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‘ NEW YORK, July 13.—Johnny Dun-
dee and Jack Britten were matched,
yesterday to meet in a ten roundi
bout st Madison Squsre Garden on
July 29 Britten agrees to make 133
pounds at the ringside Final de-
tails of the match will be made to-
night when forfeits of $500 each will
be posted by the managers of the
boxers. Dan Morgan acting for Brit-
ton and “Scotty”'Montleth represent- _
lug Dundee. ' “ . ‘ ' . "
10inoinnati 5, New York :0.
Brooklyn 3,. Chicago 2. ' ’
Pittsburgh 2, Philodolphi
Pittsburgh 4,
(second game).
8!. Louis 2, Bongo 1;
tr-
St.
innings).
This will be “the first time‘ these W. {L
topnotchers have been matched and Chicago ......... 40 43
no doubt the pair will put up an in- Philadelphia ..... 38 33
tt-resting bout. St. Louis ........ 41 17
Brooklyn ........ 38 35
Pittsburgh .... . . .37 he
PLAYER ”M" '8 New York ....... 32 to
Cincinnati ....... 31 d7
Boston .......... 32 it}
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at New York. .
Cincinnati at Brooklyn...r:
Pittsburgh at Boston;
so Louio at Philsdolnbis.
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National League owners and dele-
gates gathered in the .Iofllce of the‘
or
. vss'rERoAv's assume
Philadelphia 2
4, Boston 3 (second game, 11
STANDING OF OLQBS. ‘
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St. Louis """ 2"“. 13° '5” . Providence ...... 30 23
no. “M” ‘3'” ""'“' 32 '5" ~ some ....... -...341 21
1.543 Chicago ......... 42 :2 .568 “Mm. .. .35‘ 33
*5” . Pittsburgh, ....... 4o 34 .541 Richmond ....... 34 33
.526 ’ » = 1““m" 3=“~"""° ~35 ‘5”? Harri-burg: ...'...32 .32
.521 . "WW" """" 32 4" b.4145 Toronto ......... as 37
~50? :- mm“ W32? ’7 :9”? ~~ '. Rochester”. ..... 29 37
.471 Baltimore ........ 28 46 3/"! . “my“? . ...27 41
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" «get. Louis
league yesterdayélund firmally did?" . , .
cussed baseball conditions with John , t
‘K. Toner, president of the league.
Outside of unanimously ndop‘fh'ii'and
clarifying the note making the player.
3mm twenty one for each club. which
has been in abeyance since lttincep-
”Mutton. noumubustuess' was metros.
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finances ’$ epgueéé w con
steered “solid £3311 tritium «@qu
and the questlo of splay cuts dumb
hitting in the late innings, such. as
up: but nons’ the delegates cared the Yankees hlwwed in all the games
to voice an opinion as to the out- of the series carried Donovan's men
ove1bhicago yesterday afternoon
”0%; ed the master Istroke of an etch. . ,,
on of close competitions
’ mag 7373‘
am‘bmdd’wkflun edi ,This was the fourth straight victory
:..at. memorized! poor. mental mohair
second series at 13sz Field-«a clean
.swoep of four gamesI in other words.
dome of these discussions nor would to their third meet-salve .vlctory 0V erlSuch a startling upset for the league
am of them say just what was the Lee Fohl's Clevelanders at Somers
meat of the conversations Pro and Park yesterday afternoon. The score
mm was 7 to 4, and five of the New York
After a bombardment 01 0110530115 ions were produced m the last two
Mr. Tenet gave out the following chapters through as many timely
statement: 'l' ‘1'“ blows. Cleveland's lone misplay rur
"We only consumed the Federals rushed the 'openlng in the eighth. and
in a very incidental WM" We are the Yankee machine rode. throu h to.
minding our own “$111955: ““8 none victory. in the ninth no error was
of us found the time ripe to r 1‘" needed in the manufacture of two
conside1 the possibilities in store forladditional markers.
and against “3 "918“!”- m the Fed Ray Fisher's clever pitching had
rials. As to “(inflating players who. much to do with the Yankee’s til
"1 have jumped to the Federals thatiumph. The Vermont spitballer has":
seems a matte1 for the National Com Ebeen going badly of late and Done-1
mission. van decided to give him a- rest. so he
"The general attitude of the owner‘f‘iplcked 'Cy Pieh to pick on the in
seemed to be satisfaction. There “nations. The picking was all on the
not one of the men Present “1‘0 did other side, howev er, and Cy did not
not predict- a pennant for his cum survive to the end of the fourth ins,
All say that they are getting good re-n.1ng Three Cleveland runs were in
turns on their investments Money and the fourth was on the bases when
is not too free, but there were no Fisher was called to the rescue. He
kicks in this respect " showed the form that carried him to
um i filliiNSBiE .
Hill ASTORIA HHHH
£A1l orrbr let the fourth run in, and
then Fisher breezed through the last
five frames, allowing only one clean
The Astoria Dinner Stakes, won
yesterday by Gifford A. Cochran
Pleion‘e, was founded in 1902 when
hibo ‘
the late J. G. chansbee‘s Asta1ita
won over a good field of fillies was
the result of some good natured pls- »
cussion' between the host on that‘o oc- inning. but he blew up completely at
casion the late Senator P. H. Mc ter the or": solidt Newlglfork runs
Carren and Andrew Miller a st ewar dlodged over t e p a e rap y
of the Jockey Club.. each of ~whoml
._ ,was the possessor in that year of arMDGERS 6H [VERY
filly of more than ordinary quality.|
, fl‘he race was modelled somewhat af-‘ ‘ GAME 0': cunt m3“
let the ruinous Gimcrack Stakes in?
England and the event has been won}
The National League club-owners.
ovens- boys started off w ell
[enough against Oscar Harstad but
stbefore they had collected much in the
Savoy of runs the Cleveland pitcher set-
:tled down and made the Yankees play
dead. He was going along fine when
Smith dropped Cook‘s fly in the eighth
in. successive years by Senator Mc--
Carren, Pierre Lorillard, the late S.
S Brown; Oneck Stables, F. R. Hitch-
cock P. J. Dwyer, Woodford Clay,
John K. Tener’a ofliIce late yesterday
NWcasile stable R T- Wilson. Jr. afternoon, unanimously voted C; “TIL:
and the Mimtpelier Stable. r. ‘Ebbets the privilege bf fem-mg «in
It was dbnsldered "noise that 'yes- three gauori beaver. no the tenure
/
we.
in a‘vrpry‘tor ford IA
ochran. dashed one or two sullen capacity on
This famous
Ir-rpiece. like the heat-It of churles 1-1.,
in ' meeting assembled at President '.
ta day's mat aholfla‘ fine resulted days of long ”9 thfl Flathmh squire I
top .
leaders could not have been timed”
better; Brennahlul’s Ms. before
they called at F'lntbush were assum
ing a lead flint was becoming threat.-
ening,- to say the least. They 311903!"
ed on the eve of a" spurt that might
hove derided them beyoudt-fillnll'enge
WINE
Brooklyn 9, Baillie-4.
No other-tonnes scheduled.
_ outage TODAY- ..
Brookly aggflultimfi,
—————-————-—-—-—~——
VEGTER DAY’S fl EOU LIE.
EBULTS.
Manama! at
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Mmm ‘the prettiest mithat‘tiiri’é‘ficedi
the Mutual Leaqu at this snidaea-
slou blaze, IBrooklyns 3 to 2 victory .
in a hne’irming game at the'' Bax
ter field IS ay afternoon. the fast
going Longfellow b38331!!!“ club or
Brzldgeport, defeated the Snrinxwoods.
The Longfellows 71ers ”more!
canted by the fastest rem theysusvd
ever put in the field Walters. who
has been a’terror to the Bridgeport
cams this-sear didn't seem to- both-
er the Sfilngwood batters. who
touch-u Justus ton Boron 01m hits.
for a time—4 condition that would Sensational siding $101“! “It thb‘
have taken some of the edge oil? the “5%”; scoriig. 30““: pitch-
"competition. But after yesterday just‘ ing for Springwooda. though
itwo full games separated the first
division clubs. though the season is
Ilialt finished.
:6. i. cHHHH: Hill
AS ills Hill HHs
Gifford A. Cochran scored his
:greatest t1 iumph as an owner of race
.fihorses when his game little filly
Pleione squeezed home a head in
ifront of Foxhall P. Keene’s Lorao in
the two horse race for the Astoria
Dinner Stakes at Aqueduct yesterday.
Over the dash of five furlongs Lo-
rac with the inherited speed,,.of‘ Dis-
guise was made favorite, but: every
t
racegoer knew that there was a weak
spot in the armor of the Keene ené
try and that Lorac was likely to fail
:if called on for an exhibitibn of cour.
1 age at the end ot’ the race.
The Elkwood Park Stable's Colan-
drla was scratched from the stake
feature and the wise men of the track
immediately pounced on Lorac as the
choice at 113 to “20‘. With only two
starters u better horse "race over' a
short distance. of ground could not
have been framed. In the early.
stage of the race Byrne utilized all
the speed of the Disguise filly and
when straightened out for the stretch
run Lorac was. three lengths ahead of
Plelone.
H.” I'x.
fiuiooxwoms: vs. Iconomnas.
The. LockWood At. A. will cross bata'
with. the Colonials of: the Hill section.
at the Baxter grounds sundry often
. polls lightweight,
stingy with'his hits was very wild.
Three bases on balls in the third in-
ning proved his undoing. Joe Ruclc
er, Spriagwdod'a slugging first base
man. again demonstrated that. as an
all around first business he .has no
peer in the city. Besides .plsying a
wonderful fielding game. Joe; helped
hibiaelfdo We timely tripl’es'i one of
them being a terrific drive over the
right holder's bead sending in. the
first run. Ilardos. Sprlaswood’a fsst‘
outfielder whose consistent and
timely hitting has wort many games
for his team contributed two two
buggers thatrholped. in the run. gets
ting. It lathe bat—ting: of these. two
playersxthat the. Simmonds are. do
paudlng'on to bring home “the '30--
loush" when they cross bats with the
Lockwoods. July 25th. ./
Owing to a mixup of dates, botlr
the Springwo'ods and Lockwoods had
games scheduled at Baxter field,
which made it necessary to call the ,
Spldngwood game. It- was a bitter
disappointment to the Springwood
rooters as well as the players, as they
all felt that they could have won over
the full route.
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BOSTON. July 18—46harlie white
‘ or Chlcsgo will battle the minus- .
Mllbuni (Your)
Saying: in a 12 round bout at the At-
las A. A. tonight. . .»., ' , ,
- been a desire of long bland-
t_..
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Montreal it.
omen TODAY.
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Harrisburg 3, Buffalo 2:1 Male —
"6,- Honismro 4 (second unis).
Provident Wt” 1.
Richmond“),
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RESULTS-lbw: STAN OlNGSiN-BIG LEAGUES
monument
W1
Boston 15. Detroit 12
, Washington 5, Chicsg
Sf. Louis—Philadelphirrflain.
STANDING OF CLU 38.
W.
. Chicago .. ....... 49
ulster. .......... 45
Detroit .......... 46
New York . . .39
Washington . .34
‘ so Louis ........ as
Phllddolphil . . . . .8
Cleveland .. .25
GAMES TOD
Tum. Vbrlcnt DIctroit (2).
Washington at St. Louis.
_. __..__..._———c
Boston at niouslsnd.
Philadelphia A; Chicago.
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New York 1, Cleveland 4-. ‘
MEDIA, Pa... July 13.?
William Cloud Alexander.
Media Club of the Delaware
Baseball League, has rm
{McLean the suspended W‘
{New York Giants. L‘Irry' .
to hit and failure to hold “I.
‘Deiaware County league hm
{cost him his job. In the tour
iMcLean has played he made only
.hits. itan also foibd to
(to lnnlnosl- "
o S.
L. P.C. condition or play with snow
23 535 lJustNhat Larry's salary to:
2‘ 53“ lnot be learned. but it la -:=-
30 5“ the. received 3100 per game.
37 .513
38 .472. .
44 A» Milli RENRN ill
46 .378
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AY. "i BUFFALO. July 13 ~Bonnio 1 ’
and Lee Magee returned to
g'l‘op lineup yesterday and as
~§the Bufleds weie beaten". 9
FKaun’s ten day suspension
:yestorday. He got a Sly-3....
White hes established in this city.
in his. Cut document hare Saylor
out no a fsst 12 round battle with
Joeuulndotn , t
‘ White id out t‘o win the lightweight
i)
as hr?!
114;“
mgtriple in five times it bstrrth
looming wiTh men on bases.‘
‘ Ford was hit hard and; drly
championship.
title and he is ready Ibd willing to from the mound m the dfhfi- .
Wt "WWW who has a legitimate? Blue Jacket allowed one bit. W
I claim to dispute his
‘A Mil ell it!!! E“ ‘3“ be“ rarer. «whim» during thé rest 0 ,
risht- til the innings and was yanked all“
lChase cleaned the bases with, ‘
lbagger. ‘fl‘he Bulfedn Stunner
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