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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27


Robert g. Ingersoll, the noted
agnostic lecturer and writer, whose
death occurred q few days ago, will
long be remembered as one of the
most gifted word painters of the
century. While great many con-
sider his life and work an unmiti-
gated curse to the human race,
there are others who, while they
may not endorse all Of his belief
or more correctly speaking, his
unbelief-have learned TO love the
simple granduer Of his word
weaving, among the warp and woof
of which they have CLEANED some
Of the choicest flowers of rhetoric,
aud the purest pearls Of thought.
1t were useless, at this time to dis
cuss his attitude towards the
established forms oil religion. he
disbelieved in them and attacked
them on every occasion with ridi.
cule and invective. Many Of the
dogmas and abuses which he most
vigorously assailed have passed
away or are, at best, but faint echos
Of a past age Of superstition and
intolerance, and if his shafts Of rid
icule, aye or bolts of blasphemy
have helped to shatter one relic o.
a remaining, useless superstition
who will say that true religion hal
suffered by his life and work.
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CONTEST NOTICE,

u LAND OFFICE, THE DALARs. Or. 1aly 10 ,fSpe
safieieus contest atiidavit having been hlesa
against homcssesd entry NO. Soiy. made Dscem.
Der a. iess fcs lots To- II aud u section "a Up O.
range ~ .. BY Henry sehlcgel, conesstee, In
which II 10 alleged that defendant haA abandon
ed said tract Tor more than ak meashs. said
parties are hereby notified TO appear, respond
and otfer evidence toNching said allegation at 10
o'clock q. N. August %. 1879. before VIM. Hen
richs county clerk. at his ofice at Nero. Oregon.
and that nnal hearing will be held at 10 'clnck
Q. m. on August 81, lSse, before the RegiEer and
Receiver at the United ssaies Land in The palles
Oregon.
The said contestant having. In proper sfiida.
Wit nlod June 10. 1899, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal service
Of this notice can not be made, it IL hereby or
deFed and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication. Jar z. LrcAs,
f@ieS Register
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT THK DALLks. 0R., July "a lses.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has hled notice of his Intention 10
make tnal rooof IN support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before II. n. Fraser
county clerk OF Gillian county, at Condor, Or.
on Friday, September lst 1879, via;
CHARLES L. BAKER. Of Condon, Ore.
Hd. s. No s6tA for the Y SEQ. 20. tp. 4sr
II .. W. u.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove bis continuous residence upon aud cultiya-
don OF said land, via: 8. B. Barker, r. NJ.
shannon, Edward Dunn, and J. N. Brown, all OF
Condor, oregoa.
JAY P. LUCAS Register.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

Nosiee u hereby given that the andersiened
haa been duay appointed execatslx ot the will Of
Enoeh whheH, late OF 0iiliam county, deceaa.
ed, All persona having claims agAinst the
estate Of safi deeedent are therefore hereey n0ti.
ned to present the same, dNN verified, 10 the
undersigned. at Mayyiile, Gililam county. Ore.
gon. or to her attorneys, Hendrieks d Bower
man. at coadon, Oregon, within eix months
from the date and issa publication Ot thsa notice
Dated this eth day OF May ie9e
MALlNDA WlTRKAs.
Exeeutxix Of the Last win and Testament oi
Ent,eh Xifhern decannpd
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Land Applications, Proofs and
Abstracts.

H. N. Frazer. County Clerk, gives
special attention to abstracts Of title,
and is also prepared to receive y. 6.
government land filings and proofs, as
we'll as applications for the purchase OF
state school lands, at bis Office in Con-
don, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27
Treasurer.s Notice.
NoN-ALcoHoLIc.

No man who lives on meat was ever
known to lick his wife, or ask for q
divorce. A vegetable diet woman is 90
cold and clemmy as turnip. II you
want your girl TO have rosy cheeks and
vitality in ber motion, feed her on beef
steak with occasional doses Of DR.. Haw-
sons Tonic Bitters. Sold everywhere.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-07-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice In hereby given, IN the matter OF the
Estate OF Jason l.. Cary deceased, that the an
deTsigned has been duly appointed anministra-
tFix OF the Estate of the said decedent and 10 all
persons having claims against the aaid estate 10
ABowerman hef stt0rBeysat Condor, Oregon
within six months from the day Of the date and
first publication Of this notice.
:. Condor OREGON. Jennie A. Cary,
bd2l Juiy6 1900. Administratrix.
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rigation porposes. In iew years this
will DO the best artificial grove In che
CO unty.
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N. n. HENDRICKS. JAY BowERMGN.
HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.


TIRsT BUILDING WEST or PosT oTFIcE, coNDoN.
FIRST DOOR NORTH OF sTEIwER's BRICK, yOssfL;
Careful attention to legal business In Gillian
and Wheeler counties A Notary in each ONCE.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
At St. Louis.

Sr. LorIs. June 21.-hbout 1000 persons wit
messed the racing this afternoon. The day was hot.
relieved somewhat by southern breezes. Track fast
aud betting lively. Jenkinss work on HI Kollar in
the first event brought hi n fne Of $50 and sus-
pension from riding any horse for Q week Sum
maries.
First Race-Six furlongs-Lula w, 1o7 CMacJont).
IL to l, won Lady Memphis. 100 tHinkey) to 1
and . to2. second Koeng, 100 tE. Jones). Is to l..
third. Time. l:17
Second Race Selling; ono mile-Dutch Bard. IL l
tConley' I to J. won: Sr Gatian. OF lFrost. & to
and even. secoud W. b. Gates, ~ (HoucD. to =,
third Time. I:42A.
,.an d, nie ana serenty 70 al nra
Sto 2 and . to 10. second: Apple Jack. 1o7 Gen-
Fourth RAce-SiX furlongs- Virgins. 90 Ct. Burns.
even. won; Silver Set. ab (Frosb q to and to B..
second Alleviate. 100 "a Morrison. IL to 8, third.
Time. 1:15
Fifth Race-Seiling, six and a half furlongs-Duke
of Baden, ~ IT. Burns). to g, won Trust Me, ~
JONES' I to 8. third. Time 1:22.
Sixth Race-siI furlongs-YounE Dixon. 112
FROST, to !, won Sam Lazarus. 112 (Conleyl. TO
] and to 3. second; Prince Michael, ll7 (Jenkins,
Is to /, third Time. 1915.
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Turf Notes.

ST. IorIs. June 21.-E F. Simms wired Secretnrx
Murphy to day from Shcepshead Bay inuurny
what weight his horse Kentuckian would have 10
carry IN the St louis Derby. to be run SATURDAY,
june -. The purse is So 900.
oLp ORCHARD June 21.-The Eastern trotting cir
cut dates assigned 10 Mystic Park. which have been
abandoned because the local authorities would not
allow poolselling, have been taken by Old orrhard
The opening meeting at the kite tack will take place
July 49, II. 20 and 81. There will be thirteen
classes. the purses to be $500 each.
81. LOUIS. June 2l.-The racing stewards yesterdav
ruled the stable of Tom Berry on the track en-.
bracng such well known horses as Cherry Leaf Clay
Pointer. Mr johnson, Tremhr. Bicor Amster Prince
Harry and tayette The stewards decided that C,lav
Pointer must be TUNED over to W. A. Wright. he
having prohered the selling price the horse was en-
t. The stewSrdr, had been brought here from HaW
thornc. YESTERDAY when Mr. Wright sent out for
spirited aTaT For this faEiAnt violation Of the
ruling OF the stewards the stable was ruled of the
track Richard FitzLerald and Horace TonIinsnn
are associated with Berry. 1t is sid that they own
the entire string with the exception Of Clay Pointer
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At LatOpla,

CISCISSArI. June 2l.-The westher was favorable.
the track good and the card atra tive LAOniA TO-
day. The attendance was very lair Four favorites.
one second choice and one 20 h shot won. sum
mary:
First Race-Six furlonGs-John Boone. l16 Ross,
~ to ]. won: kalmis ia Landry 80 to !. second;
Marietta l12 Nv. Jones'. IL - |. third. Time.
1:lNh.
Second Race-Five furloWs-Kilmarnock1 113 tJ
Hln, 3 to =, won; Lew KRAFT. 113 tOvertonJ I3 to
l. second John Yerkes. ll3 tBritton), to ]. third
Time, lO3A.
Third Race-one mile-Headley. SO &C. Murphy)
80 to j. won; Syna, ~ (Tllley) 20 to !. second Pro-
volo, lO1 (Rose). 4 to |. third. Time 1i+8.
Fourth Race-One mile and half-Prosecutor
1Os H. wilson. I TO =, won; Truelight. lO6 Peter
man. TO l. second; Countess lrma, / 10 q. HID 3
TO |, third. Time. 2:3Ik
to .. won; CAssAdeAn. 100 LANDRY 6 to 1. second
Foneda. 100 (Rose). Alto j, third. Time. l:O3h.
To 9, won Full DroIs. 50 lTalley). 3 to l. second;
Aursole, g5 III. wilson. to L. third. Time, 1:42G.
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HE RECORD.
BROOKLYN. 10: CLEVELAND. g.


CLEVELAND. June II. - Had the Cleveland
team played as good ball In tho eighth inning
as It did In the rest OF the game Brooklyn would
have been defeated. However. the third game
OF the series went to the team from across the
bridge The BROOKLYN team played bali all the
time. the Clrvelands some OF the time The
game was close up to the eighth. when the
Robson aggregation seemed to be suddenly
overwhelmed with paralysis or spring fever.
They played like wooden men. shrked plays and
generally laid themselves open to the ridicule
OF the 300 persons present. When the inning
closed the Brook yns had scored six runs. giving
them a lead Of seven Cleveland made a little
spurt after this. but did no material good for
themselves Kennedy was sent into the box
for Brooklyn. with Grim as his reception COM
mittee. while Hughey aud Schreckengost
constituted the battery for the local team
HuRhey did good work. particularly in watch
ing the bases and in keeping the Brooklyns'
hits as well scattered as he could with the
fielding that his team was doing, The Ceve-
land battery distinguished itself at the bat
schreckengost and Hughey making four clean
hits apipre The
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BROOKLYNS GREAT LEAD.
HOLD FIRST PLACE ny a MARGIN OF
1874 PERCENTAGE POINTS

HanIons Men Continue Their Winning
Streak at Cleveland Chicago, st. Louis,
philadelphia. Louisville and New York
Take the other Gnmes-News and Notes.
With the unusually large margin Of 134
points. the Brooklyns have opened up big
Gap between themselves and the Bostons.
Yesterday Hanlon's men again outplayed tho
Cleveands and captured their seventh straight
game incidentally Il was their nineteenth
victory out OF the last twenty games played.
which is a wonderful record. The Bostons
were again beaten by the Chicagos. who are AZ
points behind the champions The Windy
City team Is still tied with 1T. Louis. the latter
taking Washington into camp with case. Pha-
delphia whipped Cincinnati and reGained third
place. the Baltmores. by losing 10 Louisville.
dropping back to sixth position The New
Yorks won another ball from the PIttsburgs.
but are still ninth in the race. The results:
brooklyn, 10; Cleveland. g.
New York. 3. PittshirR 2.
Chicago, a. Boston. 3.
ST. Louis. q. Washington, q.
Philadelphia, 7. Cincinnati 4.
Lousville 3! Baltimore, 4.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO June 21.-The card at Hawthorne to-day
light one. and there but little excitement
TO the racing The feature OF the day was the de.
feat of Boney Boy in the second race, but doebel
had to run six furlongs in l:l2S to accomplish it,
Summary:
First Race-Five furlongs-Lord Weir. 100 (Euhn),
10 to /. won Commonwealth Attorney, l06 Beau
champ. ~ to l. second: Annie Palmer, 1o3 (S1vers)
q to ]. third. Time. OlA.
Second Race-Six furlongs-Goebel, 1o6 Everett,
20 to ] won: Boney Boy. l03 tVtitoe). 0 tc &. sec
ond; Galathee. 100 (BeauchAmp to 1. third. Time.
1:12Si
Third Race-One mile and q quarter-CrGsus.
1o7 N. HID, to ], won; Uarda, 1o7 (Rntter>. to
!, second: Bonamela. III PowelD to l, third.
Time, 2;o6R.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs 1l2 CRut
ter. to ]. won: Lucky Star, 105 tBesuchsmp),
to r, second: Elkin 112 wv. Narvaez TO ]. thiPi.
Time, 1:2SA.
Fifth Race-.One mile-Piecols. 90 Dupee). IL to
20, won; HanlRht. 10 IT. knight. 10 to /, second;
Ostra. 40 ,silvers,. 4 to l. third Time 1:41S
sixth RAce-One mile-Robert Bonner. II 2 tRutter),
o to s. won, Kings Guard lO7 (R Narvaezl, I to
serond The Winner. ll5 (W. NarvseD to l. third.
Time. litliI.
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Special Cat. Dessateh to THE sur

LONDON. June 21. In the fourth round Of the
cham pionship tennis tournament at Wimble-
don to-day Gore beat Pearson. Ga. 90, CT;
player who withheld his name beat the New
Yorker. Hobart. SO. IS. Ga: Smith beat
Nisbet. 90. IS. Ga Mahony beat Greville.
60. o.. 2-6. 1913
In the doubles first round. E. r. Allen and
O. G.. Allen beat R. J. McNair and A. j. McNair,
80. 6-3. 6-l; Hobart and Nisbet beat
Mackay and Day. 60. 6-3. 6-3
In the second round Dixon and Richie beat
Pasktt and Pearson. %. 6-3 Ga, 80.
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Other Games.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York at Pttsburg: Brooklyn at Cleveland;
Boston at Chicago; Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Providence: Rochester at Hartford;
Syracuse at Springfield Montreal at Worcester.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Lancaster; Paterson at Allentown; Read
ing at Richmond Scranton at Wilkesbarre.
OTHER GAMFs.
Harvard We. Yale at Cambridge.
Times VS.. World. at Prospect Park
University Of Vermont vs. University OF Toronto.
at Burlington.
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twenty eight pounds above the scale. with penalties
and allowances; $500 added; one mile on the turf
WORE rICToRIEs FOR SLOAN
He Scores Twice for Lord william Beres-
ord-souyenirs for Tod and LoRtes.

Special Cable Dstpdhh 70 TIE SUN.
LONDON. June 21.-At Gatwick to-day the
Crabbett Plate OF 300 sovereiRns, for two-year-
olds. the second to receive 80 and the third 20
sovereigns out Of the race. five furlongs. was
won by Lord William Beresfords Blacksmith.
ridden by Sloan. +. Hobson's Beatitude was
second and T. Jennings, Jr.s. Monti third.
Three horses ran.
The Diamond Plate OF 300 sovereiRns. for
three and four year olds which have not won
race up to the time Of entry. the second to re-
ceive 30 and the third 10 soveregns out Of the
race. one mile and three furlongs. was won by
Lord William Beresford's Jolly Tar. 3 years.
ridden by Sloan. Sir j. Blundell Naples Re-
gent 3 years. was second and II. Packs
Ballyleck 3 years. third. Four horses ran.
The Hoybush Plate OF 100 aoversiRns. for
o-yoar-olds. the winner to be sold at auction
for 100 soveregns. fve furlongs. was won by
j. Hammonds Lady Var Cornish Lawman's
Secret Sign was second and Mr.. Gottschalk's
Mohegan third. Five horses ran. The Amer
lean jockey Reiff rode Lay Sister, which was
not placed
The Executive Committee OF the Gatwick
racecourse has presented to Sam Lostes and
Tod Sloan gold mounted whips OF elaborate
design. the handles bearing the names OF the
jockeys and horses and plated with the colors
OF the owners The gifts are intended as me-
mentqs OF the match race between s. Picker
inRs Rowan berry and Charles Dwyers Skep-
perton. which was run on the Gatwch course
May l3. The horses were ridden respectively
by Loates and Sloan and the race was won by
The sun., 1899-06-22

PHILApELPHIA. June 21.-The Lakewood Polo team
this afternoon met and defeated the Philadelphia
Country Club second team on the letters neld by
the OF loA goals to 6al goals in play for tbe
horrell Cup. 1t was this team that defeated Lake.
wood at Devon last week. Tho Country Club team
to-day was, however. weakened by tho loss OF w n
Smith. who is now on the first team. " "
The sun., 1899-06-22
Odds and Ends of Sports.

John W Cross Of Brooklyn, the handicapper OF tho
Eastern section Of the Athletic League ofSthe Y NJ
C. ASS OF North America has forwarded large batch
Or entries to the F1ttson NJ C. A. of Pennsylvanta
held held At the West httston Driving Park. Entries
Mrcb OeSh Sh reeeNen from Scraht0n, WilkesbArre,
from that part Of the State, ~ " ''eN'ues
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Stolen bases-Davis. 7. O'Brien. J. O'Brien, vii.
sson s Two, base hits-Doyle. Wilson; Three, base
Struck out-By Rosebrough. !; by Horer, 2; by
Carrick l. First base on balls -Of Rosebrough /:
on Hotter, 4. Hit by pitcher-M, Creery r. o Brien
williams. CmpIes- Lynch and Connolly. Attend.
ance-l 800. Tine-1 hour and 55 minutes.
CHICAGO q; BOSTON, 3.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Poor fielding on the part OF
Long and Tenney, coupled with poor base running
Sost the B"stons the game to-day. Taylor ami
hilen were the opposing pitchers and, had the lat
ter received proper support. he would have scored
an easy victory. for h" pitched III much better form
The sun., 1899-06-22

First base on errors Chi ago, 4. Boston l. Left
on bases Chicago. ~ Boston. D. First Dasr on balls
-oh Taylor .: on hillen. |. struck out--By Taylor
]. Three base nit-Ryan. Two base hits-tren.
ney, Long. klllen. Stolen base LANCE DonbIa
plays cCormick and Evcrtt Lowe, Long and len
ney. lmpires-tiatney and Msssinean. Time
hours.
81. LOUIS. y; wAsHIS1rOS 3.
81, LOUIS, juno 2l.--Tebeaus Perfectos turned thu
tables on the Senators this tcrruOn defeating than
In well played game. The !eatures were th,, base
cunning OF the home team and tho snappy HOLDING
of the visitors. Notwithstanding that six error. are
charged mp against them. The score:
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Twu'base hts-Biake, slngle, Cassidy q, PaJden
sa"rhce hit,Childs. first base on balls-Of Cuppy
! on McFArlan 3; Double plays-Childs Wallace
and Mexican, Padden and Cassidy; Htherton and
CASSIDY struck out.By Cuppy. :. Stolen bases"
Childs, Mexican 2, Wallace, Heidrick Butler I'm.
minutes Attendance 900. "
PHIiApEIPHIN. :; CINcINSATI8
CNCNsAtI June II 21.-Cncinnsd was unable to hit
traHcr ruectNe!I except in the hrst and niuRs
securing OUT thrre hlth IN seven innings. The visl
tors nj Ha"iry hard aud often. Three singles and
base on halscam within one OF tielnG the score for
.hChhAli IN the ninth Thomas secured four singles
sensational The score:
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SAuGus June 2l.-A fast track and close finishes
marked the second day Of the harness racing at Sau
gus Tho 2:22 pace. unfinished from Tuesday, went
after finishing poorly Yesterday. Bordeaux took
the 2:22 trot in strait heats The 2lt pace was I'M
m
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If You Are ConduCtjnR

really hrSt class summer resort either At ssashore
or m"untain. make its locality known through THE
plAces.-AdV. ~ '"NN
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2:22 class. trotting; purse $500:
pacing unfinished; purse $500:


HEMPsTEAD. June a. Racing at MineoIa to-day
was featureess except in the pacing class 1t took
six heats to decide this. In the last heat with rie
Wellington and Lady Lander the only contestanta
Mcclure, driver Of Wellington fouled Lander on the
turn. nearly throwing her her knees For thi a
the race was gwen to Lander and the Judges called
Wellington distanced, thus keeping her out Of any
part Of the money. Summaries:
800 class, trottng purse Sl6O
Nelly Gray, b. m. tMurphyl. l...................l 1
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Harness Races at Bethlehem.

BETHLEHEM. June 21.-Fiye thousand persons saw
a hne days racing here to-day. the second OF the
spring meeting of the Pennsylyania State Fair Asso.
clation. The track Was fast and the weather clear
and cool. summary:
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The individual cards were ::

Totils-TynE, 2ol; Travis, 1se; Anderson, 17s;
Hunter. 10 -'''
The 7S made by the Oakland team 10 n strok.
below the course record. There were o mnky
holes in 2 SO that the best ball scores repre,
sent well-balanced Rolhng. The picked holes
OF the four for the match would make the fol-
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The tortnghtly contest for the "Jonp
Course" Cup for women. at Morris County tool
Place Yesterday and resulted in win for
Miss Little, who returned card OF l28-lS-
who played from scratch. The scores: s"000
The sun., 1899-06-22

CINCINNATI. June 21.-T. c. Mcdowell. owner
OF Spirituee His Excellency. Batten and other
Western turf stars. who leaves for the East in
q few days with his stable, said to-day that he
owner Of May Hampstead. had had an offer Of
S25,O for that Ally since her fine opening
race in the East the other day
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Louisville. .........,.. o o o %
Sacrifice hits Dexter. Powers Hartzel ~. Holmes
Two.base hits.-Ci,rke Powers frat base on halls
OF Phppi. Il of Hill |: on Mckenna, 4. Double
play Wagner, Ritchey and wills Struck out--By
hill 2; by Philippi. :. stolen bases-Wills. Hoy.
McGraw. Umpires-Swartwood and Warner. At
tendAnce-2Oo.
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"hcPhoe DATED Tor Hawley m tue ninth inning.

~, -, -, -Fs' ''E HI""T03 III TUE HIhlH INNING,
Ihlladelphla ,...,.,,,.,,.O q . q u / ~
olnSlhhAt' ...,'',.,.,,,..2 q o q o y 3-S
~, base hits Delehanty. Mcfarland Thomas
rNck; Ihrce base ht-COoley. Sacrifice hlt"
VAUGHN stolen bases sclLach, Lauder Irwin
lhnmHs' Double play Irwin an Vaughn First base
On On HRwley, :; uh Frazer 2 Struck ont By
hawiey, J. Passed hAll-Wuud Left on La.ss2
cincinnati q philadelphia +, First base ON errors
cincinnati I. Time-2 hours and . minutes IN
pircs-Burns and Smith. '"'''' IN