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JERSEY Elli lliiiS
ii. iii iii Milli ’Miliil
Vi'iiii‘itl Transfer Etch for Less
Than lack Dunn Values His
Baltimore Franchise
’lhe il‘lt rl..itwiizt1 immo- will but ‘i
H“ ... i‘iyt 'i- at [il't~tlli t'til‘itil-It‘t‘
'ltii~ titi‘ihitll ,lii~ uiiziitl :11 it ‘illgiiH
Alll‘l ‘t':-. iio‘ti- thinly at :i mount
in ";=. t. t.lt Liltilil itt tin :nii'itrnt’
‘Iit'. i_
iin ii' .. t‘il t‘]!"li‘l."l in! it litt.t\iti
(it III.“ st', tilt; it'SlliJ.
l'tiy'.
[Illl'liritlh i~.«
t-ziiin oi the lla-
Via,
in hurt-e
cii‘t llli to Hit htnonu.
it-
but ii.i'
itlxnbii Ilpvll
vii..»‘ii oi the "lit ‘1, lil‘i'\r~t’ti lt;iii.> wt...
entitled to this boon.
.\ >pt'cliil incline ot' the \‘il‘eiiiin
Leonie on» lit-ht iii llhflm mil )t'3Il’l
day to ll.t\|‘ the oil} to: Iiit' iev .nr
Ir,» oi . in,» A. .'i. luahl‘tmie. ’ihe \'i.'
gilizn. i. tr'llt mat in thin. ll we.k I)"~
tiered ihnt any irnt'niei ol‘ lraln'hi e
would appear to the l')'t‘< ol‘ the public
till at'lillowletltzid \\t':iltt'llillj.‘ oi" thi-
I'ight: ot‘ oruuliixetl IMM‘lhilI, it‘or 1w
general good til lit" some it wa> it:
ed lilinllilliotirdy to protect} to the (‘lltI
of the swoon alum: the iillt> :ilre.i.t_.
mapped out by the greater orcnni..:
lion.
Richmond \':t,. wars~ i'ery been torn
higher class of the nationnl iport. .\
syndicate ol business men was anxious
to tulle over till lilt- oblimtiune of the
Baltimore club. It offered $02.74!“ for
49 per cent. of the stock of the (ir-
Ioles, but could not see its way clear
to reimburse the Virginia Leanne to
the extent of $15,000 for the loss of its
best tint-n.
Jersey (‘11; heard of the bickering
of Baltimore with tile Virginia League.
Jeraey (‘ity was as sorely pre<sed 11:;
”Baltimore in the fight against the
Federal League. The owiier ol‘ the
' Skeeters advanced a proposition to
the Richmond syndicate whereby it
could buy a ('oiltrolliliu IIIIEI'ESI ill the
Jersey City team for much less than
the sum guaranteed for minority hold-
Ings in the Orioles. The Richmond
syndicate. attracted by the latter prop-
osition, iilimediniely lie-Inn to play it«'
aces, the Olltl apnilist the other, Nei-
ther tilalliinoi‘e nor Jersey (‘ity would
give way. '
While the International l.e:i:u( mag:-
nates would not tlt'klloil'ledge the incl.
It is generally believed that the nut
' Jars have come to the rescue of their
. oppressed little brcthren. it is a well
known fact that neither Baltimore nor
Jersey City could continue under ex-
Ietlugcircumstxnces without outside
aid. Both of these hard pressed clubs
Were enthusiastic mor the culise ol’
organized baseball alter the Illéetillg
broke up lust night. This, enthusiasm
may he explained later today. llut so
far there is no explanation. The Ill<
' tertiational League appears to have ti
trump up its sleeve which will
g.5vzpruiig before the day is done.
AMERICAN GIRL DEFEATED.
—-—~‘
be .
HATTT TO OAIIE HIS
LIFE BEFORE OAIIEIIA
Anti imp the lilt'lit\ Iiiiit huh l
.‘tin li.t :~:ni' ltlit lit-r til llit’ liinnh
will ..dti to in» \tlbtillilllir by Ilt'ttllilr
il',‘. :1 .mtlili, pittiii: net-«r. ,‘lt ha.»
Jit—l entail a contrntt with n iihn ('t'ii'
" to tithi- pnii in .i >tTIt‘> tt' plt- H.-
on
Al
.\ M‘l‘lt‘> oi biiw'lnlil stol-
ilr- lltl‘liiiliL‘. iiit- prism tiueiit
are IJt‘iltg \\I'Iili'il by the
with lintty in the li-ntlin: pail.
\liil: :li (olililllh' to pin} a it'tlli'
inn pzirt tor the iilitllib.
t‘drt‘t 1'
iii‘ (IUl 1:
innw : '.ith will depict his
Iiit' tiinliioliii ulld ehow ilol‘.
ill the his,
:;iy:-
l.Itii people
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Altiiin
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NINE YEARS WILL SEE
STREAMS FULL OF TROUT
i iilll~ to comph It ly I‘t‘ritit‘h all trout
ril‘iulit; and loin-s throughout the Na
is lit (oloindo, \t‘yoiiillip.
ainlh ittli lrul;:.oti within a period ol
Ilillt yi arc. tilt‘ well under way. as the
Federal
lioiiztl i am.
“‘5“ l vi the npproittl by the
lt'-.it .iii of Fisheriek of :i plan or open
ntiiili prepared by the Forest Service.
The Bureau of Fisheries has promu-
td to furnish the ilt't‘t‘bS'dl‘)‘ llsh try for
distribution to the \‘atiull: forests, the
hilljllllf ms of try to be directed tortill-
road stallions lli‘tlrt‘nt the waters to be
b'IUt‘itPti so that 3:: Illuliy sil‘eaiiis
possible may be supplied from u ccli~
trul point. The planting of oil fry will
be pertorined by forest oliicers who
will keep close check on the results ol
the work.
According to the estimates of the
forest otllcers. npproxluiately 20 mil-
lion trout try of the brook. rainbow
and blaclcspotted \‘urietics will be
needed to meet the requirements ot‘
oil the waters adaptable to the, produc-
tion of trout. ()i’ this green number the
linreuu of Fisheries i.~ prepared to slip-
iii
ply soiiietlting over four and a halt
million this your and u‘grndually de-
creasing number cnch succcsuive year
for a total of nine, at the end of which
time it is expected that. the complete
restocking will have, been accomplish-
ed. Tile estimates lire solid to cover
272i strouma and bikes in the three
statics.
'l‘he restocking ol’ national l'ore'tt
streams in all states where such for:
cetw are situated, including those, now
hcini.r acquired ill the White Mountains
and the southern Appalachians, will
be. nil-en attention as rtlpidly us sup-
plies of fish fry become available for
planting purposes. The Forest Ser-
vice in admirably organized to carry
on until of this kind and does so with
pructicully no interference with regu-
lar zlctillties since the fish must be
handled with the utmost haste and fro-
intently during the late evening. or euro
ly morning hours. The production of
the existing federal and atom fish but:
clteries is hardly adequate to meet till
demands, lioweyer, and therefore the
work has to be done iii installments.
WELSH FAVORITE
'OVER THE CHAMP
. LONDON, July lbw—An enormous
seat sale and a hard fight when Wil-
lie Ritchie, lightweight chumplonmnd _
Freddie Welsh, champion of England
meet to settle their pugilistlc differ-
Mil: E. Ryan Eliminated from Eng gcures here on the night of July?
_ llsh Tennis in Final.
WIM'BLED‘ON, England, Jilly 3.-~~
' Miss E. Then, of California, wa§ de-
tected in the final round of the all
comers tournament for the women's
- singles lawn tennis championship
here yesterday, by Mrs. Larcombe in
straight. sets at 6—3, 69-2. ‘
- r. 'v rnuibe. who held the cham-
ionship in 1912, was the steadier
player and her well placed drives to
deb court easily penetrated the de-
{once or the American girl Mrs Lar-
. cbmb‘e by her victory gains the right
to meat. Mrs. Lambert Chambers, the
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Nick A'LTnoc‘K MARniEs.
J’m ,and at present star comedian
the, Washington Americans. signed
,Betting on the result yesterday favor-
ed Welsh at 5 to 4, it. being considered
that his shiftiness and ring general
ship will prdve more than a match for
Ritchie's punch.
Many women‘ have . purchased
braces. The house, unless present in-
dications prove (also, probably will
reach a total of $100, 000.
American tight experts crowded
London, and daily ourney to Brigh.
ton to see Ritchie work or to Port-
cawl to inspect Walsh’s training. They
say Ritchie is lit and confident, but‘
that Welsh is hard as nails and seems
i ENZMANN GOES 1'0 EROOKLYN:
Dodger-c Take Newark’c' Star Pitcher
~ by Force or Petition. ..
MAW; July tire—flue Newark
club, champions of the international
League, practically save up ill hope all“
repeating in the patient can yester-
day by retaining Johnny mandarin. the?“
star pitcher of the team. to dip ‘
lyn return new obi . ‘
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BILL BRADY, OOBBETT’S '
Eli-MANAGER, SAYS ONLY
OIAIIT OAII BEAT JOHNSON
l‘lili".
.liily :: "I am not spirited
to lente :~illm:tl oi the Johnson
Moran tight Iil>l word,"
< Hilly llrnd) in nu interiiew pub-
till:
\litliiiii‘t olit'
liSitt'ti here )'t'>!l‘itiil).
".\t‘t-.r FlAIy-bl}. hours”
1 toutiii liiysvll
thztn eier
delibe; at ion
yt ~lel'ilny lnorndigi
r-t“. el'al
r
coiiiiintd ci‘
thing».
therefore i motored again to line
i), where Moran is still stnying. My
tt/Il\‘t'."r‘iilitlll with Moran coiillrinetl
iny belief that he had got nothing but
the WOI‘bI of it in all the newspnpvr
it poit> not excluding my own.
‘.‘-.toinn i.» :i great deal bictier man,
a better lighter and more deserving
of respect and tlituie consideration
than anybody seemed to l‘l'tliiéti
to little.
"‘l‘rc got no hick coinilih.‘
has
\ia: lhl
way he answered my query a: to his
opinion or t‘arpcntier'w tit't‘I‘-i(lll.
‘.ltillll:—oll completely slirlirlsmi llle.
Iiicrybody tell to I)t‘Ill'\t: till I
had to do \\'ll.\ to Inst ten or tweli‘c
round< and id be sure to win solely
because of the bud condition and nut-
ol the clmmpion.
"I haven't broken irnining at all
and don‘t intend to. I want another
match as soon as posnible. pi‘el‘erubly
with Sum Langlord, if there is till)“
body tougher than Mumford i want
\\il()l yer it is.’
"Moron did not say, bill Willie
Lewis did, that the White man‘s per
l‘oriiiiini'e tiller ilic'l‘ourtll round was
as. the ring: ever has deicl-
‘oped, In the fourth round Johnson
lauded u straight left on Martin's
nose which from that time on blott
Illl.‘
its gritty
' ‘treely inside the‘upper nasal pancakes.
To prevent his opponent l‘rom know-
ing the extent of the damage, Moran
actually went through the remaining
sixteen roundii swallowing blood.
“In my opinion Moran is of the
wrong build to beat Jollmion. Hm
conqueror must be a giant who can
do that banging on and bearing down
in the clinches as well as the (limit!-
pion.
“Johnson's right nlnnm
twice its normal size. tried to
conceal this fact. but i have it on the
bent authority. From the stunt- source
1 born that .Itilllliiml- bus iibsoliiteiy
rel‘uwd ever to meet Moran agnin.
Probably there will never be it public
demund for a return match because i
expect Johnson to be beaten before
llornn bus mounted tar enough in his
climb toward the championship to bo
entitled to a return match."
MURPHY." FOR MANAGER.
They've nominated Danny Murphy
as Mordecai Brown's successor as
manager 0! the St. Louis Federals.
According to the tip in circulation
Danny is to become pilot of the Sti-
t‘el Sieluinger entry and attempt to
huul the club out of last place.
hand is
III"
RESOLUTE TRIES NEW SPARS.
Steel Malnmast and Steel and Wood
Bowaprlt Stand-Strong Wind.
'BRIS'I‘OL, July its—Under. inaiugail
and jib, the cup yacht Resolute beat in-
to a northwest wind of fliteen miles
an hour yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock up the Prayidence River in la. *
test of the new steel malnmaat and
steel and wood bowsprit, both showing
stench qualities under the amount of.
salt carried.
Manager Robert W Emmona 2d, af-
ter a few tacks of five miles to wind-
ward, put the boat on before the wind,
When she ran with the speed of a
steamer and the test being satisfactory
the yacht was tied up at her mooring
off the Herreshoi’f boat shops until to-
day. 3 3
W
OOLUMEIA PLANS $0-
. ' Ila-ENGAGE LUSH
A: a result of in. splendid showing
of the Columbia College bdscball nine
during the punt season. titans will be
takiin by the athletic council to re
FOURTH OF JULY
BASEBALL GAMES
leiifl'l‘
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but entered
until: in local
II 1‘
it'll:
:zil't will to 1.1.;
tin-ebult lane~ and has thereby become V.
l in the
tin
'te nit
mph. mutter oi lll'l'dllgiillg
<aiurday, July lib, two
M'iieduted and each om-
oi being hair I'ulaul‘b.
’ilie morning yum-t will :tart the da)‘:
ilt‘li‘tiitt‘h in up lilt'liit'loih style when
the ilhl liter-Seals, ol' .\ew lork, and
the team whith in the la»! panic Iii'l‘e
killillt'r‘.
ti “US
he: the tilililul'ltb
\llitl tln- \tll'liiiiki plnyeii e. i-t-innint;
lli'. will it) to guilt a \it‘ttll‘)’ against.
the AUCHI lxiiic. 'lliu vtnilot's will come
in town pull a stronger aggregation
than appr‘nlt‘ti on their pli‘\itlu5 visit,
.;.~ 9‘t'\'t‘lili new men halo been secur-
nntl a battle royal will Atari when
umpire tulir‘» the .Llltllle at 10:30
O'clock.
in the afternoon the local aggrega-
tion will bill) it.“ second game ot‘ the
waniu lol' the now tilulllllltlllbiillp u'ntl
will have us opptncuin the Youth, of
Bridgeport. Hero, ElLtlIll, Muiingtzr
Kilin'l‘ has brought into play ilib expert
knowledge of experience and, from the
dope oi [MIDI performances, Norwulk
will have to step snipe to cop the game
I'iiiloltiiittii)‘ tilt: littlest crowd of tilt
~'.-asi,n will be on hand to witness lil‘
.ttbiwt it the weather )6 good, und
lilt re is elery indication that each fan
present will leave Amusement Park
with his till of good, snuppy baseball.
BASEBAII. 8IIOIIT STOPS
'llir-mus t llutk")"ti'ilrien a pitch
tr has been releuilpd iy tho lndiaiiup-
olis American Asdficintlon club to th-
\ieniphls club, of e Southern Assn
tiution. O llrieu Went to fiidfnnnpoliu
from the llosiou ..ailiuricun.» league
club.
ed,
the
. A--
KILBANE WINS BOUT.
t‘th'LNNA'l‘l, Ohio. July 3.37—Johp-
uy Ktlbiino fought ten rounds here last
night» with Knockout liars, u! this
tity. 5o decision was given. but the
ehunipion had the better of most of the
rounds. Kilbnne was cautious in the
lirst three round». imd Mars was up
massive. in the next two rounds Kil
bune forced the lighting and took a
commundini: lend. . 1n the lax-st the
rounds Murs continually went into clin-
ches and hung on to Killninc so that
the. bitter was unable to land a decl
sire blow. The newspaper nud popli-
lur verdict innit-tied the tight. to Kit-
bano.
. .
MORE GOLFERS lN NATIONAL
HANDICAP LIST.
Now YORK, July ‘3. -Tweuty-uw
golfers iii vurimn parts of the coun-
try, especially the districts surround
ind New York, little been added to the
vilnticnzil handicap list by the United
States Golf Association.
Unless a gull" player is ranked he is
not eligible to compete in the national
_ amateur champion hip, which this year
will be held tit Manchester, Vermont.
'l‘iie addition tile twenty-two
brings the total number of gutters on
the national hand nap list up to 249
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ALBEIRT OUTPOINTS MITCHELL
NEW YORK. July 3,—Johnny 'Kiu
Alberta outpoinied Terry Mitchell in
the main bent or ten rounds at the
.Twyior A. (Y. but night. Alberts was
the egg. cssor throughout the mill and
dazed Mitchell 9v teral times with hard
rights. In the ten round semifinal K
0. Sweeney stopped Jack McHem-y in
the second round. For some unknown
reason the bout between 'K. 0. Brown
and filming McGowan, which was
scheduled as the main attraction. was
not put on.
CLEVELAND GETS ONE FOR FOUR.
. .JOSEPH, Mo... July a.—0wner
ficurite, ot the Omaha Western mg.
no baseball club announced yeaterdcy
afternoon that be had concluded a deal
with the‘ Cleveland American League
club whereby Catcher Shemk, ‘0: the
Omahanlub. goes to Cleveland. Rourke
..Vi‘rlt'i'ti'tl)’.
left Bullion feeling vnot
«ii-its ALI. PliiiEiis
till BE EillllillED
m
'i‘iit
org. iiiz'td l :1
trait lttl' lilt
it'l’tli thtiliv Iil'iwt‘t'll Iiit‘ IUl'ti‘s
Hindi and the retina:
oi jumpin.
lick i-ei'cl‘al peculiar angles
President William I". lint:-
er, ot the l’hiliies, dcclui'td llint the
clubs of urgent/ed itili illlLill now
prcienl all their jumping; players lroni
tithing part in l'ederal League games
as the rel-tilt oi the decision lil iltl’
Killii‘er (use, ’
"l beiietc, in View 01‘ this
decision, that ewry player
jtonpi-d a L'Ullll‘ilt,’l or dinregdl'ded the
obligations ol‘ the rescue clause of
his will contract could he enjoined
from pinyin; with the Federal
League," .\lr. llalter continued. "1 do
not know whether the National t‘oui-
lllir‘siml, ’which is ill command of the
tight ultdilist the, independents, will
take this step, i
“l'nier-s illlinore can elllilrlil the \‘cr-
dict of the court of in the
Supreme court at \\'tl“llill};ii)ll, orpun-
ich baseball has a clear title to ei'i'i'y"
player who was SIPIll‘tI to n .1913 con:
tli
ht‘Y\ ice.-
players
Iate>t
who
ti ppeals
tract: and unless Gilmore cull intro-3
duce new evidence no appeal will be:
planted.
”'l‘ up it Gilmore and his followers
should ml the litlili. ot appeal from
the (‘otiit ot .‘ipptuls, they could not
alter the pieuent ruling, inside 01‘ u
touplc ol yeurr The appeal would
hate to take its unit on tile calen'
dili.’ '
Secretary John M. Ward, of the
lirooliteds, bellm'es that tilt: ruling of
the court does not depend on the re-
serve clause iii lili: old iot'm oi cou-
trncl. :
”the ('ourt of Appeals did not de-
«lure thut cluuuc eqdlwblc, ' Ellyn lolln
M. “it simply retitled the decision oi"
Judge Sessions. 'Hc declnrud tho.
clause inequitable; but denied the!
claims of the Chicago Federals be-
cmuse- the club had .not come intoi
court with clean builds No one In”
over doubted about the validity of the
ten duyn' opiion of release clause.‘
More legal complicutlom were pre-
dicted by iresidcnt ilihnoie. tit L‘hi-
capo. «lie dcclulcd that the beds would‘
lnloke the Sherman untltiusi law ill
its light for the sonic-cs oi Marsuiis
nnd llnl Chnsc.
\ motion wil be made in the Sn
prune court tit ilul'lulo, Monday, tor an
order limiting the injunction granted
June Lit) to to truth l‘hne from pltly 1
ing with the But‘iulo Federals. '
i
PERDUE DOESNT LIKE TRADE. '
Says'rPi‘pidcntffigflnay Blocked His
Transfer to Giants. . . ‘ i
.DOSTON, July 3.~~Hub i’erdiie, ol’
Gallutiu, Tenn, pitcher tind comedian.
particularly
the
that
‘he
friendly toward Jim Gufl'ncy,
liraros' president. Hub claims
.Gaffncy hiccked u deal whereby
would have gone to the Giants in ex-
change for Red llurruy and one other
New York player“ Hub will report to’
St. Louis as per-the terms of his con-f
tract. but that doesn't mean he will
play ball for Miller Huggins. Nor does
it mean he will jumpto‘the Feds. One
hour in a hotel bathroom in Macon,
Ga., with George \Staliin’gs outside
berating Doc. Gessler. servedto quencb'
Hub's thirst for Federal glory.
According to Perdue, Stallions and
McGraw arranged a deal by long dis-f
tance telephone whereby ‘Hub was to
become nGiant. .Hub says Shillings
told him that much and in addition
that McGl-lzw thought Hub 3. real pitch-
er if his arm was right. Thenbe says
Gaflney refused to sanction the trade
and now he becomes a lowly Cardinal
rather than a top notch Giants
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uAN O’NEILL HARTFORD MAMA. ,'
' GER.
HARTFORD; July 3.-—lt was an-
nounced last night that 'Dan O'Neill,
of Merlden, formerly of Springfield
and Rolyo‘ke. will manage the Hart:-
tord club. at the Eastern Association,
niuy laugh conch. Lilith m gam- players from momma... succeeding "81"“ McDonald The Iat-
tint-men? clinched at la, but. was de- I’M“ styles, Catcher mm, mm". lair will still continue "1;; catch for "t
the Minute {Orin cit atopmunlqp mid another but yet at. ,ffiht'ttord. The reason for the change
‘ dented. The three named M6 ul-
yi‘ when
" data“ the coitus. WM
Whiter;
"in.
Mt'MoDonald, wfi'o recently went
Into bull can, did' not bun the time to
devote till his energies to the innumer-
I
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1;“ [3,”, T; Iiilnilctpliin. ,, “if“ .\'eii' iiilit‘il ._.,_,...,.‘_'3 -_-.; .450
F'dilll‘l. ilii‘ltlll. T2 ldinAEIli“Iinillbiy .I Piv‘ibn‘lhl 1" ”R “4;”
t.:\,‘t.lli‘J gulllrt. New lLitaiii ., ........ l' ll rut;
I‘l'ili i'. l t'itit laud, ti_
()tlici iL'lllllb not Ethedu’ ti,
Standing of Clubs.
\Il'. .IA.
Philadelphia 319 In
in'llittl ............ IU iii
'\\‘ti.~hingtoii Ill
lithltili .............. Ci'.’
St. bouts ............. i.‘? 32
(‘Iiicagii .............. 31 Lil
j‘imy link ..........."i it)
t'lcreiand .......’.‘l i.‘:
Gamer; Today.
New York at I’lllittdcii'illii.
litoioii at “'uhlilllgltlll. ’
St. at titicngo.
tilelclund at lJLlroit.
itittlri
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
lh'ooklyn, T; .\'t‘\\' York.
t‘nnuno, J; Cincinnati, Li.
lionton»!‘liilniiclphlu, ruin.
Uilly tnrec games ht‘lltldllit‘ti.
Standing oi Clubs.
_ W; L.
New York ........... 37 24
t‘hit'upo .............. 37 31
St.l.ouis.............::.fi '31
Cincinnati ............ Jfl til
Philadelphia .......... 1m til
lliithburgli ........... so 5.3
Brooklyn .............'.33 3.:
Boston ............... :6 37
Gama Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
lliookiyn tit llostou. , '
Cincinnati tit sit IItmia
Chicago at H: tsburgh.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Brooklyn, 1; huit‘nlo. u (an. innings,
ruin).
Pittsburgh, Al; halliinore, :l
mugs),
Kanwus City. 1|; St. Louis, 1.
(incline. T; illdiullzipuilb’. 2
Standing of Clubs.
. W. 1..
Chicago ...... . ....... :27 26
Indianapolis ...... 3. . . .ihi 26
Baltimore .. . . . .33 23
Buffalo ............... Lil L‘T
Kansas oily .........._22 3t;
Brooklyn ............ at 3.“
Pittsburgh . i . . . . . . .'_‘:i :;:l
St. LOUIE ............. L’I ~il
Garner. Today.
No games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeaterday'a Results.
Baltimore, 3; Jersey City,
game, twelve innings).
sey City, second game, rain.
0
Toronto, ii; Rochester, 5 \
Newark-Providence, rain.
Montreal—Buffalo, wet grounds.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L.
Baltimore ............ 46 22
Rochester .. .......... 40 27
Providence ...........36 29
Buffalo ...e...” ...... .37 30
'Toronto ..............32 33‘
Newark ...... 27 34
Montreal . .. .......... 23 44
Jersey City ...........22 44
Games Today.
Providence at Newark.
Toronto at Buffalo. 6 - ”it. »
Montreal at Rochester.
EASTERN AssociATion.
......—
Ye-terday'ii Results.
Bridgeport, iii New Haven, 0.
dings)
lien in-
(first
Baltimore-Jen
Waterbury, i; Hartford, 5 (seven in
RC.
.tiol'
.544
.307
.litzl
.432
.454
.43.)
.413
P.C.
.6 l- ii
.59i
.554
.552
.49"
.44
.343
.333
0:
Games Today.
)x‘t'\\’ iiti\'t'll ill \'\‘uicrbury,
lin.i.ord nt iil‘ldlft'lit‘i'l.
Spring!“ iti at ,\t w
.\\:\i in'ituin ul l’llla‘licld.
London
_..,.-_,__
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE BEG LEAGUES.
National League.
New York .................... :Ii
‘i.ilzitlciplilu .................. i‘J
lirot'itlyn .’_‘
itmion ....................... 1b
‘i. I.uiIiS .'...'. ................. 15
l'itlshul‘lh ..................... 1
('hit‘ago ......... 3.”.
t‘inciitnuii ..................... iii
——__l_
American League.
l‘hiladt lphin .................. iS
New York ..................... 11
\\'u>hin::tt.it ................... 12
Burton ........................ 2.5
t‘hlcago .................... 9
Cleveland .......... .. . . ...... .12
Detroit 2!)
St. Louis ......... . ........... .11
. Fedeial League.
Kansas (‘ity 2.)
Chicago ....................... 14
St. Louis ...................... ll
ilitiiiilillpiliim .................. 1.:
Brooklyn ...... ‘ ............... 19
Buffalo ....................... 5
Pittsburgh .................... 4
Baltimore ..................... 5
International League.
Baltimore ..................... 8
Montreal ...................... 17
Rochester .. ............ 41
Toronto ....................... 14
it u fin lo ........................ 7
Providence .................... 9
.lel'w)‘ City ................... 19
\‘ewark ......... ...... 7
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