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Handicap Captured by Edsardo.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July lS.-Favorites. sec
ond choices and long shots split the Del
mar card equally to-day. The handicap at
one mile and an eighth. the featured attrac-
ton. was captured by Edgardo at the luora-
tive price OF IS TO l. Jerry O'Connor gave
the big gelding vigorous ride. getting him
off in front and making every post a win
ming one w b. Gates. the heavily-becked
favorite came from the ruck half way
down the home stretch and challenged
Edgardo, but was not quite aole 70 reach-
Working like a demon with whip and spur.
O'Connor kept Edgardo straight and landed
him winner by a nose. 1t was strictly
two-horse race between Eogardo and Gates,
the field being beaten of. Winners in order:
Jack Young to L Sni. Is TO 5. Seize 3 10
5; Edgardo Is TO l; Miss Dora, TO /; Eva's
Darling 4 TO g.
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SOLD SAMPLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
Illinois Teacher Charged with Using
Mails for Fraud.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 1S.-Clyde S.
Houk principal Of the school at Lawrence
vile, Lawrence county, and also publisher
of newspaper there, was brought here to-.
day by United States Deputy Marshal
Spring and waived examination before
Commissioner Kidd on the charge of using
the mails for a scheme to defraud, and was
held to the grand jury in $1,000 which he
furnished. Houk's father is prominent and
wealthy citizen of Lawrenceville, and Houk
himself stands high in church and social
circles there. 1t is charged that Houk under
his own name at LawrenceVille, and under
assumed names at Vinton and Crossville,
sent to publishers of school books in New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and
Cincinnati, representing himself as the
principal of schools in each case and Sc
cured large number of sample textbooks,
which he took TO Chicago, where he sold
them to a distributing house.
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NO GAME WITH LOUISVILLE
RAIN PREVENTED Yesterdays
CONTEST BETWEEN LEADERS.

Two Games VIII Be Played This At
ternOn-WOodrun Able to Return
to Game-St. Paul Defeated.
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WOULD-BE KING KILLER.
Arrest of an American Anarchist who
Intended to Stay ItaIy's Ruler.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Milan, Italy, TO the Daily Telegraph re-
ports the arrest by the police at Bra, near
Turin, of young barber who recently
arrived there from Paterson, n. j. The
prisoner gives his name as Tonetti, which
is believed to be assumed. and confesses
that he is Anarchist. Papers which
were seized at his lodgings include CORE
spondence with Paterson Anarchists and a
document indicating that it was Tonetti's
intention TO assassinate Victor Emmanuel
who frequently traverses Bra on a motor
car on his way to his private estates.
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Bishop Potter's Engagement.
Chicago Evening Post.


The announcement OF the engagement Of
Bishop Potter has been received with many
expressions of satisfaction. The good bish-
op learned from the earliest chapters Of
Genesis that il is not good that the man
should be alone, particularly when the man
at her exclusive disposal who is as lonely
as he is. what more natural than that they
should come to a harmonious and romantic
understandings Some time ago Bishop
Potter was quoted making address in
which he remarked that what is worth do
ing at all is worth doing we'll We think
there Will be no dissenting opinion that in
this particular instance, and following his
own counsel, Bishop Potter is doing very
we'll
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Premium for Gold Dollars.
Philadelphia Times.


The United States gold dollar Is scare
that dealers In old and rare coins are ad-
vertising everywhere for them, offering
from $50 10 s. apiece for as many as they
get.
Since 1883 the United States minis have
not coined any gold dollars Since then
their value has increased steadily.
In the mint I'm this city. where the dies
Tor all United States currency are made,
reporter was yesterday given the present
value OF a gold dollar Of 1SS9
Those marked &. Carson city, are worth
from $40 10 $3.50. Those marked ID. Den
ver) are worth from s. TO $50. those
marked 5. (San Francisco are worth from
g 10 s.. and those without any mark indi-
eating they were minted at Philadelphia,
are worth from $50 10 $40.
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TIE BROKEN in THE TENTH
BOSTON DEFEATED BY BROOKLYN IN
A CLOSELY PLAYED GAME.

Pittsburg Shut Out by ChicagO-Re-
constructed Baltimore Team De-
feated by st. Louis.
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CINCINNATI, o., July 1s.-The tri-state
tennis tourney was stopped by rain this
afternoon during the mems finals after
two games in the first set had taken place.
Collins had a hard time defeating Patter-
son. but Reuben Hunt walked away with
Emerson. 1t is probable now that the
tourney will be continued over until Mon
day, the championship matches five
sets long and the men do not fancy play
ing ten sets in a single day. Hunt and Col
Inns will meet in the finals tomorrow and
Miss Banks and Miss Closterman will also
clash for the championship.
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Forgot the Baby.


When Mrs. Lizzie Kimball moved from
her home near Twenty-irst and Naudain
streets on Monday she took all her house
hold goods and forgot her little daughter.
Late Monday night Policeman Matthews.
OF the Fifteenth and Locust streets station
while passing the former home OF the Kim
balls. heard the infant crying. on break
ing open the door he saw the child wrapped
in a shawl. seated on the floor OF the front
room. he took her 10 the Twentieth and
Federal streets station house and Yesterday
morning she was given ia charge Of the
Society for The Protection OF Children from
Cruelty. There she was found by her ia
ther. Charles kimban, late yesterday after
noon. Yesterday morning the kimballs
missed the baby
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Cheers. with Maher I'd. Won.

LONDON. July 1s.-At the Sandown Park
second summer meeting to-day the fifteenth
renewal of the Eclipse stakes Of ten thous-
and sovereigns. the owners of the second
horse to receive 500 sovereigns and OF the
third 100 sovereigns: for three and four
vear-olds; about one mile and quarter.
was won be the Duke OF Devonshires
Cheers. riden by Maher. Rising Glass
second and Royal Lancer was third. Twelve
horses started
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Another school of Technology.

CHICAGO. July 1S-PIans are being pre-
pared for the erection of a school of tech
nOlOgy at Northwestern University and the
work of construction will be begun imme-
diately after the return of President James
from the East What the building now
PROJECTED will cost or where the money for
the erection or endowment is coming from
has not been told. but the name of William
Deering is suggested in connection with it,.
President James will visit the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology and the teen
meal department of Cornell University on
his present trip.
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Shortage i'm Citrus Fruits.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 1S.-Citrus
fruit shipments 10 date from southern Cali
fornia 10 the Eastern markets this season
have aggregated l6.472 carloads The total
for the same time last year was %. sS7 cars.
The season viii end Nov. I. and about I 200
cars are estimated to be still out OF mar
ket The total for the season is not ex-
pected 20 exceed $4,000 cars, against a, 53l
cars. the aggregate last year. The short
age will mean a loss OF about 81, 500 900 in
freight rate. 10 the railroads and a loss
OF ablut S. Doc. 900 TO the groMers.
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Four Straight for Cleveland.

BOSTON. July 1S.-Hughes was wild and
ineffective to-day and retired in favor of
Williams in the second inning. The visl-
tors batted Williams at will and made it
four straight i'm the present series. Attend
anee. AGO. Score:
r II z
Boston .........0 0 o. 4 10 2
Cleveland .....4 0 4 0 5 O. Ola Is
Batteries-Hughes. Williams and Warner;
Bernhard and Wood. Bases balls-Of
Hughes, 3: off Williams. 5; off Bernhard, L.
Struck out-By Williams 3.
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TITUSVILLE. Pa. July 1S.-To-day's ten
events OF the Interstate shoot closed one
Of the largest and most enthusiastic tour
naments ever held in the city. Ex-Cham-
pion Tanning was high gun, with a total
of 163 out of 40. while Fox was
second with 1885, Tanning and Leroy are
tied for the first place on three events
breaking a total Of 46S targets out of a
possible sic. A. B. Fox is second with 453
Following are to-day's total scores: F.
IA; j. F. Mallory, 157; L. F. Mallory 1876;
Hull, 155: Squier, 142; Leroy $780, Tanning
1853; Kirkover. 152; Andrews. 1874; Jordan
151; Atkinson, 156; Moore, las; Loomis, 1873;
Fox, 15S; Williams 146.
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schreckengOst Makes Hit.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-With Chicago
leading by one in the ninth inning, two
men out and two on bases, Schreckengost,
for the home team, hit to the left-field
fence, scoring two runs. The crowd be-
came wildly enthusiastic and Schrecken-
COST was carried off the field. Attendance
1909. Score:
RHE
Chicago .........2 2 o 0-6 II 2
Philadelphia II 0 o 0 2-7 Is 2
Batteries-Callahan and Sullivan; Wad-
dell and Schreckengost. Bases on balls
off Callahan. A. off Waddell, 8. Struck
out-By Waddell 6.
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Chance for Women.
Chicago Evening Post.

Mrs. Roosevelt's action in returning a
check for $500, sent by the editor of a mag
aZine an inducement 20 write a short
essay on housekeeping. was almost as
spirited as the contempt of the young
woman who is said 10 have declined an
offer OF $500 10 pose a single week in a
comic-opera chorus And yet we hear Il
said that there is very little opportunity
for women OF talent 10 earn money. Never
in the history OF literature or the dramatic
art has there been so conscientious an eff
fort 10 raise standards by liberal payments
10 notable women, and never were such
fattering inducements held out 10 am
bilious WomanhoOd
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


BALTIMORE, July 1S.-The transition
Baltimore American League team was de-
feated by ST. Louis this afternoon after
one of the fastest and most exciting games
played here this season. a sensational
catch of Williams's long fly. with three
on bases. defeated the local club. The en-
tire contest sparkled with fast fielding and
phenomenal plays. Score:
r II f
Baltimore ......O 0 90 90 0 O-S 6 2
St Louis ...3 0 0 "a II 9
Batteries-Shields and Drill; Sudhoff,
Powell and Kahoe Bases on balls-Off
Shields 4: off Sudhoff 4; off Powell, l.
Struck out-By Sudhoff, 2; by Powell, 5.
Attendance-1,90S.
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Murder at Spokane.

SPOKANE, Wash, July 1S.-Without
warning or apparent provocation Gustave
Anderson, a street-railway employee, last
night fired three shots at Edward Eager
stone one of the proprietors OF the West
ern House, killing him instantly. Both men
were delegates to the Republican county
convention which met here to-day. Ander-
son had been drinking. After committing
the crime Anderson fed to another hotel.
and when the police entered the room An
derson tried TO fire upon them. He was
taken. fighting desperately, TO the City
oil
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
Looking for Players.

President Smith. of the Terre Haute club
of the Three l League, was in the city yes
terday looking for players. He is not try
ing to induce any players to jump
tracts, but thought he could secure some
extra talent. Manager Watkins could not
accommodate him. Mr.. Smith says the
Terre Haute club is now making money.
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SPECIAL TROT TODAY.
The Abbot, The Monk and Lord Derby
VIII Race at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o.. July 1s.-The Abbot.
2:O3l4, The Monk, 2;O7, and Lord Derby
2:O6A. will trot a special race of one mile
at the matinee races of the Gentlemens
Driving Club at Chenille track tomorrow
afternoon. J. ]. Scannell, Ed Geerken and
= p Smathers, owners of the horses as
named. will drive There is no money con-
sheraton. tho prize being a blue ribbon
The match was arranged at detroit on
Thursday by II. X. Devereaux, president
of the Gentlemen's Driving Club OF Cleve-
land.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
shot for Gliding an ONCE hoy.

HOUSTON. Tex. July 1s.-Dr. Delipscey.
an optician. was shot and killed by d. B.
Williams, whose son. while acting as office
boy for Delpscey, had been chided for
some inattention 10 business. Williams
and two sons. il is claimed. went 10 De-
lipscey's office To wait for him. and when
ne appeared a quarrel followed which re-
suited i'm the shooting. Williams surren-
dered, but refused TO make a statement.
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SALT LAKE. Utah, July 1S.-Harry r
Duke and Alexander A. Robertson, formerly
assistant cashier and paying teller, respec-
lively. of the Wells-Fargo Company's bank
in this city, in the preliminary hearing to-
day waived examination and in default of
$4,000 bail were remanded to jail 10 await
trial in the District Court. They are
charged with having embezzled $4,000 from
the hank
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The Old Man Took n Hand.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas city Journal.
A citizen OF Kingman told his boys that
he would show them how TO make the fire.
crackers sound louder. He got the family
bath tub, which had recently been pur-
chased at a cost of 81. Under the tub he
placed a giant cracker. and when II went
of the bottom OF that tub. went sailing
through the air. The trouble with some OF
US geniuses is that We are not so smart as
we look.
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Alleged Hotel swindIer.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July B.-A tele-
gram received by the city marshal here to-
night from the assistant marshal, who is
in San Francisco, reads: Supreme Court
decides in our favor. Expect TO leave with
prisoner at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The prisoner Is ]. o. Stone of twenty
aliases. the alleged swindler of the Hotel
Keepers Protective Association.
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Dwelling wrecked by sewer Gas.

BOSTON. July 1s.-An explosion of sewer
gas which had permeated the cellar of
house in the Jamaica Plain district
wrecked that dwelling and the next one and
caused injury TO several persons this after
noon. The seriously injured are Emma
Morgan. thirty-six years old, and Emily
Houston. twenty-five years old.
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Pittsburg Shut Out by Taylor.

PITTSBURG. July 1s.-Doheny pitched
good game and was given excellent sup
port, but Pittsburg could do nothing with
Taylor's delivery. Only twice did the To-
Gals reach third base. Attendance, 900.
Score:
r II T.
Pittsburg 80 0 o o 90 o
Chicago .........1 / 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 2
Batteries-Doheny and thinner; Taylor
and King. Bases on balls-On Doheny, ?;
off Taylor, l. Struck out-By Doheny, 4.
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Russian Kills Wife and Self.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Hyman Hoffman.
a Russian tailor, shot his wife Sophia
through the mouth early to-day and then
killed himself by swallowing carbolic acid.
Mrs. Hoffman is dying in a/hospital. Hoff-
man had been drinking heavily of late and
his wife had caused his arrest for disorder
~ conduct He sentenced to sixty
days and had only recently been released.
The couple had four children.
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B. 2. TAYLOR ARRESTED.
Decatur, I'LL, Broker Charged with
Violating Internal Revenue Laws.


SPRINGFIELD, H., July 1S-B. u. Tay-
lor. a respected citizen of Decatur, en-
gagged in the brokerage and general com
mission business in that city, was brought
to this city by United States Marshal Will
liams and waived examination before
United States Commissioner Kidd on a
charge of violating the revenue laws. He
was held to the grand jury in bonds of
81 600 which he furnished. Taylor is
charged with not furnishing his customers
with certificates in cases of deals of 800
or over, said certificates to have a 2-cent
revenue stamp attached. Taylor claims
that he is only agent of a commission
house and that his house pays the tax The
commissioner of internal revenue has df-
rected that the case be prosecuted, as it is
question of law whether such stamping
of certificates by commission house
would relieve the broker of paying the
stamp tax
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Given m Nine-Hour Day.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. July 1S.-A decision
was announced to-day by the State Board
of Arbitration in a dispute between the
Barclay Company of Streator and its 800
employees The question involved was
whether the men should have a nine or ten
hour work day. The board gives them
nine-hcur day. which is all that the en-
plOyes were asking.
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Wage Advance for 10000 Men.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, July 1S.-From an Of
fetal of the Cambria Steel Company it is
learned that about one-haIf of the com
pany's 1000 employees will participate in an
advance of wages which will average 10 per
cent. to date from July 1.
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winners at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. July 1s-Betting choices did
well at Fort Erie to-day. four favoritos.
one second choice and a third choice win
ming. Weather cloudy and track fast. VIM
ners in order: Ocie Brooks. Optima,
Springwels, Laura +. NJ, Satiris- and
DrumrnOnd.
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DeadIy Duel I'm a saloon.

WICHITA. Kan. July 19.-Dr. H c..
Greenland and Ben Barman fought a duel
i'm a saloon at Okarche. o. T.. early this
morning. Or. Greenland was shot through
the heart and died instantly. Barman was
shot in the head. but not fatally. The cause
of their quarrel in unknown.
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CycIer Maya Won.

BOSTON, July 1s-In a twice postponed
25-mile motor-paced race at Charles River
Park tonight Maya won by about eighty
yards, his time being thirty-six minutes
Walthour not able TO race because of
injuries received last night.
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Killed in a Fight with Negroes.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, July 19.-Superin-
tendent c. W. Bradshaw. OF the Coal and
Land Company, at Chicago. Tenn. and
another white man, name unknown, are re-
ported 10 have been killed in a fight with
negro miners. Two negroes were fatally
wounded
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
A Case Of Depravity.

Baltimore American
The total depravity OF inaninate things
Is shown again In the accident 20 Mr..
Chamberlain. who was thrown from his cab
at the Canadian arch IN London Mr..
Chamberlain Is not on good terms with the
Canadian government. and TX looks very
much as II the arch had taken up the
quarrel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19
Ferns Bests Emerson.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, July 1S.-Jim
(Rube) Ferns was given the decision to-
night over Billy Emerson after ten rounds
of lively fighting. Ferns forced matters
throughout and clearly had the better of
the contest
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SHOWERY WEATHER.
Rain Promised for To-Day and To-
Morrow Throughout Indiana.

Morrow Throughout Indiana.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Indiana-Showers on Saturday and
Sunday; fresh east to northeast Winds be-
coming northwest.
For IHinOis-Showers on Saturday. with
cooler in central and south portions Sun
day showers; fresh northeast winds. be-
coming northwest.
For Ohio-Showers and thunderstorms on
Saturday; Sunday fair and warmer; fresh
east TO northeast winds, becoming north
west
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Lucille Blackburn Lane, Daugh-
ter of the Kentucky Senator.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Mrs. Lucille
Blackburn Lane. daughter of Senator
Blackburn, of Kentucky and widow of the
late Thomas F. Lane, of this city, died to-
day at her residence here of brain fever
and nervous prostration. She had been I'M
conscious for more than a week. Her
father and two sisters, Mrs. Hall and Miss
Blackburn, were with her.
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Earned runs-Boston, T. Brooklyn, 1.
Two-base hit-Carney. Three-base hit
Cooley. Stolen bases-Long, Sheckard, Do
Ian, Ahearn, McCreery. Double play-Mc-
Creary (unassisted) Sacrifice hit-Dolan.
Bases on balls-Of Willis, 3. Hit by pitched
ball-By Willis 1. Struck out-By Willis,
Z; by Donovan, g. Wild pitch-Donovan.
Attendance-3.CO0
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DETROIT, Mich. July 1s.-The heavy rain
of last night made the Crosse Point track
unfit for racing to-day, and to-days pro-
gramme which was TO have ended the Blue
Ribbon driving meeting, has therefore been
POSTPONED until tomorrow.
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Reaches the Farmers.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

1t grows palmer every day that the news
paper is the best medium for advertising
any kind of articles Thus Chicag go dealer
in agricultural implements reports surpris-
ing and satisfactory results from using the
space of daily newspapers.
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YOKOHAMA, July 1S.-Marquis Saigo,
distinguished statesman, died to-day or
cancer. He commanded the Formosa punt
tive expedition, held many Cabinet posts
and was brother of the hero of the Sat
suma rebellion.
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Travelling Man shot.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 1S.-Henry +.
Beaumont. a travelling man OF this city,
was shot and mortally wounded by Walter
Jacobs, a policeman. this evening. Jacobs
claims Beaumont was advancing on him
with a drawn knife when he fired
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-19

PORTLAND. Me-, July B.-Mrs. r. +.
Peary and her daughters. accompanied by
II. L. Bridgman, OF the Arctic Club OF New
York. left here to-day for Sidney. c. B..
where they Will join the Peary relief steam
er Windward.
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short Game Won by kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, July B.-Kansas City
won the game in the first inning with six
his, which netted four runs. Rain stopped
the game in the sixth Attendance, 800.
Score.
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Chicago ..... GETTYSBURG 49,. %
Brooklyn -. 2-BostOn ....... L
Rain elsewhere.
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Southern League.

Chattanooga, 5: Shreveport, Z.
Nashville, l; Little Rock, 8.
Atlanta. 7: Memphis, -.
Birmingham, /; New Orleans, IL.
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Cleveland .14-BOstOn .......
Philadelphia. 7-ChicagO ..... q
1T. LOUISE. 4-Baltimore -.
Washin gton-Rain.