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The Umpire Also Gave II to eeaumor

me umpire Also Gave Il 10 B.aur,o,,t
In the Eleventh.
Dsauniont' Texas, August time mos,
exciting game Of BAH ever nlavaa an 49,
chette PARK diamond took place This after.
noon and resulted In score Of - ;,
over crowley for Beaumont. br, nv ,or.
..teu score from the umpire of o 10 O
watson for Beaumont ana 2anper %,
crowley were fighting out a nltchers, ho,,io
ana the tension was high crnwlev srnra,,
ner nist run In the sixth inntns an1
piunheu Benumont TO the eighth. when inc
nome team made run, I'm tho ,,,ntn
hp oS made another run, but Crowley
bad made one In her half of thn e,ghs1
ana the score stood to y Zehnsr wna
nau Veen pitching for Crowley mad claimed
tnls morning that he was Sick and when
tne nlnth inning was UP he started 10 dc.
ei 10 pay further but the crowd in.
sIsttu ana ne went In. lie pitched me
tehth inning, shutting Beaumont ont ana
watson pitched bis half and performed inc
same trick. Watson had remarked that
though he pitched day before yesterday ne
would pitch until midnight II the umpire
continued and this made the crowd rather
against Lehner because he had not pitched
since MIS- game at Houston sunday in the
eleventh inning Lyons, Eldridgo and Ever.
narut made each two-baggcr, netting two
runs. This took the heart ont OF the
Crowleyites and Zehner lobbed one over
and Logan singled 1t to right. kurtz
picked 1t up and threw it awsy rhe UNI.
pre- then gave the game to beaumont on
account OF these tactics, and II was over.
More than 100 fans saw the game and
went Wild when beaumont tied the score
In the ninth inning. rhe!, crowded into
| the diamond and made life hldeous. Pan
| demonium reigned and one steady uproar
| followed 30 the end of the game. Ladies
forgot themselves and jumped up In their
seats, waving their hands and shouting
| with now and then hat actually torn
from their heads
Watson is a hero here tonight mud MS
/ hitting, and running OF bases did as much
| to win the game as did his teammates IN
that lire, though he received fair support
He gave the visitors but i've hits In the
from Iehner. Denny Lyons led again with
| the stick work.
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CromIeu,a LLmits Extandnd

Crowley, La, August d.--At the meeting
of the board Of aldermen last night an or
dinance was introduced cnlarging the city
limits by taking IN triangular piece II
ground 10 the south, making Bayou Blauc
the southern corporation line, and strip
Of land quarter Of n mile Wide along tho
entire western side of the present limits.
Tho park commissioners, authorized by a
recent ordinance, were named an follows.
Levy square--John Green, J.. g. Med
Holt.
Meyer square,. II. Lewis. J. A. Car.
Isle u. Cornwell, w. ID. Jenkins, j. ".
Barry.
Block square--Louls Deputy. Ed Lee, Cor
nelius HoGpauir, u. l.. Harmon. II. Il.
Grace.
Dusnn square-H. C. Ross, ]. A. Spann.
/, C. Chapman, Marcel Thomas. ValsIn
Valien. Jr.
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New ORLEANS STREET RAILWAYS.
The Pearson Syndicate Has Won Out in
It's Fight.

New Orleans, La, August 6.-The fight
between the Pearson syndicate md A. a..
Phelps for the control Of the 81, Charles
street Railroad company has been practi-
cally settled. In his struggle 10 maintain
control OF the road Phelps has been defeat
I'd. sixty per cent Of the shareholders Of
ahe St. Charles road have accepted the Of
fer OF the New Orleans City Railway COM
pany shares u stock 10 the extent OF this
percentage have been deposited with the
trust company and there now remains but
a few minor details 10 arrange before the
road passes under control OF the Pearson
syndicate. This Is the final step IN the
consolidation Of all surface roads In New
Orleans,
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4 SETTLED THE GAME.
!, sorsyer, Claimed that Men
Y phis Forfeited It
|,.s FRANK WORKED A SLY TRICK.
4. Barred Memphis Players
q w ..i,sion to the Park With
's' out His Uniform.
,.,,,,st s.-Memphis and

August 6.-Memphis and
~ ols wv mayed no game today Man,
4 of's'a' la the scheduled game would
Fese" orleaas because Memphis mad
10 NV -, on the field. Manager
sisn snid 1t would Simply count
~ pos ,.rnent on account Of rain The
r'''p ~ very heavy when the time
fu 'n NM posltions Umpire Chabot
r.ss 70 n,ote and said: mo game.
sfsd +" r.onk was almost successful In
,'s'. liz trick. He carried with him
fklns i In uniform except Baob.
BY pa .trect clothes. Powell was
y WV mark vita a policeman, anu
:, yrain were barred from en-
=, ~ rabbi passed In without being
~ W 49, inside he changed his street
sl H. inform and took seat on
- y. bench. Franks obj ct being to
pay. ~ playlng began that ne mad
Is xnea The field The rain was TOO
~ ,et the teams play. ,,,
VI 70 Mr.aSk said he would leave with
lilisei, ~ 'yicksburg tonight. There Is Il
tsn W ,rntpcted by the minor league
l%e Whether 1t VIII consent TO pay
ISsssit,on game that has been arrahg .,,'
.s,s he did not know. FROM ichs-
y s s@ said he would proceed 10
aari and attempt to MI MS engage.
,Nr",e He has received no hdNlCes
.ls., e,y, will treat him as New Or
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Banquet Is TO be rendered 10 The
Southern Pacific Officials.
THE NEW WHEAT is NOW COMING IN
Two New Deputy United States Msrshals
Have Been Appointed and Have
Qualified--News Notes.

Galveston, Texas. August 6.--The follow.
ing letter was addressed to General Agent
NJ b. kingsbury of the Southern Pacific
today:
''Mr. NJ. d. Kingshury, General Agent
Southern Pacific Railway, Galveston
Galveston. Texas. August 8, e02--Dear
Sir. The members of the Galveston cotton
exchange and board Of trade extend to
the officials of the Southern Pacinc com
pany and the heads Of the various depart.
inents Ia Galveston. including yourself, an
invitation TO q luncheon to be given on
the floor of the cotton exchange at | y
IN. Saturday. August 0, 1902. the object
being to iuaugurate as pleasantly as nos.
sble the relations which we trust are
destined to prove SO greatly TO our mutual
benefit.
II VIII thank you to furnish me with
the name OF the captain OF the Steamer
so that can extend to him and his officers
an invitation to be with US, Respect
fully. H l., Zlegler,
"ChaIrman Committee Of Arrangements -
Vice President Kempner. az the request
OF members OF the cotton exchange, ap.
pointed the following named gentlemen
a committee of arrangement: II. l.. Zieg-
Ter, Eustace Taylor. ID. 3, Henderson U.
Miller and w, l.. Moody. Jr, Ii being
against the rules of the exchange for the
such matter the members determined TO
take charge OF the affair and to tender
the officials and beads Of local depart.
nents of the southern Pacific a luncheon
to be given on the floor OF the exchange
ut / o'clock saturday. August 9. Vice presi.
dent sKempner gladly rendering the use OF
the exchange for that purpose.
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ROYAL Yacht Races.

cowes, Isle Of wight, August 0.--rhe
weather was gloomy today for the royal
s1uadron's racing. Emperor Williams
Meteor and Miles r. Kennedy's Syhartta
storted eastward over the Queens course
In a match race Both yachts carried jack
yarders and every stitch OF canvas was
spread A rain squal almost entirely hid
The Svbarita left first, but the Meteor won
,r,ba chief race OF the day was the EN-
neror's cup. 10 which the Meteor WAS not
entered The Irex succeeded IN winning on
time allowance.
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Passengers by Sea.

Galveston, Texas. August 6,--Thc Mallory
steamship Concho sailed for New York at
noon today with the following list of cabin
passengers: A. C. Barnes. Jacksonville;
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Bancroft and chill.
dren. Mrs. Dieter, Rev. and Mrs. c. n.
Davenport, Beaumont; John Nj, Henley.
o. NJ Smith. Miss Bessie Henley, Cameron
]. Il. Broadhurst and wife. Monterey
Jesse Andrews, Austin Van Eaton HouS.
ton; ]. II. l.. Stricken. Calvert, e. Nolle
and wife, Mrs. G. Sampson Miss Francis
sampson, A, NJ. Messick. Miss Carroll. G,
w Pierce. A. G. SmoOt, Austin; c. A.
Coughlin, Mr. simpson San Antonio: Il.
Petherick and wife. X, Van and wife,
Miss Il. Kelly, Denver: w. Il. Kirby, pr.
Neal, Saltlllo; l.. Lcpege. New York. j n.
s. Day and wife. Kountze; Mr. Miller.
Lake Charles, La; Miss Courts, G, l..
stevens, Miss Bertha Wallace, Galveston.
The ComRl was due to arrive today from
New York.
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GRAIN INSPECTION FIGHT.
New Orleans Board Of Trade Has Scored
Point


New Orleans. August 0--For some time
past the New Orleans board of trade and
tho Maritime association have been engaged
in bitter warfare over the inspection OF
grain Committees were sent to New York,
where the trouble was aired before tho
board of trade OF that city, with the result
that the New York board decided so keep
It's hands out Of the light Tho row WINS
then transferred 10 the Louisiana lesisa.
ture, which was asked to pass a grain In
spectlon law but after lively light the
bll was Killed. Tho New Orleans board
then appealed to the foreign boards OF
trade 70 sustain It IN its light, aud the or
gan2atlOns across the water are Just being
heard from The board Of trade IL in re-
ceint Of a notice from the secretary of the
Liverpool Corn Trade association announc.
Ing that the members of that organization
had decided 10 recognize the Inspection OF
the New Orleans board OF trade and ignore
the Maritime association. The members of
the hoard of trade are lubilant oyer their
victory,
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News Notes.

Galveston Texas, August 6.-Jen Nc
Lemore. secretary Of the state democratic
executive committee, With headqEarters at
Austin. FRs I'm the city today. ne came
for New York on the Mallory steamer
Mrs D. r. Henderson and family VIII
leave tomorrow evening for Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Of Cameron and Miss Bessie IIefhey we're
among the passengers Of the Mallory
steamship Concho. which left for New
York today.
A. G. Smoot. city editor Of the Austin
Daily Statesman, left today for New York
on the Conch0.
Jesse Andrews Of Houston sailed for New
York today
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District Averages.
IMPROVEMENT or eUNNERY.
President Roosevelt Encourages Naval
Workmanship Practice.

Greenport, l.. l.. August 6.--President
Roosevelt today participated In mimic war
fare,
the maneuvers which the ship executed
were precisely those which might have 10
be gone through In an active battle, The
gun practice OF the crew OF the Maynowcr
Indicates that the inca behind the guns"
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MISS JENNIE BERrNe WINS MEDAL
AZ REGULAR Wednesday Shoot on Houston
Gun Club Grounds.

The regular weekly shoot for the gold
medal by the ladies of the Houston Gun
club took place yesterday on the club
grounds The trophy was won by Miss
Jennie Bering closely followed by Miss
CaIothers.
The regular weekly shoot Of the club for
the Gallagher medal will take place today.
Much inrerest attaches TO this contest, as
Mr.. Otto Sens has twice won the medal
and n he makes the high score today the
beautiful prize viii become his possession.
A letter % Mr. Henry u. Williamson
from Mir. J. H. FoSgaard Of Galveston an
uounces that himself and Messrs. Rogers,
Wiggins ana stewart of the Galveston sun
clnb will he over this afternoon 10 ascer-
tain how the Houston boys made that "a
per cent.
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81 ci.oliit Races.

punalo. \. Y. Aususs 6.-The feature OF
~ th,rd DAYS racing Of the Grand Cireuit
meeting was the defeat of Roamer ~ rae
o. naoo The race went six heats Roam
er getting the hrst two handily. In the
.t,rd 70 conda. the New England PAGER.
came at him and they had hammer ana
tonrs all through the mile. La ccnda WIN
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The DeImar Track.

st. Louis. August 6.-Val Verde ana
Cherished wore the winning favorites at
pelmar today. three second choices and one
third choice taking the other events. W.
Gates. the well played favorite in the
feature event, finished fifteen lengths be-
hind the winner, Weather clear tracA
Six furlongs. selllng--Stuart Young
Tendos. Erne. Time III; - ryau,
Five furlongs-yal VERDE, Daisy ha"-
Six furlongs. selling-Carat Halmis, Lou
Hazel. Time 1:l7H 49, x,.,v
Mile and seventy .yards-varro' kitty
CLYDE. Found. Time 1:451a
HSIJIn, and three-sxteenths sci Ing
Cherished, Eugenia s.. Belle simpson
Six and half furlongsi selling-Fr91 ,li,
quoi Pas, Mudlayia' Frank bui'ocA' i'''''
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington. August B.--Eastern Texas
Fair Thursday, preceded by showers on
the coast light to fresh Forth winds; Fri
day fair, warmer In the interior.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrltory--tair
Thursday and Friday,
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,xrv " sHREyEPoRT.

|. wa La. August Cit is stu I'M
rSetber shreveport will play Mem
4. serIes scheduled for Friday, Sat
4, and sunday in this city Manager
n ~ .ofcrrcd the matter to the d.
kilOaysa me ne shreveport Baseball assocla'
IN ~ y directors held a meeting TO-DAY;
r mi definite was decided , on, anu
n, meeting will be held tomorrow;
{Si,onn a pi nrotest with BabD ana
M h uI' mot With Frank and st, Nrain
N, bS' club is ordered to play by Sec
In Farrell.
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ning. by head. Scott Hudson then took a
hand with Twinkle, getting the next three
meats hoaner WIS laid IN to the fourth
and NTH heats and IN the sixth made a try
4T rwlnkie, only heat winners starting
however, the MoQuette horses heart was
gone and the mare bsat him easily. Roam
er was favoite In the nrst pooling.
Dcpnyr, TIE mare that was drawn from
= = previous race for lameness started In the
Ia trot and won. getting record of 2:1t,
Geers drove her. Chase was favorite in this
race. Scott Hudson drove two winners,
fna a.l inc 2N7 pace easily with Audubon
c 2:24 trot, $500 Zephyr Dulce Car.
2:l4 pace, 5000 Twinkle, Roamer. La
Condn. Best time 2.c6n.
2lo pace. S120o-Anzelia, Edna Cook, An
tesella Best time 2.loA
2B pace, specialization Boy Fannie
billiard, Shadow Chimes, Best time 2;o6ls.
Races at Harlem.
chicago. August 6.--Sixshooter and
Bragg furnished sensational finish In the
fourth race at Harlem today at mile and
a sixteenth, Sixshooter winning by a hcad
only In the last few strides.
III the steeplechase Jockey johnson. who
rode Greek Dollar, was thrown and Sc
verely Injured. There were several other
spills In the same race but none resulted
SERIOUSLY
Five furlongs- McKauna. d. Bender.
Egg Nogg.. Time o1 35.
Six furlongs-Ernest parham. Della
ostrand. Theory. Time 1:14 20.
Mile and a sixteenth Sixshooter, Bragg,
SIS tfrgrlongs s.; Minor, Gold Bell, Top
Mile and slxteonth-Layia, Caliban.
Captain Gaines. Time 1;4T 80.
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Corpus Christi Texas. August e--Atter
evening won the third game from the Cor
pus Kids by a score of to e. Westervelt
pitched for the Kids and Beasley for Bee
VILE
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DrLMAR ENTRIES.

Five furlongs. for 2-year-olds. selling
Jean Grayier 1oS, Marehi9 Tntey III ia Easy
ton Bess, Joquita 100, No'uy 49, H"''
Trade 80. Bnrnacle 100 60 49, 1ng
Seven furlongs. selling-CaiTiee Hope M vi
Hazel Hughlett 9s Doponan 1o3' star , Aeil
9s. Yellowstone 1o7, Russian a. Frel ie'
So 'Tulare, Ladas 1903 49,, ,n,o
Mile and three -sixteenths, seillng-l, et, ~
81 III Caney no Blue Mint 49, Hranch 10,
uiIa and seventy yards. selling-NaNaFrlho
% Tickful 1o4. Found % ,n- cu,ao
Rocr 1os Croix Dor 9s, Van HoorebecHe
JOG. ,,,, Tho Messenger
1o7, Dutch Carter ios, Elsie b "a ReduceI
M h9'y kiss 80 onlek. Imp Clonslla 1o5.
Cloudy and good
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The Texas LEAGUE.
seeville Won q Game.

At Corscana- Dallas o: Corsicana, c.
At Paris-No game with Fort Worth;
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The New Union.

Galveston Texas, August 6,-rhe organic
ers of the new Iongshoremen's union here,
which was formed particularly to handle
the traffic at the Southern Pacific pier, au-
nounced that 772 members had been en-
rolled at o clock this afternoon, when the
lists were closed for the day. AS 1t has
been stated that GOO men would he sufh-
cent to handle this trafhc at drst It Is
evident that there are more than enough
members of the new union to do the work
required at the pier number Of the
members Of the international Lour.Aore
mems union. It is claimed, have joined the
new organization. Whether this be true
or not, 1t Is quite apparent that there VIII
be an abundance of Labor on hand 70 take
care of the freight at the pier. As the sea.
son progresses the number NJ mcp required
viii be Increased and during the buIest
portion of the season It ls expected that
fully 2Q00 men will be employed.
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This signature IS on every box OF the genuin'
laxative Br0mo-Q uiriine Tablets
A.. r.rasdy hat cures sold In ons e1ys
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National LEAGUE.

secO,,, 4psust 5,-The game was cali
y New ' = rain. Left Fielder Jones
EnsII. tak team had an alteration
b Bs III, na'le at the hat In the fifth
|assdI I'd Sn no.. Emslie's mask on and
ksiv n II u
iosk '''''.... 200 90 . 7 d
ESQ ana o,,c,.,,... 600 Co o 5 1
Sonnor, Taylor and Bres-
ssre pcst aesnst 6--Phlladeiphia-chi-
'ast; rsin' s'-Bostsn St. Louis game
august e-cincinnati Brooklyn
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, \. Y, August 6.--Judith Camp
hell, the Western crack 2-yearod hily,
met with defeat in the Spinaway stakes to-
day. In desperately hard fought finish
Buster, Astarita and Judith Campbell
passed under the finish wire noses apart
in the order namld with Mary Street,
which was an added starter, only a half
a length away. The track was deep in mud
and Judith Campbell, for whom an offer
Of $4,000 had been refused by her owner,
John w SChorr, earlier In the day, led up
to the very last jump. She was fayVritc
at to . in the betting aud large amoInt
of money was bet ON her and Gold Money,
the second choice The latter was unlhle
To run Il yard in the deep going and was
never prominent. buster, the winner, was
The condition Of the track caused much
scratching and the fields were much re-
duccd In size In consequence There were
seven events with only two favortes sue
cesSfu
olds Eva Russell, Oron. Clncinnatus. Time
stecPleehase. selling, short coursc--sal'
lust knfa SEINE ,l mmS az 35o sr,nowov
stakes for 2.ycar.old 6lIi5ts--Duster Asia
rita. Judith Campbell. Time 40 40,
Five aud half furlongs 2-yenr ODDS
Grey Friar CatechIsc, Glenners Time
Mile, selling, 3-year-olds and upward
Honolulu, Potente, Drummond. Time
Six furlongs-Rar lie Due octoroon. Cass-
Mile and furlong Carbunclc, Ten
Candies The Rival. Time t:5s 10.
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
Six furlongs-C huctanunda 116. King
Pepper lis. Wealth III, Belle of LeXing-
ton 1O4 janice 100 st. Barnaby 100 Dub
lin 126 King Hanover us. Clearwater lOI
Sister Jeanie 100 Miss Hastings %, Ten
Mile aud an eighth. MISUNDERSTANDING
80. Gold Cure 93, Sombrero lO7, The Rival
109, Bluff 80, Leonid %.
Seycn-eighths of mile, the Catskill sell
ing stakes-FlyiuG Buttress IL, liish'
lander lO7. Redpath 12j, Anak los. Fcme
sole 1o9 Numoral 101. Five Nations w.
Fonsoluca 1913, Belyino ll6' swiftmas i
FIye and half furlongs- Meddlesome
Mary 1O4 Emp. of India l0i. Lady lose
mime III. Daisy Green l04, Intervention
i0i, Erora 1Oi. Dazzling lot. Lady Knight
hood 1o4 Dainty l04. Christine A ~,
Ella SNYDER l04. Glorious 10t, Mollie Brant
iO4. Lady Abercroft no, Lass Q'Llnden
Lady iii Ada May no, Sparkle Esher
lO4. stamping Ground III.
One mile selling NinCcnnes JOB, Andy
Williams los, RossiGnol A6, liaudicapper
1o1. Lapldus 96 Kllogram 1t3. Military
1o6 Satire 1O4 Prince Richard 100,
Five and half furlongs forW%6a5fn o''
Warte Nicht 90, High Chancellor ~ sen
tipel 100 Wax Candle l02, Decoration W,
park Planet ~ John a. Scott % GlGriSsA
% Glorious lO4. Full Back 81, Dr. sayior
| o.. Cinauevalll l07
Track heavy.
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LULING.--An appropriation has been
mnde for Improving the streets ana 500
will be expended at once.
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hnyeport La, August 6,--Iittle Rock
4 II two out of three. Clausen was hit
Ten runs in the first three innings. He
eccaeded by Childs, who kept down
score, The game was called back to
seventh inning.
Ewe r II II
pc Rock ......... ,f,n4 600 Ill IL /
ETfpcrt .....,..1O0 Col o. > i q
Es M' Childs and Mcclure; Allcmans
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~ august 6.-The visitors batted
Il. aVagely at the start, but after
Ne n. 'Anlng secured only one hit.
Slrr,,n,,,'.,.... 800 600 11x-5 IL !.
ttesSo S1 ,,;',., 200 eco 0o0-2 4 L
CiarSss anu Mcfarland; Carrick, Lee
n. august 6'-wiltz's good pitching
s.'a splendid support today.
hi! r II T.
(,ao,.' '''.''.....,o io 600 oOo-i q ;:
|laa ana 80. 100 OO1 OO0-2 10 u
SUI suelow; Wiltz ana Smith.
h Out,i,aas august 6,-Smith, a local ANA.
EshsSs 'p sl'ed Rube Walden today s
= b. sasphlne, out in the ninth on
(se- -! and La Joie.
Islead r 81 Il
[tsIpbi,, '''......2 200 OIL oo1-'1
f.th id p,c,.:.,... 100 003 Oo0-4 /
Dcinis; Waddell and Schreck.
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Observations token by tho United states
weather bure' ! at 5 D. m. 10Th meridian
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Americ an League.

l'ulS august 6.-Kahoe lost the game
Y Louis today by a wild throw te
Y 'ae sixth and stupid base running
we =,
Louis 20, go ~ II
rss, II, - :. ;.... .0ol COZ 1907 Il =
''sA and hahoe; Dineen and Criger.
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Cotton REGION Bulletin.

For the twenty four hours ending at d
m. yesterday, 10th meridian time.
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Southern League.

birmingham. Ala, August 6.-BirminGham
double.header today to Atlanta
I,vgh the errors of the locals and their
|Asty TO hit at opportune times. Smith
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faarille. Tenn. August 6.-Some 1850
biz sat through the ordeal of Il twin de
Il .or the pennant leaders at the hands
chattanooga today. 1t required twelve
I'M 10 decide the first game. in which
! seemed to collapse after the seventh.
vas relieved by FROM, but three scores
| he twelfth decided against Nashville:
| he second game, Nashville outbatted
cutplayed their opponents, but dark
/ CAME on before the end of the seventh
|Rs and the game was called back to the
th cutting on two of Nashville's runs =,
mi game Score II ii Il
Eiiihc9ga COZ coo 034 O03-11 10 =
ktsilc .... .C22 0l3 $50 UU2-lo II |,
nnnet aud Roth; Hill, From and
De-.
Fond gsme-Score- X II e
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and Roth; Sanders and Fisher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
CROWLEY LOST THE GAME.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
General Observations.

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