I
Ghar'ly.c 1 1 o
Shaw, p.. . 1 1 o
0 Iillusli.'ss... 3 1 I
fimshmtcn.cf 3 1 I-
00 Veach.lf.. 3 I 2
o'llcllm'n.if .10 2
1 o;i..iinn,lb 2 0 I
ou'i'inciii,::!!. ::oo
OO'Stanage.c. :i o II
2 0 Ij'onnrd.p O 1)0
Oldham.ii. I oo
Totals..2.101115
l, IIUKI Ie.p. .. i o I
Totals .21 I 0 1.1 10 2
2 n ,1 0 2-0
Washington
Detroit
Two bane hits Judge, Until,
2 0 1 O 11
Veach. Three
base hits -Shannon, Mllnn.
Homo runs-
Rnlh. Itlce. Stolen bases Jildce. Itnth
Kite. Sacrifices -Milan, 2. Left r,n bnaes
Wnshlugton, 7. Detroit. 7 Uatca on balls
off Lnonnrd. 1; off nldhani. I. off Okrle. I.
ff Shaw, 1 Hlts-Off Leonard. 1 In 1
Inning; off Oldlinm. .1 In 2 innings; off
Okrle, .1 In 2 Innings. Struck out-lly O'd
lt nn. I: bv Shaw, :i, by Okrle. 1. Wild
pitch Sliau. Losing pltt her Oldham. I'm-pires-Kians
nnd lllldebrnnd. Time of game
1 hour and 21 minutes.
AT 11YCKMAN OVAL.
('WIN HTAItS. 'IF.SHIIAF'S
HKAHS
at) r
ab r h o a
I II 1 2 f
.1 0 1 0 (I
mini
4 0 1 Of
I o ft 0 :
40121
t'barnn.ss.. 3 10 2
l'ali'K,s,3ti. .110 1
Noibiise.cf. I 0 0 I
ltamlie?,cf. 3 0 1 1
l rni.nt'z.e -III 1
Teran,2b... 4 0 1 0
7'Lantr'a.lf
I Hl.effi-le.lf..
OiMenrn.cf. . .
2,11,'lil'lew '(',(
1 'I roe lle,,'b .
I Pauley, as .
U'Wiilli'l's.lb
3 Mtlicn'lil.21)
n T, irenu.p .
m)iiiiiii....
Pnbelo.lb
Lucas, p...
I. eon. If
Jlmlncr.lf.
.01 11
4 (1 O 12 2
:: o o l -i
illli
1 0 0 0 I
.1 0 I 0
4 o a 2
200 2
Totals
0 3 4 27 18' Totals.. . .8.1 1 tl 27 17
United for McDonald tn ninth Inning
Cuban Stars n ft 0 1 0 o 0 2 0-1
Tomtit Hears. ...0 0 0000 1 00-1
lror-cii!u?an 121, Campos, Tcran. Jlml
ncz. McDonald. Two base htts-Lnnti-K
Fabtllo. Homo run- Fei1iaiidi'7. Doubb'
play-Itnnihi'ii nnd Fernando!. Stolen bnnx.
-Chacon, 2 Sacrifices Lurus, Laul.H
Ha.ies on balls off Tesreau, 3: off Lucas.
I. Rlitick out-I).v Tesreau, 7. Hit by pltcti-er-Hy
Lueus (llaeftele): ly Tesreau lia
IwloX. Vmpiics-Love and Adler.
SUCOND OAMH.
II. II II
r.,im.. utura. . onnnonn-'o .1:. 8 2
Terrenu Bears.. 0 ft 0 1 I 0 o 0 0
8 1
HatterleB Lucas aid I einandei
and Smllh.
Pulleiton
MICTIIHIIN ASMK'IATHI.N
At Mobile
It. II i:
2 S ",
Mobile ;
Nashville ,
Batteiles Slaman. Luknnoxlo and Coe
1
man, Tnnilln ami jonnaru.
At Memnl'ls
It. I!
7 13
Memphli . . .
Utile Ifi, k
llatteilea Itoblnson and Itrolteni
Cana
nn. C.oodbied nnd M.yers.
a, riri.oi,R (first (mine) It. H
It. II K
New Orleans V---,iS ,? ?
Cbattanooea -- 1
Ilatterlc." Murrhlion. Walker and Deherry
CniinlnsTliani nnd Neldcrkoni.
Second game 'J
v....- nrl.noa i b 1
iciinttanoivia 0 1 -
Scm'U Innlnci l,y nsri'inieni.
llatteile" liarfoot and Howie
York and
Nelilerkorn. '
Other trams were not -i tiedulcd.
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
!VanTsseI! & Kearney
(IMubllxlinl !'i1)
125-128 East 13th St.
Tuesday, June 22,
t-r f ll'CI IK It NltllN.
thi. su.ij will C()Mri:ii: a Giir.tT
M ivY i'i.i:st i:i: AM' in ims i i".
'It'll: l'llOl'I'.llfl "F HII I'P.ltLNT (ON
MIINOIfs. ,... ,. ,
Hll.l I I. .lll'.el t in.l " lit. ,...,,.-
!,iu!ac5 ' ,iv,i:Nfii:u rocitiNG.
starter. Held-. Ac.; fine enndlllon.
Hi:0 7 IWsSKMiKIt THI lilNO, stutter nnd
llnbts; eleitunt rondltlon.
I'OHH l!H7 Tltl tlx, rilenilon (hauls, panel
STlIHaiAKr.lt 7 PASSnNHHIt TOlIiINO,
startrr, lights. Ac.
R
DUNKLEY, Auctioneer
The $2530
Greenfield Stakes
Metropolitan Purse
AND 4 OTHER CI.ASSY CONTESTS
IIM.INNING AT 2:.in I. M.
srnciAi. ntci: thains
leave IVnn Statton, .1.1,1 S and 7th
Ave., tl-o Kl-t'i'iish Axe.. Hrnoklyn, nt
12:30 nnd at Intervals uu to 2:00 P. M.
Also via i V e. ' L" to moth Si..
Jamaica, thence by trolley.
i - t ''-.,.
inMUrfiri n li i n t fogHSs
ion I ru ' "'- 1
110 1 T, I
I liiii 1UJKJ!.
j JAMAIGA 1
I I.ONO ISI-NI 1 '
li
SKEETERS TAKE TWO
GAMES FROM BISONS
in Score 6 to 2 and 5 to 4 Vic
tories Over Buffalo.
IIIMILTS OP IHxriCKIIAVfl OAMKS.
Jeraev clt , 'I, lluffaln, 2 (Ilrat r.am.
Jersey i'n, 1: lluftiilu, 4 (secniul giinif),
Akron, II, Syracuse, U (flrt iiumei,
A.inni, l.'i dyraeuse, I (second rihiic).
Iti'HdliiK, Mi Iturhtatcr, U.
Tumi ;i; rtaltlinorv, 2.
.srA.MII.NG OP TIIH CI.VUS.
W. 1.. PI' I W. 1..
PC
.Idl
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tas
I'.iiffnln... .'17
IN .073 Heading.. . . w
20 .KHI Jerfoy l.lty 2.1 3.1
Halt In ore .'I.
Tilllilila.. .Ill 22 .21 1 lit clieStlT. 21 .1.
Akinn.... ,11 22 ,,'ix.l Syracuse.. II 4.1
(lA.MHS SPIIKDUl.iyi J'OII TO.IAV.
llj-'hiater la JerHi-y city.
lliitfilo In Heading.
Aliiuu In llaltlmnio
.lemey City won both games of Ha
double header with Hufinlu yesterday
afternoon at West Hide Park, Jersey
City. The Skeeters took the opening tilt,
C to 2, and triumphed by D to 1 In the
limit enntrst. Tho Hkectera batted
o.TiioiniiM hard m the Ilrst game and noseii
, in,,....,. i ,i... KAintn,! contest bv
,,n- ...r.,i, ,.. ....i
b'Utlng Gordonler out of tho box In Iho
dual frniiie. Tho scores:
IIIII'FALO (I ) I JlillSHY CITY (I.)
ub r Ii ii a e lib r ll o a e
ri'lev.ef.. .111 4 II 0 J',' niau.ss.. 12
ti't-ifif :mo i on'K'sion.cf. 112
S'Kt'iit.rf. 1 no 2 0 0 Worlh.lf. 10
Mlller.lb. 4 02 10 2ii;iii'N'lle,lb .10 1
Jncobr.lf. 1112 nil Unne. if... 101
I inuil.SU. 30 1 1 2 nlM,i,ii-r1b. 102
Mi C'n.llb 4 0 0 0 0 l)!McCniui,2li 3 2 I
K'tlng.is. too 0 joil'iillng.c. 200
ll'ouah.e. 3 0 0 2 0 lillVig'soii.p 3 1 1
T'uias.li. 30 1 2 5 0 ' .
1 Totals. .12 0 11 27 0 2
Tutnl't. 32 2 0 21 II 01
Huffnlo 1 ft 0 1 (I ) 0 0 0-2
Jersey City 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 x-(i
Tn hne hlts-Gllhtin1.-y, Miller, Wlgcli
ix mill. Thieo baso hlii Jacobs, MeCiinn
Sliilen linsoB Sillier. DovmI, Sncilflees-K-iiigtnn,
Mn 'nun, Freltng, Ilainey. Left
on lnises-.Ier.iiv City, 0; Huffnlo, .1. Ilnmi
nu balls-Off Thninns, li off Ferguson, 1.
Struck out Hy Ffrstumn, Wild idle h
Thotnni. Winning pitcher-Ferguson. Losing
i, Ii, in i T mums.. rim, res Liorcoran unit
Slnck.lalo. Tin,., nf gamc-l hour
and 40
inlntites
Second Game H. II
. i:.
Huffnlo 1 0 ft 2 0 0 I) 0 I-l . 2
Jersey City... 0 U 1 0 0 0 0 2 2-.1 10 1
Hatlorler-Gnrdcnler, Martin and Druggy;
GUI, lllenillier nnd Vnndcrbcck.
At Syracuse First Ginne H. II. H.
A It inn 7 1 2 ft 2 0 I 0 111 18 4
Hv-rncnie. .. II I 0 .1 0 .1 I 0 1-0 HI .1
Itntterlis-I'lntiernn and Walker; Ducklc),
llntscher, l:ii7iniui ami Madden.
Si-cnlld flllllli. H. II. L.
Akinn il n 1 o I 3 n ft 1-1.1 1 1 0
Hrineiiae .. oft 2 n O ll 0 2 II- I 8 0
llatterles--Must ley and Smith; .luhnson,
Hiieklcy, Nlebcigall ami Maddtli.
At Heading- ' ';-
Itnebeiler. -II 5 (I II (I II 0 2. 2 0 17 4
Heading 2 0 .1 4 0 4 1 1 x-1.1 13 3
Uatterles-Hurfleiul and Manning; Uarclia
and Konnii-k.
At Hnlllmore- It. II. L.
Tornnln O t II O 1 ft 0 0 1-3 10 I
Itnlthiniie... (I 0 0 1 0 0 1 II 0-2 7 2
Hatterles-llndei' and Snndbergl Salman
Kiu'Dch nnd Kgnn.
at i)K.ii:i:
IIILLSDALH. I
I'AHK.
UPSIIWICKS
nb r h
ab r h one
I1iirber.2b 100
linwicss 100
2 I) Irtlntl.ss.. 1 t
3 n lVp'skUb 2 n n n
Allen, lb.
Snutoi,e.
F'cli.3b .
I ft I
1 OiCrlil.cf . .
I ft
3 1 I
2 ft 0
1 0 MeVoy.lb.
,10IWels,2h..
0ft Iturrh.if..
ft 0 Slnip'n.lf.
2 0 tl'mnn.c. .
I) 0S'eers,i.
3 0 3 11
3 ft 0 .1
4 0 2 3
I 11 0 1
10 2 11
3 no 0
rtnb'ls.cf
4 0 I
("it.tr.rr.
IV'nrth.i).
Ynrk.)f.
J'um.lf
.1 0 fl
3 0 0
I II 0
200
(I 0 0'
Totals 20 2 0 27 fl I
TntitR .10 I 3 21 12 01
Hillsdale 0 ft
llushwliks 1 n
ft 0 ft 0 no 1-1
(10 0 0 1 0 x-2
Left on l,aes Hillsdale
Two base lilt MtVov 2,
.-, Hushwlrks, 8
-lantnp. Sneiirice
Stolen liases
hits Weiss, I'eplowsl.l
Alb n, Simpson, Sanlnp
FimiicIs. Hasf-t on
!: off Speeis, 3
halls ntr wiiltworlli
Sinn k nut Hy Whltwnrth, 3: by Hpcers, II
llalk-Spcrts, lilt by pilrhcr-lly Whltwnrth,
1 iMcVoy). I'mi'lres Caiberry nnd Arinel
SHCHND GAMII.
it. ii. n.
Illlls.lalc 2 0 1 n 0 0 0 It 11 tl 111 2
llllshw l( ks . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1 I I
Unlteile.t-Cockrell nnd Simtopj Hudily,
Walker and Simpson.
(il N 'llll.K l'Olt ItAFIt.
I'LA INI'IHLD, N .1 , Juno 2ft William
II Itllllb, Jr., nf I'l.tlllfu Id well the til
cniitity trap slioothm t li.iinpion-hl, for
I 'itlc.it, Somerset and Mhtdlcex cmniles on
111" grounds of Ihe Allow Head ll,1 nud
Ctm cluli ves'tcrday with a retire of 117 oul
of a possltde 10ft. He defeated Centce nitl
hnliler of Hilt ctly, who had a s, oi, ,,f 'Hi
National Park
The Svilzttland of America
InGlacier National Park an Alpine grandeur spreads out
before you in marvelous panorama. Here on the "Top of
the Continent" is the Switzerland of America. Snow
capped mountains and wondrous lakes.
Modern hotels and Swiss chalets afford genuine comfort
Tours via motor, saddle-horse and launch, by day, week
or month. Or, why not walk through? "Glacier" it
your only national park " c main linc f a 1'
ncnlaCrailroad. En route to North Pacific Coast,
Alaska or California, visit Lake Chelan, Mt. Rainierand
Crater Lake National Parks.
Wtlltfor Jactlptlf IlltralurtonJ Anoplan map
nfCUulit National Parl( and Summtr Teurljl
forts, or In? ufrs of ntarnl llsktl or tourlit altnl.
C. E. STONE, Pintr Tr.fbc M.n.jer
St. Paul, Minn.
M. Pfl. HUBBERT, G. E. P. A.,
230 Eroadway, Ncv York, N. Y.
With Semi.Profcssional
and mateur Ball Tossers j
At Ivanhn.i Pftrk- H It 17
r.l,lgewt)o. A. C . 0 0 10 10 1 I 0- 7 II 1
Iianlioe ,. i ... li 1 1 1 i ,' " -" "
Hntlerles-Swiinson nud Lueffltr, Jutpnin.
Ileiiactl and Hnyinimd. ,,,,,,
At Hanhoi Park- A V.
niihiiiiind Hill 1 0 0 ft 1 p fl 0 (V-2 2
ltnnlioe A. C 4 0 0 0 1 1 I 0 x- 7 12 ,t
Unlli'ilt-s Vniiderlli) mid P. Zhuiner; Ma
loney, Uninioiid and Lobiui.
At Ivaiihoe Park- - . ',M ,hn
Jersey Clly it H... 0 0 00001 ft 01 0 0
lwmhoe .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 2-2 7 0
llatierlcs-Kalaur and CaMclli Hedinnnd
and Uaymond. ,, ,, ,,
At Todd Field- . '.l !!, '',
Dellir All Stars., ft 0 1 ft ft 0 ft CI 0-1 12 1
Itoblns Dry Dock,. 0 1 ft 2 0 11 11 x-5 . J
Hniterles-I.te and Malfel; HmBan and
Hurley.
At Todd Field H.1I.L.
S I . Caseya' .... ft ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-11 4 1
Hnbliis Dry Duck.. 0 0 0 II 2 0 Oft x-2 8 .
Ilniieilcs-Hrjnnt and Giiipati N. Kelleher
and Kearney. ,
At Mninaioneek, N. Y.- . . !".''';
New llrimswlck.... OOOftftftftO ft-ft 4 1
Mniunrnnerk II 0 0 0 I ft 13 x-8 12 0
Halteries-IIaucs nnd Urourlii lliown and
McCarthy ,, ,,
At Mniiinroneek. N. Y.- ' '
Pl.lildll (I 0 ft ft 0 0 0 2 0-,- ' 2
Mniunrnnerk ....202 0 0011 x- 2 13 0
Hnlterles-Gliard and ScliwHrta: Diewes
and MiCnrthv ,.
At SI. Agatha Oval- '
St. Agatha . 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 ft (l-t 4 1
Guaranty . . 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 3 0 -8 l.i -
Haltcries-Orin.sliy and Drlssci,li..tluaianty
nnd Lynch. ..
At Siiinmllvllle, N. J.- IL ;;
PIMe Col'd Glaius 000002 000 1-. 0 -Slnnley
A. C 0 2 00 0010 0 0-2 8 II
l'r.lterles-Prown nnd P. Jones; Kbu" and
Pino.
At West'vnoil, N. J. . .'..V '';
Atlnnllc National. . I I 3 J p O 0 3-1,1 20 1
Wistwood A. A. i 0 0 0' 0 2 0 1 I- fl
Hntlerles -Schwab and White; Glynn, Les
ter nnd Chilstt iison. ..
. ....... .... -..,i, n.-ni 11.11
. i:
... i.i.-t . ...... .-,,
CheMolcl ... II (I " 0 tl O ii ; .
I!. New Voik 0 I ft 0 0 I) 0 I 1-.I - i
Hniterles-IMIileh nnd Itudtly; Archer and
Illil I'll. , .. ,. ,.
At Hint New Yoik Dial-- 'k ,t -i
liilernnllnniils ... u n 0 0 ft- 0 0 ,1
Fust New Yu.k.. 2 (I 3 0 0 0 x-1 13 I
Halt, rlcs--( ichiiie. tleiard and Madden,
Sailer and lllnlen. ,,
At Diner, N J - "- 'V.
J. C. lied Snx (1 0 0 3 ft 0 0 0 0-. .
Flcirlier 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 x-l
llntteilcB-Wiley and Cimcll; Moibach and
i:
At Pn
alrvlew , N. J . . . .
It. 11
l.-nhcrts n 0 0 ft 0 ft o II
1-1 H 0
X S 10 0
Whlttaker
It. II. 17.
ft-7 11 2
x-l 0 7
Fletchers.... 1 0 0 2 0 3 2 0
lintlerles-llalev and Schcck;
nud Leahy.
At llronx Field .
Pis. Glauls.. . 2 0 0. 0 0 2 1 2
ltinni Giants I (I 0 0 0 I I 1
Hntlerles Taylor and Hilton;
and Frnlier
At tlinnv r-ietd
Heischfleld
It. II. n.
0 0-301
0 x 10 10 5
and Grant;
Pts Giants. 0 ft 0 0 0 3 0
Hr'nx Giants 2 2 4 1 1 0 0
Halterles Jneksnn, Jones
Schwartz, nnd Prnber
At Colleee Pnlnt--Cnlleci.
I'nlnt... 0 1 ft I 0 1
H. II. H.
1 t 1-5 0 2
10 0-2 ft 2
,ewls; We.itcott
lltl.lBtport . ... 0 11 I O 0
Itnltei les Van Hsu'ii and
nnd llaggln.
At Yonkers
All Collegian t) ft t 2 I 1ft
H.
2-0
ll. i:.
in n
K. nf Col.. 1 ft ft 2 o ii l
ti
7 3
Halterles Dunno and Ultlc; Wash nnu
Orniond.
At Hecrentlon Park- Tl. II. I..
Ironsides ... ft 2 0 0 0 ft 0 ft 0-2 2 1
Sprhuifli'Idi . 4 0 0 0 0 0 II 1 x-5 11 2
Hntt.'i is Dcano and Poice: Knehler nnd
Sihwnrni.
At Hccicifllnii Park- H- H. !
Hhiihiirst Gr. 0 0 ft 1 0 fl 3 2 1 -1 It 3
Su hiKflclds . 11 0 0 0 0 0 3 I 0-1 5 2
Hatleilis-Mltcliell nnd Oil: Plllero and
Si'hwoiln. '
At Cavetl Pnlnl - It. II li
Flshkll! ... ft ft ft 2 0 2 2 1 0 7 'II
Caven Point 2 0 0 0 I 0 (I I 0-1 in 2
Halterles Gliatd and Schwartz; Wnssei
ii.iin and Hieiinnn.
At Hnglewnoil, N. .1 - H II L'
Cbiimbers Arrows.. (10000,000 7 I
W. st Sides .... fl 1 ft 0 0 0 O (l il 1 ll t
I'attf itt'M Fayen and Skllhnan; (Un'eidunk.
ItoKt'it nnd Lai kie
Al Mnirl'i Park, I.. I - '' H H
Itldgewno.1 Lveeuin 1 0 0 0 0 0 ft 2 ft- 1 lo 0
HI. Illilonil Illil. ... 4 0 0 2 ft 0 2 0 x-8 ID 'J
Paltt rlei Stiilthw Ick nnd Hoffman. H.iiij
nnd Kennedv .
At Gntiiwlch, Conn H tl G
Itlilgewnnd LyceUlll 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 I 0-7 10 1
Greenwich 0 0 (I 0 (I 0 I) I Ol 7 3
I'aliei.es Krtinihnlz anil Stnub; Ttt.vlor and
O' Keefe.
Al Ciotnn Point. Conn - H It i:
llldpewood Lyceum 1 I 0 ft 0 0 1 ft 11 8 2
('niton Point .... 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0-3 S 3
Mallei les Smltbwlck and Sihwab Lewis,
MrOitiulc nnd Dicta.
At Mlddtetovvn- It II 1-
) ens ft 11 0 0 (I 0 0 0 0 0 ft-0 2 I
Mtdillitown. . 0 I) 1) (I ft 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 11 (
lintli 1 1, s Hurli'ht nud III a, ken 1 helau
u-id Ilia, kwt 11
I llll
!- VNTI , i,
,'s ol iMl'ir
Clllle. Ill'l, '.
ti:.m.
ci i'e
IIS Set
ci in
jtl I, .ml I. .is !,. ,
l is in hi,,, n
inin I. sin I' 11 .
i. ii - in. i, 1
mi tnein-
1 -IS HI 'I
foi C
I, Ii,
am
rgsrrr-mii, v- fjm j-Tvnnff mmmunw
COVERS 108 MILES
IN CYCLE TRYOUT
R. Grasing Leads Home Big
Field in Fast Time.
Tho ilrst of tho scries of unpneed1
bicycle' road raccn for wheelmen desir
ing to represent tho United States Irn
the Olympic gnnic was held under tho
auspices of the Century Hoart Club As
sociation nt Flornl P.uk, h. I., yester
day. Tho start was mudo at C o'clock
A. .r. Tho dlstnnco was 108.74 miles,
tho length of the couiso over which nil
cciitestiints will be obliged to travel In
Antwerp. Fifty cyclists started nnd six
tteu llnlshed. W. Simons of thfl Queun
Clly Wheelmen of J'lnlnllcld, N. J.. waa
the inrly luiccmaker. He travelled nt n
terrific clip tind led foj the Ilrst halt of
the Journey, which ho covcied In i
hours 21) minutes. Ills inrly efforts con
Mimed so much of his energy that he
collapsed at the alghtltth mile
When Iho Jersey rider retired It.
Grasing of tho A.'mo Wheelmen, who
had been trailing, moved Into tho lead,
Despite repeated challcngcB 'he main
tained the vnstTif honor and eventually
won In ,1 hours 55 minutes 52 seconds.
I.. I.n Itossa of tho Unlono Sporllvn,
Ilallana, tlio second man, was; half a
miln back of tho winner.
Tho siimm irles:
Pus. Name nnd Club Time.
1 ll. GiiisIiik, Acme Wheelmen. .. 1 51 .12
2- L. La Hima, Pnlnnn S. 1 . . . r.8 11
a-P. Dnhlln, New Voik A. r 5 50 31
4 - It. A. Itiiin, Hniplin City Wheel u 00 17
5- A. Kiushel, New York A. C. 0 01 41
0-W. C. Cnhlttell, Century lt d O ll 11 M
7-1.. Gtnre. Century Kimd Club .. il 18 21
S-W. Nnpler. Hmplre Cltv Wh Init-n 0 20 21)
O-Il. I' lliucllon, WnshliiBlnn. DC ll 2.1 08
10 ('.. Ill)lll, (Jllecll fllV' V In. Inu-i, i, 20 I.
1 1 J. Paul, Ccniurv ltiiift Club 1,50 02
12- ('. Hsleiholni. Century Itnnd club (! 32 21
II I . Horn, Hmplre Chy In elin, n d 33 01
II4-.I. Caldwell, Ccnlury Hnml Club ll ,11 .)
IH.-W. Hlsrnbaiier, Cenluiv ll'd Club I, I., 24
I 111-II. L. ll.uellnn. Wnshlngton. 1" 51 1J
MOTORCYCLE HILL RECORD.
Pout .li:i;is, N. Y.. June 20 The
motoityclc hill climbing ihainplonshlp
of New York, Pennsylvania and Now
Jersey was won here to-day by A. Tor
penning of New Yotk city, Tcrponnlng
set a record of 1(1 seconds for tho an
nua! 500 ieet climb up ltjatitown Moun
tain. Thu previous record was 13 sec
onds. Tel penning itlso won the side car
ovint, going 32S feet before stopping
Tile novlcn event wns won by Julius
Stein of New York city, who climbed
310 feet.
We buy 'em by the mile!
Woolens from the
world's best mills!
Manufacturing on a
large scaie keeps down our
cost of production.
Plenty men's suits at $50
and $60.
Boys' Norfolks, $15. up.
Chauffeurs' Norfolks.
Made as we make all our
clothing. For hard wear,
the best is none too good.
Shoes. Both high
low are now lower.
Were $18. to $22.50.
$12.50.
and
I Wo nro open In buy a (inutility nf
1 high grade fancy silk shirtings In tho
1 piece. No Junk.'
J See our Mr. Diily1 ISIli St. Untitling'.
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1
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Broadway
at 34th St
et 13th St.
"Four
Convenient
Corners"
Broadway
at Warren
Fifth Ave.
at4iitSt.
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SERVICE
You can be assured that
the Pierce Arrow you se
lect in our salesroom is a
late model, carefully se
lected, thoroughly ex
amined by Pierce Arrow
experts, and refinished like
new, with a real six months
guarantee.
But the best car requires
service at times. And when
that time arrives, you can
depend upon our taking
care of your mechanical
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isfactorily and at no ex
pense to you.
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at now
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