Giants Take Both Ends of -Header by Same Score From Cardinals Perritt and Causey Toto Smashes Jack Dempsey, Who Fights Fred Fulton Pirates9 Track Record THIS is tho latest camera pose, Get characteristic of the fighter, of Easy for Double Victory the Utah boxer who meet» Fred Dodgers At Fulton at Harrison, N. J., to-morrow in nn are Robins Ex-Card Ex-Giant, Leon Ames, in and EmpireCity night eight-round bout. Both Smash Out Two Opposes Opener front rank contenders for the hoary- Hopeful Victories, 10-0 and 6-2.* Triumphs Over Him in a Pitchers' Battle.Visitors' weight title now held by Jess Willard, and Clips Fifth of Second Off for this reason there is wide interest in As War Secretary Grimes at Best Late Rally Almost Succeeds Time of One Minute for the Saturday evening contest. Decision .- Delays | Five Dempsey is twenty-six years of age A. Furlongs and weighs 196 and is 6 feet in By C. Cavagnaro By Charles A. Taylor pounds At Ebbets Field height. He is a native of Scotch- July 25.. yesterday the Brook¬ A bjj in the ninth inning made it for Virginian lyn Dodgers trounced the possible These are the days of extremo speed Irish parentage and has won a Pressure of other mat¬ Pittsburgh the Giants to two games from the St. Louis Cardinals big per¬ Pirates in a double-header. capture yester¬ among tho thoroughbreds. Toto joined centage of his recent ring battles by WASHINGTON.ters, it was said to-night, Hits wer» day. The scores of both contests were the same, 3 to viewed Baker smashed in every direction, with 2, and, the ranks of the smashers of track knockouts. , has prevented Secretary the from every angle, it was just about the best baseball that has been records at tho Empire City track by from formulating his decision as Dodger total numbering twenty-eight safeties. The score of under Cliff since and fan were winning the last race over the fivc- to extension of the time of ap¬ the first game played Coogan's magnate, player tossed was 10 to 0 and course in 59 4-5 seconds. This or fight regula¬ second 6 to 2. far up in the air by the pronunciamento of Provost Marshal General furlong plying the work The double Crowder. time was one-fifth of a second better tions to professional baseball victory forced the Su- than the old 60 seconds which of when perba clan up into sixth place in the Both games were pitchers' battles, in mark, players. No indication was established by Gnat in 1914, and the decision will be announced pennant race, as the Boston Brsves a!«o a sense, as the scarcity of runs testi¬ lost a which was Be Frank last brace of games to Cincinnati. fies. In the opening encounter the op- equalled by ¦was available to-night. YOUNG, the brilliant Marshal During the assault on the fosing slab artists were Leon Ames, Tuesday. The report of Provost Pirat« of the Giants, Toto was lucky, not on the aues- pitchers every Dodger oatsman one of the many ex-Giants still in ex¬ ROSS extremely only General Crowder helped set a new record for major to win, but to obtain a niche in the tion and the brief submitted yes¬ himself to two or more hits. In each istence, who performed on the mound contest the for the Cards, and Polonious Perritt, league ball yesterday. By hitting Hall of Fame, where the records of terday by representatives of the Dodger team .concentrated in both of the double the time are With were under¬ its attack in one especial in hardly enough an ex-Card, who twirled safely games clippers placed. baseball industry inning, the bill between the Giants and the better racing luck and with better stood to have been considered by first getting six runs in the third and in for the Cards, and Polonius Perritt, the second Cardinals has now handling, Be Frank would have won Secretary Baker during the day. game scoring all its six tal¬ displayed less stamina than the ex- Young banged lies in the sixth Card, Leon being removed from the the ball "where they ain't" at and had the honor of racing faster Both at the War Department frame. In the first the over the fivc-furlong course than any men here game only was able game in seventh inning in favor least once in twenty-two succes¬ and among baseball to of Bill Doak, while Polonius con¬ other horse. there was a feeling that the re¬ drive out an extra base , as the tinued to the end. sive games. The former record He actually raced faster than Toto cent order applying the work Brooklyn batter's aim was principally The Giants were the first to score in of twenty-one was held by Eddio the initial clash, the third inning because, he was forced to cover more or fight regulations to baseball to lay the ball "where the fielder ain't.'' Foster, the of the But the lost mak¬ Brooklyn gathered seventeen hits in breaking the string of goose eggs. ground. ground by players would be revised, but to this contest and Perritt beat out a bunt, much to the. Washington Senators. Young is ing a wide turn cost him not only added eleven in the but first what extejit was not known. second, which included one amazement of the fans, who class Poll his first year in the the record, money. two triple and the same as every other boxman when playing big "The luck of racing" was never bet¬ Secretary Baker said to-day doubles. it comes to fleetness of foot. Poll league. Foster is a veteran of ter than it was by the that he had eliminated the pro¬ While the Ebbets batters proceeded exemplified to make life miserable for showed them they were mistaken in many years standing. success of Toto. The son of Hippo¬ posal that each case should be the Corsair their opinion by the way he sped to drome had things all his own way moundsmen, Donn Burleigh Grimes, the the for passed upon by local draft spitball star, was at first ahead of Bronkie's throw. from the time drawing po¬ Grimes twirling bis best. Burns hit a grounder to Bronkie, sitions at the barrier until the finish. boards and that he was now con¬ faced the visitors in the open¬ who shot the ball to Fisher at second He drew the rail position and by skim¬ sidering the matter from the ing game and held them to one single. near the fence he was not This lone was for a force play. Fisher let the ball ming along standpoint of whether or not it safety secured by South- slip through his hands, and both ¬ compelled to travel more than the worth in the seventh inning, with one ners were safe, Perritt advancing to distance of the race. would disrupt organized base¬ out, when he hit to centre field. Grimes third on the bungle. Burns stole sec- Be Frank Less Fortunate ball. gave two bases on balls, struck out while fanned. Fletcher three batsmen and was forced to end, Young Be Frank was not so fortunate. He to pitch drove a fly to centre, Perritt scoring drew sixth at the barrier and only twenty-eight men. Grimes will after the catch. place not remain with the team as he was pinched out of his place in tho enlisted in the long, Cardinals Tie Score first His A. Col¬ recently navy. sixty yards. «rider, The Dodgers required only one inn¬ The Cardinals tied the count in the lins, became rattled, grew impatient ing in the second game to defeat the fifth, giving con¬ and, fearful that he would not be in Reds men. This siderable aid to the the line of contention at the head of Capture Pittsburgh big frame was enemy. McHenry the sixth, in which the men furnished a in fifth Brooklyn the opening with single to the stretch if he waited place, bunched five one double left and went to third when Heinie he colt on the singles, and steered the outside path. one triple for a total of six runs. Earl threw Bronkie's sacrifice bunt past sec¬ Be Frank was forced wide and lost International League ond. Double-Header Cooper was the Pittsburgh , Betzel forced Bronkie, Holke to at least two lengths. He ran fast, but and, except for this worked Fletcher. was carried to middle of the track. inning, McHenry tallying. the GAMES TO-DAY well. Brooklyn threatened on a num¬ The Giants came right back with two He gained rapidly on Toto and might ber of runs in their Newark at. occasions, but Cooper generally half of the fifth, and as have won, even with his bad luck, had Toronto (2) tightened up and was it these two were sufficient Buffalo at From Braves splendidly sup¬ proved just Collins been equal to the occasion and Jersey City ported on these critical to win the game. Ross the a Rochester at Binghamton occasions. Young, ridden strong finish, à la Garrison. Zach Wheat showed a particular first singled to M'as meet re¬ Syracuse at Baltimore liking batter, right-centre. But he unable to the for Cooper's curves, "**ith two doubles, Fletcher was hit by a pitched ball, quirements of the occasion. He de¬ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS while jack Coombs, the t'mpire Klem frowning on the claim his until Brooklyn of Ames that the ball hit layed drawing whip sixty BOSTON, July 25..Cincinnati took twirler, got a triple. Arthur's yards from the finish. This delay cost Binghamton, 6; Syracuse, 5. Pittsburgh managed to gather nine bat. Young stole third. him first money. When he did sting Syracuse, 4; Binghamton, 3. both games to-day from Boston, the hits from but the hit a grounder to Paulette, whose colt with the the 4 Coombs, crafty vet¬ throw the lash youngster STANDING OF TEAMS first to 2, in thirteen innings, and eran succeeded in keeping them scat¬ headed off Young at home, but fairly jumped out of his bridle. With tered. On two the little outfielder dodged back and W. L. the second 6 to 0. Eller held Boston occasions Pittsburgh sweeping strides he rapidly overhauled Summaries Pct.¡ W. L. Pet. to rallies promised a number of but forth along the baseline until he but the was at hand Racing four hits in the opener. In the two smart runs, reached third Toto, winning post BingVn. 50 26 .658 Newark. 42 38 .525 double plays cut short the safely, although Fletcher and Buxton, for a wonder, a Toronto 51 29 .638 thirteenth, with one out, L. McGee's Pirate rushes. was caught in the mix-up. riding Buffalo. 35 43.449 real tip-top finish, managed to squeeze Elev enth 25 Balt'm... 46 35 .568 S'racuse 27 47 .365 bounder took a bad hop and broke Harry Heitman, the iron man of the Zimmerman sent a roller to Hornsby, Toto home the winner by three inches. Empire City, Day, July 40 33 International who threw to the plate, only to have Roch't'r. .548Jer. City 17 57 .230 Rawlings's nose. Roush followed with League, rejoined the The WEATHER THREATENING; TRACK FAST Brooklyn team as Gonzales muff, Young scoring. Ames Boy Wins $2,000 Stakes a over Canavan'a head in yesterday, Charles H. FIRST for and Ebbets, learning that the then let loose with a wild pitch, on R. F. Carman's chestnut colt. The 364 RACK..Selling; three-year-olds upward; $600 added. One mile and sovenfy left field. the player had which crossed the rubber. won the worth yards. At post one minute; off at 2-32. Start good. Won driving; plfu-e same. Time, joined navy, wanted him to pitch Doyle Boy, Sprightful Stakes, 1:46%. Winner, ch. g., by Llariglbhy -Chllmark. Owner, Kentucky Stable. Trainer. W. F. Martin. his last few The Cards made a game rally in the $2,000, by a streak of George, left-hander from Columbus, games on the Brooklyn big open day¬ Post -Betting-, grounds. While with the Rochester ninth, but fell one run short of tieing light. It was a selling stake and in Indei. Starter WL Pog, St. % Jln._ Jockey_ Opon. High. Close. Place. Sh. joined Boston to-day and pitched the team Heitman the score. Bronkie to order to retain his Mr. Chi Hum Leader delighted in singled centre, colt, Carman 348» .ii3 11 10 6« Ï* 2*% 11- Sande.. 1 League second game. He was given miserable and pitching Betzel singled to left and Gonzales was to with of 831 Diindreiir-v .1 "8 12 8 1» 2* Bneldman_ 20 double-headers, placed two of them compelled part $1,000 348 Wild .108 in .> 4" 3J to his credit. beat out a the the stakes' value. en¬ Tbynio 9« 6 Trolse. 15 20 support. Cincinnati made two double bunt, filling bases with The Boy was 348 Seagull .113 7 11 8« «. Ri 42 Fool. 10 The scores: nobody out. Packard batted for Doak tered to be sold for $2,000, and when 203 Bill Simmons .113 2 3 0' 10» ii« f>'V Taplln. 10 plays and a triple play, the latter and fouled to Zimmerman. Heathcotc offered at that amount he was bid 2"i.l Rosewatcr .104 6 12 12 12 12 61 Dursch. 30 Shares Honors in the FIRST GAME up 307 Rockport .113 4 4 11 11» 11 7» Wes.slor .100 loo loo 20 coming third inning. Massey PITTSBURGH (N. L.) | forced Gonzales, but Bronkie tallied or to $3,000, and only trotted back to his Klderken .10.r) B 7 8*4 5" f,h S5 Smith. 4 lined into Blackburne's abrhoael BROOKXTN (N, h.) the old stall because his owner an 271 Ri»e Finn .108 8 0 7n 7>* 7" 9» StlrliiiR. 50 50 hands, the lat¬ Caton. sa... 4 0 0 2 1 abrhoa* play. made 313 8' 1| Johnston, rf. 5 11 2 0t Fisher the Hesse .103 5 5 10'i 6*4 "0* Buiton. 30 ter touching second before Blgbeo, lt.. 4 0 0 2 0 0'Olson, es_ 4 walked, filling bases again additional $5 offer. 339 Miss Kruter .103 1 1 1" 2«* 8>> 11» Rowan. 10 George l'arey, et... 3 00 12 ! 30 and the on could 12 1! Dauber. Ib. 4 2 2 10 1 0 bringing dangerous Paulette The Boy broke his toes and easily 20 Jessie C.108 3_2_21_"_* 10 12 Collins. 10 0 With return to the bag. Blackburne SouthWh. rf 2 0 1 * 1 0|Z. If. 5 2 J_0__12_Colling...... _10 Phillies Wheat. 2 3 00 up to the platter. Paulette hit savage¬ showed Cien Ryan, tho second choice, Chlllum. off slow, made up his ground gradually, caught the leadors in the last furlong and Just got threw to Chase catching Herzog be¬ Cutshaw. 2b 2 0 0 0 5 0'Myers, cf.... 4 12 4 00 up. ran an excellent race. Wild Thyme closed vory fast the last Mollwitz, ib 3 0 0 10 0 0|u'Mara. 3b. 5 2 ly to deep short, but Fletcher grabbed the way to the stretch. The latter was Dundreary through quarter. fore he could return to first. McKech'e,3b 3 0 0.24 3 110 the ball to sore soon 0;Doolan, 2x. 412 131 and, tossing Doyle, forced and found the early pace so *>gC SECOND BACK..Selling; for three-year-olds; $600 added. One mile and seventy yard3. At The scores: Schmidt, c. 2 0 0 0 1 0; M Wheat, o 3 1 2 3 0 1 Fisher. It was a for hot that his post one minute; off at 3:01. Start good. Won easily; place driving. Time, 1:44%. Win¬ PHILADELPHIA, July 26..Chicago Blackwoll. c 1 0 0 3 1 0. Gria-t». p.. 3 0 1 1 tight squeeze legs fairly burned under FIRST GAME Slapnleka, p 2 0 0 0 2 01 4 » Polonius. him. He was unable to stand the ner, b. f., by F'llnt Rock.Goldenvlow. Owner. Mrs. C. W. Starr. Trainer, B. Travers. and divided a double- Post Philadelphia CTSCETSATl (N. L.) I BOSTON |N. L.> .Stengel 10 0 0 0 0 Cecil and strain and in r.-..Betting-, ab r o a Algernon Causey Spectacles pain the stretch and gave Index. Si Arter. Wt Pos. Open. High. Close. Place. header here to-day, the Phillies win¬ h e! ab r h o a « Total» Lee Meadows were the rival mounds- up the struggle so quickly that Bull¬ %_% Fin._Jockey^ Groh, 3b... 6 0 2 2 2 1 Rawllngs. *s 5 0 0 12 0 ...270124172! Totals .37TÓlTÜñíl "345 Goldlng. 95 1» Preece. 10 5 ning the first game, 10 to 5, and Chi¬ L.Mageo, 2b 0 1 1 3 3 2iXehf. cf. 10 0 0 0 0 men in the second battle, and onct doze easily caught and passed him for 315" N. K. Heal.113 8n Trolso. 8 10 8 Roush, cf... 6 1 2 4 0 .Batted for Slapidoka in ninth 348 ';", O!Herzog, 2b.. 5 0 1 17 1 inning. again the Cub pitcher of the Giants the second honors. The Boy winning l'eniginn .115 Knsor. 8 10 8 cago the second, 12 to 6. Clia.se. lb.. 6 0 2 7 1 O'Massev, cf.ss .112 3 0 0 Pittsburgh . o 0 0 0 0 0 000.0 gave evidence of the real M4S* Sky Pilot .in Walls. 4 6 ñ Errors in Neale, If.... 6 1 2 4 0 o: Wickland. rf 3 0 0 3 0 0 Brooklyn . 0 0 6 0 « 0 2 0 I.1» being thing easily. 362» Langden .108 1-Mi 1» 1' Smith. 2 2 13-10 the first inning and Cra- Griffith, rf.. 5 12 2 0 0:Smith. 3b... 6 0 0 3 2 1 Threo-bas» hit.Daubert. Sacrice hit.Griraee. Causey allowed two hits in the second Chillum, under a well-judged ride (331) Little i'ottage .113 Dursch. 4 .1 7-2 3-5 RIackb'e. «s 5 0 1 4 2 0 Konetchy, lb r. 0 0 14 0 0 Double play.*.Southwortb Cutshaw and giving Holke a rest, as his hitting had 333 Clark vath's home run in the fifth were the c... n Olson and Caton: which with a base on balls led to th< by to nose M.113 Sande. 20 20 20 4 Wtngo, 5 0 0 12 0 Wilson, c_ 4 0 0 9 3 1 Doolan, Daubert, Loft ..>n base«.Pitts¬ been so weak. It looks now as Jockey Sande, just managed 323 <;. M. Miller.113 Buiton. 10 EUcr. p.... 5 0 1 12 0 If 4 1 burgh, 2; Brooklyn. 8. Bi* on first run of the game. One hit was madr though out a 50 to 1 deciding factors of the opening contest. J.L-Smith, 1 2 0 0 lucka. 4 ; off balls.Off Sap- the first sacker will on the Dundreary, chance at moved up fast rounding tl turn, went to the front in the stretch and won N. If.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Grimes. 2. Struck ou:.By Gnmes. Jt off Red in the fifth and another in thr big stay job one time. Goldlng galloping. O'Farrcll's circuit jf'anavan. at least as long as Uncle Sam will let Dundreary's best game is K. Bcal was pounds the best of the others Perugino ran a good race. Sky I'llot made up a lot drive featured in the iRagan. p_ 5 0 0 3 5 0 SECOND GAME seventh, and in the eighth tho Card; racing in the mud. In the it of ground in the last Quarter. Langden stopped \o a walk In the homestretch. second PITTSBURGH L. two him. hope game. Totals .50 4 13 39 10 S| Totals .46 2 4 39 19 3 (N. 1 BROOKLYN* [N*. I..) gathered more safe blows, a rur would rain his trainer, G. B. THIHD RACE- THE HILLSDALE for fillies and mares three old and ab r h o a e' it rhc'i Hennessy, Ogg HANDICAP; years up- The scores: Cincinnati.0 00100100000 2.4 Caton. ss... 5 0 1 14 0: again resulting. has been him in races the ward; $700 added : value to winners, $.ri90, $125. $75 About six furlongs. At post one min¬ Boston.0 0 Johnston, rf.. 4 0 .1 4 2 0 Jim broke into the second entering for FIRST ('AiiE 1000001000 0.2 Blgbee, If... 4 0 111 OtOlson. ss. 4 1 1 2 2 0 Thorpe past three weeks. ute; off at 3:30. Slart good. Won driving; place easily. Time, 0 22%. 0:47, 1:00%. Winner, br. f.. Two-base Carey, cf... Ill 0 0 Meadows Seeks Shelter game in the when Sher- But not a drop of 3. by Dalhousie.Tabouret. Owner. A. 11. Morris. Trainer, It. J Waiden. CHICAGO (N. L.) (N. hits.Neale, Eller. "Home run.Rousli. 0 D&uherf. lb.. 4 1 0 S 1 0 eighth inning, Nature's tears came r (PHTLADEWHIA L.) Stolen bases .Groh, Blackburne. L. Pouthw'h. rf 2 0 0 1 0 1 Z. Wheat. If. 4 1 2 5 « In contrast to the to soften the track ab h o a e[ ab r h o a a on Magee. Left 0 fine work of Causey dell, a replaced Meadows on Post -Bettlng- rf.... 4 1 0 0 bases.Cincinnati, ": Boston, 9. First base on Cutshaw, 2b 2 0 2 12 0 Myers, ci.... 4 12 8 0 0 southpaw, to suit Dundreary. Because of this Index. Starter. Wt. Pi St. Flack, 0 0 .Bancroft, ss.. 5 12 3 0 1 lb 3 1 2 the veteran Meadows was found for the mound for the Cards. The best the V, _%_Fln. Jo«*ey. Open.HlghMTlose. Plaee^Sh. Hullocher, B3 5 12 2 2 0¡ Williams, cf. 1 1 « 5 Í 1 errors.Cincinnati. 1: Boston. 1 Bases on balls.. MoUwltz. 12 2 0 o'Mars, 8b.. 4 0 0 1 10 he has been about 320» ."...!I0 2 1" Sande Ï Mann. If.... 5 1 OIT Eller. 3. Hit. by pitcher.By Eller McKe«-h'e.3b 4 0 1 4 0 0 Dr^lan. 2b... 3 0 ! 2 4 » right hits, including a home run by Indian could in his turn at scratched eight Quietude 0 V, .7-2 11- 8-5 3-5 113 0! Stock. 3b_ 4 1113 0 Struck ¡Herzog!. c. 4 0 0 accomplish times. 340 Rhine Maiden .100 2>H Walls_ B Merkle. lb... 5 0 1 6 0 1 Luderus, lb.. 4 2 3 3 0 out..By Eller, 11; by Bagan. 7. I'assea Schmidt, 3 4 01 Miller, c. S 1 1 2 1 n George Burns into the field stand, bat was a to 3b. 2 0 ball.Wingo, 1. Cooper, p... 4 0 1 IS 0, 2 1 1 0 0 0 right high fly Fisher. He needed a Gold Ta.-sol .106 8' % 2 H '¦H 3>V4 Pool. 4 Paskert. 5 2 11 01 Mensel. If_ 4 2 3 10 0 Coombs, p.... und finally had to give way to Bill Sher- workout yesterday and 317» Ima Frank .1:6 ni i vi 4" Buiton .6-5 9- 3-5 Barber, cf.. 4 0 15 0 0' Cravath. rf.. 321200 SECOND GAME dell in the The scores follow: was sent out to do his best. He raced 337 Celto .104V4 2'4 SV4 5» Ensor. 15 2 Zeidor, 2b... 4 0 3 3 2 H Hem'way, 2b 3 1 0 1 2 0 Totals ...31 2 »24 10 li Totals ..32 6 11 27 I! o seventh. 6 c. 3 0 CINCINNATI (N. L.) BOSTON (.V. FIRST GAME so fast that Glpsey Queen .104 7 6" 0" Smith. 12 1 15 O'FarroTl, 14 2 0; Adams, 0_ 3 0 15 0 0 L.) Pittsburgh . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-' Sherdell was found for three hits and ha led until the last 0 0 0 ah r h o a e; ab r h o a e 7 A. Collins.... 30 3 10 Douglass, p.. 0 1 0 Watson, p_ 0 0 0 O 0 1 Groh, 3b.... 2 Brooklyn . 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 I.i a sacrifice one of 1ST. LOUIS (N. L.) NF.W YORK (N. L.) stride, and was beaten only by a mar¬ J2_3* Rlglit_.^_.....107 7_1_7_ Carter, p.... 3 0 0 0 1 O1 5 0 4 2 0 Herzog. 2b... 4 0 1 3 6 0 fly, the bingles being ah r li <» a ol r o e Sande lay away during the first half mile and then brought up In Um« to win. Rhine Hogg, p. 303020 L. Magee, 2b 5 2 2 4 1 1 Two-base Z _ ab h a Quietude ... 0 Massey, cf... 3 0 hits.McKerhnie, Wheat («, Hues- of his nostrils. a .McCabe 10 0 0 0) 1 10 0 the decisive triple banged out by Holke, Heathc-ote.cf .*) 0 1 3 0 Oiniirnn, ct_ 5 0 15 0 0 gin Maiden closed up big gap after being pinched off. Gold Tassol had no eicuse. Ima Frank Btopped Walker, p... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roush. ct... 4 10 2 0 0, Wickland, rf 4 0 2 2 0 0 base bits.Mollwlta, Coombs. Stolen tía»».« MW. who had switched to the side of Fisher, 2b.. 4 0 0 2 4 l! Young, rf_ 4 12 10 0 Golding won the second race at odds under the wtight. Chase, lb... 5 0 1 4 1 0 .1 ('Smith.3b 4 0 1 0 2 1 Myers. Sacrifice hit.Cutshaw. Sai rtflce fly.M « right I'aiilette, lb 5 0 1 14 1 0 83.. 2 0 0 2 fi 0 Overweight.Coito, *'-i. Scratched.SalTestra, 112; Wheat 104. S. Magee, If 4 1 3 7 1 0 witz. Double s.: l the to face a Fletcher, of 20 to 1. That she won was due Cake«, Totals ..39 5 1124 10 21 Totals Konetchy, lb 2 0 0 10 1 0 plays.Johnston Olsoa; John* plate Sherdell, southpaw. Hornshy, as. 3 0 0 0 5 OlDoylo, 2b_ 3 10 2 3 0 ...8410142773 Griffith, rf.. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Henry, c... 4 0 1 5 11 and Dauliert. Wt on bases.Pittsburgh, 8; Brook¬ The Cards' run in the McHenry, If. 3 11 0 0 OlZtiij'man, 3b.. 4 0 0 2 2 1 entirely to the clever ol FO,-"RTH RACE.THE SPRINGFIELD SELLING STAKES; for two-year-olds: $2.000 guaran- Blackb'ne, es 4 0 0 3 2 0 lyn, 3. Bases on balls.Off 1. off Coomli\ second followed horsemanship 367 lo .Batted for Carter In eighth Inning. Nehí, If. 3 0 1 2 0 0 Cooper. a Hroulsie. 3b. 3 11 14 0 Wllholt, If... 5 0 110 0 Master teed; vaVie winners. $1,925, $350, $150. Août sil furlongs. At post one minute: off at 4:00. Allen, c. 4 12 3 0 0 J.L. ss 4 0 4. Struck out.By Cooper, 4. by Coombs, -' single by Hornsby, a pass to Betzel Godfrey Preece, the little Start Won same. 0 Smith, 0 4 4 1 Bstzel. rf... 4 0 2 0 1 0,HolKe. lb_ 4 0 2 S 2 0 who won good. easily; place Time, 0:2214, 0:47. 1:10%. Winner, ch. c, by Celt.Sand Dune. Chicago. 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0.5 Schneider, p 3 0 2 0 2 0i George, p... 3 0 0 0 2 0 and a single by Gonzales. George Gonzales, e. 4 0 1 4 3 1 McCarty, a.. 3 0 15 0 0 youngster with Lucky Ladj Owner and trainer. It. F. Carman._ Philadelphia. 600040 0 0 x.10 Burns tied up matters in the third with Ami-s, p- 10 0 0 0 0 Turritl. p_ 4 12 10 0 at 50 to 1 a few days ago. lie rode "Betting Two-base hits.raskert (2), Bancroft, Ludenrs. Totals ...3751227911 Totals ....310727163 .Grimm ... loo o o o all Index. Starter. Wt.. Fin. Homo run.Cravath. International League his smash into the stand. The Giants Doak. p_ 0 0 0 0 2 0 Golding with the skill and patience Pog. St._% _V4_% Jockey._Open. Hign.dose._Place._Sh. Sacrifice hits.Zoider. Stock. Cincinnati. 2 0 12 0 0 0 0 0.5 of Sloan when 346* The .110 1 l'H 1" 1" 1» Ensor 0-10 Sacrifica fly.Watson. Stolen Boston. 000 0 At Binghamton (first game) R. H E took the lead in the fourth when tPaekard ..100 000 Tod that master horse¬ Boy '."..4-5" 3-5 Left on base.Hemingway. 0000 0.0 Blnghamton ..0 0 0 they man was at the of Rulldowj .102 3 3* 3» 3» 2» Pool. 5 8 5 4-5 bases.Chicago, I); Philadelphia, .">. Two-base hits.S. Magee, 0 3 030 1.6 « I had opportunity enough to score at top his riding form 328 Cien .105 4 23 2» 2' 3'» Ruxton S Double plays.Carter. Holhx-her and Massey. Three-base hit. Syracuse _ 10021000 1.5 1. I Totals ... Kyan .7-5 13 5 7-10 Merkle; Pa.ske.rt L. Mngee. Stolen ...3427242021 Totals .32 8 9 27 IS 1 Master 4 Zeidor and Merkle; Mann and Zelder. First bases.Roush, i'. Magee. Sacrifice least a half dozen runs. As it was they Preece, realizing that it woult 260 Madam Byng .1!n__ 2 4 4 4 Taplln. 10 20 20 4 ba.se on hit.Schneider. Double plavs.Groh to L. Batteries.Verbo it and Haddock; He«*. Webb. .Fatted for Amos kill error.Philadelphia. liases on balls.Off Douglas», to to Magee Frock and had to be content with one lone tally. in seventh inning. Golding's chance to race head anc Winner entered for $2.000; sold to owner for $3,005, 2; off Carter, 1; oir Watson, 1. Hits.Off Chase L. Magee; Ö. Magee to Allen; Herzog Hopper. 1 Hatted for Doak In ninth Inning. head with a The Hoy. a fast breaker, steadily Increased h'.s lead and won pulling up. Bulldoze, cut off at the 3 In 1-3 off Douglass, to J. L. Smith. Triple play.Blackburne to Second game: R H. 1 There were two men out when Holke Langden, sprinter, wiselj and beat Inning; Carier, 1 In 6 2-3 Innings; off Left on Chase. St. Louis . o 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.2 end of the lirsl quarter, closed fast out Clon Ryan easily for the place. Cien Ryan was sore Walker, noue In 1 bases.Cincinnati. 9; Boston. 8. First Syracuse . . to left dropped into second and held inning; off Watson, 5 In 2 1-3 on base 202000-'91 singled and took second as New York . 0 0 1 0 2 place he: and. after to catch The Boy. curled up In the last half Madam was errors.Cincinnati, 2; 0 0 0 I.3 trying furlong. Byng outpaced Innings; off Hogg, ß |n (j 2-3 Innings. Struck out. Boston, 1, Rases on Binghamton . 0 0 0 2 0 1 0.3 7 l Meadows's toss to first to catch Walter Two-base l'aulcttn. ¡Stolen bases. back five lengths until tho top of thi from the starl. By Carter. ,", by Watson, 2; 2. balls.Off Schneider, 4; off George, 3. Struck out. (Called hits.Young, Scratched.Earlixikor. 110; Elected II. P2. by Hogg, Winning By Schneider, 2; by George, 3. I'&ssed by agreement.) napping went through Paulette. Rari- Bums. Young. Sacrifice lilt.Hronkle. Sacrifice hill. He then gave Golding her hear pitcher.Hogg. Losing pitcher.Douglass. Henry. ball. Batteries.Earnhardt and Hopper; HlfflM ."« fly.Fletcher. Double play--Fisher und Paulette. and she "»CO FIFTH RACE. for and Flsi-Jier. den was purposely passed, but I*ft on base».Now sprinted home tho winner b; Claiming; four-year-olda upward; purse. $700; value to winners. $500, SECOND GAME Causey York, 10; St. Louis, 10. Ba»<* ° One a sixteenth. At one surprised himself and else on balls.Off PerrlU, 4; off Ames, 3. Hit*.Off four lengths. $125, $75. mile and post minute; off at 4:31, Start good Won CHICAGO (N. L). IPHILADELPHIA everybody sume. 0:4S. 1:40%, 1:48. br. r (N. L.) Anifs. 8 In C innings; off Doak, 1 in 2. lilt Master Preece is a driving: place Time, 0:24, 1:14%, Winner, f., 4. by Jack Atkln.Mrs. ab h o a e' ab r h o a o by singling to left, filling the bases. by real rider. He ha 1". G. w. Klark. rf_ 4 2 2 2 0 0: pitcher.By Amos (Fletclierl. Struck out.Bv I'er- shown his on Hogan._Owner, Smith._Trainer. F_F"-rrar._ Bancroft, ss. oil 271 Causey Overreaches ritt. 4; by Ames. 2. Wild pitch.Ames. Loalng ability tanbark ii Post,-.Betting.. Hollochor, ss 3 3 1 5 3 l1 Williams, cf. 5 12 5 0 0 Madison the^ Indei. Starter. Wt.. Pos. St. Mann, ir_ 2 2 0 10 0 pltcher.Ames. Square Garden. Ke is entitlei % _Fln_ Jockey. Open. High. Close. Place. Sh. if.. Stock, 3b_ 5 2 2 14 0 Burns hit safely to left, scoring SECOND GAMB to an 348 Lnzv Lou aoi 11 4* 09 ,J lh McCabe, 10 10 0 0 Luderus, lb 5 1 1 10 l I apprentice allowance. He can rid 1*4 Troise." 5 9-2 4-5 Merkle, lb.. 4 2 2 9 0 0, Meuse1, If... 3 12 0 Holke. Randen also might have counted ST. LOUIS (N. L.) NEW YORK L.l around 323 Starter .102 7» 7» 0» Sande. 10 Paskert.. 3b.. 3 0 10 1 2 0 (N. rings many of the so-calle 194 Line .109 6' 3'A A Ojt'ravitth rf.. 2 0 0 0 0 0 on the blow had not Causey made a try ib r h o a e ab r h o a n Firing S'-i Collins.... 15 BarlH>r. cf... 6 12 5 0 0 rf 2 0 News 4 Fltzgorald, 1 10 0 and 4 0 0 0 jockeys. ,';48 Ocean Prince 97 SH H Wessler. 20 Notes for third to on Heathcote, cf 4 O'llurns, ct_ 4 12 3 0 0 Zelder, 2b... 5 0 11 2 0 2b 4 Boxing only perish a throw 2H Hem'way, 0 1 2 2 0 Fisher. 2b... 3 12 3 1 0 Young, rf_ 4 0 12 0 0 Sailors 323" Par of Phoenix.. 110 8l 71/? Taplin. S O'Karrell, c. 3 2 2 4 2 01 from to Bronkie. 3 0 Are Welcomed 352 Koh-I Noor .Ill 4V4 5" 6' Walls .5-2 Burns, c... 4 0 1 3 10 McHenry Paillette, lb. 0 7 2 2' Fletcher. t>s.. 4 0 114 0 H Heiulrlx. p.. 3 0 O 0 0 0 '(..seliger, p. 3 0 0 0 0 0 FRED The Cards tied the score in the Ilorusby. es.. 3 112 5 01 Doyle, 2b_ 4 0 1110 A feature of the racin 348 Greetings . 97 101 ¡)i,_ Rodriguez_ 20 Douglass, p.. 1 0 0 0 1 0 -By HAWTHORNE-_¦ Mcllonry. If. 4 0 1 2 1 3b. 4 0 14 10 pleasing :,47* Trial by Jury..- .111'' 6» l'H 2'H Smith .7-2 Davis, p. 10 0 110 eighth on a a sacrifice OlZlm'man, which was not down on the 11 It seems single by Fisher, Hronkle. 3b.. 4 0 0 3 0 0Wllholt, o. If 2 0 1 1 0 0 Programm 348 llavden .100 11 10» Sneidman.... 12 Totals ..35 12 12 27 9 1; Totals ...3961127162 almost like boasting to say I men who wanted to buv seats for the hit by Paulette and a single by Mc¬ BeUel. rf_ 3 0 12 0 0| Thorpe. If_ 10 0 0 0 0 was the parade of about 300 lads wh 273 Benevolent .116 2'i 3',a 4H 10' Scherrer. 3 18 Gomales, c. 4 0 2 2 0 0'Holke, lb.... 4 2 2 8 0 0 348 Mark G.110 svs, 0' Ü' 11 11 Plckens..' 50 60 60 20 Chicago. 3 10 0 2 1 13 1 12 it, but we are going over to Harrison, Harrison bout. Jim Corbett purchased Henry. The Giants won the game in are learning to become sailors a Philadelphia. o 0 0 o ten Meadows, p. 2 0 0 0 2 OiRariden. c. 10 0 7 3 0 Ix.ti a hardliiird drive and lusted. 0 :; 3 0 0. 6 boxes. Mayor Flock of Branch the ninth, Holke off with a tGrimm 10 0 0 0 3 0 10 2 Pelham Bay. were on a Lazy stood long, Just Starter saved ground all the vas In Two-base N. J., to-morrow afternoon and watch Long starting 01 Causey, p_ 0 They hikr tight «iuarlcrs In the last furlong. Firing Line ran a winning race; he was Interfered with several hits.Flack, Barber. O'Farrell, Pitzger- ordered and Ed of Chi¬ mighty between and centre Sherdetl. p... 0 0 0 0 0 some dressed in blue and ami carried wide In the stretch, Trial swerved times 8ld, Luderus, Meuse!. Home "Ferocious" Frederick thirty Smith, swipe right 0| others i by Jury badly when he had a winning chance in the rifice hits.Merkle. run.O'Farrell. Sac¬ Fulton and cago, wired an order for 200 seats. that netted him three bases. Whoa Totals Totals ...3131027110 white, when they stopped for a res stretch. Benevolont was poorly ridden. Hendrlx, McCabe. Sacrifice tiles ..312725*1121 Overweight.-..Trial by ,'iiry. 4'.~; Hayden. 3. Scratched.Puts and Calls, 110; Sky Tilot 106- Bollocher, Paskert. Stolen bases.Merkle (2), "Demon" Jack Dempsey in their eight- Seats may be purchased at the Garden followed with a long fly to just outside the track grounds. The Chlllum, 102; Rockport. Iu2; Hesse. 07; Napoleon. 105; 110. Zelder, Stock (2). Hases on balls.OIT ?One out when «Inning run was scored, were Paddy Dear, ott Oeschger. 6; off Hendrlx, 1; round bout "for the and at Murray's, in Newark, until noon Betzel, Holke scoring the winning run tHatted for Meadows In the sevenUi deeply interested in a race whe Davis. .">. Struck out.By Hen¬ heavyweight with ease after the catch. Inning. President James SIXTH RACE.For two-year-olds; purso. $600; value to winners. $450. $100, $.10. Five fur¬ dí ix. 3; by Douglass, 1. l>v Oeschger, 2. Hits.Off of to-morrow. The park can be reached Butler noticed ther 369 long*. At pest three minutes; off at 5:01. Start Hendrlx. 10 In 6 2-3 off championship the world." in St. Louis .0 I 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.2 and sent grxxl. Won driving; place easily Time O--'" 2 l-:< innings; Douglass. 1 In twenty-five minutes from this city, New York 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1.3 them an invitation to com 047%. 0:59%. iTiack record.) Winner, b. g., by HippcKlrome.Tripping. Owner, innings; off Oeschger, 9 In 7 innings (none We not Walter Holke, the Giants' first base¬ inside the Trainer. G. M. Odnm. Brighton Stable' out In eighth); off 3 In 2 sincerely regret being able taking the Hudson tube arid changing Two-base bit.Betzel, Three-base lilt.Holke. gates. To the music of "Th on Davis, innings. First base to our man, led both teams with the stick. error.Philadelphia. Loft on keep millions of readers in sus¬ at the Grove Street station. The first Home run.Burns. Sacrifice hits.Wllholt. l'aul- Red, White and Blue" they parade .-Hettlng- 12; Philadelphia, 7. bases.Chicago, for another Walter made two in the first etto. Sacrifice fly.Rarldeii. Double play.Faul¬ down IndexL Fin. Open. High. Close. Place. Winning pitcher.Hendrlx. pense yet morning before preliminary will be on at 5:30 singles et and the stretch, with guns on thei Starter.__\Vt. J.key._ Sh. Losing pitcher.Oeschger. the put game and a arid a in the t«<. Ilorusby Paulette, Left on bases.New shoulders. (308) Toto.".118 Buxton ...... 5 -2 4 16-5 1 disclosing thrilling climax to this p. m. There are 25,000 seats and the single triple York, 7; St. Louis. i'>. liases on balls.Off Causey, The crowd of He Kr an It 1^2 second. There was a rumor 3; off Meadows. 2. Hits.Off racegoei (357) .115 6» J* < 'ollins. 9-5 3-2 3-3 1-4 nerve-wracking serial entitled prices from to during the Meadows. 8 In cheered them for five minutes. Tr 357s l'eter .110 4» Ensor. 6 9-2 Shall Not "Freddv range $2 $10. Giants' last Western that tí innings, off Sherdell, 2 in 2 1-3. Struck out. 346« Chasseur .115 4' 8-5 7-10 Fight To-night," but the trip McGraw By Causey. 4; by Meadows. 1. Losing pitcher-. jackies were then taken to the r< 2V4 4'H Sande. Tigers, Leaving Cellar, is that fact was considering the of Sherdell. freshment booth Translate .110 6» Walls. yesterday the final obstacles to "My Doessereck, advisability and told to "go to it 357 Tarascón .lio 5tt Trr.ise. the bout were removed Man," Charley °' 228 Hohokus .110 Pool.. Thrust Athletics In Board No. by Local Draft matchmaker of the Armorv A. A., 01 Sherman A.115 Kolsay 125, of this city, which re¬ bows Empire Entries DETROIT, July 20..Detroit got out scinded its order to Jersey City, doffs his "benny" and City Toto, favored hy tho rail position, maintained a fast clip throughout and just lasted. of eighth in the the Harrison draft the knee and to inform us that FIRST RACE..Two-year-olds: cut cff In the first furlong. clo«ed up hig gap. but was forced to race around place standing by de¬ board, requesting the arrest begs Allies; Are fur¬ Tran.lït» ,»111 -I" '.'" his horses and of "Fero¬ there are to be at the longs. failed to get up. Peter had no excuse. Translate will do later feating Philadelphia, 7 to 3, to-day, win¬ cious" as a draft The enormous doings R18 Auntie .1151363* Scoots ins Scratched- Earlocker, 113. ning by hits off in dodger. 011I3 armory on night, when three- 351 Hurling .112¡3t¡3 bunching Perry three thing now that can prevent the Monday cli¬ of Clubs 328» Keen Vigii»nc«.mo innings. Marty Kavanagh, a former heavy¬ rare morsels will be offered "our Standing Major League Jane.1121328» Flyaway (tmp.)..'ll2 member of the weights fighting to-morrow afternoor ents." In the first bout Crosby- SEÇONU RACE..Three-year-olds and upward- Tigers, returned to-day will be for Fulton to turn Harvey claiming; about mi rurlongs. Giants and played first base. The of the othei of Bayonne, and Jack Sharkey, of the S21» Wl-eatcakes Paulist A. C. Now Has Groundkeeper Hurt hitting cheek if Jack Swats him on the .1021343 Kmpre«s104 Veach, Kavanagh and R. Jones was In that case jaw West Side, bantams, will meet, and AMERICAN LEAGUE 856» Currency .103 (321) Louise V. ..['"log Henry Fabian, the widely known it will be a slaughter. wi" GAMES TO-DAY 321* Josefina Zarate..105 Delancey 'no 90 Stars on Service of the noteworthy. Fred went before the draft Johnny Drur.imie and Joe Mooney GAMES TO-DAY 850 Caddie .103|362 Kd Cudlhee! '.'.'.'.'.U0 Flag groundkeeper Giants, met with .Score: boari have at one another in a lightweight A service with stars will a rather serious while yesterday morning and made a St. Louis at New Yoifc. New York at Cleveland. THIRD RACE.--Three-year-olds; conditions- one flag ninety injury the sub¬ PHILADEL'IA (A. L.) DETROIT (A. L) satis fracas. In the final the forces mile. stitutes of the Cards and f factory explanation to opposing Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Boston at Chicago. fly from the window of the Paulist Ath¬ the home nine ill li oie! ab r h o a e Henry A. Wise will be Jack Britton and Willie By»»» SMJBantry .1151327» I/Errant .10e; were petting a little exercise between Jamleson, rf 3 1 2 10 0 Rush, sa_ 5 0 0 16 0 chairman, as to why he did Cincinnati at Boston. Washington at St. Louis. 3.i4» Daedalus .11.* :35t'* Ja.-li of 110 as a result of Kopp, If.... 4 0 1 loo K. Jone*. 3b. 23 not ap Spadespaaea...iig letic Club the enlistment the two games of the c 5 031 pear before when notified. welterweights. Chicago at Philadelphia. Philadelphia at Detroit. (347) Jack Stuart.ml double-header Walker, cf 3 0 1 2 1 T Veach. lf.... 4 3 4 10 0 tual After mu yesterday of A. Gustave Desch and yesterday. was a Burns. Ib.. 4 1 1 10 1 OiKavanagh, lb 3 0 3 15 0 2 and profuse YESTERDAY'S RESULTS FOURTH RACE..Handicap; tliree-year-olds and Henry doing bit of 0 apologies from bot upward: one mile. dusting about tho home in Oldrlng, 3b, 4 0 12 0 Harper, rf.. 300 000 sides, the "precocious QUEER QUERIES YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 855 Charles Walsha, who went to Camp Dix. plate order Perl.ins. c. 4 0 1 3 1 I'F.Walker, cf 3 1 0 2 0 0 plasterer" wen "Would you be kind to let ». New York 3, St. Louis 2. Slippery Elm-104'(354* Gueland 101 to make and 2b... 4 1 1 18 3 back to Rye Beach and enough 355» Oréales .103 355 Both athletes are everything spick span for Dykes, 0|Colley, 2b... 11 3 3 0 resumed hi know if Leonard was sitting in » New York St. Louis 2. Boston 2. Flittergold .107 champions, and will the second battle Dugan, ss... 3 0 0 4 5 0 Stallage, c... 4 0 1 5 4 0 training, Benny 3, Chicago 4, (337) Hank O'Day....118 349 HkkwU-k when he was hit in boxing eight rounds wit box with Ted Kid on the .> 244 Balicstra .IOS 340' .ils seek the a I'erry, p_ 2 0 0 0 1 0'Dau.->s. p.. 3 0 1 0 3 0 Jack Lewis raeht Brooklvn 10, Pittsburgh 0. Han orla ....'.'.'.'.'. 116 hereafter honors in the uniform eye by thrown ball. He was taken Adams, p.. 0 0 0 10 Espen arid Jamaica r< the Array Athletic Fund at the ('ard«* Detroit 7, Philadelphia 3. FIFTH RACE.. to 0; duced Kid, which Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 2. Three year-olds and upward' lell- of Uncle Sam. the clughouse, where a .Acosta ... 100 000 him to a mere after his exhibition with Willie Jackson? Ing: ralle and a furlong squad of shadow, the scale Philadelphia 10, Chicago 5. Washington 1, St. Louis 0 (15 in.) X.2- Paddy Dear.112'3.'«» physicians who saw the accident from Totais .32 3 T 24 14 showing his displacement to be "ALBERT. «Kingfisher . 112 Desch only last Sunday heat the best the li Total* .. .33 7 13 27 I» 3 2C Chicago 12, Philadelphia 6. 277 Napoleon .1121364a «Dundreary "lor stands attended him. pounds "on the hoof." Really, Albert, we don't know if Be» Cincinnati Boston 2. New York at Cleveland (rain). 323» Rar of Phoenix.. 110'; 325 'Austral IS of this section in the .Batted for Perry In seventh in 4, 850 Miss Bryrr winning junior Inning. Dempsey the meantime was throvi and Ted were sitting in the same bo*, Cincinnati 5, Boston 0. 215 «Harwood 96J34S Greeting... ..'.'.'.'.\\ 105 Association Philadelphia. 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 .: ing punches at we boy» II. ..1121365'N. K. Heal_.'.114 Metropolitan championship Dei rott. 0 0 2 1 2 0 Battling Jim Johnso but don't believe so. The STANDING OF TEAMS SIXTH at the hurdles. Holke Told to Work or 1 1 i. and Chief never STANDING OF TEAMS HACK.-Two-year-olds; maidens; selling 220-yard However, it Fight Two-base hits.Burns, R Jone» (2i. Clay Turner down at h: got along very well together-*" five furlongs. was found that he had not ST. Veach. Threc-ha.-.e Jamlrson quarters in in are so bitter eaca W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. W. L. PctJ W. L. Pet. 328 Balarosa * represented LOUIS, July 25. -Walter H. hits.Vcach, K. Junes. Stolei Long Branch and sent th fact, they against .11S|351 Dainty t.ady is the club the and was bases "7aach, Kavanagh (2), Coffee Sacrifie« needle on the other . necessary that Chicago. 58 30.659'Cin'nati. 39 35.527 Boston.. 55 35.611 St. Louis 40 47.460 204 Auctioneer .110 Prevaricate 106 period Holke, of the N'ew York --li'igaii. F. Walker hlti scales around to the 19 they've never even fought - Sacrlflce fly.Dauss. Doubt .1061344 The disqualified. Desch was graduated has an i pound mark. Both men in the ring together. If a boxer won" N.York. 55 33.625 Br'klyn.. 36 48.429 Clevel'd, 50 42:543 Chicago. 40 47.460 344»;, Wondenuan!;'.'"" .10« 344 Talker....'. !l06 Nationals, been ordered by the play.Slanage Coffey. Left on bases.Phila will rest u Resist inn from St. Benedict's Prep, of district draft board delphla, 5: Detroit, 7. First base on error.Plül» until the gong calls them to fight another it's a that he's pretty Pittsbgh 45 41 .523 Boston.. 38 51.427 WashVn 48 41 .539 Detroit.. 37 50 .425 851 Plurenzl .1051344 Toddler Jersey here to seek essen¬ un the centi sign . .10H last June. a rielphla lia_-es ball*.off Dauss. 2; off of the Philadel. 40 45 .471 St. Louis 36 363 Lamentation -103|344J Milda 104 City, While student there tial employment or be inducted into Hita.Off 9 in R Perry. 3 ring at 6:30 o'clock to-morro mad at him. 54.400 N.York. 46 40.535 Philadel. 36 50.419 he placed himself among the best of Perry. innings; off Adams, 4 in You know ED* .Apprentice allowance all- the army. Holke formerly was in Inning«, struck out .By Dauss, 4; by Perry. 2; b' evening. me, AI. claimed. around schoolboy stars. Class 4. Ailams. 1. Wild pitch.Dausa. Losing pitcher- The box office at Madison Ferry, Garden wat Squa: Giant«, To-day, with St. Loula, !¦». *. jammed all afternoon wi< Polo Grounds. Adra, 60c..Adu,