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which was his best medal score for a
single round during the match.
On the third round Mr.. Hildreth took
two holes, but Mr.. PAUL won three in
succession with bogy scores Of four,
and finished one down with half the SO
holes played.
On the third round Mr.. PAUL took
the first, third and fourth holes with
bogy scores, while MIR. HildTeth cap
tured the second and fifth in bogy, this
round being finished with the players
even up in holes, with good medal
scores for the round.
On the fifth round Mr.. PAUL made
his best medal play of 20 strokes, which
equalled Mr.. Hildreth's best, and maxi
ing three bogy scores as against Mr..
Hildreth's two, and finishing one up.
On the sixth and last round, Nh.
PAUL, with one hole to the good, won
the first with a bogy score, and thus
had a comfortable lead OF two up with
four to play; but trouble awaited him
on the second hole, which he lost with
an ugly 10, as against Mr.. Hildreth's
7, and the third hole being halved in
5, Mr.. Hildreth won the fourth with a
brilliant 3, the scores at this point be-
ing even up with two holes to play.
Both players were cautious and the
fifth hole was halved in 5. But one hole
remained 10 decide the contest, and the
excitement in the gallery became IN
tense. This, too, was doubtless felt by
both players. Mr.. Hildreth's drive to
the sixth hole landed in the first
bunker. Mr.. PAUL pulled his drive,
but played a long good second. Mr..
Hildreth, by good play, got over the
bunker and well out on his second, but
his third fell somewhat short, while
Mr.. Paull's third laid within two feet
of the hole. MI. Hildreth played his
fourth shot dead, with Mr.. Paulrs ball
away. Mr.. Paull's put trimmed the cup
and hung on the edge, leaving barely
space for Mr.. Hildreth to clear the
ball.
This was al intensely interesting
situation upon which the result of the
contest depended. Mr.. Hildreth putted
boldly, hoping to halve the hole in S;
but fortune did not smile upon him.
While his put was good his ball, in
passing, tilted Mr.. Paull's and both
balls fell into the hole, the hole count
ing for Mr.. PAUL in 4 as against Mr..
Hildreth's 8, and Mr.. PAUL winning the
match by n up.
From the scores of the players, which
are given below, it will be seen that
neither played his best game on this
occasion, though the playing on the
part of both was consistent and steady.
In no three of his rounds yesterday did
Mr.. Hildreth approach his beautiful
record of Sc for three successive rounds.
Mr.. PAUL, however, in his three rounds
of q, so and 20, equalled his previous
best record of 80, which he made N
match play with Mr.. Liggett, of the
Pittsburg Field Club team. Mr.. Hill
dreth's medal play was one stroke bet
ter than Mr.. PauIl's.
The scores by holes, which were at
tested by Rev. D. W. Howard and Mr..
James w. Ewing, were as follows:
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S|STERSv|LLE NEWS.
RECEPTION RENDERED A COUPLE
OF POPULAR YOUNG MARRIED
PEOPLE FRIDAY NIGHT.
An Epitone of the Late News From
the Oil M~etropoIi of the south
west-Marriage of Prominent Peo-
pie Mt New MartinsvilIe-A Coming
Northumberland From Abroad.
The Church News.
Special to the Register.

special u lit iGtElSItIs
SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, September
Services in the city churches 10
morrow morning and evening will be
conducted at the usual time and places.
Following are the notices, giving the
subjects on which the ministers will
discourse:
Methodist-Sabbath school, 9:45 a.
M, c. H. Yard, superintendent. Preach
ing at II a. M; theme, The Mark God
Sets on Beauty" Junior League at 3
p. m; Epworth League at $50. Preach
ing at 7:45; subject, THE Fools
Mirage" Wednesday and Friday SER
vice sat 7:45 p. m.
St. Paul's Episcopal-Children's SER
vices at 1920 a. m, followed with SER
mon at IL O'Clock by the rector, Rev.
w. H. Burkhardt. All are invited.
Catholic-Services tomorrow at $50
and 1870 a. M; Sunday school at 9
a. M; vespers at 7:30 p. m.
Baptist-Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
There will be no preaching in the
morning on account of the funeral Of
Mrs. Little, across the river. PREACHING
at 7:45; text, Hosea 6:3. All are cor
daily invited to these services. espe-
cially those not attending elsewhere.
Presbyterian-The usual services will
be conducted morning and even.nG by
the pastor, Rev. J. l.. Reed. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. M: Endeavor at Z p.
m. All are cordially invited.
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EpcCldi 10 the lNNklNtfls
DAYTON, o.. September 21.-Dayton
turned the tables to-day and won a
rather listless game from Wheeling
Jones and PfeisJer were opponents IL
the box, and although the latter allow
ed less hits, his free passes to first base
were the cause Of his und0lhg. IN the
absence OF a regular umpire pitcher
Durham. of Dayton, OBLIGATED. He was
a poor substitute, and although inc.in-
ed to give Wheeling the worst of bis
work, was not responsible for the vic
tory, as Hinton's home u in the sew
enth alone saved the visitors from a
shut-out. Babe Myers was four times
given his base on balls and scored
twice. At least one of Dayton's runs
should never have been scored, and
would not have been had a regular am-
pire officiated.
Pitcher Kenna is under arrest charg-
ed with assaulting a co.ored man who
had charge of a lunch stand at the ho-
tel where the Wheeling club is stopping.
kenna asserts that the man insulted
him and that he was forced to defend
his honor. Score.
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cidence that in each of the three final
matches for the cups the records show
a better medal play on the part of
those who lost-one stroke in the first
class, s strokes in the second class, and
4 strokes in the third class, without
counting extra holes played in the
two latter classes.
Ii has been announced that there is
some prospect of a match game pc
tween the St~eubenville Golf Club and
the Wheeling Golf Club at an early day
on the Woodsdaie links. This is the
only event now on the schedule for the
fall season.
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BOWLING

Last Thursday evening at Fette's
bowling alleys the final arrangements
foF the opening of the. winter tourna-
ment of the Wheeling League were
completed as follows:
The teams will parade in hacks hired
of /. A.. Asmus and F. Krebs to the
music Of Meister's band on the even
ing OF Monday, September 80, parade
to form on chaplihe' street between
Twenty-sixth and Tw~enty-seventh
streets at eight o'clock sharp.
Teams to parade in the order they
are named in the first week of their
schedule.
The musicians, are 70 walk.
Sheriff w. W. Irwin will be invited
to be the honored guest that will bowl
the first ball.
Fifty dollars worth of red fire has
been ordered, and it is to be eauall
divided between all the hacks in the
parade.
The Schedule Books.
The schedule books for the above
tournament We're divided and they are
the hnest of the kind ever attempted
IN the annals Of bowling in the city.
Ihey are bound in fine morocco leather
ana besides the twenty-seve week
schedule they contain twenty pages of
statistics such as the salaries of off,,
GERS from the. President Of the United
states 70 the Secretary Of the Board OF
PUBIC Works, census of the States and
rltles for 1900, historical facts of West
virginia, Ohio county. the CITY Of
wheeling and the Ohio river, etc.
The tIIeya.
The alleys which have always been
the leaders in the city are now more
so h a ever. having been cleaned and
highly polished. The score boards
nave been raised high against the walls
So that the spectators can easily 500
inc score at any tine and a bench
with a chair upon it has been built on
both sides for the convenience of the
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Bowling,
Boxing, Cycling.
Horse Racing,

that on Wednesday next at Mar
O., they viii be Joined In mar.
Beth CT the young people are
known here. Miss Beagle lived
for some time and was very p0Du...
the society circles in which she u
ed. She is a beautiful and caz-
young lady and is the daughts.
Capt. and Mrs. Beagle. of Friendly. q
Donahue for a number Of years y
a prominent sttache of the Carte
Company, with headquarters in q.
city and is a very popular gent.en
with all who enjoy his acquairtfs
He is at present operating and .
tracing In the Harrison and Dodd- .
county oil fields. After the weddl-r
Marietta the happy couple will TAX
extensive trip, returning about Oc.3.
10 to Salver, w. Va, where they IS
make their future home for the DIT
eut,
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Dance Friday Evening.

---TERSVILLE. w. Va, September
21.-Friday evening at the city build
ing the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A..
Rigeall, who will leave the city soon
for Butler, Pa. where they will make
their future home. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. e. Ware, who have been visiting
here from Titusville. Pa, gave a very
pleasant farewell reception and dance.
There was a large number present and
a grand time was enjoyed by all. An
excellent collation. was discussed at the
Manhattan restaurant at the proper
hour. The music for the occasion was
furnished by Prof. Helms New Audi
torium orchestra. Those who took
part in the festivities were: Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Riggall. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Prettyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Anter. Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sexton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Courtney, Mrs. P. A.
'Schwartzwalder, Mrs. S. A. Martin,
Mrs. Thos. Bell. Mrs. w. H. Hulines.
Misses Halle and Mayme Martin,
Mena and Tillie Schwartzwalder, Mabel
and Bertha Chadderdon, Mary and Fan
ME Craig, Hattie Young, Margaret Nc
Ginley. Trixie Murphy, Mae Hall, Ger
trude Gruber, Rose Kennedy, Iva CT
nell, Rose Mclaughlin, Jessie Falwell
Queenie Bell, Anna Bueley. Messrs.
Ross Snedeker. Fred Maginnis, Ed.
Nolan. Thos. mckinley. Harold Gruber.
Robert Downese. J.. Hill, Blair Anawalt,
John Sexton. John Kelly, George Nc
Caulley, Fay Sweetland, B. Buell. and z.
Burns.
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SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, Septem5a,
.21.-The twenty mile handicap ia.
race which was to have been run her.
to-day has been postponed on account
of the death and burial Of Pras'd NJ.
Mckinley. There were quite d mum.
Der Of entries for the race and It ws...
no doubt have been a very i%ltora..
ing one. All those who had enta.c.
for the race have been notified of t7t
postponment and of the new date r-
Saturday, October 8. A uVmoc, o.
Wheeling, Marietta and ParkersJu.g
riders are entered.
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YELLOW V ON BOARD
Vessel From Jacksonville Carrie '|
Disease to Santiago.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, -SepteI.s'
21.-The british steamer Ethe-oif La.
from Jacksonville. September - r.. 80
port arrived her yesterday W.T. S ~
cases of yellow fever on board 9-S
left Progrese six weeks ago Il aI'.les
at New York with a yellow teVef ' h,r
ON board. The man died in the ha....
and the ship was disinfected. 'ao
captains wife died while the steam
was on its way from New York 70 jan
sonyille, where she loaded lump5I ~.
Santiago de Cuba. One man dec ls, .
terday and the autopsy showed Pc ~
that he had been suffering from ye.o:
fever. The crew of the Ethelbryta
removed to-day to the yello" ls's.
hospital, which is situated on au no
land two miles from the city. ~
steamer was fumigated and is he.o =
quarantine in the lower bay. no VA 'bs
go is allowed to be landed from ~
vessel. the marine hospital aty-o-
ties say there is absolutely no ctlsL
to the city, where there has been no w..
low fever for two years past.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Aarons base ball team accept the
challenge OF the Belmonts for Sunday
afternoon on the Forty-frst street
grounds at three O'Clock.
The j. E. Doyle and the Billy George
teams play at Bellaire to-day. The fol-
loving Doyle players are requested 20
report at Georges saloon at ? O'Clock:
Snyder, Mccormick, Milwood. Watson,
Bonner, Walters. Purcell, Farley,
Crossley, Morgan and Morris.
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Married at New Martinsv,lI.

sISTERSVILLE, w. Va, Septemb-
21.-Thursday afternoon at 4 o-c.ocI
Dir. W. II. Kerr. of SistersylAe and SIN.
Frances Mccain. OF New Martiusy..
were married 1t the home OF the
on Main street in that city, Rev. Nh
Casting, OF the NJ. L. church per.a.m
ing the ceremony. The young c
left that evening on an EXTENDED tr.
through the west, after which they $751;.
be at home to their friends October !
at their handsome home on the Sou.
Side.
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Earned runs. Washington &. Cleveland 3.
Two-base hits, Farrell, Pickering, Don
ivan, Conner. Three-base hits. Clingtnan
?. Home run, Harvey. Stolen base-Seck.
Sacrifice hits, Farrell, DUNCAN. First on
balls. off Patten /, off McNeal 1, off Don
ovan 3. lit by pitched ball. by Donovan
.. Struck out, by Patten 4. Left on
bases. Washington 10, Cleveland 4. Passed
ball. Clarke. Time, 1850. Umpire, Hart.
Attendance, 1900.
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Holes-1 2 8 5 6-Total
Mr. los. 8 Gibbs

Mr.. Gibbs medal score was four
strokes better than that of Mr., Wilson.
The medal play for the 3G holes in
the finals of the second class, which
is given for purposes Of comparison,
are:
Nelson ]. Ewing, 213; shewell Gibbs,
205.
1t would seem to be a stronge coin
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Edrned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.
rwo-basc hft-DclchantY.
.Three-ba~e hit-FIick.
Sacrifice hits-Zimmer, Barry ., Hall
man.
Stolen hases-F1ick. Jennings.
Double Hlays-Burke to Ritehey to
BTansheld: thinner to Burke; CHESHIRE to
Wagner to Bransfeld.
First on balls-Off Chesbro A; off Town
send 6.
Hit by pitched ball-Thomas.
Struck out-By Chesbro 4; by Townsend
S.
Passed balls-McFarland 2.
Wild pitch-Chesbro.
Time-2:05. Umpire-0'Day.
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BURNED TO WATERS EDGE.

BAYFIELD,, Wis. September III r
The steam barge Fedora, owned nY y
w. Brown. Of Cleveland. harmed 10 I.
waters. edge at Radcliffe last nisn
Capt. f. A. Flick and crew OF elgA,s.
had a narrow escape, but all reacH'
shore safely.
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wedding Next "wednesday.

SISTERSyILLE. W. Va, September
21.-The many friends of Mr.. John Don
ahue and Miss June Beagle in this city
will be surprised and pleased to learn
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NVNWNN ? y - = y
one out when winning run scored.
Chicago .....0 o 0 @ o 0 o o o q 10000 II
Boston ......0 0 0 0 0 o 0 100000 o 90
Left on bases, Chicago II. Boston Z.
Sacrifice hits. Hughes 2. Kahoe, Moran.
Stolen bases, Hughes. cannon, Lowe.
Struck out. by Hughes 13, by Dineen :.
Bases on balls, off Hughes >, off Dineen
]. Fit with ball, Hickey. Time, -3.15. I'm
pire, Dwyer.
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TABLES WERE TURNED
BY TIE OLD SOLDIERS
WHO DEFEATED WHEELING IN A
LIsTLESs AND rOOHLY PLAN
ED GAME.
pFEIsTER'S BASES ON BALLS

Were Largely R~cspOnsibie for the
Defeat OF the St0gtcs-lNenna Tn
der Arrest, Charged with Assault.
Results OF other Games In the
western Association-The stand
ing of Clubs.
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MAsHINGTON. scptcmher 2l.-Was

WASHINGTON, September 21.-Wash-
ington captured both games to-day.
Cleveland put Up a ragged article of ball
in both contests. In the first game Nc
Neal was sent to the bench after n fusi-
lade Of hits in the initial inning. Moores
wildness and wretched support threw the
second game to Washington. The home
team scored six run through two singles,
a wild pitch, passed bali, two passcs'and
six errors In the fourth inning. Scores: 4.
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hits, Richards son, "a Is hlcn. Doible plays.
+. Donoy anR TO Hoydon, Richardson to
Wallace. " Daily TO Kelly. Sacrifice hit,
Iieydon /, Hit by pitcher, by Harper l.
Bases on balls, OFT Harper 2, off Donovan
.. Struck out. by Harper 4, by Donovan
6. Stolen bases, Burkett, Heidrick, Shock-
ard. Left on bases, st. Louis ., Brooklyn
l. Time, las. Umpire, Emslie.
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Earned rups, Chicago 4. Philadelnhia 4.
Two-base hits, Dolan. Seybold. Powers,
Hoy. Sacrifice hits. Dolln 2. Mcintyre.
Stolen bases. Mcintyre, Selbold. Davis.
Isbell. Left on bases, Chicago 6, Philadel-
phia I. Firsc on balls, off Patterson 2. off
Katoll 2. Hit by pitcher. Fultz. Struck
out, by Patterson 3, by Bernhard 1. Wild
pitch, Patterson. Time. $40. Umpire,
Sheridan.
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Sacrifice hit, Conroy. Thfee-base hItb,
Seymour, Williams. Brodie. Home run,
Jones. Stolen bases. Maloney, Keiater 3,
McGinnity. Double play, Anderson to Gil
bert. First on balls, by McGinnity l: by
Reidy ?. Hit by pitched ball, by McGin-
nifty /. Left on bases, Baltimore ; Mil
waukee s.. Time, 40. Umpire. Has.ell.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 21.-Chi-
cage played a ragged fielding game to-day
and Patterson was ineffective. As a re-
suit the home team won without Difficult V.
Bernhard pitched Il steady game n
kept the visitors hits scattered. Attend
ance. 4,64S. Score:
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ncrccr -. Hcnrx

Henry. the runner, of Bridgeport, will
be at the Register Office Monday night
at eight o'clock TO meet Mercer and
arrange a race with him.
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ST. LOUIS. September 21.-The locals
were unable to hit Donovan consistently
to-day and Brooklyn wonaby scoring runs
In the first three innings, after which
as second base. Attendance, 1850. Score:
= DhnnIk w . u II A L
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oIOIen DaStS-ITOSart, nccIeT, FON.
Sacrifice hit-Hart.
Two-base hitS-Miller, Lezotte.
Three-base hit-Bluc.
Home run-Hinton. .
Double play-FoX to Herbert to Hinton,
Struck out-By Jones 10; by Pfeister l.
Bases on balls-By Jones ,: by Pfeister A
Hit by Dltcher-By Pfeister ,.
Time-1:40. AttendanCe-J01
Umpire-Dunham.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baltimore 5-Milwaukae o.
Baltimore 7-M1waukec ..
Washington 1S-CleVeland T..
Washington 11-Cleveland %.
Philadelphia 10-Chicago 4.
Detroit 3-Boston /.
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Wis to Camel, Crawford to Corcoran.
Struck out. by Phillips 4, by Matthewson
z. Time. 100 Umpire. Brown.
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ETTTIVu TuTs, asnTIgrUU z, VIeVeTdNU :,
Two-base hit. Wood. Three-base hit,
Coughlin. Home run, Grady. Stolen
bases, Waldron, DUNCAN, Mercer, Cling
man, Coughlin. Double play, Moore TO
Wood to LaChance. First on balls, off
Gear /. off Moore I. Struck out. By
Moore 2. Left on bases, Washington 4,
Cleveland 3. Passed balls. Wood 2. wild
pitch, Moore. Umpire, Hart. Attendance,
5000. Game called end sixth on account
of darkness.
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BOSTON. September 21.-Detrolt won in
the first inning of to-day's game by
punching two hits with two bases on
fourth, resulting from a pass, a scratch
hit and an error. A running catch by
Stahl was a feature. Attendance, !, 300.
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MOZART
Philharmonic Trio, Sunday, Sep
22nd.
CRESCEUS TIL 1 N
The Great Stallion Defeated His
Only Rival, The Abbot, at Read
willie Yesterday,

Special to the Register.
READVILLE. Mass. September 21.-
Cresceus proved himself the king Of
trotters this afternoon by defeating his
only rival, The Abbot, taking three out
Of five heats for the $4,000 purse Of
fered by Thomas w. Lawson. Twelve
thousand spectators we're present. The
track was heavy ami no records were
even approached. The Abbot broke
repeatedly and lost valuable distance.
Summary:
Creeeus, CHI. h., Robert MeGreg-
Or-Ma baI nv NJ nhr{un How
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CINCINNATI, O.. September 21.-Mat-
thewson was at his best to-day and the
locals could not touch him. they getting
only three hits. Score:
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WAS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE WITH
Ii FINALS PLAYED YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON.
rRWINPAULLWAs THE WINNER

In the First Class, Nelson Ewing in
the Second Class, and VIM. u. Will
son in the Third CIass-Large
Large Galleries Witnessed the
PIayins-Description of the Con-
tests and the Scores.
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BALTIMORE. September 2~t.-Baltimore
took two games from Milwaukee to-day.
MoGinnity and Howell pitched fine ball
for the home team. Rrodie's batting In
the first game and Conroyts In the sec
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Rev. e. w. Sprague and wife,
evanEelikts for the 4. :. A., viii give
fncts and tests to-day, which may
convince you to become a Spirit
unIist. Come and hear them.
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Eight fine new balls have been added
tc the already excellent set of lignum
vitae spheres made by the Klumpp
Sons firm. of New York. and the grips
will certainly please all who try them.
They are highly finished and look like
a ball of glass as they noiselessly speed
o nthefr smooth journey to the pins.
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DETROIT.

Earned runs, Detroit ]. Sacrifice, Col
Inns. Stolen bases. Freeman. Holmes.
Double play. Elberfeld to Gleason to Dbl
Ion. First baae on balls, off Winters 3,
off Siever 2. Hit by pitched ball, StahL
Struck out. by Winters ], by Slower D..
Passed ball. McAlIister. Time, 1:50. UNI
Dire. Connolly.
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Four new gets of regulation pins
were received last Friday fresh from
the extensive factories of the Crawford,
MeGregor & Candy Co, of Dayton, O.,
and are certainly a credit to the above
named firm.
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scorer. A large new core board has
been placed upon the ten cupboards for
the records Of the various teams.
The cupboards have been newly
painted with the names. of the captain.
the team and the phone number paint
ed on each,
Over each of the four alleys a fine
arch has been built and Is heavily
draped in rich colGred bunting and
lanterns. Another new arc light has
beer placed in the building. making
five in all. so that an excellent light
Is assured at all times.
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GRAND RAPIDS. Seutember 21-Grand
Rapids had little trouble in defeating Mar
ion to-day. the visitors not being able to
nnd Ba5iey until ne last inning Score
Marion .............0 1000 OOO5-5 9 3
Bailey and ZaIuskN: Ames and Byers.
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Dayton 7-Whoeiiug l.
Toledo Z Matthew's =.
Toledo Matthews J..
Grand Rapids p-Narion
Columbus Sort Wayne ..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22

COLUMBUS. o.. September 21.-Colum-
bus won a happy-go-lucky game from
Score:
Columbus ...........O - Il >
Fort Wayne........O 2 o 0 o 3 20-7 Is 3
Williams, McMackin and Zinram; Thorn
ton and Needham,
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Creeeus, ch. h.. Robert MeGreg-
or-Mabel. by Mambrino How

ard (ketcham) ...+....""."-.. l J
The Abbott, b. l 2 :
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