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Leaders in Both Leagues Defeated : Knicks to THREE INDIANS, SPEAKER INCLUDED, out of GAME WILL KEEP ENGAGEMENT AMERICAN LEAGUE Leaders in Both Leagues Defeated : Knicks to THREE INDIANS, SPEAKER INCLUDED, OUT OF GAME WILL KEEP ENGAGEMENT AMERICAN LEAGUE. GIANTS AGAIN BOW LEAGUE HITTING CLEVELAND, June X . Trim W. Pet. Win. Lo«e. MAJOR L. Speaker, manager And renter Neir York 29 is .017 .025 .<$04 fielder of the Cleveland American*, AT SILVER TODAY st 27 19 .sm SPRING .5*7 .r»7i iran ordered to bed the clnb Washington 23 24 .480 .500 .470 NATIONAL. by rf * Cleveland 23 24 .4W .500 .479 AMERICAN. phjralclan n* the renult of an at- 19 'JO 487 .500 .47:. Club. <». All. H.HR.SB. P!«*er. Club. <i. AB. It 11. nit.SB. PC. tack of brtmehltl*. The doctor Philadelphia TO Player, N Y 10 7 2 3 0 0 ,42!l 1 St. L 44 185 78 5 20 Ctune.v, wald TO he noold Detroit 20 25 444 .457 .4*5 BRAVES/3 Slider, be out of the game .4X5 CIete..22 08 28 I 1 B. (iridlth. liklu. ,2S «l It 91 O II Chicago 20 25 .444 .457 fltephenaon, 7 0 3SS »cveral dnjH, Boston is £| .429 .442 .419 Miller. Pbll 38 150 58 12 1 i:l«eve», I'lil 10 18 \i 0 Catcher ft teve. O'Neill In Under New Nine Is to Go Speaker, Cleve 43 104 1 dowdy, H<|» UK 7.1 7 2U 1 1 .387 confined Management, Prepared Homer in GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. Hubb Witt, N. Y '....Sr. 123 40 3 IU(bee, 1'itta <1 1W L'S 64 0 0 ..T«« to hln bed with an attack of In- Bums Hits Rally Rostou at Washington. Team Makes It Three Cobb. Pet 31 1 IK 44 1 Hortuhy. St. J. 44 lrci :w i)J 13 « .3SU flnenca, and Catcher \unnmiker Phila. at New York. No games. O'Neill. Cleve 37 120 40 O Rohwer, Pitta 20 29 0 11 1 1 .378 In laid op with a broken finger. Through Schedule.Warring Factions in Chicago at St. Louis. S.hanir. N. Y 41 134 47 0 Margrave, Cln 28 85 18 32 O <) .37(1 , That Defeats Yankees Detroit at Cleveland. Straight by Scoring in Van Gilder. St. L...13 3(1 12 1 0 T. Griffith, Ilkln. .28 «!> I." 37 0 !i .374 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. McManuft. St. L 44 M7 50 4 5 Mann. St. L..: 22 41! 12 17 0 O .370 Georgetown Club Bury Hatchet. 6-to-2 Count. Philadelphia Washington (rain». ShotIon. St. L 12 27 0 1 0 J. Harne», N. Y. ..10 2S 3 10 0 O .3.'.7 by Boston, 0; New York, 2. Final Inning. ihle, Cleve 13 21 0 0 Danhert. Cln 48 178 3# «3 2 2 ,354 s Moore. Phil 11 15 o o Kelly, N. y 43 161 25 57 5 2. .*54 VETERAN 4. HIKERS St. POINT Chicago, 5; Louis. NEW YORK, June 3..The Boston Detroit. 4. BOSTON, June 3..Boston won from Fullerton. Bos 12 0 o o Maranville, Pitta.41 173 37 til 0 H .353 Cleveland, 5; Wash 47 182 6 2 6 0 1 .353 CARROLL DALY, new manager of the Knickerbocker Club nine, Americans defeated New York in the New York today. 3 to 2. cleaning up Judge, Kreiwiler. Cln 18 17 .2 # Mine. Pet 3!» 155 2 2 Tlerney, Pitta 22 72 6 25 1 1 .347 to state that the Knicks are first game of a scheduled double- NATIONAL LEAGUE. the three-game series with the world iTeiliunn, Pet 441 155 7 3 Cunningham. S. Y.ltl 55 II 19 1 1 .345 rises going to play through their header by a score of 6 to 2. W. L. Pot. Win. Lo«e. | champions, who have lost six their Severoid, St. L 44 1HI 0 0 tirlinra, Chi 42 1411 24 51 3 2 .342 FOR base ball schedule this season, despite rlimors to the ' of LEGION . MARATHON contrary. Karr. Boh 18 28 0 1 Boa...31 123 24 42 3 2 .341 on account New York 2* IS .591 .Oimi .578 Svilthworth. The grame was stopped 24 18 ..*»71 .558 last seven games. The winning run Hooper, Chi 44 17S 3 5 Johnston, Ilkln 44 181. 37 61 2 5 337 Many of Washington's veteran dis¬ Daly has his team ready for action and will convey it bus to Silver Pittsburgh Cleve 44 183 52 0 0 42 173 58 2 5 ..'135 by of rain in the eighth inning:, and St Louis 25 20 .55*1 .565 .543 in the ninth inning came on Cruise's Jumieson, Bancroft, N. Y 88 tance runners will be seen in action Spring, Md., this afternoon for a match with the nine of that suburb. The Brooklyn 25 21 .543 .553 .532 Galloway, Phil 40 148 47 1 Robertaun, N. Y...10 ¦> 2 3 O 0 .333 when the American its the second game was called off. double. Boeckel's sacrifice and Tobln, St. 1 42 1 All 51) 3 no o .320 I,egion stages Knicks are to report at their clubhouse in at 1 :15. The con¬ Cincinnati ...... 25 24 .543 .553 .500 Holke's Dnnrati, Cln 43 170 25 5 first annual modified marathon run Georgetown Two former New York pitchers. Chicago 20 22 .405 .477 .455 long single to the .Mrlnnis, Cleve 44 1(14 51 0 Harper, Cln 45 158 2-J 52 u 3 .320 test is to start at 3:30. Boston 17 25 .4415 .419 .395 scoreboard. .lonen. X. V 12 20 0 0 0 M/era. Ilkln 44 183 24 00 4 4 328 July 4, starting at Hyattsville and Quinn and Ferguson, pitched Boston I>et 43 172 53 1 2 in front of the White House. McCarty or Sothern will do the for the Knicks. with Poore to its Philadelphia l."i 28 .319 .304 .341 N. Y. AH.H. O.A. Huston. AB.H. O.A. Yeaeb. Topurcer, St. I, 38 13S 23 42 2 O .328 finishing hurling victory. Bancroft, ss ft 1 1 9 Pratt, Bos 40 IftH 4S 1 Groh, N. Y 42 162 28 53 0 3 327 Members of the Aloysius Club, includ- behind the bat. Owen or Connor will toe slat) Bo«ton won the game in the sixth GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. Nixon.cf..,4 l! - Oj V l(i(l probably the for Silver Fvisch,2b. 4 1 4 H Harb,r»\2b 4 O 0 8 Scott. N. 40 51 0 Hilether, Bklu 21 43 II 14 2 0 .326 Ing t>an Healy and Mike Lynch, are Sprine, while Giovannetti will be 011 the receivine end. inning, breaking a tie score when the Cincinnati at Chicago St. Louis at Bo*toi^ Groli.fb... ft 2 l 3 4 O " P.assler. Pet 44 135 41 0 1 Gainer, St. 1 15 37 8 12 O 0 .324 to make a drive for for four New York at at Phila. Christ'by.if 2 51) 18 0 3 preparing hearty The Knicks' road has not been s Red Sox hammered Jones Brooklyn. Pittsburgh Meusel.lf. ft I 2 n Cruise.rf.. 4 2 1! (i McMillan, X. Y 10 Carey, Pitta 41 161 38 52 1 10 .323 the tegm trophy, as well as the ma* hits, including a home run by Burns. RESULTS OK YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Voung.rf. H 2 O »> Boeckcl.ttb. 3 2 2 O Gardner. Cleve 41 142 42 0 3 Mueller, Pitts. ...-.22 87 lit 28 2 1 .322 of the silver and bronze smooth lately, due to considerable K-lly.lb... 3 1 lft o Holkr.ll>.. 4 1 13 1 Smith, lina ,\.S4 110 35 3 O Smith, St. 1 40 34 31 43 2 3 .321 jjority gold, COLLEGE BASE BALL Ronton. AR.H. O.A. X. T. AIM1. O.A. St. Louis. 9: Pittsburgh. 0. medals which are offered as Internal dissension. All difference ¦» 3 New Cun'g'Ui.cf 4 1 1 o Forties..-., i; 0 ft li Cntshaw. I)«'t 'A2 132 30 1 O Snyder. N. Y 27 84 a 27 1 o .321 being LHbouTcf. 4 1 1 0 Wltt.cf.. 4 1 Boston. 3; York. 2. c... 3 I)et 23 OS 20 0 1 3 3 12 0 Ward.2b 4 14 Brook!vii. 0.4: Phila.. 4.2. Snyder, 2 O 1 O'NeiI.e... 2 .> 1 1 Haney. Mukan, I'ltta IS 56 8 IS 0 0 .321 prizes. Grorfrrtown, 8| Holy Cron, were composed, however, at a meet Menosky.lf " 0 Chi 42 1*7 40 I 3 event, which will be run 3 12** Ruth.If 2 0 2 Cincinnati. I: Chicago. 2. J.Barnes,p. 14 Marquard,pO 0 O 0 Collin*. Hoflocher, I'111 41 157 22 50 o 3 .318 The under Yale, 14s Princeton, 5. ing last week, when iJaly was named Pratt,2b... 2 o o 4 Menosky. Boa 21> 82 24 0 1 St. I 31 16 32 8 .314 A. A. U. sanction, will be a f>uK&n.3b.. 4 10 Raker.3b.. 3 0 1 MiQulFn.p 0 Alnatnlth, 103 0 handicap Brown, N; AmhfrM, 1. manager to succeed Joe Kearney, wh , Oowdy.c... 110 0 Nunaniaker. Cleve...12 31 0 0 Boa. 3H 153 28 4S 2 2 .314 and it is that J.Collin*.rf 3 11 Meuwl.rf.. 3 0 1 3 Powell, run. expected many MaMM<ichuJK'tt« Aei(ifm4i WMleyan, 1.
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