At Chicago the Washington Senators settled the issue in the third inning with a five-run attack climaxed by Johnny Lewis' homer. The Senators never were in danger although the White Sox staged a few rallies which brought the score finally to Washington 10 Chicago 7:
The St. Louis Browns suffered their ninth straight set back today when Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics defeated them, 10 to 7.
Home-runs were made by George Mequinn for the Browns in the seventh inning with one aboard, and by Bob Johnson for the Athletics in the ninth inning.—United Press.
The lowest score was that hit up by Kent in their second innings against Derby, when they made a mere 99.
Detailed results are as follows:
At Iikestone—Derby won by five wickets against Kent. Kent, first nings, 143 (Copson five for 30), second nings, 99 (Copson four for 30). Derby, first innings, 112 (Todd four for 29), second innings, 134 for five (Todd four for 61)
At Cheimsford—The West Indies won by two wickets against Essex. Essex, first innings, 158 (Constantine seven for 49), second' innings, 194 (Constantine six'for 42). West Indies, first innings, 219 (Headley, 116, not out) and 134 for eight—Reuter.
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