a.
mm. WIn Good can
No rolon Heights Win
in a solitary run game, defeating
the last Biversides of Bridgeport, at
Amus ment Park by the score of 1
to B. The score came in the very
first inning, coming after the first
man, E. Herring, grounded out, Mc-
Grath to Michaela. Ryan was safe
on first when McGrath tumbled his
grounder, Lonchack came across with
a. single to right-center, sending Ryan
to third, and with a double play in
sight, Michoeis dropped a perfect
‘ throw from Hurley, Ryan coming in
on the misplay. ;
The Riversides were strengthened
by five of the fastest semi-pro play-
ers that could be picked up in the
Park City. V
Tobey and Artel'ia put up one of
the. greatest exhibitions of tho n_-a
.Uonal sport ever witnessed.
Manager Hill has signed "Doc'f
Moore, late of the Norwaik Indepen-
dents, to coy er the outfield.
Iievessey made the longest hit of
the day, and only a miracle saved him
IroIn:a home run clout, hitting the
{once in left; field. Lonchack also
batted fine. securing two timely swiits.
The Lockwoods were accompanied
.lIy. about 60 lsdydootors and- they did
Itlreir part for the at noon's «snort.
.2 'l‘hislg'ame «as to.” hi
bition put up by a canine hulls.
park 1:: Mn)“ 03:0”.
s cIowd is expected at next Sung:
some at the thter' 'grodildo. when
the Lockwoods crooll Ibats “with thorist ‘
. Mary' s 0!- Bridgeport.
The score» If ‘
‘ Lockwooda. .. ,
,1 ab. r. H). poo; e. ‘,
,IIIHemnng ..... 300030
‘J.,Ryan3b ........ 41001l)
"’-Lonchtick, 20 .l o 2 5’1 0
IMoore. cf 4 0 1 1 1 0
Ilovessey, it ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0
nortello, c 3‘0 0 8 .3 0
«In. Herring. 1b 3 0 o 10 ll 0
Ritzo, rt ........... 3 Q J. 0 0 0'
'l‘obey,p ......... .300230
Totals .......... 31 1 52712 0
— fllveraidea.
ab. r. 1b. po.a. e.
McGraih, 3b ....... 4 0 1 0 2 1
Hurley. ss ........ *3 0 0 2 0 2
Goodrich, If . ...... 3 0 0 2' 0 0
Michael, 1b ........ 3 0 1 6 0 0
fl Summers, cl ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0
aNeIson, z» ........ 3‘0 0 ’2' II 2
nanny: ......3 0 o 1 o o
‘lniey.c .......... 302.900
Butler, 1) 3 0 '0 0 .3 0
. Totals ...... 28 0 424,-‘6 5
Score by innings: ‘
‘ Lockwoods ;_._. ..1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x—~1
Riversides ..,. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0«0
Summary~ero base hit, Haves-'
éey. First on balls, oii' Tobey 0 oil
IBnIIar i. Struck out by Tobey ii. by
Bunions. Lee on buses lockw'oods' '
6. vacrsides 1 'Ifirst on errors,
Lockwoods 3.‘ Riversides 0._/ Umpires,
Artella and Virgil. [Time,1:35. ‘ .'
IIIII on Will WIIIIIII
* III II IIIIIII III
Saturday ifternoon, on Lynch's
5‘5. field; Dorian the Noroton Heights A.
‘ ed‘ the Darlene in a close and exciting
‘" game up to the eighth inning, when
new. stick work won out for the
homo team against Seantoh's master-
Mly pitching. wThe batteries for the
Barton: were. Dick Scanlon, or
" and Lang} of Standard,
Norotons, H Carlson and:
l"
I;
Buflalo " '.
6 Club before a large crowd; defeat- ‘f
YESTERDAY'B RESULTS.
Philadelphia 2", New York 0
M.; A. M. game postponed).
Brooklyn 6, Bolton 3 (P. M.;
M. game postponed).
St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 1 (A.
Pittsburgh 5, St. Louie 0 (P.
Cincinnati 8, Chicago'5 (1st game).
Cincinnati 12, Chicago 7
game).
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. L. P.c.
Chicago ......... 3B 29 .507
Philadelphia ..... 35 28 .550
Pittsburgh . . . . 34 32 .516.
St. Louis ....L...37 35 .514
Cincinnati ....... 30 33 .476
Brooklyn . . l ..... 31 35 .470
Boston ........ ..30 36 .455
New York ....... 27 34 .442
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at‘ BFooklyn (2).
St. Louis; at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago? '
ifi'iviiaiirlnnnhi’TIitibI‘l-a
Philadelphia}. New York 2
gym). Phlladuphlp Ia, norm
'X‘W‘i. use»! IMM-
In
51': Louis mhlca'go‘d 11m game);
St. Louis 9, Chicago 3 (2d gum).
Bolton 4, Waahlllgton o (a. at): ..
Boston 5, Washington 0 (P.
Detroit 9, Cleyeland 7 (A. M): 5
Cleveland 5, Detroit 8 (PI. ll.). ;
STANDING‘OP CLUBS. .I
W. L. P.C. _
Chicago . ..46 26 .039
Boston ..... . . . . .39 24 .019
Detroit .......... 43 as .ooo-
Neyv York . ...... 35 34 .507
'I Washington .....32 32 .sooi
St. Louis ........ 26 42 .382
Cleveland ..... . .25 42 .873
Philadelphia ..... 25 43 .868
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
u-h-I—o‘
lEDERll 'lflm
Y EBTE RDAY’S RESULT?“
Newark 2, Brooklyn 1 (P. M,
innings, A. M., rain).
Buffalo 5, Baltimore 5 (lat game).
‘ Baltimore 9, Buffalo 2 (2d game)?"
' 81:. Look 1, Roman City 0
St. Louis 4, Kamaa
some);
. City 3 (2d game).
Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 3.
MC):
1 (2d game).
m
‘ STANDlNG OF CLUBS.
W. L. EC.- .
8t.fl.ouia7.......'.41’ a7 .60!
Chicago .........41 Si L662
Kansas City .....42 30 .583
Plttoburgh .......3a 31 .551I
Newark ........36 35 .50?
Brooklyn .......-.'30 41. .423
Baltimore . .. 27. ‘43 .336‘
, 4‘81:
GAMES TODAY.
we ah Brooklyn.
Newark at Baltimore
Ji. Louie at Kansas City. .
Otll’er hoards it‘llfa'chedulod.
W "
A KITCHENETTE‘CUPCOARDI
Young Mrs. Hubbard, ‘shé has a fine
cunbottrd’r .
With many- a kiokshaw and bin.
., 'Tls full of nice places with crannies p .
also cases
For keeping; the groceries in.
Chicago 2. Pittsburgh
(P.
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14
(lot
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3' Monday.
‘ consume. Website-I
Hid "tin Into... Right.
Toby, of the lackwood A; A.,' In
the Riverside game yesterday,
showed his rare skill as a
pitcher. Ho hold down the Riv-
ersides to a blank allowance in
line shape. and in future games
. much is expected of hint.
:-
Sllllilllliilii lllil fillSl
[Willi lllll Wills
Qn Incl: mind} or fiawt uk.
July 5th. the Nora
mamas wwmomd.
am»hu2.10n. Atom straight“
games so tar, and ilgok their drot do-
ieat from the Bush Leonora oi.’ Not
roton Heights, having to play ten
men. the umpire included. .Btrt the
Newton won on their merits, heavy
stick work in tho first two innings
giving them the lead and they were
never headed. A large crowd wit:
nessed the some. it is said the
Saugatut’fts did not earn one run, and
did not have a lookin from start to
finish. Casky and Burke were tho
battery for the Saugntncks. ll‘oa-~
lures oi the game included catches
out in center field by Hall: one in left
field by Cakes, which helped swell
the score, while LaStrang was a dou
bio of Walter Johnson in the pitch-
ing box. The Norotons ilneIup was:
.1. LaStrong, pitcher; T. Blaiey,catch~
en” thnrlspn, 1st base: J. Rhto, 2nd
base; E. Prince, shortstop; La Roach
8rd Essa; A. ‘casrson. right ilold; R
Rail. center field; Ted Cakes, left
field.
illllilllfil [Will .
Willi Wlll [All
, ss1\_.
.I‘I ‘ l
art won the misty Inna motor poet's
. race, which. featured the Indepom
dence my card at the sheepsiroad
Bay Velodrome last nigh» Jumpl
his ileldconeisilng of Vincent“ liar."
deans and molar Collins :in the earls '
stages 0! the race. Limre‘mew up- wn‘.
easy winner by titres and a hair laps.
Madonna was second; seven a“ a’
halt laps ahead or Collins; who no
outclassed.
The ultimate dinner lapped Ma-
dunno at thirteen miles and kept up
his steady grlml until the“ end ll“
was Madonna's poorest showing this
He; had sass I“ consistent
winner, losing only once More. Col-if
nine laps. in the first fire
miles andnever could get going.
Income Cameron. «atoms or many;
elk day grinds: at. the Gordon, showed -. ‘.
lid "still to be Tookollod with when; I
his rock thestlu'ooouarter mile. prof... _ .
season;
lino lost;
.er and all rode closely ounces-I. Camv
its the afternoon; a doubio"‘“:play ,by
GEORQEITOWNSI SHOW PLENTY
' Gemstone unmounted two In.
,’ tories. each game being won by buta
NEW YORK, July 6.——-Vlctor Lla- E'
yeéterday for! the Kclscy’s nine,
did applaudabie mrk in keep-
ing down the Savoy visitors
from Bridgeport.
for a second t
the three mile:
event. Eighteen
when. he maxed
«shoal invitation
men (need the start-
eron, starting about ili‘th, laid back
or the pace linkers until a half mile
mam I-tho—Iendnnorhen he sprlnted
arooltd Ih'e frac'lr' and Iona the load.
winning by» ~leoa~thon- -a hall length
from Halsey: swam v’m Inn-o.
nua- «u- was sM‘ 1m
.9 “Ill- until—nu.“ ‘
HARRlSBURGli Ps., my Cadill-
risburz {as crushed twice yesterdlly.
Joruy any won the morning garne,‘i 6
to 0, and in the afternoon ‘walkedl
away. with the game, sconen‘to 1,;
The Indians played a listless nine
mI~
Zimmerman and Tooley being the only
redeeming feature; They will rest
today and start 2a series with Mou-~
troalf’on Wednesday.
Harrisburngas unable Iflto solve,
Bruck in the morning battle‘and' To’
the afternoon Ring did steady pitch
ins. ‘ ”KI .' '
Schacht went-I to the bad in the
morning game and Goodbred and
Sobacht failed to do much in the at-
ternoon. ‘ Chabolt went in both
“games, but. could not stop Jersey
City. llt was a regulax killing for the
Skootors yesterday afternoon.
OF CLAS8.
On Sunday and yesterday the
single runs Both saloon were filled
with plenty of interest. and were wit
ceased by a large number of specta‘
.ftors.‘ _ .
Monday the Georgi-towns defeated
the lemons A. 9. by the soot-o or
7-8. Sunday they were again vie-
lotions; actuating the rant Laurels ot
Bridgeport by .343 Complete* scores:
uurclaI _. , , I
“I .15 ab. r 1b. pens. e;
Sponges. 3b .310' If": “it“ 0
Anthony. l! .....l. ’4 0 1‘3 0 0‘
Dowlirig, 2b .---~-4 0 091 0
Liniey, or 4 0 11‘ 'jo""'tI
Broad, rt; e 0 .o o 00
Befgmyfu “’ .2“... ‘ 0: Illtl‘na 2
:Willg; 1b poo-aen-r‘ 2 2w 0.1..
Andrei; e .. 1.....3' 0‘ 1‘s 1,: 19'
Nordstrum, p( .4 111.31 30
Tot“ sen-iaqo- .34 3 734+“ ‘
Big Jess Marshall, on the mound ‘
V .' hit Timely;-
pleases:
M
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1
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Wa, There Waiting for it.
Hevcsscy. of the Lockwoode,
Yesterday, at Amusement Park,
Iii-anguished W by ab
biog a hot one in good style
at the right mlnllte. '
IIIIII child
It still IIIII
new roan, Just ow—‘lihe an»
yufiht, Vaniilo ; tondr‘a don
cisivo WM ' " ‘ ‘ yeiil'or-
doyioaraoooellodoutbosoand
under the auspices of W“l,aféhmoht
flint out. she «in by 4 millntlea
11 soomds mm Elmo and 3
ates Gaseous bur-comm mic.
sue, the social robin use this
your. was sailed inIa wind. that was
pollen“ It film start. “.‘lt thawed
they. mu. 1'th were heeled in
en their lee rails were under water
and several stroke 0! their bronze
Inaderbodleo wore shown on the
weather side.
The course was» iron on Larch
mom to Long Neck Point on the Con-
necticut shore, then across the Sound
to Oak Neck near to Oyster Bay, and
then again across the Sound to the
finish. They started with the wind
sit and ran with spinnaker-s for
13‘ 1-4 miles. Then it was windward
work and on this point the’ Vanitie
showed her superiority. in a beat at
7 3-4 miles she gained about amin-
uto. The last. leg was West hall
north. The wind by’ the time they
started on this leg headed both yachts
so that they had to make three tacks
to cross the Sound. and it buttoned
considerably. The harder iteblew the
better the Vanitle seemed to like it
and she finished a little more than
half a mo ahead of the Resolute.
lflSllSWlllElWlHlf
Sillilllllsml
In a last "and interesting game, tho
voy Athletic Club or Bridgeport, yes-
terday afternoon. on the Word street
grounds, by the score of 8 to 2. This
was the: second game or the series, the
Kclsoys being beaten imaleven 1o-
plum: in Bfldseinort a. low weeks ago.
‘Big Jess Marshall was on the
mount tho the. Roles” and twirlod
flfflnd Iball allowing nly tour inlaid
Tilts. lotto of» those Hollis. sale hunts.
He struck out ten men and passed
three. Fulfil, who mod him, was
Riley starred at the bat
‘i‘r the Kelseys, moi-lug four hits
. J‘s par out-I; or dye tunes at but.
I-y‘ mad H In. running Ft“: in
MEAIlll’S lll All
idolphia tans celebrated independence
'Day lug~ seeing, the Phillies shut out
1the Giants, 2 to 0, in the afternoon
game after rain had caused a post-E
ponement oi the morning attair. Gro
'hII
bounced a double oil the center disldl
in. strengthen“! the yachts..hod‘ ah -
Kelsey baseball team defeated the loa-I- -
WW8 Glll Willi
4* M W Sllli
PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-—-Phila-
vcr Cleveland Alexander also cele-f
brated. He added another one hit
game to his long record.
This was the third game for the'
last two weeks in which he allowedi
Till! owms only ‘ sont‘ry b‘n'lg holldEYWTOWd to 8,,000 but mule 00“.
the Braves and Dodgers having been wanus fans who were on hand our
treated as the Giants were yester-.
day. In the last al'shtcen innings that
Alexander has pitched against the
Polo Groandera he has pal-mitt“ exnflustered at the title of their adv;
lactly throo illusion, two of Whichiul’lefi.
were doubles.
Fred Merkle alone prevented a no-
contest yesterday when he
wall in the second inning He was
the only .Glant to get on base and
didn't advance beyond the middle eta»!
tion. Twenty-eight men. faced the
mighty Phillie hurlor. Six were turn-
ed back on strikes and he throw out
five others at that. Just to have re
port in all branches at the alteration 9
activities Alex got a scorching angle
to, left in tho Mansion.
news
In
.I
- Windmill
s'r. LOUlS, Ira, July (iv—Flower A
Jones. monomer or the St. Lou' Fed
erals, has resigned that posltlo ac
cording to a massage’recolved here
loot night from Gaty Pollen, a stock
holder in the local club. who is now
with the team in Kansas City. Ac
cording to the message received here
lones resigned because of a disputt
over a decision by Umpire Howell iI
yesterday's game at Kansaa City
Jones is quoted as having said he
would not “stand for the rotten tun
pit-ins” in. the Fodoralloague. ‘
Pollen’s message said Jones, by
wired his resignation to Phil Ball
vice-president and principal stock
holder or the St. Louis Federals. Mr
Ball at His home here said early iaal
him he bod received no telegram
from Jones. ,He added, however
“You. can quote me as sayingthat l
will back to the limit any action
[Jones may see fit to take. I will not
let him- resign as long as I am a"
stockholder of this club "
lllll Nilllllllil
II’IBWWMWW
momenta July II—TIIII an
nual People's Regatta“. held other the
course on the Schuylkill ruler yesterv
day was a series- of exciting finishes. .
Jack Kelly; the champion of the
Schuylkill. was detected by Tom Boo
may, on ancient rival from the Ra- -
vanswood Boat Club of Long Island.
Kelly- had a lead at one time of two . ,
lengths, but. at the mile and a hair I
post Rooney crept up until by was, I
”siniost even with; Kelly. Then the.
Vesper s‘cullo‘rfi let out with gigantic
sweeps, but his blades touched Rod j _
9%...
"TEL ‘GRAHIC
Merlllc , mains lone IIII
Dodgers Win Again
. the National League standing Mi fills“
star of the National League in the;that position.
. ‘itf didn't look like the saline fiufihés
remem-
'5’
.. ‘0"."Q'." s'r‘
IIII'IIIII III IIIIII 4
II IIIIIIII alas
Brooklyn dropped the world?!
champion Braves to seventh place» in‘
ning the afternoon ind-pm)” ’
game at Ebbats Field. The me -
8 to 3. Rain necessititod a post»!!—
ment of the morning attractions. 7
which will be physio 0d loony-u” M
or a double header Though ammo '
broke the tie with Boston, the Dodg-
ers could not hold undisputed Milt"
place. The double yictory or the W'
over the Cube exalted Cincinnati to
Rather uncertain weather held the?
a rattling contest. The Dodgerswho
had taken a fine brace since return
lug home, did not appear, the least
Heretotore Boston's very
lname carried a terror to Robinson'o
men. It was the same with the Gil-s
ants. too. But perhaps the ease with“;
which Brooklyn cleaned up on New?
York last week had a good moral of- ‘
feet. Brooklyn play ed for better Mil ”
against Boston than is itsenstom.
Pieter, sols star or the Dodgers,“ -.
lost season, carried the burden TOf
borne hope. He hooked up with Tom
Hughes, the former Yankee. who at»
the Polo Grounds quite recently’ggvo‘
the Giants 8. good illustra‘tlon ,
Alonnder the can: it his best." Eu
ll.‘
fllWlllllll Mill
is ill ll Willfiifi
NEWARK July s—a—t'i‘no Ne ‘
udtho Tip Tops battled taunt-on ' I.
dings yoatonday afternoon; the boots?)
winning, 2 to 1. George wntso your
the entire route. He held the blow
feds to five hits and would have: won
his some hands down but. for-fl
wretched holdingbohind him. ‘ 7
In addition to pitching good hall.
Hooks also placed the ball in safe; tor-l
ritory twice, but Land’s slow rennin:
in one instance enabled Campbell
throw him out from right held;- thou
depriving George of cup of Bimbo.
When Hooks came to the bat the.
third time, with men tin third and"
first and only one down, Manager Moe
gee walked to the‘.plate, whispe '
to liinr, and then—Georges stood {on
was called out on strikes.
LONG FEACH,CI1.,Jnly ,
once Grifin and William J ‘
San Francisco, retained the
"Coast doubles championshl ,
day by defeating Not Brown!
Clltude Wayne of Los Anguilla
6-4. dbl. -
Gillan and Johnston as a 1'
their victory, will compocew .
Forest, 111., tor the right to. e
ney’s, according to the judges. Kelly ., v
stopped rowing, claiming a tool, but
Rooney continued over the line. The
judges later declared that Kelly was
out of his clauses
The Universitynarge Club tour ro-
H tinned its laurel: “as national chem
victory threo months ago
easily from a foothold in'; _
Norwalk Chronicler