Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 17, 1914 · page 11

 

 

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New York has no guarantee that it
will see a post season series between
. the local American and National Leu-
ue clubs this “ml in the event that the
Giants do not llgure in. the world's
championship. President‘Frsnk Far-
rell, of the New Yorke, said yesterday
that no such attractionhad been ar-
~ ranged. It was generally believed at
the time the rivals first met in the fall
of’l910 that an agreement "had been
r drawn whereby the clubs were bound
i to participate in such exhibitions for
a term of years provided'the world's
'i championships did not honor. New
York. Mi. Farrell says this 'Is an er-
roneous impression. ‘

“1 do not know whether or not the
two teams will meet this tall,” said he.
“indeed my mind has been so occupied
with other matters that I have not paid
much attention to the subject." ,

Peclrinpaugh‘s players are very anx-
ious to engage the enemy because of
the possibility of securing a grubstake
from a. disappointing campaign. It is
reported that the Giants are not anx-
ious to match arms With their rivals.
McCraw's men would have all to loss
and little to gain outsidefinanclsl con-
siderations. ,.
‘ Then, too, it is'believed that Connie
Manhood James a, osmium“
lodge' a spirited .protest "against. the
games with the‘ National Commission.
Mack made a violent kick" against the
inauguration in 1910, claiming that the
proximity oi New York interfered with
the Cub-Athletic games at Quakertown.
New York is right between this year's
prospective seats at war and would
therefore lend even a panore torcelul
tone to Connie's remonstrances. Mack
has never been known to turn ll cold
shoulder on E Plnrlbus Chum. ,

In hls'fareweli to the New Yorksin
the club house, yesterday, Chance ask-

' ed the players to give Pecklnpailgli
their hearty support and do their but
to make the last road trip ‘a winning
one. ‘

“It is your best chance," said he, “of

getting into a series with the Giants."
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museum or FRANK CHANCE".

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952 most competent of baseball managers,

3“ and one of the greatest players who.
fi ever played in the big show. Chance

3% failed as manager 0! the Yankees be-

; cause the club owners turned a dear

# ear to his pleadings for ball players.

,fi Chance's experience in handling-play

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g;

r ing on his own initiative he. was. tall

lrotn "higher up; mound "slat
lie-was merely *a lieutenant, tutti-lie:
. sport that he is. he ohereduto design
and give the magnates an opportunity

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' ‘" of getting a cheaper man for, the ‘posi-’

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the Yanks this season and if he had '

v lllilitllllsnl the m ...m..- "r

' rs”); ‘ ... . ,
8’, 5' 1finishe-placs'blliore Idle. lhavsn‘t a
great deal to gain personally from the

‘ ers convinced him that Arthur irwin. 7318M.“ MoClosk‘y‘srshouider' and 333".
the Yankee scout, was not doing ,llis'oaz.nim.m'~nasésvmpk; Helm-nod as}
~ duty, by the club. it‘ll-win wassctti’the. had besnns‘homandsald. 'how in;

ln‘i: his lob lightly. ,It is, quite cemln "loans-n public place until walked~hl.§
mama was acting uflfl'nmmwmfwmswmshrink. all right. snail,

iii. Lssfcilu. _
ITBFFRIENDS AND FOEB

By chosen srovsnn,

George Stovall. manner of the Kan,-
sas City Feds. has a steals the Octo-
ber Baseball Magazine. George says;

. “Ma’s” “WWW,“ Gilly “l have out a low hurdles in leeway

‘oi Organized Baseball. until will be
satisfied it lean put a tow more in the

war that the Federal League is making
tor existence. .1 am not rich by any
means. Many people Would callous
poor. snot inhuman. maiden
live without basebalL- 1 am to «his
this; first. because baseball is my busi-

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Autism Eve “j

Louie wherever We conflict with

ness and I like‘the game; second, beamate business, which lsulmore than can tale. The score:

«use i like, a good scrap: and third.
for the principle of the-thing.

“rile Federal Dengue has treaosdme
Meant! i always stick to my friends.
Organized baseball nevorllid anything
tor me the” reel grateilrl tor, and i,
will go Just as far out not my way to
repay-an injury as! will a favor. *My
friends always know where to find me.
and they can depend upon me. sts
telling my wile the other day that the
best thing about my light tor the Fed-
eral League was that the boys in on
ganized baseball who were still piny-
ing for the old bosses had shown, in
my talks with‘them, that they'trnstsd

me and believed that I was t'ellingitadn't been 31”,“de League. there Lynch. ss . .. . .. .....3

them the truth. l'vhave' alwaysubeen
honest in my dealings wlihithe players,
and they know it. and triage great sat-
isfactionto Knew that youcan deal in
a straightiorward way with a clean
class, ot'men, have: them know that
you summit. and show respect tor
you and your word. even it all or them
do notngree withoyou‘r ideas. My.
frictids‘nlwsys Ingwiwhere to find ind.
and‘thstgilthey can depend upon me,
And my enemies know the same. lain
Just as fair and open in dealing with
my enemies, as l smwith my Maids.
i don ct go sneaking urcund..gulnshoeo
in: here and‘there in a treacherous
way. When I am lnxtown'and there?
are organised hall players stoppingi
there, I go openly into the hotel and!
shake hands. first of all with the mono
user of the club, it he is willing to
meet me. it he isn't, that it his lookout,
but i let him know that lam there and

that lim not‘ai’raid of mood case’-

ball or anybody else. ‘

“l-llad occasion to stop at Louisville -

a while ago to see a certain player.
While-there, l entered a hotel,’ and
there at the her were 'Cultillon. mans.
ger of the Minneapolis club, and Mo-
Closky. a scout for Cincinnati. 1 walk-
ed-up to them and spoke, but they.

 

The' ultimate Maine '0! Frank didn’t hear me as they wore engagsd‘mbuc .gghooig, When g young than
Chance ‘3 manager 0f the New York 43 an earnest conversation; SO with-i113 was one of the arming-s. of the . - »_
Americans. is an example or what a cut any intention on my hurt. I heard? Pastime Athletic club. and tor a'Clsve‘land, 319; Killian". Minneapolis. big show. Russell Blackbume runs
"grandma“ cabinet" can (10 wine McClosky odor Cantlllon. Rawlinsandanumlm of yous was its president.

some one else, whose name i did not:

hear. in a trade. i
‘jCantillcn said, 'that sounds good tot

me. when can'we close the deal?‘ lie-14¢; "Mum “1.51m 01 many‘ .-. ‘ ,- ,
. l _ . ., , ,. . , . RB 330-“

ublioatinnl in, ms Athletic Minneapolis with .2842 and Km .“ City W“ ,, , . . _, . ,
Dubai-young on clul manual 'on' all with .274 flood the clubs. latch. the Milwaukee infielder milk.“ “ “11‘"

Closky answered, ‘tcmorrow.’ but I
didn't 'want‘tc be an unintentional;

eavesdroppsr any longer, so I laid my;

 

laid you set here? kl "said: "a?

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mnon’t'aii that j . . . 1

”After; I-hodlett '1 started to think,
lag, and as no-ssult or my thoughts,'l'-
rode to Cincin'natfand looked up young}

Mine. i "needed a shbrtstop, and!

“on, no snow that unless he hols miner‘s“ novel- seen “Rowling marina“ °‘ “a.“ 3"" ”'1'. '3' Week“ oL’ " eons. mm ' '
full power or the management of marine merm Gadolinium that wasp" “’1‘" “5" t°mp°my 3w°“”"““n“rmf Adm!" MW orl 'i A ml to "m". Ewfitbl?

club "he could, not lead them out of enough odor me; Cincinnati has let ‘terasnrsl' “H119 Amt“? “Houdini-v » ‘ .. , , »
‘ ul'abidondzawrenoe ..

. .305:...mnc mousse; The chum. noun mm
.uoowmfgwlth sadism llama. end, or the
. _ . _. no. $257.10“ injteonl calm. only. am; m
m°“°°d- “’t ““1 I'M-“Wm “an 1.4 none; monuments-lilo

‘ the» second division. Chance know enough good men go” without a .tm1,*~‘ion..,in"placeot James .E. ‘Shlli'va‘n.
‘ more, baseball; than. Irwin. Farrell. or Vrith‘no'deesnt kinder "striattostgwhose‘ death occurred "yellow. was
Devery, at at. together. His record mum with“, m,“ uwinnln'x"
wthilscubsypro‘Vos‘thst moon on: ms ., — . _

not: contest: loose. situation methods.

been ably supported he wouldhavs .1 have no Hckags'instharl'y Horn

developed the talents intoapennont mu. his is amn‘who seems well ‘ ,. ,. ---- :
contender. This woldd“ have taken m
,_tlme. but Chancs'is one one-Mi "lie
7. waudérmonfi Intel-tells; with‘a‘f so“ hlshmds,

 

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of the.

be said of a lot of the boodle back 02. NEW LONDON.
ten two other major leagues. Ally ab
time they want a showdown on this Becker, rt ..........3
point, we are willing to accommodate Rock, as ............2
them. And it I had a chanceto be- Waite, cl ..........4
come a millionaire in a legitimate bus- Warner. 2b .........4
iness, I would take it. lunch counter or Briggs, ll . . .. . ..3
no lunch counter. And so would the Quinn. lb ,.,,,,_.,3
{writers who arehired to publish that Marilefka, 3b ..-.....3 -
stu‘lf.‘ , Hildebrand. c". ...z
. “"l‘hls war nasoomo'at a bad this. l' BIrbsrich. til-i...- m3
‘uou't know whether or not lt-will hurt -‘
baseball, butl don't believe it will. 1!] Totals ..27 1
it did, I suppose Ban Johnson would CAWRENGE.
say it was the i ci the'Federsl‘ lb
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‘wouldn’t have been any war? Well. Luyster, rt ...-......4
Tpoor old Ban has to shoot olthlo ace Brussv.__c .1......2
every so otter» isle aren't help ".1110 ‘Muhonoy. 2b"........3
is built that way. Bowl“: howill rest contempt .......4 .
only in that soft underwent his. 'O'Oonnell. Maya-at
and continue to draw the new minty? Ansley. 1b . . . .~ . .. .s

L the American Insane pays him: Thompson. p’i...,....o3
for doing the Bull in}!!! China Shop. 4'
not, we will t to give’him all the war

0.0Hauououn
fici‘ilwogfiol-AV
uméoesosasoeou'g

will try to. keep him so busy
up the ten-day clause, and drawing up Lawrence ..1 0 0 0 o
inilm‘ctions. and giving out press no~

 

sin! that no sane man could swallow

read-these war extras about the Bill-
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James E. Sullivan. one of the best

., > _ ‘ . COR’DS _ . ‘ ' . be
gov; :2:‘§§",§§“§f§§fd‘$é§my§$ BATTING Raises LgGUE s‘rass Perlence. but he is the “vetenn‘ ot Brooklyn WM?! 3 a: 33%? natal; F°fd m "i
is 'in New York {after :m operation According to the latest mm“ league the Box regulars. He came to the Buffalo ..............~.‘62~. 70 ."0 gum kill; it I'slnty’t this « .,
up: Sullivan w“; horn in New Your batting averages Manager Bill Philan- Souths'ide club in 1910 from Springfield Kansas City - wo . .

‘ ' -‘ ’ in the Connecticut League. its was
in 1930, and w“ gdnfl‘ed‘ in ,the man, of Columbus. leads thezbattlersot . , ‘ , _ , .
the American Association. .351: frllen «accreted.» Ted Sullivan and prob

come Titus. Kansas City. .354} ‘Klrke', ably il'Ted's' most ta'mons “and" in the'

He was engaged in the publishing insaton. Igdlmiarofls. .3“: 14m mu- “3
basins bola . resident oi the Amer- neurons.- 33: Ruth. “menthol-32!: m. 3 . 7 ,
loan 83m P3131811“ Company since Grimm. lndlsnspolls, .326: Sever-old. league career-dates iron: the tar:
' Intuitivllle. .335; Milleni'lolulnbns. .325. want In .to We WY 9 W

, - = ~ -‘ , 'dbelieve nothms'mn.

s , lsed b thenmateur Ath- Milwaukee outfielder. bout!“ it! the way. “or,“ , ' ‘ , _
runs claimant follows. with , f '“
city-sinus most other man-ls; {Best

m um . . , .
"Formally years he had been active.
malls management or athletic sports.

in this consonant-issues“.m‘ciwhifis’mm‘“;‘ ,6 hreihSId “by W ' ”. In! "flit”.“l'fils __

» _ , . , -«:~,u‘nnlhf..~no"lawless "0%“ ‘ "I ‘f A c i i “ ‘........i;’..~.ss=. cs.
"sworn“ is..............~.mwrr ll 1‘." wil‘lsrmms +

the-AmateIr-Atlllotie Union-wrinkles “0: meix 22. ”141°;
that time its secretary-treasurers
weslwfiuoooadsfiouliivsm, ‘

 

seem-mo gorse. .

'_No!"fllk fans maybe interested : to lions, l

 

know that ths‘l‘lowll'a‘ven Connecticut. .
immanent-”ball team" will play the m

’ ' “ "1 sides. we v-sm'nrmmscsu. , 3, . .. .,. .
’M um mg? m "m pitching New ‘mudon=....o o 1 o o c o o o--1.‘°’°.“ " “'0 mm Mulls-n31? the
‘ 0 1 1 2.5 time being we (crust owjjlllmcea
The summary: Two-base. hit—Mar- ?“ W$Z“uw:’.$twuéfi: ‘
inoon. um “He will take care of the hem. runehm.nlu~bonlev (2). ‘EW 8 . ‘9“
Federal League: and‘a lot 0! other hunter. Rock. Stolen bases~ch- “my m 1 u Mum me
ard. Becker. Sacrifice hits—Lynch, thrxrllmsfl; from p .,

. I ’ . . la .

pleas he had a throat like Jonahs Brutal. Aubrey. Rock (2).. Daub .
whale that he won't. have any time to plays~Barberich to Quinn. Bases on 00"“ 0F ““3 ‘lm weer 3mm“,
'- balls-#Thompson, 1; ,Bu‘berlcll, 2. Arm! Hmmnn. Mum Mm
Struck.out——Thompson. a; Barberich, moi-aim; Ban Manson and n
2. Hit by pitcher—43y Barbeflcmlnrufi. K. Toner. .
8y. bolt on bases~14wrenca 3; New

‘ I N cowuv's Viruses-mils.
“I. “I?“ culls London. a. $333,016,333“: M‘mflmm‘n“ mm“! the

. London. 2; . . , . _

J. E. SULLIVII cum” .udKetiomanhour WM club Conway has owned _ ‘ ,_ 1 _ . 75 ‘59 .560 . ,. 2‘ 3 .

. . since he broke into Chicano nearly Indianapolis , a; ,, 2;“ see‘n‘on'l‘
it years ago. John Collins'lsacom— Chicago 75 ”so .560 A car-that ; 3 . 3

'psrative younssterin maior league “s'letimcre 71 61 .538 gm_.md country

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mmmmmmuonhf lusts Til! mew insulin stilts

“them. That ought to nasty us. _Two NEW LONDON. sort. 17.-"rha ta- CHICAGO,
of our clubs are mug even. and bias were turned in every respect whon‘me Federal
three are making 'mouey. When you Lawrence met. New London on Plant
come down to brass tacks‘that is as.Fleld, yesterday alterncon, in the sec-
wsll as the National We is doing. and game or the post-season series tor r 1 .

And we can't expect to beat our rivals the New England championship, on p 8' dent oi the Federal ‘League, m
on, the first trip out, We are satisfied Tim Muraana’s idols yesterday played
it Organized Baseball is, and when havoc with the Planters, especially in
next season comes around, it we aren't the last three innings, 5.“ cane out
"better satlsiledthon they are, I'll miss on the top end of a 5 to 1 score. Just,
my guess. 'iihey get at lot 0! inc over as New London outplayed Lawrsho'e theclfibs in craanlsod baseball ”was.
[calling us the Lunch Counter Magus. Tuesday in every department, so did u outside club. out" ”a the dam .1.
As I. matter or tool. there is more Lawrence outdisy the Planters yester- "
money behind the‘l'odanl Wuhan ’day’ attemoon', andwhile' at one time
these is back at the Nationah And the there was a' doubt all be which team
money that stands behind the Federal might win, sincethe score remained a
League is clean money. made in lsgitl tie. the closing innings told a decided

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,, ‘ .- incur was made by attired-man“. drool, claim; undCallshan. ““13,ng (was? .0: 4;].
.- elusively. 9He “has wonders with V "(I m. [have-soldiwbut Cinch» this’city. president 0! i119 nnion. 4 ‘ Mm (GILMQJIBC agents with 52- Hanna h

Hééécééd

.j Peteflknisely‘s‘xsajis still best in ‘it is stated on pretty goods“ 3
F" the heirloom. first-hum ity‘ that in the secret arenas!“ minor
~. ,_ . . . 1. ' Kirby.:M0hll_0. .3223; McCormick. Chan leafl'ep‘isyois lsstgve‘ek; held ‘tn
. BOSTON..§epL “1?.me ”mild.- mlk».315;’ Allison'Meth‘pbis.‘ .311: ““0,qu mammn ”am WW5? g.”- ,
Coniiant', Memphis,-3os;gwolclloucu. senatorial; colonialism loosen - - - ~ -

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riot MA” to sum '

Sept. ll..~l chance for
Magus to participate in
the world's series was askedyeaperdsy
in a letter from Junta A. Gilmore,

members at. the National Baseball
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'same, ur. Climsleclurod that, the
national agreement, did not prohibit

the Federals to . be recorded as a
major league and contended that no
club could rightfully claim ,_ the
world’s championship until it had
met the pennant winner of the Fed-
‘eral Magus. . . '
l “0hr organization is booked by son.
ness men or hlshfitandinx. who stand
tor every principle which leads to the
improvement at the some or base-

line on its roster many stars oi world~
wide tame and has gathered about it
as splendid an “attention oi base-
0 hall players as is possible, {or any
0 We. . , .
_ “While it may be true that in your
1 national game we are classed as an

enemy oi organised baseball, the
a phase cannot survive the torso 0!
011m and the demands of the sport-
0 loving public. Your nstlonsl agree-

 

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Chiflsonn-p-uuu“ 7“ -470 Baltimore ..

bail. no~ wrote. was Federal League .

St. Louis .............§9 76 .437 avefproof that the Ford
Pittsburgh'.‘...,........52, ‘77 .i03, right when It om ,,

- Chicago at Pittsbntzhv'r

...-.— ~ vProv'ldonce,..l......;.8:8* 58’]:
‘- nodule.“ "or .
Baltimore

Isl-onto “. ....4. . ....es...» as
Newer-a'.-E-...;.....;..6s. .rs

Jam! City to 98,

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‘“* “Chili-«A ‘“ ”... “”éiw'mwlrork ..
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1 ”‘3‘" ’ Boston 2‘23; ..... ’ mm...
MERE"! “AWE ,Chicaso
""""" ‘VClev'ela‘nd ............
Yesterday's Results. Detroit -

,St. Louis. 3;,Chlosao, 1(tirstssme. St. Louis.......‘.2.............1 '
teninninxs)?‘ St. Louis. 3; Chicago. 1 federal League. _ ‘.
(second mine). , Kansas City .s 3.,

Detroit, 8; Cleveland, 3. . Chicago ...............‘.»....7.

Other tomsnot scheduled. , St. Louis .u‘ ..... .......

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summertime. Brooklyn ..

 

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Philadelphia ..........s it .667 Baltimore
Boston ...............79 53 .5” Pittsburgh...
Detroit ...,‘...........73 c: .537 ..., '
Washington ..........68 33 .519 Jm‘lmnl League,

 

Si.Louis.............6l 72 459 Montreal .................
NW York............60' 75 A“ Rochester .....,.v,,,..
Cleveland . ....... .....43 92 .819 Toronto .
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annuTodly. , Providence
New York at 011100.80.“ .. Jersey City ...
Phlltdellvhiu ti DBU'OK' Newark .............,....
Boston at Clev'elsnd. V. . r. ‘ ,
Woman“ it St “WW4 SPLENDID came: FOR
, NATICRAL assess. CLEVER JOHNNY on
3—3- ‘ . .3. Johnny Dundee’s match with ..
Venous-numb. Beecher. scheduled for Los ( m
New York. 8; Cincinnati. 1. on Gilt- 29, may be theiaug.
Brooklyn. '1; 0WD. 2. . imaging hint to the Moss‘s
Boston. 6: 8t. Ionic 3- ' or for the lightweight tins.
Philadelphia. 6; Pullout-sh. 2. weight material is decidedl‘
' 4; ' in California just, now. although

 

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" , . 11- EC. vision. he a card JOB'mYafl,

0 ml“ with!“ no provision promon- Boston ..............76 55 _. .sso ed out, new, We“. tee-Mill
u “3 3°“ m w scout contest With New York ............13 as. .553 gunner“... W,“ m up

1 "V Ni club?“ may see fit to. meet. am. will: ............u so. .530_ a, an unmade“ in MU)! ‘ .
1 and belore either oi the two clubs m,\Chim0 ........ ..... ..71 86. .526 Joe “we“ recently. “9”ng ;
o mm“ mm who win mats. Pittsburgh ....62 as .473 Dun“. m do, 30mm” WM!“

1 in their WVG‘ lumen «in chin: Philadelphia ..........62 71 .106 mm. Beecher he... may

0 the World'fl ehmpima the, Eliot Wkly“ on”... oo-nl p59 73 o‘" ’fl'en the first emceto nu .
“I ”my mum my ”the winner at Cincinnati ............55 76 .m r-wm'h ,0, m mmonmu ,
Totals ....I.....~'=‘.'.ss s '9 21 10 3 “1° Mulumm ... ,

. 'i ' ~ . . However, Dundee willhaveio
~ OWLCtNGI m "more h. Wm be ukon'ulw-fi 4.2%
Chicago at Brooklyn. . I. 2 5.", We: proved in '

3'— 11““! at Boston. c ' u , with Rivers that he is immune“

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2). . -. "a“, mount or 9W _

- i . . form Dundee should have no W

FEDERAL LEAGUE. , “éamm‘ 3 declflm,m,w€ points .

~ - "3-”: but Qatliomlsns me has: let

V0“”‘”"g“9'“l“~ style at ,milllllu ~.. , "

nominal Brooklyn.)- .
Bunnie. 7; St. Louis. 3. , ‘
Chicago, l; Pittsburgh. ’4.

’ Baltimore. l; Kansas City. 2.

 

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,ounaini «Clubs. _ '
,W. ,,I:. 30:

. ——,—— . any other .car-i-anvwllsl ‘-

,, all!“ “Va“ three to one? Over 350, .. .,
Indianapolis alt-Brooklyn. no“, in mkmveuyonyouml.
stimulant Bnhlo. _ , ,,
'ss City at “More.

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. '

‘ . Yesterdays, Results.
Buttslo.‘ 2: thoshssterp 1. . , . , ,
Toronto’s; Montreal's. .: , -

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