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COCK ROBIN, FAVORITE, FALLS
sryEPIICH 4 HARD BLOW
FOR THE rom PLAYERS.
vc,,a,hiana Stakes Won ny ROssignoi
-,,ighU eight Handicap Goes TO Rock.
water MADDEN Wins Win River Pirate
Jhrrr Ia, oritrs IN Front -Ent rieS.

,t.,.. i.,,,ors kcep on steepleChasa event.
49,, ,,., hold alooi from IN" first race III
,,...,r V.r, Yesterday afternoon We're highly
.,,ar1 with themselves when they saw
"a & Hsvos'- cock Robin. 4 10 10 favorite.
,.-or his rider far up on the backstretCh AT
,l,,e whom DO appeared 10 he running along
,..Iy vl'r victory certainty, barring
,5.r,s But those " no backed Cock Robin
.. ,.sofally and financially distressed be-
..s,. of thn II. -hsp The race was selling
s.t- ~ about two miles, with Cock Robin
:, VOL rsnrei that the lowest quotation
s.irsi a., oi tho others was IN to With
49,. ,.,orI'a ont Of II. Marylsnder, IN 10 g..
,sue on and won easily by half a dozen
,o,s,h- IN the slow time Of 400. Decameron
- "a I I'M shed in the place. two lengths
h,fo,e n sack 4Oto /. cleverly ridden by
My Holloway
IN. 'alrn' got back some of tho money
d,opnoi on cock Robin. however. when !
) Nadder's River Frat" won the lightweight
lsrd,asv for al ages run down the Eclipse
co.rss River Pirate was backed down to
81 4, = f.yorfe, with the Western horse
swim. reduced 20 l. to !. Navasota led TO
,la Wi'hsrs crossing. wher" River Pirate
for..i 10 the front. hut the latter was put
,,da, 4 hard drive by Redeem TO beat Syrl in
hcsd ~ n !.
The feature OF the card was the McGrath-
~. selling STAKES for three-year-old hllies.
q, .s,..n fIrlons- on the Wuhars course
yo..Ignnl Nas the pick At TO S. with Lady
Siarlmg, Hui'rcs-s and Musidora catching
tho rost ~ tho smart money. Musidora led
Tor nearly half mile. Wher" she gave way TO
U.u'rcs~s The latter tired in the stretch
md FossCuol then won easily nv 4 length
and half IN -. Lady Sterling beating
npu'fs-sa hy length.
,.lu The Wis" men scored when they
~ Id. : sanford sons Rockwater the
Evorir. no tho si.0Ho handicap for thres-year-
oyd- o., . NIL" She va, glazed down 30
Slp'rri" and J Il follsnsh-e's Cameron
s'.n literally supported Slipthrift was in
front ~ no thr"s-Quarter pole, but he died
sN4v m favor Of Dom Paul. who was over
hauled m tho stretch bv tho favorits. who
hs,' him head IN drive in itl'. Cameron.
.argtls h"hlnd, taking third money from
Pm FVoellenc" Nv neck.
IUs-p Was n surprise ~ store for tho crowd
v1sa the Nos>rs keene's Ringdove. n IL
10 I sHot. ridden hy Force. an apprentice.
won tho fourth event, selling race for two
,oIrsa Engdove got home q bead in front
of 'lo t4vor't". Naysrinore, who had a similar
adyau'ag" over CHRISTINE \ The race was
run m -.
mo s-t race. also selling event. AZ a
m . and sixteenth over the hill. went
II t,ad down 20 sizes, and who, after being
r,tod tlou. 10y Robert son. came down IN"
stretch - swiftly that he won. ridden ont,
Hr ! length and half in / asa, Prince
E,cr,rd. second choice, heat the faVOrite.
Queen carnival NV couple Of len gths Ben
Aovird aud loono were less than half a
lcrsil back Three "a vorites We're successful
PIRsT.HACE
,,nrg ,seplcchsSc Tor three wear ODDS and
g. ri Il n
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TWO MILES ~ s:?9 f-?.
New Record by Onward stlNer-New Mark
b, Green Tr0tter.

IfNISGroS. ny, oct i5.-Two worlds
records were shattered AT the Kentucky
rrotting Horse Breeders Association track
to-day, Scott Hudson was the driver in
each case With Onward Silver he went
two miles in t.:9'E, a new American record.
the best previous performance being that
of Greenlander. which trotted in a.? in 1899.
In the West stake the bay gelding Chase.
with Hudson up. being pushed out in a head
finish with Baron DE SHAY, 'roIted mile
in 2o7i.. new worlds record for a green
trotter, beating Lord Derby's record by
half second. The weather and track con-
ditons we're perfect and in addit ion to the
sbov. SIR Albert = paced mile In o3'.
Prince of Orange was the favori'a for the sec
oud event and came within a head of Winning.
being defeated by Sutb.arer in the third
heat Of The race. The mark OF 2%'. euuned
the stake record
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ItNlNGToS, Oct. l5.--The crack two year old
bay My Emma Brook. by silent Brook . 49,, dam
Emma ! ?l7's. BY Soc rates. was bought 10 day
by nurhln Horn OF PlttSburg. Pa . for 81. 500, OF
hook tuIlN ms city, She went q trial mile In
BIO and Laif 10 1913. and her sale followed.
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billiards.

". Tree, ~ and " l. Crr'h. -. l,si
lght PLAYED n" third gam" in th" hiud',au
thr""-"uShion tourn nruert ~ III" kuiclrr-
bocK"r Academy IN lIrooklvu Grtrtth NuH.
hN 81 20 u IL-M mLhn n L-E- nm. Of :.
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GOLF.
Opening Play In the Brookiawn Country
club Tournament.

There were over sixty starters in the open
amateur tournament Of the Brookawn Coun-
try club at Bridgeport yesterday. and some
OF the players made very good rounds. {.
" Seelcv. the champion Of the Connecticut
state League was not AT his best in putting
and needed 81. and on this account the gold
medal for the low score was won by A. s.
Wheeler OF the home club His card was
ONT o.. ....,....5 ~
In .............5 u 3 50 $3.50
stephen H. Patterson. runner up to Tom
Cheney three years ago at this links fort the
state championship. was OF on the long ga me
and required 90. The qualifying scores
follow.
\. &. Wheeler. Brooklavn;st w Burton, Call
fornla. 81. ". j. Nichols Brooklawn, 70 \. II
=, y. l.. Gun,her, Oakland. ~; Coi. + 6 Beach.
New Haven; So. ". Il. cheney Oxford, 20; ", IS
Marcells lolnlakah, ". v, Austin. No.~ch. q?
Brooklaun, 10 stephen II, Patterson. BrqokIasn,
~ ". + Sceley. BIookawn; -. Seelcy Wee
Rrooklsan. vs.. /. H. Caniied brooklawn. Is,
i ) nincEs hrockIsNn. os II Sand'oId; bIoos
baldwin. Wee Burn ioi II V. Cosswen. nroos
lawn. 10? G adams, Crescent \ G.. ioi n V
lawn I,r,. v. l. starr BrooAlaWr, TO- c !. BD ant
~, S.awn. iu7.
The thirty-three includes with ties. sixteen
70 qualify for the Brooklawn cup aud TN.
sixteen to qualify for the consolation cup
1o-da}'> play will be at the match game.
The oct Oher handicap for the women mem
beT~ was played Yesterday al the Richmond
County Country Club The results follow
Mrs. J. !. Wood, 10. 10 lcu Mrs Btophy. III.
Roaav NJ NJ Prs ~. Els, III oio,ola N' hGsry Mt,
Ralph Lane. 49, ON, Mrs. Gauip, l?. 10 i?2.
Miss seaman, l+t i6-l;N. Miss Taylor, 1855. 10 1880.
A. the tpawamis Golf Club yesterday
IN the sem, final for the Presidents cup Dun
cnn Edwards beat f. \ Down"y, hy NJ
ly holes, and Maturn Balou beat
Peck, by III and 10 play
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The Mizzen,op Golf Club OF Paving played
its best team NJ the Mahopac Golf Club yes
played no Tor for he N11cn,op team and made
IN" new record of 80 Tor the course. The
score.
Manopac Jones u, Earle q Bradley. u. Ho,twlck.
o boring, & Duscnbury, j. Hawcs, Total. rs.
MAlentop Tiffany, !; Marshall, !. l.osther, l.
Taylor o. Morton. q, Methan. I" Nnr-rr -. To
tai 9.
Mu>rcLNr, or, IL capt Percy II Pync
of the Princeton coli I Tub, with his crack
players. Iourn"y"d 10 tins towi to-day and
Malloprd the Montclair Coli club team to
H." tan" OF ~ tos The scores rollo"
prlncc'u on T.. q Rclunart. l.. II Conklln. q:
\ Pole. H. -. y. hakcr. Olipnant., q. p. =
rSnr; F. S G,s,Is''>oo, ,, i. a. Io"nr' Il.
T Z, held, a. p. Wilcox ? Il =. .Rrdreld, .. Z +.
Boy Il, o, 4. = ircrmau. q. Total.
GWtNWi,H. oct 10 What wth probably
BE- -" r. tenn 1,GA Of the '"3,on at ,n@
between Yale raud Fairfield, the former win
nIng by a ,oor" al ~ Ia" The scores follow
lcna %G Nh hSnG y S 81 f,%"Pe rSirr
IN Reed, ~. Richmond, Total -.
Mason, q f.C'iiilard. q. Total. -
PHILNntLpUIA, oct. IL. Interesting feat
nre, marked the ts7t matrh. play round IA
the tournament of the individual Champion
shipof the Women, Golf A-sociatiou OF Pha-
d"lphia over b" links OF the -. Ddvid's
Golf CLUB TO-DAY
Championship First round Miss ]. {. GriSConI,
Merton. heat Miss = r Morris Merton. ; w and
! e. plSi. Mrs Il. II Barlow, Merton. beat Miss
NcNcrlN. Merton, NJ and 3 to play Mis-. Caleb
=. Fox, Huntingdon Valley. beat MIS- ". NJ Coz
nam, Huntington Valley. ! w and to play. MiSS
|. l.. Biidc. RlNrr,un. heat Miss " G. ftlShmuth.
RNetioh q M and ! TO paN.
second cup lir'. match play round Miss \ I.
McNrcly beat Miss Dallrtt 81 Dayii's up aud
: 10 play Mis- GlbcIt, Huntingdon Valley. heat
Mrs., y. e. Price. Huntington Valley. up ana
10 MAY, MISS Banners, ~ lbaNid's beat Miss Morris
Phlladrlphld cricket, NJ and . to PLAY Mrs. ~.
Fitzgerald. NrunminN. beat ai,> y Is. i'm
Merton, up and tn play,
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Time, ilslt.
I'Ji START Won Hidden ont NcNIuIamS ch z
+, hn".u Jenny Yates owned By j Robertson
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BRouGHAMs.
PANEL BOOT vIcToRIAs.
WAGONETTES.
The fnest assortment In the city.
SOME SECOND HAND BARGAINS
j, Is. BREWSTER & co,
Old Guard Building. broadway and +9th ST.
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~rOItI>,ii.>'~ t.UOus.

spORr>NlN'~ t.OOUs.
mt NJ WINE EIEpII\>I ACADEMY,
tutHrr UrodGNH, md 5II ~,
- ALLEYS for open gaiurs Op-n ~ \. VI.
American Natal IoataaIn' eat I ,mes Io-nighe
Harlem Alleys cor. I"5th ~. 4 I'd Ave.
Harlem ie"gu" ava "rcn gainc- Tonight.
New ioGi Alleys 55ilt - 4 al Ave,
HIir'~ tournament aud open sames
harlem tir,ir Palace 1uS ., I2sth ST.
20 ALLEYS Tor open game aud tournaments.
starr <ilrNs tiU " 59th ~. knights Of
tolumbu> Bowling Icagu" tame. tonight.
Germania tilc,- 2oi BoWcrN Tonight.
thanutun>htr Game, 'crnaHia tourney.
Sohuttc's NuIa,iIl- <IIe,s pos g. -Hth St
NOrkNiItr Ichgu, lnd open Lamcs Tonight.
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three year o,ds. 81 $50 added

POOR start. won driving R!ngdovc, oh. c.. ?.
,. ngIon ClNhat owned by j. X. I. I.
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Good Va'i won driving RocsWat-r. ch. : 3
sanford 4 >uu>
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-" '0c 'pr trr" year old, and upward. g roo
aided allowances ono mile ana a Sixteenth over
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American WOODEN Company-Frankle. ipi: Car
trell, ISL; Lansing, i7v. Donaldson, iia Warmth
1879. Total 78s.
Calhoun. Robbins 4 Co-Ouay. 100 Craw for,
i5s: boyle. 1873: Drummond $50. Field. i!5. Tic
tai 10.
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PIRsT!rACE

~'.Nrg ,'"epccheSc for three wear Odds and
.;V1-t s." added special weights and allowances
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trcll. 1js; Lansing. al; donaldson. ISL: Warmth.
l37. Total, s6a
HackPtt Carhart CO--Schafer 1876: Rickerlch
1875. Hayes 1874. burlington, lts. Hackett, ia To-
tai 49,
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Hackeu. Carhart Co.--Schafer. 100: Rlckcrich.
i24: Hayes. 1880 burlington, l02 Hackett. lC0. To.
tai SIS.
calhoun. Robbins 4 Co--Quay. isa: Crawford.
it3. boyle. l0s. Drummond. l39: Field 1873. To.
tai ~?
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Weight Handicap for all ages: 5000 added

Good Var' won EASILY River Pirate Oh. C. :?
h. Pirate Of ren1ancc Harchcil owned by !. T..
Madden
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Herman Buck, president OF the CONNIE rcia
League said yesterday that he had accepted the
Application OF the William lScnn Compauy To
take the place OF hoennghsuS curtis employers
hc does not expect an more teams TO retire from
IN" league, hut las another house ready to m
low:
FIRST D.nF
American Wooden Company-Fsnkle IFS; Can.
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ra,' NCw York Council added two more games
To rs suing OF victories IN tho Brooklyn Catholic
Bcn' voIrnt Legion tournament last n,gh'. Tue
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CHARLOTTE DEFEATED TWICE.
Three Thousand Five Hundred People See
Greensboro Win the Games
(special to News and Observer.)

(Special to News and ODSerVer.D
Greensboro, N. c., July 4.-lf ever a
holiday crowd was happy it was the
Fourth of July thousands here this even
ing when the news spread that Green's
boro had defeated Charlotte in two big
ball games.
Both games were very interesting,
possessing live features and the locals
we're enthusiastically supported by I'M
mense crowds who went wild over three
home runs by Fox.
Score by innings of first game:
r. H. E..
Greensboro ...0OOOO2OO1O 10 2
Charlotte :. .O0OO16OO2O 2
Batteries: Walters and McTeer; Per-
son, Ashenback and Lehman. Umpire,
Dolan. Attendance 1000. Time of game
lao.
Score by innings of second game:
Greensboro ~ .......1 0 600 1 0 0 "a
Charlotte . ......0 l 000O 0 0 o.
Batteries Courneen and Mercer;
Brandt and Lehman. Umpire, Dolan.
Time of game lao. Attendance $500.
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Ill Fortune Pursues the Gulls.

Especial to the News and Observer
Wilmington, N. c., July Anew
Bern and Wilmington played magnifi-
cent game this afternoon but the locals
lost as usual. Sweeney and Gettig were
both effective in the box, but in the
seventh Sweeney, who had just accom-
plished the remarkable feat of striking
out three men with ten deliveries, weak
ened and allowed the winning runs:
Score r. II. e.
New Bern :. ..10Oe002O1- 6 /
Wilmington :. 01001000-2 5 /
Batteries: Gettig and Daum; Swec-
ney and Fisher. Attendance 300.
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DISEASES, URINARY AFFECTIONS,
DEEP SEATED CASES ES-
PECIAII,Y

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Death may frequently follow these symp-
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Weldon the Victor.

Especial to the News and Observer
Weldon, N. c., July 4.-Weldon walk
ed away with Kinston today. Dunn
pitched superb game for the locals,
Score: r. II. E.
Weldon :. :. 20 30402-19 IS 6
Kinston :. ..01 100410O-7 s II
Batteries: Dunn and Hicks; Nc
Dowell, Harvey and Harper Struck
out, by Dunn Is, by Mcdowell 4. UNI
pire, Stainback.
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Wilson is Tarboro's Snag.

Especial to the News and Observer
Wilson, n. c., July 4-The game this
evening between Tarboro and Wilson re-
suited in score of II and in favor
of the home team. The batting was done
by Higgins and Carr for Tarboro, while
Smith scored a home run and Anderson
and Wilkinson did good work for the
home team.
Score: r. H. T..
Tarboro .. =. ..2O06OO0OO- II G
Wilson . :. ..411301O2O-12 Is 6
Batteries: Patch and Higgins; Morris
and Smith. Attendance 1,5O0.
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The opinion of Attorney General Knox
that the United States has a clear title
to the land at the eastern end of Calves
ton Island. now occupied by the gov
eminent Notifications and the State
quarantine station, is contested by At
torney General Bell of Texas, and the
attorneys for Galveston city. The State
will carry the matter into the courts.
About 500 acres of land are involved.
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Inns; Durham, Brucker, Curtis and
Fisher.
Summary.-Two base hits, White, Pas
tor, Ferris; wild pitch, Brucker; bases on
balls, off Brucker 2, off Curtis 4, off
Leonard 3; hit by pitched ball. by
Curtis 1, by Leonard 3; struck out, by
Brucker 4, by Curtis 1. by Leonard s;
first base on errors, Raleigh 6, Durham
5: stolen bases, Roy, Hook Stocksdale,
Brucker; left on bases, Raleigh IA, Dur
ham 8. Time of game 1850. Umpire,
Boucher. Attendance 500.
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The Invincibles Equal to Their Name

Newton, N. c., July 4.-The Newton
team of 'Invincbles" went to Denver
yesterday evening to play the Triangle
team. The Newton team allowed only
eight of the Triangle men to reach first
base. This is the fifteenth consecutive
game won by this team this year.
Score:
Newton. .. .....23 0442OO lie
Triangle. :. ....00O20 20 ,
Batteries Newton. Yount and Brown;
Triangle, Long, Sheriff. and Howard. 1
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by pitched ball. Vetter 1; earned runs
Raleigh 4, Durham 2; LETT on bases RAJ
eigh 7, Durham 4. Time OF game LOO
Umpire. Boucher. Scorer, Smith. At
tendance 1900 - -
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z 9 {. .
WHICH CURES
Rheumatism OR Catarrh
Blood Diseases, Bone Fans.

Recent or old deep-seated cases are al
ways sure signs of impure blood. If you
have aches and pains in bones, joints, Cr
back, hot, swollen muscles of rheuma-
tism; hawking, splitting, dropping in
throat, impaired hearing or eyesight, bad
breath of catarrh, take few bottles CT
B. B. B. BOTANIC Blood Balm), which
will make a perfect cure through the
blood. Especially If the case is an old
one, deep-seated one, Blood Balm will
cure when all else fails. B. B. B. makes
the blood pure and rich, and stops all
aches, and makes the breath sweet.
Druggists, 81. By writing Blood Blam
Balm Company, No. 100 Mitchell street,
Atlanta, Ga, sufferers may have treat
ment Of B. B. B. sent free, and test it at
home. Medicine sent at once, prepaid.
Describe trouble, and free medical advice
given until cured. AS Blood Balm has
cured thousands o. hopeless cases, suf-
fers are advised to give B. B. B. trial
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Southern League.

Morning games
Atlanta, 6; Birmingham, 1.
Nashville, 4; Chattanooga, 0.
Little Rock. 6; Shreveport, ).
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Little Rock 6; Shreveport 4.
Atlanta y birmingham 10 Is innings
called on account of darkness
Nashville 4; Chattanooga 9.
New Orleans 2; Memphis 4.
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Death of Captain Irby.

(By the Associated Press.)
Richmond, Va, July 4.-Captain Rich
ard Irby, treasurer of Randolph Macon
College, Ashland, Va, died today. aged
seventy seven.
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TO-DAY'S SCHEDULE.
Raleigh at Durham.
Charlotte at Greensboro.
New Bern at Wilmington.
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%Crane out for bunting third strike.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Raleigh. :. ....010002 - II 2
Durham. ;. ..O130OOO00-4 8 6
Batteries: Raleigh, Childs and Roll
Inns; Durham. Vetter and Fisher.
Summary.-Two base hit, Soffel; bases
stolen, Curran, Hook, Pastor, Soffel,
White, Curtis. Vetter, Stocksdale, Soffel
bases on balls, off Childs |. off Vetter q:
struck out, by Childs 8, by Vetter 3; hit
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GRAY EAGLES SOAR
TO TWO VICTORIES
Above the Tossing Horns Of
Angry Bulls.
HORNETS BEATEN TWICE
Greensboro Farmers Capture Ashen.
backs Buzzing Kiskidees.
TEUcKERS TRAP SEA GULL COVsY
The Fourth Of July Sees Great Crowds ATTEND
The Ball Gamss and ErpY Some
Magnificent Ball
Playing.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

yesterdays RESULTS.
Raleigh s, Durham 6. CFirst game).
Raleigh Z, Durham 4. Second game).
Greensboro 4, Charlotte 3. (First
game)
Greensboro 4, Charlotte 2. Second
Samc.)
New Bern T. Wilmington 2.
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FIRST GAME.

way to first. thus giving Raleigh the
game by a score of eight to six.
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Baltimore ;. ...OOOO00Oos-s .
Second game: TT r.
Boston 30 o0 OO3OOO0o2-5 Il /
Baltimore 00OO1-5 3 .
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

lcw Bern 4, Wilmington 2.
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National League.

Triangle, Long, Sheriff. and Howard.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-01-17

Valley Christian Church. - Sunday
School at 10 a. NJ. Preaching at II am
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m
Preaching at 80 p. m. ]. B. Lister
will preach. The meetings in progress
during the past week have been well at
tended and IA have been added to
the church. The meetings will close
Sunday evening. Rev. w. f, Cowden
OF Tacoma will arrive in the valley Fri,
day and will remain over Sunday. Mr.
Cowden is uperintendent Of missions in
the Northwest for the Christian church
j. W. Jenkins, pastor,
Congregational Church.-The pastor
Rev, J, l., Hershner, will conduct ser.
vice next Sunday at II a. m. Subject
Seeking Mans Welfare" Sunday
school at 10 a. M, Junior Endeavor at
2:30 p M, Christian Endeavor at p
m. Subject: "Caleb, or Difficult
Choosing" Prayermeeting every. Wed.
nesday evening. Choir practice on
Thursday evening. Juvenile song prac.
tice every Friday evening from 7 to
p. m.
Preaching at the Saints church Satur.
day evening by Elder A. NJ. Chase. Sub
ject Dishonest Methods of Honest
Christians in Controversy" Hours oi
service: Sunday School 10 am, preach.
ing IL a. m. and Z p. m, social meeting
2;30 p. m. Subject at 7:30 "The Two
Baptisms. Elder A. NJ. Chase,
Columbia School House,-Rey. j, l.
Hershner will preach at the Columbia
school house next Sunday at 3 p. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-01-17
Election of Officers.

A business meeting and social of the
Christian Endeavor society of the Con
gregational church was held at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. j. l.. Hershner Wed
nesday evening of last week. About
thirty-five young people were present
Reports showed all bills paid and bal
ance of $53 remaining in the treasury
Election of officers resulted as follows
President-Miss Georgia Bonney.
Vice President-Carl Coon.
Recording and Corresponding Secre
tary-Miss Eva Nicklason.
Treasurer-Miss Caroline Booth.
Organist--Miss Clara Blythe.
Lookout Committee-Emma Bonney
Nellie 0linger and Melvin Coon.
Prayer Meeting Committee - Carrie
Butler, Mrs, Hershner and Mrs. Fred
erick.
Social Committee. S. Booth, f. B
Barnes, Agnes Dukes, Alvena Hoadley
and Clara Blythe.
The annual meeting of the Congrega'
tional church was held December 9th
Reports showed that 10 persons had
Uctu I6CtlN6u III tIlS CuuICll uuIliS Gllt
year, and a total membership of "a
Encouraging balances remained in the
treasures Of the church, the ladies' aid
society and the Y P. S. G. E. society
Officers were elected as follows:
Trustees-G. r. Castner, j. H. Dukes
and T. r. Coon.
Clerk-C. j. Hayes.
Treasurer-Geo. 7. Prather.
Financial Secretary-F, B. Barnes.
Ushers-F. B. Barnes and d. N By.
erlee.
The reorganization of the Sunday
school was effected with the election Of
F. B. Barnes for superintendent.
Assistant Superintendent-Mrs. Fred
erick.
Secretary-Miss Marjorie Baker.
Treasurer-John S. Booth.
0rganist--Mrs. A. B. Garfield.
Assistant Organist-Miss Clara Blythe.
Chorister-J. L. Hershner.