Phllllee "Out-Home Run" Giants by Five to Two.Hayseed IV Wins Manhasset Cup Race 4Be\V Leads JtSation's Premier Small-Boat Ain't lt a Grand and Glorious : : : : : : By briggs Caniage With Feelin'? Skipper Beaten By Outsider An»e» Thimk Two ^Riithers' Vouve seeM ont a you - You look AFTSfc op Your sweeTie'S Anj> Then Nahma, a Hot Favorite for PtCMtC Atv,r> Yoo LOOK »N» BeAUTlFfL BLOND AGAW icst THE? MIRROR. To First Fails for Home Run Hitters Hubbell Greater Glutton for 5T-NOGRAPHEP, ___-(._ tF YOU CArVT FlSD Honors, AR.*-; -SJrJSURrJT ArsJD WHO HASN'T A ju-st a Tracc? OF sEAory- First Time in Six Years ln Games Punishmcnt Than Doug* fRECKueD Yesterday Soirec 12 to 8 las; Ends, By Jack Lawrence f§MW-*_ToU-I. Addison G. rated as Amcr- June 27..Terrific Hanan, L_ Bourrean, Phillle*... 8 3 PHILADELPHIA, ica's premier small boat skipper, felt Kelly. Giant..,.,.. 1 1« hitting, .which inciuded aeven honie the stfng of defeat yesterday for the Cy Wllliam., fhHIl*..... 7 runs. markod a for tho victory Phillies first time in many ycara when his fleet- Earl Smith, Gfsr.fi,. 1« over the Giants to-day by a count of winged Nahma, the fastest boat of her Kawllng., PhlUlef,. 1 1 12 to 8. Of the seven homcrs tho Parkinson, Ph.ll.e_,.... 1 1 lines on Long Island Sound, finished Kelleher, Cuba... 1 1 Phillies made five, two of them being second to owned and delivered Lcbourvcau. The othor Hayoeed IV, Daubert, Kefla. 1 1 by sailed by H. L. Bowden and flying the TOTALS TO DATJB never Phillies to hit for the clrcuit woro We colors of the Corinthian Yacht Club, American L«a_rue. S3i hedge! Parkinson, Rawlings and Williams. of Mass. National League...... 211 When we trim and Karl Smith were the Marblehead, prices, *e George Kelly The race was tho first of a two-out- include our flnest fcur-base hitters for the Giants. To- of-three contest, in which Mr. Hanan's qualitits, day's homer was Kelly'a tenth home Nahma waded out into the amethyst U. S. Polo Team $10 or more has run, waters of tho Sound as the defender of Plays beer Phil Douglas and Wilbur Hubbell the Manhasset Bay clipped from the were the rival boxmen at tho ntart and Challenge Cup. Tie After Cup former This trophy has been held by the In¬ Getting 27 moderate both stuck to the task, though both dian Harbor Yacht a ELHAM, Kent, England, June (By prices of several were severely battered. Tho Phillies Club, against The Associated Press.).The American number of furious atacka, for a period Robert thousand fine made ninetcen hits and the Giants oi six years, and on more than one polo team, consisting of Straw- suits.serges gathered thirteen. occasion has been succesafully defend- bridge, Thomas C. Hitchcock jr., Louis as well as mixtures. The Phillies tegan right by snagging -a»Ml3_XEBBMMWB»._J_' ed the self-same Nahma that relin- Stoddard and Devereux Milburn two runs in tho firat by a tie this afternoon with inning. Rawliriea quished the first leg on the famous played game and Parkinson passed out peaceably **0~ YOU tNAASVMC? -AND YoU* FCETL SURE HE A«^D Tnetst THAT NiQHT Or«4 afternoon. an English team, consisting of Colonel but Meusel to center £t/T LOUE Th_f Porch hc. Tei__.& You how trophy yesterday Lord Wode- Soft collars and enough, singled facct looks ISW'T C_OlM_. Te? V_5_) Yesterday's race was a windward and MelvilTe, Major Barrett, soft and then stole second. The steal Tour MORE AND YoU P_A-TiF-L YoU AR£ AW THAt lefward affair, to the house and Major Lockett. collared shirts are as Lebohrveau AWY OvST HA5 according pro¬ Tho score wae in great proved supcrfluoas, LiK_ THIS ABOUT Savvl Your e:Yc_s out V3CT FlREO Th_V BLOMD STt?MO~ gram, but there was something less three goals all. hoisted the bail over the right field it ORAPHER- ArsiO OH-H* GIRLS, than no breeze at all when the boats demand, but the supply at wall and Meusel fcroixed over the plate Thimking about were sent and it was all the LONDON, June 27..King George ahead of him. AIN'T IT A GR-R-R-RAND away, that this the "four corners" «* F4.0U-S three startcrs could do to drag them¬ morning received in Buckingham was Hubbell was nicked for a run ln the AND GLOP" .____* selves over the line. Palace the members of the American never more second inning. Youag got a base on a Nahma Off Fast polo team which decisively defeated ample! blazing drive that carotned off the the British representatives in the re¬ buxly pitcher^s glove. Kelly raised a Hanan's Nahma got away to a eom- cent international matehes for the pop fly to R&wUnga, bat Hubbell let go /">l?.'M._' paratively good start, considering the world's polo championship, The King Plenty low shoes, ath¬ a wild pitch that pat Young on second. flat atmospheric conditions, and led presented the Westchester Cup, em- Walker folJovrcd with a singla to center her two rivals off on a port tack. The blematic of the to Dev- letic underwear, Panamas, wind was championship, and Young eoanted. wavering and spotty and ereux Milburn, captain of the American Summer four-in-hands and Rawlings Breaks It Up blowing East by South. four.' His majesty conjrratulated the The first leg was a beat of three and winners and them on the bow of Williams opened the Phillies' half of three-quarter miles to the outer mark complimented ties.plenty every- the with a to sporting spirit they displayed during second scratch hit Pat¬ and the second a run down the wind to the contests. for warm weather terson, but R. Miller hit into & double the The then thing This tha starting point. yachts Captain Milburn, in reply, paid a wear. play. checked Phillies' as¬ covered the same course again, but tribute to sault only moxnsntteri^r, for Bruggy when they had reached the outer mark England's sporting"fight. He singled to right and Hubbell duplicated for the second thanked the King for his personal in¬ the timo the wind had terest in placing the royal stables at blow. Rawlings then walloped tho shifted and the homeward leg became a and bail into the left ueld scor the disposal of the Americans for hous- Luggage bleachers, reach. their sporting ing Bruggy sad Habbeil ahead of him, Hayseed IV sauntered across the line ing ponies. Parkinson one over ¦ goods. hit Walker's head after the Nahma and Havseed V, en¬ for two sacks and raced home on tered by Clarke and Ford and flying Meusel's single to center. the of the New Reds End Long Rogers Peet Company In the third Bcras smashed burgee Rochelle Yacht Losing the bail Club, trailed over by a fow feet. At Beat against the sct-rebcard ia ri^ht center this stage of the it looked Streak; Cardinals Broadway Broadwiy for a double. BarcToft hit to for proceedings ST. LOUIS, June 27..The Cincin¬ at 13th St. "Four at right liko a drifting match, and it was hardly natl Reds 34th St another double, bui Baras was forced more than that from start to finish. broke their losing streak to¬ Convenient to his start on flve runs in the de'lay the drive, as it ap¬ The starting gun was fired at day, scoring second Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave, peared a3 thoturh Meusel catch 2:25, inning after two were out, and defeat¬ might and Hayseed IV reached the outer mark ed at Warren at 41st St the bail, therefore George got only as at 3:11:30 and turned at while St. Louis, 5 to 2. Three of the runs far as third. 3:42:38, resulted from Daubert's Frisch bobbed up with a Sisler Strikes Out the Nahma, in third place, rounded at home run long sacrifica fiy to WiUiazns and Burns Fist Enlivens Prosaic Bears Final 3:43:37. with two on bases. registered. Fight Drop The score: IV Lebourvean xsade his second circult Twice in Pinches Contest to Hayseed Seeks Wind CINCnCS-ATI (N. L.) ] ST. LOTJIgf V. I_y Bisons r ab e drivo in The _ h po a »brhpo te tho home club'a half of this wind had freshened a little by Bohne. 2b... 5 11 12 0 the Mann. ef ... 511 1 0 0 inning, the hall going into the center And time tho outer mark was reached, Daubert. lb.. fi 1 3 II 1 o!Fo_mier. lb. 4 1 2 14 0 0 -.n field bleachers. Indians Win igers 1-Run and all three boats set for Groh. 3b.... 4 0 0 2 2 0 Schult-. 3b.. 4 0 2 0 3 2 By spinnakers Roush. cf_ 4 0 1 40 0 Hornsby. 2b.. 300 0 6 0 Ten Batters Lee a Margin the run down to the Leading punched sinjde to center in the starting point. In Dunean. lf... 3 0 0 10 0 McHenry. lf 4 0 1 4 0 1 fifth after Douglas had retired Meusel this point of sailing tho Nahma made a Kopf. ss_ 3 00 13 1 laavan. as... 4 0 1 3 3 1 and LebourvsEu. Lea Maila Finds _5lar Batter Miller and Boeckel much better and Browler. rf.. 4 12 0 0 0 Dllhoefer. e. 3 0 0 3 0 1 In the swined seeond Engage in Fisticuff-Grimes Buffalo Team Gets an Even showing, passed Hay¬ Wingo. e_ 4 11 6 0 1 Heath'te. rf. 4 0 0 2 0 0 Major Leagues and Williams raised a short, high fly and Scores 4 to 2 seed V, although she never seriously RUey. p.... 4 10 110 Walker. p... 0 0 0 0 0 0 to center. Frisch, Walker and Ban¬ Easy Beats Braves for Fifth Break Close threatened the Marblehead Rlvlcre. p.. 10 0 0 0 0 Straight by Taking entry. Shordel. p.. 0 0 0 0 2 0 AMERICAN EEAGCE croft all tried to catch the bail, but Victory Over the Browns Game From Newark Nine Bowden took Hayseed IV on a wide ?Noiberga-l.. 10 0 0 0 0 Player and C!ob. O. AB. R, H. P.C. r.one and it went for a out to sea in search of a *Ewin_ 10 0 0 0 0 Detroit.. 64 261 54 109 succ??ded, swing breeze, tC3cmons... 10 0 0 0 0 Heilman, 4JI scratch double, Lee R. and for a time it looked a3 SpMiker, Cleveland 57 211 52 89 Brooklyn catcher, Singleton he found the wind and was the first to St. Louis_ 00011000 0.3 Honwby, St. Louis. 6» 254 51 103 M gave the Bisons in sec¬ and Tony Boeckel, the visiting third in a three runs the round the stakeboat marking the end of Two-basa Bress¬ Crofse, Boston.... 34 107 17 4t .'383 The Giants fell on Habbeil for five second and third. St. Louia outbatted baseman, engaged boxing and the hits.Daubert, Schultz, Nicholaon. Boston. S8 123 22 47 runs in the seventh match ond inning. Gordonier pitched well second leg. ler. Home run.Daubert. Stolen base. jjj inning. Smith Cleveland, but had eleven runncrs left. wrestling along the first base line. In run Duncan. Left on St. Vouny, New York. 54 177 36 65 Ml doubled to center until the when he was driven this down to the second bases.Cincinnatl, 6; Koush, Cincinnati. 43 166 19 60 right and advanced The score: The trouble started when Hank' sixth, mark Nahma was able to shaku Louis, 9. Bases on balls.Off Rixey, 3; off .111 to third on out, from her¬ Riviere, 1. Hits.Oft Walker, 6 ln 3 in¬ Douglaa's Burns raced 8T. LOUIS (A a on the mound by the locals. self free of ard the lat¬ all the to on Ia.) <__35V_n_ANI> (A. L) O'Day called ball Boeckel, when Hayseed V, nings; oft Riviere, 2 in 3; off Sherdel. none way third Miller's wild ftb r ti i» a c ab r h po a n Tho score: ter was never again a serious con- in 3. Hit Sherdel throw past Leo on his Tobla. cf... 4 1 2 ti 0 0 Jamieson. 3f 4 0 1 10 0 he had apparently taken a half by pitcher.By (Kopf). grounder and 3b.. 5 0 3 2 0 0 swing. BUFFALO (I. L.) NEWABK (T. L.) tendor in the race. Struck out.By Rixey, 5; by Riviere, 2. Entries for National Smith Kllajrtw. Wamb'ss. 2b 3 1 2 3 2 0 International r Open tallied. Bancroft hit to Lee and S-tS_t. lb... 5 0 3 800 Sp_l_or. of.. 4 1 3 3 0 0 Miller argued with the umpire and League ab h no n o ab r h po >« Bowden brought Hayseed IV around Passed balls.Wingo, 2. Losing pitcher. was retired, Ban; Frisch W__l___, lf. 5 0 1 1 o 0 Sroith. rf... 4 1 0 2 10' Ollliooley, cf. 4 10 4 0 0 Shlclds. rf.. 500 2 2 0 AValkor. Umpirea.Moran and Rigrler. Golf to scorins. I'.Vtael. rf... 4 0 2 10 0 also exchanged words with Boeckel. Shpphan. us 3b 3 1 0 3 10 Phannon. ss. 5 11 0 3 2 the rtake boat at 4:36:33, and Nahma, Time.1:55. Meet Close 5 bour.ced a tho Gardner. 3b. 4 0 1 0 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Miller. 2b lb 4 0 H 4 0 c> July single through box and OoIIIeb. o... 4 0 2 12 0 Sewell. ss. 4 1 2 14 0' On the next Walnh. af... 2 10 2 0 0 coming up with a rush, rounded it Up to date entrieg ht?t scored when M'Manus. 2b 4 0 0 14 0 .lohnston. lb 3 0 1 9 0 pitch Boeckel fljetl to PriMolHon. rf.. 5 0 0 2 0 0 Webb. Sb... 4 10 S 2 1 thirty-fonr Young doubled off the 0 and Toronto, 11; Jersey City, 8. "1'l'arron. 3b 4 10 0 0 0 lf 4 2 2 4 twenty-two seconds later. From that fer.ee in center. ls:o. M- 3 0 1 701 Nuna'ker. o 4 0 1 T00 Myers then struck Miller with his M'Gowran. on Elionsky to Swim Here been received for the national open gr.',f right Kelly rapped the V. Gilder. p 3 1 2 0 3 0 d_ 0 Buffalo, 6; Newark, 5. .Faiiobs, If 4 12 10 0 Krtt'aker; Ib 4(1 1 9 point the ccntost between Nahma Malb. 3 0 110 bat. As Boeckel strollcd toward first, KoaUng, ss.. 110 13 0 a June pellet into tho left field *3_vi_b - 10 0 0 0 0 Bpiim, 2b_ 3 03 and IV a CLEVELAND, 27..Henry Elion¬ tournament to be ct bleachers, scor¬ the Rocheetor, 19; Baltimore, 10. Ib.. 10 0 4 0 0 Hayseed became largely mat¬ ehampionship held tSo-ereid ... 10 0 0 0 0 Dodger at him Tomlln. Withrovr, c. 200 3 ing ahead of him. backstop swung Syracuse, 9 o ter of tho wind in cats- sky, premier handicap and long-distanco the Young and then bore hisn to the Both 10; Reading, (1st). Banoouirh, 4 13 8 0 0 Smith. c_ 10 0 1 luck, piaying left late Columbia Country Club, Washing¬ Lee walked in tbe Phillies' half of Totals... 392142491 Totals... 38 4 11 27 9 0 ground. Reading, 8; Syracuse, 6 (7 CloraoDlor, d 3 0 1 OOO Singleton. s>. 2 0 0 0 pnws about them and ftlling one sail swimmer, to-night for New rolled in the dust until other ins., 2d). MoCobj. o.. 10 0 0 0 0 D... 3 0 0 0 where next ton, July 19 to 22. lncluded in the ad¬ the round and crossed the plate ahea-! .Batted for Lee in ntnth inning. players BlEboo, and leaving the other flat. York, month or early in Au¬ of tBatted for separated them. O'Day promptly GAMES TO-DAY Before gust he will to swim 100 vance are the names Williams whea Cy hit the bail cv 'Van Gilder in ninth Innlng. banished the Totala.... 31 0 9 27401 Totals... 845727113 the last leg of the voyage attempt miles. guard of George the field t. Loula- gladiators and Christen- Toronto at Jersey City. Buffalo. 13 002000 0.6 was completed a thunder threat¬ Elionsky holds the world's record for Duncan and Abe right wall. Smith got '. 00000010 1.2 and finished the contest squall Mitchell, two of the home run in the Cleveland- 01300000 _-*-_ bury Taylor Buffalo at Newark. Nowark. 01000400 0.5 ened, but its earliest zephyrs failed to distance swimming, with sixty-five favorites. J. H. the eighth innnig ah j .._ for Boeckel and Miller foreign Kirkwood, a poke over tho field Two-base hits.Ellerbe, Slslev, Speaker respectively. Syracuse at Reading. Two-baae hita Miller, McGowan (2), reach the racing craft before they miles in New York waters, made in 1914. Australian also has entered, right wall. (2). Bouble play As for the game, the decision waa Benos (2), Shannon. Three-baae hit.Gor¬ had He will start champion, The score: and Sewell, Wambsganss Rochester at Baltimroe. donier. finished. his "century" effort from as has J. Victor another Aus¬ Johnston. Left on bases.-St. Loula, decided when the Dodgers drove Jack Sacrifice.Benes. Double play. The times taken as Beach. East, XEW TORE (X L.) PKTM. (>?. I*) 11; Clevoland, 7. Bases on balls.Off Van STANDING OF Shlelds and W'lthrow. Left on bases. tho three boats Brighton tralian. tbr h Scott to cover with four runs in the CLUBS finished were: ., pr> t( »> r h po e« Gilder, 2; olT Mails, 1. Struck out.By Van Buffalo, 6; Newark, 6. Bases on balls. Bitms. lf.. 5 8 I 1 1 r 'taCT. 2b 5 1 3 3 3 0 Gilder, 1; by Mails. 6. Urnplres.Hilde- fifth inning. Scott was wabbly i.rom >V.L.Pct.| W.L.Pct. Off Singleton, 2; off Gordonier, 4; oft Blg- Hayseed IV, 3:41:30. BauerofL. ss 5 0 S 1 S c ¦-rk'oo. si3 2 3 ! l( brund and Wilson. the start and the B more. 53 14 .791 bec, 1, Hits.Off 6 ln S 1-3 2b.. 4 1 1 I i f .!¦-.'. it. 5 1 3 1 0 0 Time.1:33. yielded first run in INewark.. 33 38 .465 Gordonier, in- Nahma, 3:42:38. frlscti.JO'mf. rf.. 5 ? ..-...-_ the fourth. Buffalo. 40 30 .571 nlnRs; off Singleton, 8 in 8; off Blgbee, 1 3 .1 ] t Bcu'u. If 4 2 i 4 0 0 Pillingim relieved Scott jj. City.... 29 38 433 in 3; off McCabe, 1 in 3 2-3. Struck Haysaed V, 3:43:37. Keljy. l'j.. 4 1 3 7 n ( .;. Ib... 2 2 1 9 10 in the fifth and allowed Roch'tr. 35 31 out_ The walker. cf. 4 0 1 only two hits .530Sy'cuse.. 28 37 431 By Gordonier. fi; by Singleton. 2; bv Bifr- second race will be sailed at 2 j 1 r,.. IlllBa. cf 4 2 4 4 0 0 Red Sox in three and two-third Toronto 33 33 .500 bee, 2; o'clock Pst'son. 3b io 0 0 0 ¦* . Reading. 19 49 2.79 by McCabe, 2. Winninx pltcher. this afternoon, and the third E e' siiyV sb 4 0 Stage Rally innings. Gordonier. Smith. c 4 1 i 5 SM&uan, c -4 1 1 3 Five in Row for Grimes Loslngr pHeher.Singleton. Um- to-morrow, weather permitting, Doilg.**. d. 4 0 0 0 1 Oiliuiijcd. p -4 1 1 1 and Defeat plres.Crystall, Stookdale and Gaston -o- Athletics to Time.2:00. TMals.. 53 8 13 June Burleigh Grimes was also hit hard, popped Ford. Janvrin singled, and 24 13 0,' Tbtais. 37 12 13 2T 12 1 BOSTON, 27..The Red Sox but kept the blows scattered Wheat scored Wright to Play Abroad Again JfeTY Tork. 011000510. 8 rallied in the and except in Rrooklyn's final tally. BOSTON, June 27..Fred J. Philadelphia... 24102130 x.12 eighth ninth innings the third and seventh, when Boston Boston jumped on Grimes in the sev- AT BALTIMOnE Wright Two-baae to-day and won their firat game of the scored its only runs, It wa3 the fifth er-th for their second run. R- H.E. jr., returning from England, where'he hlta Earna, Bancroft (2), Fillingitn . ,. was the last American to Toungr (2X E. Smith, Parkinson, WilUama. serioa from the Philadelphia consecutive victory for the big Brook- and Powell were easy outs, but Barbare Rochester.0 10 1 2 1 2 0 3 1.19 21 2 survive in the . Athletics, Baltimore.4 0203010 recent British amateur Meusel. Home runs Kelly, E. Smith. 6 ly pitcher. connected for a eafety to Myers and 0.10 14 2 golf tourna¬ Ij° Bourveau (2), to B. Leibold's throw from center scored on Batterlea.Morgan and ment, said to-day that he intended £8Grn*on»wililaxaa. Stolen Rawlings, The only fielding feature waa turned hits by Southworth and Mattoxj Thomas go¬ baaea.Meu3el, X,oe, R. field to the plate to a in when Crmse. Frank, Matthewa, Clarke and Lefler. ing abroad in quest of the title Mlller. Sacrifice.Friach. Double playa. complete double by Holke, he epeared Myers's next again Friach, Bancroft and Burns and BJ. play waa a feature. attempted bunt with one hand The score. AT READINO year. Smith; Kelly; and Hubbell, Parkinson and Lee. Left The score: doubled Schmandt off first, BOSTON fW t,.) BROOKLYN (N. i.) Firat tr*rne.r. h, jj on baaea.New Tork, 5; Phlladeiphla, 3. to their the Syracuse .tt! 1 9 Hit 8~10 14 8 Baaea on balls.Off Douglas, 3. Struck out PHUaA. (A Ia.) BOSTON (A According custom, Bravea rf' 1 oooiwn. 2b.. SO BO Reading .S ab r L.) were first to score. r-S-% 5, 5 1*0 1300000 0. 9 14 3 .By Dotsxlaa. 4; by 1. Wild -_,_, h po a e hDO *. Powell opened the Hubbell, ._ .. _«.>' Pttch.Hubbell. Balk.Douglaa. Umplrea Wttt. rf.. 4 3 2 2 0 0 Leibold. of 4 0 1 8 1 0 third inning with a singlo f^Lh.UXiarf .2 1 4 0 0 Orlfflth. rf 8 2 2 2 00 Battertea.Montgomery, Kuhnert and .McCormlck and Hart. Time.1:43. I>y-e». Sb. 3 1 1 3 2 0 Poster. 3b.. 4 1112 1 short and Barbare through & lf-/ 8 0 8 2 OOWUeat. lf.. 3 l 0 2 0 0 Predlger; Brader and Johnson. Welflh. cf 10 1 8 10 Monoaky, lf 1 1 0 1 0 0 duplicated the blow 0 Sch'andt. 3b 4 0 33 0 0 Second Johnson. lf 4 0 2 2 0 0 Southworth fiied to «._Kl- 15! game. R. H. El 3'ratt. 2b.. 4 0 1 1 8 0 Griffith, but Cruiso t,"U1H; Syracuaa .0 0 0 1 J.Wal'r. lb 5 0 0 7 0 0 M'lrmlB. lb 4 1 2 6 10 *cored Powell with a "oufcVso 132 iV-Iy*n-Janvrin. s_ 4 9 1 1 10 0 1 B_e 9 2 Rookie Pitches Piratea 3'orklng. c. 4 0 0 4 3 0 Collins. rf. 4 2 2 3 0 0 singlo through Ford. 2b.. 40 1 5 4 0 Mlllor. c, 8# O 4 0 0 Reading .6 0 0 0 2 1 x.8 10 1 Dugan. 3b. 5 1 2 2 0 0 Scott. ss.. 8 1 2 3 13 Schmandt. Gibson. c. 2 0 0 0 2 0 Taylor. c. 10 fl 0 0 0 lnninga; by Gallo'ty. ss 4 1 2 2 2 1 Waltora. e. 4 0 1 6 0 1 .*>... 2 0 0 0 2 0 Grimes. p. 4 1 1 0 2 0 (aeyen agreement.) To 3 0 The Dodgers got thla run back l'illlnglin.&?". p 2 0 0 Batteries.Sell and Gllham; Carta and Victory Over Cuba ltoiu/iml. p 0 0 4 1 Russell. p. 2 0 0 12 1 fourth. Griffith in"th_ 0 10 Lentz. tVlck _ 10 0 CHICAGO, June 27..Pittsburgh hit 0 0 0 singled, and after Totalg.. :-)9 2 32 Vaughn and Jcnes frcely to-day and Karr. p... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wheat had flied out Schmandt ad- 24 33 3 Tota3_.. 33 5 31 27 11 0 Totals. 36 5 30 *25 12 2 vanced Griffith to second a S"*H. easily defeated Chicago*-10 to 3. John Totals.. ~3i 6 10 27 30 4 with single Brooklyn.... 0J01000100.20 0 14 0 0 0 x.5 Morrisson started his first game for .One out when winning run was scored. Griffith tallied on Myers's one-base Stolen TBatted for Russell in blow over second. base,-,.Crulse, Johnston, Myers. the Pirates and pitched creditably. eighth inning-. Sac IHce.Olson Double play.Holko and Philadelphia. on The score: 00101003 0.5 Brooklyn won the game in the next lvn bas,,s~-Boston, li; Brook- Boston. r,1Ba-,HS "n PnTSBlTRGH CS. D ancAGo ex. l.) 02000002 2_6 3nmng. Grimes opened with a '.?>.. balls.Off Scott, 1; off ib r Two-basa safety 1; off 1. _i h po a r ab r h po a 0 hits.Welch, Lelbold, Johnson, to center field and Olson l;illlnglm,9 Grtmes, HI's.Off Rttbaa. lf S 1 1 0 OC Fltrk. rf.. 5 2 3 3 0 0 Pratt, Gallciway. Stolen bases.Dugan, sacrificed Scott, in 4 1-3 innings; off Fillinglm, 2 in Caroy. cf 5 1 1 3 0 0 Hotlo'er. as 3 0 2 1 «0 vvitt. Johnston hit to Powell, Grimes blr"cl{ out.By 3. Marne. *j 5 1 Sacrifices.Scott, Menoeky, Dykes being lu u Grimes, Loslng 8 5 5 C Terrr.. 2b.. 3 0 1 2 10 Oouble play.Leibold held at tiurd. Johnston stole second, - Qul<^ Wn'teo. rf 4 3 3 10 0 Orlmrs. Ib 4 0 C 9 0 0 and?^li0£*Z'Walters.RomTm?_-Left on and O'Day.1" 1. lmS-l-a:0iUmPlre8 m Bar-rt. Sb 4 » % 100 e :< bases.Philadelphia both he and Grimes counted on Barbor. cf. 4 0 10 . 4' Bas«8 »n .-.-______Cut'ew. 2b S 1 8 0 S 1 SuUlTan. lf 4 0 1 1 0 0 l off5°iton' balls.Off Rommel' Oriffiths single to cente. r.rl'n. Ib S U 15 1 1 Knlipbnr. 3b 3 1 2 3 0 1 8; Russe31, 6. Hits.Off Russell, 9 ln 8 3 innings; off 1 in 1. Wheat goh'lat. 3 13 8 10. u (VFarraU. o 2 0 1 3 2 0 Karr, Struck out.Bv walked, and Schmandt un- Toronto Third » Captures flffi .»« 2 1 2 0 OltTwomWy ..10 0 0 0 0 Rommel, 4; by Russell, 2. Winning pitcher leashed his third hit of the game, Grif¬ Mar'aon. 9 3 3 0 0 3 00IhUy.IhUy. c....c.0 0 8 2 0 0 .Karr. Urnplres.Connolly and JSvans. fith scoring and Wheat to Vaughn. p. 2 0 0 0 1 0 going second. Striaght From Skeeters Dobbs &»Co,New^brk's JBotxjrtsoo. 10 0 0 0 0 *iUingim reheved Scott, -and Myers Toronto won its third Jones. p... 0 0 0 0 10 straight vic¬ show SMarriott.. 10 10 0 0 tory over Jersey City 11 leadingHAITEBg, rrylar .... 10 0 0 0 0 yesterday, to 8. The Leafs scored flve today new TcUU 39 10 it *38 15 «! TrfaJs.. 34 3 11 2T 11 1 runs on entirely Caps .Sullivan ont: hit by batted bail. seven hits off Tecarr in the first two Y HE FABRICS EM~ and Hats tailored in a va¬ THaUed for O'Parrell ia aovecth News in and innln«. orm innings hit Worm hard until JL Sale of Bulletin Ft the PLOYED Silk {.batted for Sporting IN Vanjrha ln soventh inning-, THE of exclusive SUatted for Baly ln ninth irning. fifth. The Skeeters made a five-run riety styles Batted fo.r Jones la ninth Giants in -'- MAKING OF UNDER- inning. bea'en game featured by seven hom-, rally in the ninth. from a linen P*tsburgh.. 0 13 0 0 0 2 2 2.10 take ru"nT GA highgradeof Chicago- 10110000 0.3 Dodgers listless contest from the Braves The score: RMENTS ARE Dempsey and TORONTO (T. L.> and hit»~^lack. Wbitted, Schmldt Carpentier put in hard JERSEY ,CITY Hosiery Ton*..' Zl?%6 ln ^£?shl' >nnln,a; off Winters. p 5 u ..' J- Struck out.Bv Vru'-i-A ¦». Aqueduct feature 1 8 0 10 Freltae. c.. 4 0 2 5 2 0 by Morriaon. S; by Jones. tT\WM^Dltehi Valor.^ls^cji^jn Tecarr. p.. 0 0 0 0 0 1 Vaurhn. Balk.VauKhn i.oeinj;ImI ^,,pitcher,~ fMoUrtcr... 10 10 00 PAJAMAS OF SER¬ .Vauehn L2I!plrt;a-'Bre»^ni'mi.i.'. 1! axd Wurm. p... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Tlme^l.52. Klem. in Leamies tGravason,. l l o o o o VICEABLE FABRICS 55c. Totals 43 3 3 Stamliiigs 33 »J6 16 . Totals. 86 Major 8 13 27 lsl TAILORED Penn Captain Off for Coast ?Duval out; hit by batted ball. OVER NATIONAL LEAGUE TBatted for Tecarr in second Inning. PHllWflI]A, June AMERICAN LEAGUE fBatt.d for Wurra in nlnth FINCHLEYPA TTERNS. (An important special value) Brown, 0f Seattle, captain-elect27.~L.frryof Inning. University of the Toronto- 2 3 13 2 0 0 0 0.11 left Pennsylvania track team, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Jersey City. 2001 0000 6.. Both the here to-day for Calif YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Two-bit.e TWO.FIFTY Thread Silk and the Silk to m Pasadena, Philadelphia, 12; New York, 8. hits.Metlvlcr, Brady. Spencer AND MORE compete the National 4 A tl Cleveland, 4; St. Louis, 2. Gonssales. Three-bama hit.Davis. Home Brooklyn, 5; Boston, 2. Stolen They are Plaited are made with re- champiorihips Brown will represent Cincinnatl, 5; St. 2. Boston, 6; Philadclphia, 5. run.Duyal. bases.Spencer, Gon- altogether Hosiery Pennsylvania in tbe half-raile run Lonis, zalos, Altenburg (2). Sacrinces.Zitman Cravats, »e and Pittsburgh, 3. Other teams not Kane. Walker, Spencer, Shirts, IJobbish for enforced toes will tho mstitution'a only 10; Chicago, scheduied. Double Gonzale., Riley Gloves, Collart, golfing; and heels for greater ser- entry. play.Anderson and Riley. Left on Hats, bases.Jersey City, ti; Toronto, 7. Hosiery, et tor v standingTop CLUBS Bases cttera. and for The Tigers Win Exhibition STANDING OF CLUBS' in.. ba^'_."~-PfE Winters, 2; oft Wurra, 1 motormg viceability. saving is decided.the 7 ln 2 ^nings; off MICHIGAN . la I* ;ra io iwTo ?V i 7 Te?,a,rr' Wurm, CITY, Ind., June n il 2 P'tcher.By Winters sports-wear looks The Detroit Tigers defeated 5« fL_*!_*I-a(Stapleton). o.htruckby, generally hosiery well, and fits perfectly. Michijran & al k I 5 out.By Wtntere 2- 6ii'tnil "' .' Pioneer Club Heilbroner *'! will Nashville, 7; At!.-.nta, C, (first :< 7i -80« ¦' *! 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