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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15
INDEX.

Elections, see Check List, Ballots.
Essex County Court, time of holding
fixed MINIMUM. ...,..............'..''...S s
Essex County, tax on....................1lS
Explosives, destruction of buildings, yes
sells, dams and reservoirs by penalized 100
Fire insurance companies, domestic mu-
tual, may accumulate a reserve........61
Fire losses, false swearing In proof Of
made perjury ......,,.,,........'..'...'' ''0i
Fish and game legislation made part
of Chapter Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Fish and game. See also Sturgeon, Sem
ing, Syms Ponds, Tiokelnakel Pond,
Eden Pond, Morey Lake, Shelburne
Pond. Standing Pond. Beavers, Boun-
ties.
Fish hatchery near Swanton provided
Tor .............
Fish hatchery, relating to maintenance
Fishing in certain ponds regulated 81 |
Fishing in private waters, penalty for. &c
Fishing through ice regulated. ...........76l
Fish may be taken in private waters by
owner, when OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ |
Fish, white. taking Of with nets per-
mitted ............. ....................sss.fb Il
Franklin district. salary of judge OF pro-
bate OF ....-......-..-.......... .lO5
Fraternal beneficiary associations may
employ paid agents within certain linn
Its ................ ..........................b
Fraternal beneficiary associations, not
to be admitted unless charging frater-
nal congress minimum rate...........s. 90
Geological work in Vermont by State
Geologist. $1,000 appropriated for and
biennial report required. ..................6
Grand list, law forbidding non-residents
from deducting in, for debts owing, re-
pealed ............. ..s...s.s.sssssssss.sssss Aa
Guardians, relating 10 discharge of......40
High schools, maintenance OF in towns
of over $500 population. .................2 rs
Highways, maintenance of telephone and
electric light lines in....................65
Highways, opening OF lands taken for. 40
Highways, use of chains, shoes and
brakes on regulated. ...................,.50
Hospital beds, empowering towns and
cities to endow ..........................l3 6
Husbands right in deceased wife's real
estate .............. .........+.ss..ss..s.... 80
Hygiene, laboratory provided for........90
Insane commitments to Vermont State
Hospital for ........................s... .fS
Insane conditional discharge OF from
asylum provided for ......................T
Infectious diseases, physicians may quar-
anime .................. ......s.s.....s+.s.s81l
Inspector of Finance. TO supervise real
estate holdings OF banks.
Inspector OF Finance, number OF reports
OF increased to 500....................... o.
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Gossip OFF THE Harness HORSES.
Idolita Engaged In Stakes Worth $4,000
This Year.

THIS Year.
Idoita. winner OF the $4,000 New England
Futurity at Boston on Monday is now tho
champion three-year-old trotter OF 1899 his
record OF 2:15k supplanting Billy Abskire'5
2:l7k.as the best performance OF the season
thus far. The Futurty winner Ia owned by
Frank Jones OF Portsmouth. N. H.. who bought
him at auction last year for S4.7oo. He is ELI,
gible to start next week in the $4,000 Horse
I2epie,p stakes at Dubuque Iowa. and later in
the So 900 Kentucky Futurity at Lexington.
Mrs. J. L. Stanford bred the crack three-year-
old at the Palo Alto stud in California. Monaco.
2:l9h, his SIRE is a son OF Electioneer. and his
dam is Edith by George wilkes: grandam
Edith Carr by Clark Chief. Edith Is also the
dam of William Simpsons WE'LL known
trottine stallion Hammer. tho sire OF
the four-year-old Pennsylvania winnor
Bouncer. 2:l0. Mammie W, the winner
OF second money in the $40, 600 race at Boston.
is also a product of Palo Alto. she was sold
under the hammer for $221 whom one year old.
ford. Alter she had gained a record Of Poi q
at Portland couple II weeks ago and had trot-
s TnR tF ri H Sas f0a shS
ny Wildnut the sire OF III kami. 2:1+. and her
dam MANS by Ham6eton5an: H. IL IL 50 TIE
G. j. Hamlin's double-gaited stallion. Heir
pacing record Of 2:O5'i, broke his leg one dav
last week whle. running out in paddock as
as is usually done in such cases, veterinary
surgeon was called in to set the leg in r.astGr
ct is the Ire Of oT such w
ners as Equity. 2:l3.'. Jack D.. 2:l2t.;; judge
aew 2lH lillian Hl hs. Lame Hnd b ss pHs9T
highly priced az u sire at, Village Farm. Tho
stallion is eleven years old and is by Mambrino
Aicantara. HainIin suffered another misfor-
tune the otherdayin the death Of the three
bay Az TIE WITH her ' et b 10
Daredevil 2:O9l8.
Lord VINCENT 2:oHH the latest new a3 2lG
Massac nsetts Purse to he trotted for AZ Bos,
Hartford in the SlOOOO Charter oak Purse.
and in October he VIII measure strides WITH
Transy vania Purse Mt Lexington. Secretary
roman tried hard To secure his entry in the
Sb ht h race To- h frT'SI
TO come in on account OF tho tact that III" con.
test is TO h" at m'ie am repnat Instead OK
year-old bav station. toy ~ Vincent. =; l3H.
the son Of Wilkes by, and h.9 dan, il i9ltIie.
keycilIe. the sire f uoi Lea, lie was bred
by Foster Il Wright. Oi sandy lmhr. ia aud
made ms rft eGmP2 hs y, rs g. So.@,nS SG T T
owSrea h.t mark e iH'. o" the ",'' "''.7
'' Tne pacing s:.aai.iiiom rorq woDssr.2lI4. by
the track at Cnr'has., H.; Inst week. Wills
| with nmo,her Horse rroy,ug a It, las, clir IN,
! other way of tlatra"h. Tho shaft ~ tho SUI.
| Key penetratcd Tom Web7tcr's hrensf aud hs
was being driven ~ Davd Neal aud was owned
| BY J. n. Crouch. Of Lafayette. Ind.
y" y A"f ov E. GiEF Il = G%m
| Lexington. the teu-vear Old hay marc. Anna
gray, by FREQ Knight. dam AI,c" ,ay sister
| 10y enquirer. Anna trraV IA n fniD - 81
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At Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug, 22-Only three favorites were
sent over the pan in to-day's races at Highland
Park. the second choices winning out. The
attendance was large, track fast and weather
cold. Summaries:
First RNre-Three. quarters Of a mile-Rey salazar.
.o3 McQnade) to D won: A4ninas, 1U3 w..
Wood, 10 to !. second Mamie Callan, lOl FrosD.
q to /. third Time, I:lI.
Second Race-Fv,-e'g htfs OF q mi eWater BOTTLE.
lO6 TrOltl, I to |. Won; tartboo. los d. Gnrdner),
: to .. second; Onuto. III Flint, to |. third.
Time. 10 ".
Third Racc-One Hnd u sixteenth miles-Jim Mo.
Gihhen, l's d. Ma TIM. even, won. Branch, loS
Uro,u. > to =, soon Tip Gallant. 90 (McQuado),
1910 |, third Tine, l:4s
Fourth ce-Thrcc-luar;ers Of mile-Issolute.
1tl O. aleutinc' y TO won. Matte OreuOOrf, iOS
DVgani . to !. snrond: Phallas, lU2 NcQuadcl.
t. !, tilrd. Time, l:i5l9
1o4 Eorchahd) 10 /, won: Brularc 1902 tWebeD.
do L. s.cnnd, rotterdam, no Granger to ..
third Tim" 1894 -.
SIX Haze I rrofuurths Of mie-K ny Carnival,
1'v Wcnor, . !, Non. Nuuettr, ~ Ge,udIJ \, t.
:. -.,vyl 'y GuUrI. 100 ,C'ruey). 10 to |, third.
T.up. .!iti.
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Turkctt Of ct. Louis Is close to the top Of the
he" q in batting once more.
CIrrick has pitched in more games this sea-
son than any OF the other New York twrIer7.
jennings has put so much ginger into
Brooklyn's inleld that 1t Is now faster than
ever.
Catcher Beulow OF Detroit ia wanted by sew
eral League managers. including ss!ee. OF
The Monterey A. c. have Saturday, Aug: 20.
open. Address Thomas O'Brlen. 357 Willis
avenue.
And now they say McGraw will manage the
ChcaRos next wear. It's odds on that he will
stay IN Baltimore.
syngle Of the Na,hinEtons while a phenome-
ma fielder. has not com" up to expectations
with the stick Stafford may take his place
Tommy Corcoran's brother. who Is playing
in the Connecticut state League. IA spoken OF
very highly H. n most promising young man.
"AGouis" Terry has retired at last. He Ia
still under reserve TO tina NJ Iwaukre club aud
has been in the profession for eighteen years.
II is est mated that the slump Of the ChicagOR
will cost at least $4,000 in anticipated gate
receipts. but at that the club will make quite
pot Of money.
League managers who are ascrbing the
work Ot the Bronklyns this year to "Hanlon
luck" are, with low exceptions, in charge OF
losing teams.
would ike 10 near from first class teams Civ
| ing a suitable guarantee. Address L. Jacobus.
| Verona. y. j.
According 10 tho official scorers figures in
! Baltimore, McGraw. Holmes and SheCkard
! hav" stolen more bases than the entire Boston
! team com bincd.
| The LaniGiro Wheolmen have AL Sundays in
| September open for games with Greater New
| York bicycle clubs, the Harlem and Century
| Wheemen preferred.
| Seymour has Joined the ranks OF the kicke
| ami, next to Grady. has more to say to the UNI
| pirrs, even when not playing. than any OF the
| other New York players.
! While Grady fielding is no. in the same class
| with McCIaw and Coius. sill Nike has played
| II great game at third, has greatest weakness
| Ii IN going after bUnl hits.
/ \ doctor who examined Warmers injured
finger on Monday evening said II was broken,
/ and Jack Will not accompany the New York
| players on their last western trip,
AS the Boston club refused to transfer the
! series with the tailenders. the New Yorks will
| play their final games with Quinn's men in
| Cleveland as originally scheduled.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.


CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Close finishes marked
the second days racing ut Harlem. In three Of
the events the leaders finished so close that
only the Judges could separate them, There
was little class to the programme. but the rae
ing was Interesting summary:
First Rscr-Four and a half furlongs-sam Fuller.
o lirauchamp' even. won: Wig, los tEveretD. 10
to !, second; Satan, 1902 Vittoe). 10 to /. third.
Time, 544.
Second i.ace-One milc-The Bondman. 1oo n3eau.
champ. to l. won, McCeevy. lOd w. StewarD
to l. second Brown Dick, 9y (rully). TO l. third.
Time, LAX.
Third Raco-Sx furlonCs-May Roach. os (Nutb. 3
to !, won Our Gcrti0, lOI Uonkins) to !, second
Algareta. 1o5 Beauchampl. to 1. third. Time
l:134.
Fourth Race One mile--CfoIi Fox, 1oS (Knight,
to D, won; En Upton, lO2 q. Winkheld to |, sec
ond; Blue Lick. 1Os flck 40 TO 1, thiId. Time.
l:4lA.
Fifth RRce-FiVe ana half furlnngs-nccoy. 100
0;yorctt), 4 10 . won: Clara WOoley 100 j. Brown,
to l. second; Lomond loI IL. Rose). 10 to /. third.
Time, l;OsSh.
sixth Racc- Seven furlongs-lIarry Thoburn, 1ob
CBassinGer), 3 to l. WON; da land Barr. Jos (Nutp
8 to l. secoud; Periwig 100 ,Bcauchamp). 81 to /,
third. Tine, 1:27A.
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xJHI ETIJS.



AIGoNQUIN. Aug. 22.-That the New York
schooIboys who are spending their vacation ut
Camp L nda,k. on lower Saranac Lake. arc
not idle these days. was demonstrated by tho
carnival OF sports held here Yesterday after
noon Tho programme comprised twelve
events including athletic field ard uuunt,
sports. Trinity. Berkeley and Cutler schools
Of the New YORK lUtgrs2hoiastic Athletic Assoc
tion were well represented. The games wcre
witnessed by large crowd Of N"w Workers
The camp has become j,cafra'ning quarters
for some of the schoolboys and Physical Direc-
tor =. VI SciNps, OF Trinity School, vino is the
sfr%s%T has SlrfS Hdusrd in some foot
luO.lard Dash-won by Frank C. Carr cutler
School. Thomas A. Np' ed, B"rkrley school. secNnii
Clarence F. Thompson, Cutler School, third limo,
22"..YiTi II n-won by Edward r sponge. Hcrhe.
sLraArr hyTk",e7. third Tine; - r. sGca ID"
10 Eaai' VIZ rr 10y lmg J. ES,Nrfei! Trig
second, with feet 8 nchrs: Thomas A. speed. BpIk
running tl.,f EtsaJump Won ny harold Vi Eno~ies
TrmitI, WI : feet 3'( n'Les' Eisard Z sp,nce
s'rIl%aq, GatIsf ,strd n t5 &C. - ,c' '.','
c. Srr:nan Trinity, third, Time, ninnrcs az j 3
WITH the s:t RUa. r w E
second With 90 feet; Philip A. sehiefoId, Trinity.
unS ALIEN BY MtTy
VIII am G. Elgerton, Albany, third
Aalf.M lie Paddle Race doubles Won by CnaE. Clark
and Louis Baldwin. berkeley, Morris Arnold and
Frank Patrrsnn, Bsrk ley, scgon Franz {. carr and
CiareIcS +. Thompson, Crtler. til I'd.
HafNtle Rrwng Rlce-won by Harold Mcschc.
oItier; William Edgcrton, Albany, second; Edward
SpinK, Berkeley, thirl
lIaf-Mile Paddle Race-WoL 10y Louis Baldwin.
BERKELEY FrAnk Peterson Berkeley second Clareuc
". Thompson: cutler. third,
Ffty-iard Tub Racs-Won by william Edgerton.
AlbApyi Harold MsIche, Cutler. second; Edward
Allen; Burlington, third.
Diving Contest-Won by Frank johnson. BePk a.
ley; Louis Baldwin. Berkeley, second; Philip A.
Schiefsld. Trinity. third.
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Gront 'ntcrost is conferred in the Futuriy
among tn" horsnmcn chartered on the Long
Island trucks Trainers. whose charges ar
r.yed from saratoga on Monday. say they never
knew thorolghbrrds to suffer SO on a Journey.
James kowe's crack candidate. Chacaruac.
suffered severely bat in his lin boring up gaiIop
Yesterday showed only slight effects Of the
trip. inns colt pleased the critics by his work.
Nearly every one tho had seen him run at Sar-
atoga Is OF the opinion that he will win the big
event next Saturday.
Plucky moved well and covered six furlongs
In 1916 very hanIiy BrGadier also moved
well, and the same may be said Of Nusette. 1t
is fully expected al Sheepshead Bay that Cha
cuinac and Muse t.. both bred at Brookdale
and both by imp JuvCnIL will nave the great
rHcr 70 themselves ut tn finish, ". CHARS 5
The Scptuhman covered Ak furlOngS in 10 n
the liravrsond course. This was grant work
n that track. Green b. Morris, it is said. will
start three, and the selected ones may he
Modrine. Silver Garter and Water King
knight Of Rhodes. by, Knight Of Ellerslle.. will
represent Mr.. W. Q. Eustis in the race. G. ID.
Wilson's Mordelin. who showed good form at
brighton, will, it is said. be sure starter.
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Atasracial meeting Of the Brooklyn Chaos
Clubs Executive Committee, held on NondaY
night Frank j. Marshall. the ciub's champion.
who won hrst prize in tho recent minor 'our-
nament at London. was delegated W represent
that club in the annual ntcr-c,1b con est o.
the stats -Zcit'mc Cupat the Saratoga Io"t'nS
Of the New York State Chess Associate n next
week. Marshall PLAYED for the brooklyn Club
last sumner. hut far'i y'vy ,'al ~. far lips
Chutz won the cup for n" N.n HttHH Guess
Club. Winuiug ali ~ tba three = Ole. r- g.. lyni.
The young Br uklvUit". 'ri"r q ~. com lO"nl
that he will give much bette, ace unto. HIM
se!f this time.
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now I am always prepared for emergencies"
The only thing that bothered his listeners was
how the conservative old vince man would look
trying to operate oil his brakes II the emer-
Rency arose.
racing Of the N Q. \, at Kirk Park was the re-
markahle win OF Al Newhouse. OF Buffalo. in
the mile open, Newhouses entry was a ate one
and 1t was thought that he did not have
chance; The race was the one-mile Increased
a the head OF the point table was beaten by
Ncwhouse in the sowest heat OF the ace and
therefore did not qualify for the final The
race :, was good one. otto Maya
nI ES PA I Pvt 10 tnok e. bunch nSSs
around at fast clip. Coming home at the
lead OF two lengths which he held around the
turn. In the stretdht kiser came ,ub on, one
were fighting it out, when tlfty yards from the
tnpe. Newhouse jumped by and won out by
length. Kiser beating Stevens for the place.
The other races were all well contested. SUM
marlcs:
one Nile Open. Amatcur-L H. Denny. Buffalo.
van, Auburn. third. Time, minutes II 10
seconds.
one Mile Open. Protessional-Al Eewhouss, Buff
falo. wOn Il. II. Klscr, Dayton. O.. second; Q. l..
stevens Ottumwa. Ia. third. Time. 2 minutes IL l-5
seconds.
one Mile Handicap, Amateur--warren Zurbrtct
yards second; d. l.. sullivan, Auburn, 80 yards.
third; Wilt Demong Syracuse, 90 yards. fourth.
Tine. z mhTes 20 seconds ,,,. , RI
Two Mile Handicap. Professionalism Maya, 30
yards, won: y. l.. Stevens. 40 yards second: II. IL.
kiser; 20 yards third, Is. D. Stevens. 100 yards,
fourth. Time, mtnutee 20 seconds m,
Australian Pursuit. hace-WaTen Zurbrick, Buf-
falo, won: Willie Demonp. syracu.c, second. Dis
TANGO. 10 miles. Time 81 minutes 80 seconds
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NEEEIN is NOT A PUZZLE.
J,EooKIY,S KNOCR I'M u PITCHER
arr on mn ~.

Former Sew Yorker Lasts Two Innings
yyhII, ai,Jnmrs Completely Bnmes the
I,,.,ors -Ouakrr- Fury tho New Torks
- T,l. second PinCe-Louisvillcs Win.
pt,chcr Nce.lu. who was handed over to tho
Roston CLUB - freedman for the expressed
r,rr,se az hiding the champions to beat the
uo,tiy,,a ont of the League cham ponShip.
Lr,ck,d ont Of the box in two innings by
u,,inn's men yesterday. McJamcs, on the
o.hcr hand, pitched q mastery game with the
,.suIt that the Brooklyns won the rubber OF
tho .ari.s and eit for the West last night with
a Load Of 43pntuts The Bostons incidentally
drorred 70 third place. the Philadelphia
tbrashlnc the New Yorks and passing thEm.
From now on the champions VIII have TO hhstle
20 tsrn ahead Of the l|atimores VINO, bY win
ming n douhle-header from the NashiIgtons.
nn,'roocbed to within seven points OF Selects
men.
The toulsvllles not only had walk over
vi,h ,ho ClavpIands, but also took ninth place
,w,v from the New Iorks. VIII ch they will
,r,Lahlv hold for some time to g bme. st. Louis
r,r from Chicago again and s. Ill leads Cinoin-
roti Inv three POINTS tho Il IDS winning ono
pame and PLAYING tho sec Sud contest to
draw with Pitt-hurg. Deg.inning tomorrow.
tho Bronklyns play three Games In Chicago and
in Pittsburg, after which II Is expected that the
three games scheduled 20 be played at Cleve-
land vii. he transicrre to Washington Park.
The Eostous visit tn eSo three western cities
for a similar number 81 games. while Philadel-
phIa and Baltimore II AXE trip to st. Louis.
Louisville aud Cjncv matt The results:
baltimore IL; Washv gton 3 Orst game,
Baltimore, ~, Wa hirXtbn, Second ganol.
CDanLhi!. flttsburI lhrst kainsl .,
CluClnNJ t. 4. PttsOnrg, 4(sroond Enme).
bro kl,u r, BOSTON,
ILAde pnu. 49, New York. ?.
uisylle, Is; Cleveland. q.
ST. LOUIS o; Chicago, /.
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on Howell. q; OF weighing 1. Strike out-.By
Howell, 2; by weighing. I. Three-bAss hiis-Ksis.
ter H9Tgll. heGrsy. Two.6Ase his-ilolmes. Dun
hases-NcGIaw, Padden. Hit by pitchor-by weyh.
ing. /: by Howell. 1, Wild pitchel-Howell, 2.
umplres-I.atha and Gaffney. Attendance-2.oSb.
Time-one hour and hfty- I'VE minutes.
CINCINNATI. 2: P1TTsBuRa. 1.-F1RsT GAME
CIScINNATI. Aug 22-The Reds won an e1-
citing eleven inning game from the Pittsburgs
header was called at the end Of the ninth with
the score tie. In the first game Hahn and
Iannehill pitched we'll. Hahn was hit rather
one sole. run was scored OF his delivery. Sparks
should have won In the second, but his gifts
proved costly, and in the seventh his support
Jailed him. There was much kicking. The
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"a. fno'e.,-........... Is o . . o 4 q / lis
""''."~. IT,. ..-...." "a 0 = o 2 O. .
ti',t n's" "u "'' Washington. Lett IN bases
~ 4, ~ "R-h H. Nu -. IIr-t a. gu balls
-, "' l'r.IaU. :. 90 IcNcuua !;
49,. .. ~ En.u'n.o -hrr, = Home run
,n'''N ."''H LtS. H.,-h, 81. q. Twr base Int
ncr lin a,r'.., 81. r".,coaQ, " hcnna, S''gi.
e'd ',.,.' lrlhi. H., ,"AIr,iIan- ni,'l Hon.
Wtt by NJ. H. Rg" n, ~ M.Gon. hah-fr, man.
~ ,e."aH, ! M+ii pr,cu.- M;uinrity. UEpircs-
N "an ''F al" Latham. THUe-2 hours and Z min
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssocArIoN.
CHICAGO a. st. Louis two gamcs Pittsburg at
CINCINNATI; Cleveland at Louisville.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Springfield: Montreal at Hartford;
Syracuse at Providence: Roc hester at Worcester.
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BROOKLYN. 5: BOSTON. 2.

,nsTox. Aug. 22.-The Supcrbas out-played
b r- champions at every point to-day and took
Re odd game OF the series. Bostons defeat
was III a measure due to Meektn. who was hit
& total Of seven hits and four runs in two
innings then giving away to Wills DR..
MrJamrs wa PRINCIPALLY responsible for
Brorklyns victory. He was a complete puzzle
10 the earlier stages o. the game. and toward
tho close when the chamrions began to bat
him. he held his head. and pitched effective
hall. The Surerhas folded taultlessly. max ing
no less than four double plays. which were tho
result of sharp work by Dahlen, Casey, DAILY
and Jennings.
r.ean"e III the first inning. Doubles by Jones
and kelley and singles by Jennings, Anderson
and Casey yielded three runs. Jones mado
another sng,e in the second. scoring on Jen-
nngs's single aud ATTEMPTED steal. That was
enough Tor Meekins. and Willis went into the
box. lie proved the same old puzzle as ever.
only SIX hits were made off him in seven
innlnES among which was Days home run over
the lett Held fence. The CHAMPIONS could do
nothing with Mrlamcs Until the seventh. when
by doubles by Truney. Long and Stahl scored
two runs, They made a Did for runs IN the
ninth. when Tenney and Long led Off with
singles, but short double play by Casey and
Dahlen. and Duly grnunder retired the side.
The work Of Dahlen and DAILY for Brook Ism and
OF ong and Tenney for Boston were the fea-
tuTes, The score:
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At Spring g; Toronto. 1.
At Har 70 rd-Hartford. 8; Montreal. o.
At Provid ence- Providence. 3: Syrscuse.o
At Woreester-Worcester.% 4; Rochester. o.
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CHICAGO.

Twobase hits-Burkett, Conner Three. base hits
Donohue. First base on balls-or ouppy. 1; on
Garyin l. Double playCcDonohge. !, M.go oGTtn and
Pissed bali-Donohue. Stolen bsses-Donlin. Chlds,
Heidrick Criger t8). Wa lace. HIT by pitched
boldly Cuppy. Umpires-Swartwood and Dwyer.
Time-2 hours.
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AZ Minneapolis MINI eapol's o: Buffalo, 4.
Al ST. Paul-St. Paul. r; Grand Rapids. I.
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Detroit, IL.
At Kansas Citv-KAnsAs City, 8; indianapolis, 1.
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Totals..... 88 IL n Totals. Il 9HS1 10
"one man out when winning run was scored.
Cincinnati .........."..o I o Ia
Stolen bases-williams. Smith, Beckley (2). sey-
bold Sacrifice hts-scn tiysr. oBrien. Corcornn.
nehill and Bowerman. Struck out-By Hahn, 4; by
Tannohiil, O. First bases on balls-od Hahu. 2; of
Tannchill 2. Passed ball-Schriver. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 3: pittsburg. o. First base on errors
CINCINNATI, /; Pittsoug.2. Umpires-o'Day and
McGarr.
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Connecticut State League.

At Norwich Bridgeport, a; Norwich. s.
Al New London-New London. y; Derby, 4
At Bristol-New Haven. v: Bristol. 2.
Al Watcrbury-First nc-waterbury. 4; Mer
iden. l. Second game-N aterbury, 3; heriden, 2.
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