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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

NEW YORK, July 20.-The sixth
Gay Of the international bowling tour
nament was highly successful. A
large crowd was present and the
weather was much cooler than at any
time since the tournament started.
The main event of the day was the
series between New York and Chicago
IN the inter-city championship contest.
Each team rolled three games, the team
having the highest aggregate score
winning. Chicago was in fine form and
showed the New Workers how to win
an uphill game. The westerners had a
small band OF rooters with them and
they gathered in good sum of money
when the result was announced. Brill
won the first game for his side, with a
score of 246. while Harb pulled Chi
cago out of the second game by strik-
ing out, and in the final he again came
to the rescue in the last three frames.
Chicago's total score was 2615, an aver
age of 81 2-3 per game. The score was
the highest of the tournament and the
western men captured first prize. New
York was second both passing the Co.
lumbus, Ohio, and Wheeling, w. Va,
men.
Ca1-o.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Detweiler Grays accept the chal-
lenge of the c.. Stevens for Sunday
afternoon on the Forty-first street
grounds.
The Happy Nine base ball team ac-
cept the challenge of the Cast Aside
team for game of ball Sunday morn
ing on the tunnel green, game to be
called at 8 o'clock.
The Happy Nine base ball team will
cross bats with the Harvest Stars Sun
day afternoon. The team will line nm
as follows. Horner, second catcher:
Cannon, catcher; Ruttencutter, pitch
er; Meyer, shortstop: Calissie. first
base; Butler, second base; Bero. third
base; Calvert, right field; Newhart
centre field; Wagner, left field. Game
called at . o'clock.
The Belmont ball team, which de-
feated the Tiltonyille team June Both
by a score OF Z to 4, will play on the
lauter's grounds tomorrow afternoon,
Walton. who has been playing with the
Ashtabulas, will be back at his old
place on short line. Tiltonyille root
ers are betting odds that their club will
win and even money that they will
meet defeat similar to the one adj
ministered to the Bridgeport team
Manager Gallagher viii guarantee the
q. Stephens all expenses for game
on the Tikonville ground Saturday
July 2S. If accepted answer through
this paper.
The LaBelles will acceA the chal-
lenge OF the Happy MIN am or any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

The Movements of Citizens and the
Arrival and Departure of strang-
Mr.. j. c. Mckinley is visiting at Deer
Park.
Will Zarnitz leaves Monday for a
weeks trip to Proctor.
Miss Sophie Gaus, of the East End.
is visiting in st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Alvin Low, of the Island, left
yesterday for Niagara Falls.
Sheriff S. Denham, of Harrison coun-
ty, is in the city on business.
DR.. James Schwinn, of the South
Side, is visiting at Mt. Clemens.
Fred Bell arrived home yesterday.
from a visit to Cumberland, Md.
Miss Lee Nickerson, of Elm Grove. is
the guest of friends on the Island.
Miss Lula Jones, of the Island, will
leave in a few day for Chatauqua.
Charles Fox, of the South Side. has
returned home from Philadelphia.
The Rev. j. L. Sooy will spend his
vacation at Lakeside, on Lake Erie.
w. ]. Wees, of the East End. has re-
eurned from trip to Philadelphia.
Allen Robinson, stamp clerk at the
postoffice, is home from mis- vacation.
Rev. Archibald Moore is quite i'll at
his home on South Broadway, Island.
Miss Laura Collins, of the Island. ia
spending her vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Maud and Bessie McNicolls. of
the Island, are visiting near Steel Ridge.
Mrs H. Keller and Miss Bernadette
Keller are visiting friends near Proc
tor
Prof. Work and family, of the ISL
and, are visiting near Little Washing
ton. =
Jacob Rolf, of the South Side. return
ed Thursday evening from southern
trip.
Miss Letta MCGEE, OF South York
street, Island, is the guest of friends in
ohig TIT
Mrs H. MCGEE, OF the Island, is en-
tertaining Mrs. Paul Randelt, o. Pitts
burg.
Mrs. James MCGEE. of the Island, is
spending a few weeks on the Camp
Ground
Marsh. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Watkins, Jr.. is visiting friends in the
country.
A son OF Max Spindler. OF McKees-
port, O., is the guest of friends on the
South Side.
Miss Clio Alexander, OF Pittsburg, is
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FOUND THEM GUILTY.
Strike leaders and Miners Convicted
OF Unlawful Assembly and Riot.

OF Unlawful Assembly and Riot.
Special 10 the Register.
CUMBERLAND. Md, July 20.-The trial
Of VIM. Warner, of Pittsburg; Thos Hag.
gerty, Reynoldsviile. Pa. and Allen Bar
Der. president Of the district union strike
leaders, together with tweniy-one min
ers charged with rioting and,unlawful as
sembly at Homecoming. which was begun
Monday. reached the jury late this NJ
ternoon. The jury returned Tonight with
a verdict OF guilty as to Warner and
twelve miners OF unlawful assembly. and
acquitted Barber and Haggerty and the
rest of the miners. 1t was q comprom-
Use.
On the night Of the 22d OF June there
was AN anu-strike meeting at Lonaeon-
ing which led 10 the trouble The penal
~ is a fine and Imprisonment in jail or
house OF correction.
Warner IL yet TO be tried on a charge
of criminal libel, preferred by a member
of the union. There. arc also more charges
against large number Of miners OF
rioting on another occasion. A special
term OF court was convened 20 try the
cases. Warner will take an appeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
BRIDGEPORT.

Chronicle of Daily Events from the
Town Across the Way.
J. c. Dent left last evening for New
York.
w. F. Mann, Of Malaga, was in town
yesterday.
A. T. Bowie. wife and daughter spent
yesterday at st. Clajrsville as the guest
of friends.
George Bresock is visiting friends at
Wellsburg.
The G. A. r. held their regular meet
ing last evening.
Everly South was at Flushing yester-
day on business.
A young child of VIM. Berry, OF Rail-
road street, is quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Grouse and fam
lily have returned from pleasant visit
with Monroe county friends.
Curley Reed, a Bridgeport boy and a
member of the Third United States
cavalry, stationed at Fort Myers, Vir-
ginla, has written his parents that he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
RACES SPOILED
BY a DOwnpour of Rain at Detroit
Yesterday.

by DOwnpOur of Rain at Detroit
Yesterday.
DETROIT, July 20.-A heavy down.
pour spoiled the programme of races
at the Crosse Pointe's track this after
noon. The deluge came after three
heats had been run. The $500 spec
tators waited until o'clock. when it
was announced that the muddy condi-
ton of the track precluded any further
racing. Two heats were pulled off in
the 2:27 race, and one of the Norman
die stake for 200 PAGERS. In the for
mer Lasso, Village Farm gelding,
was the favorite, with Queen Eleanor
second choice. The mare won the first
heat away from Rhea and Mable G.
Lasso got the second heat by a noes
in front of Eleanor.
Conner was the leading favorite of
the eleven staters in the Normandie
stake. He and Riley B., four-year-old.
went the mile together away ahead of
the field, Riley finally winning out
easily.
The 2;04 pace between Searchlight
and Anaconda, and the 2:12 trot were
postponed. Summary: .
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BRIDES OFFERED
TwoMembers of the State Examfn-
ing Board of Pharmacy-EIeyen
Applicants for Certificates.

George II. Ebeling. the South Side drug
gist, returned home yesterday from Fair
mont, where ne attended the examination
of the State Board of Pharmacy Mr.
Ebeling is the vice president OF the board
of examiners. The other officers are III.
L. Boggs. of Charleston; ". S. Hamilton.
OF Fairmont, secretary and treasurer, and
E. B. Hall, of Parkersburg
There were eleven applicants for GER
tificates, who took the examinations Ona
of the new features introduced was the
open examinations. Heretofore only the
members OF the board and those taking
the examinations were admitted During
the session a number of Fairmont drug
gists were present.
That certificates are much sought after
was proven by the fact that two MEM
bers Of the board were offered s1oe each
II they would grant one. II is hardly
necessary to state that no certificate will
ever be received from the. board In thar
manner. The result Of the examinations
VIII be announced within . lew days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

would leave yesterday for the western
coast and would so from there to
China.
The Mary Liz club defeated the Jack
Murphys yesterday in one-sided
game, the score being 13 to .. Batter
les, Craig and Gilhooley: o'Hare and
Murphy The Mary Liz club would like
a game with the p. Doughertys. OF
Martins Ferry, forsnext Monday
The lntelligencer correspondent has
not yet learned that he was the tool
of joke regarding the unreliable re-
port of w. V, Campbell changing his
politics But in time he will realize
that the source from which the report
came is never taken seriously by those
who are acquainted with him, and on
the lntelligencer he simply worked the
young man for an inconsistent joke.
The correspondent says Democrats
must get used 10 these flops. They will
take better care OF the foppers than
he is taking care of fake reports. and
II would be well to ask, what has be-
come of the Teddy club, which failed
to have a meeting at their last call,
even though Col. Dick spent hours In
trying 10 get a crowd, and Lord True
man laid in wait to make speech TO
the faithful, but they did not come.
Have patience, boys; but don't buy
costumes for the masquerade until the
show is a go. How humilating it must
be TO think you are great leader but
fail TO have any following corpor-
ais guard will attend the burial of the
club in body.
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other team for a game on the brick
yard grounds Sunday afternoon. II
accepted answer through this paper
The Harry Aliens defeated the P.
Bachmanns by the score Of Il to 9.
The feature OF the game was the all
round playing of the Aliens. Batter
les, for the Aliens, Smith and Lam
derus; for the Bachmanns, Boyd and
Conrad.
The Harry Aliens and the Bach
MAINS will play tomorrow afternoon.
Battery for the Aliens will be Smith
and Buch. The line up, Dolan, second
catcher; Smith, catcher; Landerus,
pitcher and shortstop; Buch, pitcher
and first base; E. Smith, second base;
Medick, third base; Burk, right field;
Finnegan, centre field; Selvey, left
field. II. A. Allen, manager.
The Tommy Furrys, OF Bridgeport,
challenge the C. Stephens. of Wheel
ing, for game of ball Sunday week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

[ At 9 O'Clock yesterday morning the
fifth day of the Ohio County Teachers
Institute was called to order, and the
opening services, which consisted of
singing and responsive reading, was
held At the conclusion of the opening
services the subject of Libraries was
taken up by Prof Scott and Misses Ad-
die Gardner and Yoke. They spoke of
the district, sub-district, city and trav-
cling Libraries; of the number of books
each should contain and the list of
books necessary for country school
library The kind, quality and price
of books were discussed, also the best
publishers. On Friday, December 9th,
Library Day will be celebrated in all
the schools throughout the State.
Captain B. B. Dovener then took UP
the subject of IAN Act OF Congress. !"
He spoke of the different stages a bill
must pass through before it became a
law. He explained clearly to the teach
ers how bill was first referred to the
proper committee, and told how the
committee considered it before recon-
mending it to Congress. He spoke of
the reading of the bill in the two houses
and how amendments were proposed for
it. He spoke of the ways used by the
minority to defeat bills, and the final
stages through which it must pass. He
explained what effect the Presidents
approval or veto had on a bill, how the
veto could be overcome, and of the
time in which the President was allow
ed to consider the bill.
AT the close of Captain Dovener's
address. Miss Mary Terrill discussed
the subject of physiology. At the close
of Miss Terrill's address, the institute
adjourned until II o'clock.
At the close of the recess the subject
of music was taken up by the Misses
Nellie Krummer and Kate Ritter. They
discussed the question, Can Teachers
Without Experience in Teaching Mu-
sic Take 1t up Successfully in Their
Schools?" They gave in detail the way
to proceed from the very first day, the
different methods used and the merits
of each.
AT 1880 Prof Crago discussed the
subject of Grammar. He spoke of the
relation of grammar to language and
how to teach it best in the public
schools. Several points in grammar
were taken up and discussed. At noon
an intermission was taken until 1890.
The Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session was opened
with singing. after which the commit
tee on resolutions and district .eonven-
lions made their report. After the dis
tribution of certificates of attendance
and the singing of a song, the institute
was adjourned. The teachers are all
pleased with the week of institute. and
they have received much interesting
and profitable instruction.
The examinations, as, previously an
nounced in the Register, will occur
next Tuesday and Wednesday, when
between fifty and sixty teachers will
be examined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Mixed ROursOme Match Play Will
Come on at Highlands and Wheel
ing Links.

Mixed RoursOme Match Play Will
Come on at Highlands and Wheel
ing Links.
This afternoon there will be matches
at both the Highland and Wheeling
golf links. At the latter it will be in the
nature of mixed foursomes under han
dicap by holes. Two rounds of IL
holes will be pulled Off for two
trophies, the first and second best
scores capturing the prizes. Quite a
number of entries are in prospect, and
no doubt very interesting match will
be the outcome.
AT the Highland links there will be
mixed foursome match, match play
to govern. Quite number of gentle
men and lady contestants have entered
and the match promises to be spirited
one. Owing to the fact that a semi
ilnal and final match will have to be
played, the matches will not exceed ~
holes. The trophy will be pennant,
presented by Miss Genevieve Ewing, to
be defended against all corners on no.
tice,
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deputy Marshal Elliott arrived in the
city yesterday in search of the two coun.
terfeiters whom the local police failed tc
apprehend. He had a description OF the
TWO men wanted. and ran across them
on the street yesterday They are VIM.
Montgomery, said to be a prosperous
merchant at Wileyyiile, Wetzel county,
and Joseph Shepherd, his clerk. The
men We're taken before U. S. Commission
er Geo z. Boyd. Jr., and committed 10
jail for a hearing to-day.
The offense with which the two are
charged is raising the denomination OF
treasury notes. Their alleged plan was
TO take one dollar and ten dollar bill,
tearing small portion off each. and by
the use of paste and ink, making the de-
nomination of each $40. The profit on
each transaction is 50, and the prisoners
are said TO be adopts. Three of the bills
were found on the person of MONTGOMERY
when he was arrested.
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Won a Championships.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Miss Bessie
Anthony, of the Evanston Golf Club,
to-day won the western woman's golf
championship and the Governors cup
by defeating Mrs. Jack Gutter five up
and four to play. Miss Anthony is but
seventeen years of age and appeared
on the links for the first time last
year.
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VICTORY FOR DU BOTS.

POCATELLO, Idaho. Jfiy 20.-The
Democratic state Convention to-day re-
considered the vote by which last night
II voted against the nomination OF a
Senator and instructed the conference
committee to consider the Senator one
OF the Offices 70 be apportloned in the
fusion arrangements This Is a COM
plete victory for Du Bols and there
seems little doubt that eventually he
will be nominated.
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Marks Frosa Above.

PITTSBURG-River 80 feet. Cloudy
and warm
STEG BENVILLE-Rive feet inch
and falling. Clear and warm
MORGA NT0WN -River feet and sta
tionary Cloudy and warm
OIL CITI-River 3 inches and falling.
Clear and warm
BROWNSVILLE-River 6 feet and sta
tionary
and rising. Fair and hot
WARREN-Riyer 3 foot Clear and
warm
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Cadix Game.

CADIZ, O., July 20.-The game of ball
between the Cadiz Juniors and the
Steubenville Sluggers here to-day was
interrupted by rain in the fifth inning
The score stood to 10 in favor of the
Sluggers. The teams are well matched,
and would put up good game in IA
vorable weather.
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Handler Knocked Out.

NEW YORK, July 20h--Andy Walsh, of
Brooklyn, Knocked out Jimmy Handler,
OF Newark. in one round and 81 seconds at
the Broadway Athletic club tonight The
men met for a twenty-round go at 1852
pounds.
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The marks on the w4arf at midnight
showed feet 9 inches.
All the local boats were on time yes
teraay.
The Virginia arrived at S o'clock
yesterday morning, and being unable
to proceed further up. resnippe. her
cargo by rail- The time OF departure
Tomorrow will depend on the height
o. the water
e Avalon, which should have ar
rived a. IL a. m. yesterday, did not get
here until midnight. She will return
to Pittsburg at midnight tonight.
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Id IIVu TUFTS, IItISUufB :, I HIIdutIpIIId
8. Two-base hits, o Blrien 2 Flick 2.
Wagner. Three-base hit, O'Brien. Home
run, Wolverton. Stolen basess, Beau
delphia 6. First on balls off Chesbro 4,
off Frazer /. Hit by pitcher, Flick. Struck
out. by Chesbro 5, by Frazer 4. Passed
balls, Douglass q Wild pitch, Frazer.
Time, 2:25. Umpire, Emslie. Attendance,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-21

NEW YORK, July 20.--New York won
another game from st. Louis at the Polo
grounds to-day. St. Louis just escaped
a whitewash by some clean hitting in the
eighth inning Score:
St. Louis 80 0 0 0 % 4
New York al 0 0 *-3 Z 0
Jones and Criger; Carrick and Warner.
Earned runs, St. Louis ?. Umpire, Terry.
Attendance. 500
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There were five prizes in this event.

to-day. The winners were:
Duck Pr Blantic Garden, Balti-
more, Az; Cooked Hat, Kama, New
York, 131.
Candle Pin, Worcester, Mass, 447.
In a special match game between
Kuppinger, of ST. Louis, and Gengen-
bach. of St Louis, the former won
by taking five games to two.
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To-Morrow,s Packet..

Sistersville. Leroy, a. m.
Ptttsburg, Kanawha, 9 a. m
Pittsburg. Keystone State, a. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 D. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 D. M
SiSterSville, Leroy, $50 D. m
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TO-Dny.s Roats.

Parkersburg. IL. X Bedford, 1880 a. m
Newport, Jewel. II a. M
Steubenville. T. NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington F. \. Gobei, $3.50 p. m.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Dayton 3-WheeIing 1.
Toledo 4-CoIumbus 3.
Fort Wayne 4-New Castle 3.
Mansfield 3-Y'gstown 2.
Mansfield 7-Y'gstoUn
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burg and Philadelphia played a tresome
game to-day. the home team winning by
their abilityto hit at the proper time.
Both Chesbro and Frazer did good work
for the visitors with two doubles and a
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

DAYTON, Ohio, July 2O-Dayton made
1t fifteen straight to-day by defeating
Wheeling. Watkins pitched fine ball and
the stogies would have been shut out but
for misjudged fly The runs scored by
the locals were due to 'Skopec's liberality
with free passes to first base Score.
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galton. Hardesty, Donnelly, Miller Two
base hits, Donnelly. Gochenauer Three
base hit, Meaney. Double play, Rother-
mel TO Turner. Struck out, by Watkins
3. by Skopec 3 Bases on balls, by Wat
kins 3, by Skopec 4. Wild pitch Watkins
Hit by pitcher. by Skopec 2 Time, :35
Umpire Carruthers ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT CLEVELAND:-
Cleveland 20 o 0 ? o 8 O-5 10 A
Chicago .....1 l % 10 2
AT INDIANAPOLIS
d'apolis 80 0 0 OIL 6
Kansas C'y..-0 l 0 0 0 0 o o. 4
AT BUFFALO, > ITFkR
Buffalo 30 0 o . 0 o as IA 2
Milwaukee, II 0 0 0 0 0 Ia 2
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BRooKLYN. July 2o.-Dunn weakened

BROOKLYN. July 20-Dunn weakened
in the eighth when Crawford's triple,
Quinns single and three passes to first
gave Cincinnati a lead which was in
creased to four in the ninth. Then the
Brooklyns made one of their famous rail-
lies, fumbles by Corcoran, the first of the
game, Dement'S scratch single and Dahl
ems slashing triple scored three runs.
Cross failed to bring him home and Gin
cinnati won the first game of the season
here. Score:
Cincinnati % o 0 % Is 70 2
Brooklyn ....3 l 81 IA 0
Scott and Wood; Dunn and Farrell.
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 1.
Time, PIP Umpire. Swartwood. Attend
ance, $50.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Manager Strobel, of the Toledo base
ball team, has written President Pow
er, of the Interstate League, a long
letter again attacking his method of
conducting the league. Mr. Strobel
denied that he is at all interested in
getting Youngstown out of the circuit,
out says he tavors Louisville in the
event of New Castle or Mansfield quit
ting, and he understood Mansfield was
liable to do so at the end of the sea-
son. Mr.. Strobel made the positive
statement that either he or President
Power would be out of the league next
season-Dispatch
By all means let Strobel be the man
to quit. Where is the man who could
nave held the Interstate together dur
Ing four years as President Power has
done, when all other minor organiza-
lions have broken before the season
ended? Yes, please get out, Knocker
Strobel.
The giants wont the game strictly on
its merits. They received no assist
ance whatever from President Powers
star umpire, who most people believe
to be the greatest four-fusher that
ever broke into the game.-Vindi-
Gator.
Edgar Hahn, the famous Nevada
pitcher, signed yesterday with the Fort
Wayne Interstate League base ball
team. he will join the team Friday.
fort Wayne Sentinel.
Manager LoWney, of Mansfield. has
signed a new twirler named Lee. who
pitched good ball for the Anderson
State League team
The Interstate League has its Mr..
freedman in the person of Owner
Strobel. of the Toledos. He dictates
what shall be done, if it pleases him or
pieases him not, and his tip is played
immediately. His dictatorship does
the league no good.-Clncinnati Times
Star.
All National League batting aver
ages have dropped below 400. Nc
Graw, OF st. Louis, now leads the
singers, with Flick, of PHILADELPHIA
second
Inc Chicago club will give it's play
erS $4,000 If they win the pennant
this season. That is another of those
clnch games that magnates have been
lnduiging iii for many years. with
never win for the players.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago S-Boston B.
New York 3-St. Louis 2.
Cincinnati S-Bro0lIyn :.
Philadelphia 7-Pittsburg 4