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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30

Two-base hits, Barclay, Lynch 2, Cam
pau, Smith; three-base hit, Smink; home
runs, Smith, o'Hagan first base on balls,
OFF Conn q. stolen base, Smith; first on
errors, Rochester 2, Syracuse 2; lift by
out by Kimble l; left on bases. Roches-
ter 5. Syracuse 8; double plays Burke TO
O'Hagan Rothermel to Lynch to Field:
sacrifice hit, Smith. Time lao Umpire,
Boyd.
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WILL BE GOOD TO-DAY.

Rochester. July 29.-The Bronchos made
it five out of six ~ defeating the Stars
today Kimble, in the box for the visit
ors, was hit freely. One of the most no.
table features was two home runs in one
inning, Smith and o'Hagan both making
beautiful drives. Conn was hit freely, but
his support was fine. No game will be
played tomorrow at Charlotte because
the gate receipts for the last two Sun
days were small. Score;
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BURkETT's TWO HoMERs.

st Louis, July 29.-McBride gave Brook
Ign today's game. The Perfectos made
a, great finish in the ninth and gave the
Superbas scare. With two men on
bases. Burkett made his second home run
of the game in this inning. Attendance,
$500. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
WORCESTER.

Twq-base hits, Turner, Shindle Mas
sey geasgeG Muller stolen bases, shar-
Bile plays, Shindle Stuart and Massey
Gatins, Stuart and Massey; bases on balls
off Sechrist a; struck out, by Sechrist d
by Horton 2; left. on bases, Hartford q
Worcester 4; first on errors, Hartford /.
wild pitch, Horton, /, Time, 1850. Umnre,
O'Loug him. Attendance 1900. - :, n
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Sacrifice hits, Walters, Evans, Campbell,
hits, Davis, Campbell Hemming; first
base on balls, Walters, Murray, Brown
Pappalau; struck out, Walters, Davis,
Leahy,. Murray, Evans, Hemniilfg; hit. BY
pitched ball. Gunson; double plays
Curley unassisted, Shannon and Hem
\ ing, Evans, Leehy and Davis, Cooney
cassidy and Davis. Time of game, LOS
Umpire Gruber
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
AN EVEN SPLIT.

Montreal, July Toronto and Mont
real broke even today Toronto won the
first game on Browns lucky three-bag-
ger in the ninth. Montreal should have
won, but lost through costly errors. In
the second game Montreal hit Williams
hard. Two home runs and single gave
Montreal four runs, The game was
called at the end of the sixth, threatening
rain making it too dark to play. Attend
ance, $500. Scores:
~ Ell u G. 4. Z. A NJ u
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MERTEs AGAIN TO BLAME.

Chicago. July 29.-Two errors gave the
Phillies another game today, in contest
lasting ten innings After two out in
the ninth, Mertes dropped Delehantys
long fly, allowing the visitors to tie the
score, and they won in the tenth on
double and a long single. Attendance,
1900. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30

Earned runs, Chicago 5, Philadelphia 2;
left on bases, Chicago s, Philadelphia 5:
two-base hits, Green, Conner, Taylor,
Douglass; three-base hits, Delehanty,
Flick, Cross; home run, Mertes; sacrifice
hits, Mccormick, Demontreville 2; stolen
bases, Mertes, Mccormick Cooley, Dele
hanty; double play Demontreville and
Everett; struck out. by TAYLOR 8, by
Donohue 3; passed ball, Douglass; first
base on balls, off Taylor 5, off Donohue 3;
hit by pitched bail, Thomas. Time of
game, 2.S5. Umpires Emslie and Nc
Donald.
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WASHINGTON.

TWO out when winning run was made.
Pittsburg 40 0 0 2 0 . o 1-6
Washington % 0 l 2 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs Pittsburg 2, Washington l.
ttWo-base hits Beaumont, Slagle Barry,
three-base hit, Clark sacrifice hit XII.
tredge; stolen bases O'Brien CWashinp-
tom, Padden; first base on balls off
Sparks l, off Mercer 2; struck out nv
Sparks e. by Mercer /; hit by pitched bali
Slagle, Padden. Time, 2.iO. Umniras'
Swartwood and Hunt. w.
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stolen. bases, schiebeck 2, Jacklitz; two
base hits, Felix, Hannivan; three-base
base on balls, off Felix 2, off Williams i;
struck out, by Felix l, by Williams /;
double play, Johnson, Dooley and Jack.
Time of game, 40 Umpire, Wise.
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RACE POSTPONED.
Bad Weather Delays Second Of lnterna-
tIonal Series.

Dorval, Que, July 29-Lack OF wind
caused the postponement OF the second
race for the sewaphaka challenge cur.
between the Constance and Glencairn. To-
day. Scarcely q breath of air was STIR
for. a start came and although the rules
call for. a race starting not later than
3. o'clock, II was mutually decided that
half past 4. ~ N'''ii
AT that hour, however, there was nj
most dead calm, and the race was
called on; the next race will be on Mon
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
ATTEND NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Rev Daniel +. McGillicuddy, pastor OF
st. Stephens Church, leaves Aug for
the convention Of the National Temper
ance Union at Chicago. FIR. McGilli-
cuddy Is member of the executive COM
mittee of the national body, and will be
accompanied by David Goggin of the
Father Mathew Temperance Society FIR.
McGillicuddy told The Spy man last
ness to be brought up before the conven-
ton, although something may have de-
veloped in other parts of the country
Probably no action will be taken on the
lecture by DR.. G. Stanley Hail. president
of Clark University, on drinking.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
Hartford a Few Too
Many for Crippled
Farm Hands.
RURAL ARTISTS TWICE BEATEN.
Not at Home In Air Of
a Big Metrop-
oils.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Hartford 2; WOrcester0.
Hartford q; Worcester 8.
Providence Is; Springfield 4.
Provtdsnce 3, Springfield 2.
TOrontO 6, Montreal 3.
Montreal q; Toronto 2.
Rochester 0; Syracuse 8.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GAMES TODAY.

New York Mt Cincinnati; Brooklyn at
t.LOuis; Washington at Chicago; Cleve-
land at st. Louis, two games.
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MARJORIE LIES LOW.
Kindly Gives Other Horses Chance to
Win.

Dover, N. H., July 29-The light
harness meeting of Granite State park
was brought to a successful end this
afternoon. The races were all very
closely contested, and it required 10
heats to bring to an end the four events
on the card. The 2:1S trot was won by
Glory, the favorite, after a hard strug
gle.
1t took seven heats to settle the 2:1O
pace, Woodshed, the favorite, being
beaten by Mervin G. The Shah won the
2:14 pace in straight heats. Four heats
We're paced in the 2:17 class. when
darkness set in. The money was divid-
ed In accordance with the rules. Driver
Grady, who was taken down from be-
hind Maxine, yesterday was fined 500.
The SUMMARIZE
21S CLASS TRoT-PURsE $500.
Glory, oh. g., Sir Walter, Jr.,
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2;17 CLASS PACE-PLTRSE $500.
MARLBORO RACES.
Some Good Events Run Off and oat Rae 70
Made Fun.

Marlboro, July 29.-The 500 people
who attended the races at the Marlboro
Driving park this afternoon, for the
benefit of the city hospital were treat
ed to some rare enjoyment. In the 2:27
class, Commodore Dewey won three out
of four heats, and all by the most SEN
sational of finishes. Nancy Athol gave
a fine exhibition in the 2:20 class, win
ming three straight heats. The feature
Of the meet was the gentleman's driv-
ing race. The distance was a half
mile, and each horse was driven by its
owner. The scoring of the race created
unbounded merriment" and there were
many escapes from serious accidents.
The prize was rs bushels of oats, and
this was divided between G. D. Bilrs
Ned Wilkes and DR.. E. H. Ellis Prin-
tania.
2:2o CLASS, TRoT OR PACE-PURsE $500
Nancy Athol. b. CCook) / ! l
WIN Curry e. g......."(o,ponnelD 2 2 z
Time, 2:24 900 2:22%
.2:27 CLASS, TRoT OR PACE-PURsE $50
Commodore Dewey, b. q,
Irene. CHI. m.......Q dcAmifre) 2 2
Joel, b. g..,...........I unsmanl 3
Lila Shedd, b. g..."... (MitchelD 4 4 4
Highland Boy, b. g.. (Mahoney) els
Time, 2:30 2:32%. 2:292i, 2;27l4.
ROAD RACE, TROT OR PACE-75
BUSHELS OATS.
Ned Wilkes, b. .Bnls) l 0 2 2 1
Dead heat)
Printania, b. m...... (Ellis) 1 0 2 1 2
dead hcat)
Pilot X, b. Sac. Phiilips) 3 8 8
Flora Belle, b. m. .(Flagg) 2 4 A 4
Marquis, b. g., .Parsons) dis
Gen Miles, CHI g. (McCrallis) dis
Time, lis, 1:19, 1lgls 1:16, lily, no
time.
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ALBANY RACES.

Albany N. Y, July 29.-The Island Park
races were concluded today with two
races. Harry Shedd and Kittie Neuman
so far outclassed their fields that the race
was for second place in each event. sum-
FPS CLASS TRoT-PURsE $500.
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STILL PlTrssURo WINS.

Pittsburg, July 2o.-Pittsburg won in the
eleventh inning today after two men were
out on a hit by Madison, followed by a
three-bagger by Clark. Sparks and Mer-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30

Ger both pitched good games. O'Brien
made sensational catch against left field
fence from Williams bat. which was ex-
peeted to yield home run. Attendance
$500. Score:
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MR. SMITHS CONDITION IMPROVES.

The condition of Philip Lee Smith, son
of the late j. Edwin Smith, who was in
jured on Broadway In New York, last
week. was considered more favorable to
ultimate recovery yesterday and chances
looked brighter for him than any day
since the accident happened.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
WORCESTER.

Two-baae hits, Lippert, Cavelle, Stuart;
stolen bases, Gating Q; sacrifice hits Klo-
Shindle. Gatins and Massey, Harrington,
Carr and Bransfeld; bases on balls, off
Miller ?: struck out by Hodson e.. by
Miller 4; left on bases, Hartford 2, Wor-
cester 3; first on errors, Hartford /, Wor-
cester 1, Time, 1,S5. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
Attendance 1000
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
CLEVELAND RACES,
Miss Logan's Fast
Work in the
2.O7 Glass.
MERIDEN And MARLBORO.
Baby Strathmore Wins All
Kinds Of Money for
Worcester.
MERIDEN and MARLBORO.

Cleveland, o., July pa small crowd
saw the wind-up of the grand circuit
races, though the sport was fine, in
spite of the rain, which fell for a time
during the afternoon.
Sherman Clay was the favorite in the
2;O7 pace up to the fifth heat, though
he never showed his nose at the front.
Ananias won the first two heats and
Miss Logan took the next three with
ease.
Copeland was a favorite in the 2:12
trot, and won without effort, though
Tudor Chimes made a game struggle for
first place in the last two heats.
In the 2:24 pace, Sphinx S. was the
favorite, and won the first heat, but
Harry o. took the next two heats and
the race, after driving finishes.
Derby Lass was played as favorite
IN the 2:24 trot, but was never better
than third in the first heat. Owyhee
won the first heat from George Carney.
BY driving finish, George Carney got
the second heat, but Owyhee captured
the third and the race.
Summarizes:
2:0T CLASS, PACING, BEST THREE IN
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
SPRINGFIELD.

hits, Leahy, Curley, Murray; first base
on balls, Walters, Cooney, Hemming,
Dunkle; struck out, Hernon, Brown q
Time of game, 20. Umpire, Gruber. !
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
MONTREAL.

Stolen bases, Dooley, Henry, Schiebeck
HroWn, Grey; sacrifice hits, Alloway *
two-base hits, 7. Bannon, Jacklitz. Beaii,
mont; three-base hits, Duggleby, j. BAN
n l,}a Br9 9 w double plays ]. Banhon
euf hrst base on balls, off Dunslehv Z or
A,lQway 3; struck out by DuEgieby 4 by
Allowav 4; left on bases Montreal z
Toronto ,!. z Time of game, 2.O5. Umpire
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POOR EXHIBITION.

Cincinnati, July 29.--Today's game was
full of hitting and poor fielding. The
pitching on both sides was weak. At
tendance 400. Score:
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Slated for Powell in the ninth.

Brooklyn ....... 0 2 0 FL 0 O-6
ST. Louis ......... 0 0 0 0 "a
Earned runs, st. Louis 8, Brooklyn /;
two-base-hit, Jones; home runs, Burkett
2, Anderson: double plays, Tebeau and
Wallace, Dahlen, Oily and Anderson,
DAILY and Anderson: first Base on balls,
off Mcbride S, off Powell l, off Hughes 8;
struck out, by Mcbride l, by Powell /, by
Hughes 5; wild PITCH Mcbride. Empires,
0,Day- and MeGarr
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
BROOKLYN SCARS.
Still Winning with
Same Monotonous
Regularity.
PHILuES PASS TWO OBSTACLES.
Chicago Sliding Downward
on Mad Plunge to
Destruction.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Brooklyn 6; st. Louis 4.
Pittsburg 8; Washington 8.
Cincinnati o; New York 8.
Philadelphia ~ Chicago o.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
FOOLED TIE TALENT
Worcester Horsemen Make
Barrels Of Money on
Baby Strathmore.

Meriden, CT, July 29.-Today wit
messed the final races in the four days
meeting of the Massachusetts and Con-
necticut trotting circuit. The feature
of the card was the performance of
the Worcester mare, Baby Strathmore,
in the 2:12 trot and pace, which was a
hard fought contest from bell to wire,
and completely overthrow the talent.
The diminutive little PAGER was over
looked by the knowing ones. Mel AL
cyoner held strong favorite through
out the betting, with second and third
choices at half value, while Baby
Strathmore brought SO in $780, 1t was
rumored that the daughter Of Major
Strathmore had thus far this season
shown no ability to go fast enough to
keep warm, and she was not thought
dangerous until the end of the fourth
heat, The mare never paced a better
race in her four seasons on the track,
and marched away from the field in the
fifth heat, winning in 2:14%.
Jennie Hale, another Worcester mare,
walked away with gift in the 2:22
trot and pace. The Worcester horse.
Tugboat, 2:24A, was injured in unload
ing from the cars this morning, and
was unable to start. The summaries:
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Earned runs Cincinnati 5, New York 3;
two-base hits. sicPhee, Selbach, Wilson,
stolen base Selbach; double play, Van
Haltren to Gleason; first base on balls,
off Breitenstein /, off Taylor s. off Carrick
8. Time 2.15. umpires, Lynch and Con-
molly.
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RAN AGAINST HITCH POST
Thought he Was waylaid. aad Rsbbed--
a Conflicting story.

Thought me wss waytaid. and Robbed
Conflicting story.
Robert Bowel, a farmer about 90
years old, was painfully hurt the
other night about 10 O'Clock on
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it was not rather late for him to be
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Pulliam met the farmer next morn
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Akers & Russell have a nice line
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Remember that you can get
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Santa Claus.

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Fruit Cake.

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We have a lot of corsets worth
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Indians Queer Death

Wallace jefferson, a prominent
full .blooded Choctaw, who had lived
near the present site of Antlers for
many years, died under peculiar
circumstances He belonged to a
large class Of Indians who still be-
lieve in witchcraft. He was mem
Der of the Locke faction III the
Locke-Jones war seven years ago.
Just before his death he sent for
his friend, Locke. and told him he
had been bewitched and was going
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fight. a witch shot him in the side
with pig bullet, and that he could
feel the pig in his stomach.
He called for his pipe, saying he
wanted to have an old-time In
dian smoke. After smoking ht
lay down and expired in few min
uteS.
Jefferson was a captain in tht
Confederate army under Col. Sin
Folsom, who commanded a Choc
taw regiment, and who is still llv
ing at Doaksville, |. T.-Checotal
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@ienitdno for at bet pOpuliItiits
8oorb Of CHARITIES. Som Saqen MI
Itaur, nester Mrs. gaer bent uo at
op9ipe lin ppit ps trobIsr baaoe Ct
motor Sumper o9 bet belle godro for
reiten.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-03

mooi9tter iig ben p~aabegpnots Be
p9gelie. Stuloe Soiper 8rule Sns
bianerne blipe IlGttet. o9 assnturet
TONNE til at lisge %ubenDttst bet
bible Silfalbe at iaaoan Jlptning
lite langere tiltr1nges -. pilbe bet
bIiOe ct 9sbsiteb for Chamberlain,
figes Der. chamberlain bar altio boz
ret os sr ben sneite tileianssliss Sdns
oelsplaos for Goipsr gurle Snoias
nerne. gpen er giennsm fine 5orrets
ningstdnaler tpmmen | 9eiiooelIe at
n9'ten als be pengs, fom Snoianerte
bar facet fra Resierinsen. !5unbelen
ira ben aant bar iattiIt ucgjort
Steriteparten at Gbamberlains Sors
retningsrsrelie, % bpis Igenturet
fpttes, bill gpsn bore ruineret / .0uns
oelspeien.