The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1906, Page 1

iveCenl Far WEATHER—Thunderstorms to-night and Saturday, WEATHEN—Thanderstorms to-night and Saturday, RINAL! GIANTS DEFEAT PHILLIES; SCORE, 4 10 es piel ee POLICE “ERA FT” SHOT HIS Wirt, IGHLANDERS | es Oars #IGHLANDERS LOSE SECRETS AR GE TOLD TRIED 10 KILL A CLASH WITH a Quick, Snappy Game Ce ame sae ro AY - u— U ‘One ou ro 0 0 0 0 THHEE BABES THE SENATORS gee tenis ay Vy e. Conroy sac 4 BY HA ARRY NORTON : Hee oe eG re | pict Lomi tamee mK ‘vorun i \oit] =A ay 9 , 4 meed. aporte fanned. Wilt wie te A) aA jane Sopan hee Snappy pa KEPT VISITORS IN CHECK.) "eiciman singled. Atizer lined to Williams. Stahl ied te Police Half, Hour on the Contest with SSS Hoffman Seager threw out Heydon. No runs. Convicted V cee at the: Vice Squad Fire Escape. Washington. New York Team Fielded a Perfect Game, | ‘aphasia f pAgt ERC LITE Ret Ais Ml __| Many Players Doing Brilliant Work and Szventh Ininng—Yeager singled. but died stealing. Altizer Tells the Story of the Actual ONE VICTIM IS DYING.|\NEW YORKS SCORED.| ae : threw out both Hoffman and Kleincw. No runs. Cutting the Time Down to Less Patten struck out. Laporte threw out Stanley. Schlafly also whipped the wind three times. No runs. Eighth Inning-egM@ik.mee, Keeler flied out. Heydon took Chase's foul. No runs. ickmail Conditions in the Tendericin. | Moth tesmen Quickly Than One Hour and a Half. ise and Then peas Sw ce ned Again | SCORE BY INNINGS. | DI Oss, Oa! 1 o Oo O—i1 Wee isl! ees Chis ay Cross lined to Yeager. Anderson flied to Hoffman. Hick- man doubled. Altizer died at first. No runs. BY IRVIN §. COBB. | n New York's Tendertow BATTING ORDER. phi Ninth Inning—Conray out to Cros. Altizer threw out La- rte. Williams lined to Altizer. No runs. oe MONTREAL, 3; NEWARK, 2—E. L. MONTREAL 2 <= 22 = 00 1 0 0 NEWARK ~---- =----- 1 0 0 11-3 00-2 ao- 0 0 At Cheago (RiL.)—Detroit 0, Chicago 5- At St Touis (A.L.)—End se one Cleveland GStibobes At Philadelphia (A.L.)—End tenth: Boston, 4; Phila., 4. At Baltimore (E.L.)—Toronto, 6; Baltimore, 5. vote us : scala gruandor go Gite] LATE WINNERS AT LATONIA. on gts ner n toil stop Sixth—Adesso 6-1, J K. F. 6-5 plice. Capt. Bush. iy | fumbled oly ut WINDSOR. LONG’ SHOT WINS” isi Sears At 20 sted King’s Daughter Captures Ninth Innine | | Event at Sheepshead in 1.12 2-5 First Inning HARRY MORT no re- First Inning. ; sLechaht NR RUNES on First Appearance Here. RESULTS AT BUFFALO. mae 7 : Ww A “ ‘e HEE SES BY FRANK THORP. Bed 4] nilre a good deal deeper than : A 3 MMAGK, June) PRACK, J wa d when I have served n IR H , F “ R D: Rosebé SHEEPSHEAD RESULTS. FIRST RACE—Toddles (5 to 2) 1, } ea (8 to 1 fer place) 2, Miss 5 : name Wag put « n the Roll of ‘serie : | 4in When I got on the Police D y 1 | | such as are con a zens it Ars : No | the public knows i f A Ne Fourt! HH i MANY POLICE DO see GRAFT, | Understand me, I am net saying that the police force 1s made up of | ¥ F I: crooks. The average policeman 1s constituted just ke the average citizen— no better and no Ww There are plenty of men walking beats in this sol ee ‘ T Wins for Ta F c tele town to-day who never touched a dirty cent In their Hves, and they never Sales ages ee UM Orton will; but if he chance, and you keep on getting it | | ¥ | The Ch rom Houston street to Fourteenth, and NATIONAL LEAGUE. | —-—-- y 7 1) 1 from Sixth aver It was a district full of saloons, with ue Louis AT BUTS BURG 1k THIEF’S HOBBY IS | DIAMONDS | \ Fifth Inning Rollve Atte: Fint-Houne Robber| st ; Li Whe fonts for G “QUEDEN'S. MUSTARD" ~ Tae } | For Table Use. BUFFALO AT PROVIDENCE. | a | Bot 1d by Grocers and Delleatesen stores, ¢ tala Reerer Thiet. wn : ¢| Sunday World Wants molles, Dance Music @/t0-1 an Sunday World Wants ast Sela "Pulled of GOH EeLED GU aaree ~ RACING Ck 1AR | 5 ON AGE 2. e@tealing pearl and dtamnond q Winchester (1_ to 2. for place), ater and § rand Setting ten City ..0 2 2 0 1 » Fovbjl" two apusementa. ia ‘New ae Work Monday Wonders, | denn Gamer 3, “rine—z.c25.0 * Work Monday Wonders.’ ine ia ae ore’ grounder” “ar