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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-10

The Chinese potato growers OF Stock
ton. California. have formed trust to
maintain prices. The Chinese are not
slow to take the queue from the Amer
leans.
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NOT A FISH STORY.
Bakers Bullhead cigar as good . 30
smoke as you can find.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-10

The way to solve the divorce problem Is
to find the least common dfvtsor.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-10

Stops tho Cough and
Works on tho Cold
Laxative Bromo Qufninc Tablets. Price PC,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-10

"Mildr' Well. I should say so-Bax-
q you like: they won't hurt you
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-10

Medical Examiner U. 3. Treasury.
DIR. Llewellyn Jordan. Medical EN-
aminer of U S. Treasury Department,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1903-01-10

actually penetrates to the pain
and cures where other lin
iments and salves either alb
solutely fail or fall far short of
complete success.
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W. N. " DENvER.-No. 2.-leos

UAss Aasvsriss A1vestisessets 9as1ly
Asatia fhis Ia0sG
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WAS THERE A SCHEME ONg
Believed That Fighting COnylcts Had
Planned to Escape.

The prison authorities believe that
Hamilton and Brown the convicts who
had such a desperate fight yesterday
morning, had been planning to escape,
and then got into a quarrel over the
details. as has happened before in sim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-21

between American and English boys In
the Pan Mall Magazine, says, according TO
a dispatch to the Tribune. that the Amerl-
can boy has taken over English sports
ready made. with all the traditions OF
manllness and honor formed by many
years of slow growth and has thrown
himself into them with passionate, few
erish intensity that passes the English
mans comprehension In the matter OF
education Mr. Lehman considers that
the ordinary American beats the English
boy out Of sight He writes,
There can be no comparison between
the two The English public school boy
Is one OF the most profoundly ignorant
creatures on the face Of the earth Geog-
raphy nc knows only as much as he may
have gathered by collecting postage
stamps With English literature he Is not
even on terms OF distant p0liteness. The
style and composition of his letters would
make housemaid smile and modern his
tory, whether Of his own country or Of
the world IN general, is sealed book to
him
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noings az KinlOch.

st, Louis April 20.-Kinloch park sum
mary:
First race. seven furlongs, selling Pierce
J won, Luna Minor second, Parnassus
third, Time. 1880.
Second race, mile and sixteenth selling
-Aimless won, Charles - second, Bank
street third Time, 1884
Third race. six furlongs. purse-Brush-
by won, Deutschland second, Blue Grass
Girl third Time l.lS4,
Fourth race, mile, purse-E l Rey won,
Pirate second, Judge Cantrlll third. Time,
l.iSi4
Fifth race FIVE and a half furlongs, SELL
ing-lrish Jewel won, Dr.. Scarf second
Sir Christopher third. Time, 1896
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth, selling
Joe Doughty won. Chorus Boy second,
Atheola third Time. 1854.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Six FavorItes Fared Badly at Oak
land Yesterday.

San Francisco, April 2O--six favorites
went down TO defeat at Oakland today,
and the bookmakers proiited materially.
one on tie heaviest played first choices
was Water Cure In the last event, lie
swerved badly and finished In the ruck.
The two-year-old race resulted In a very
close finish, Whoa Bill getting the deci-
sion by a nose from Juana, c. II. MUIR
ray, owner OF Anvil claimed Judge Noor-
hles out Of the ifth race for SS2j, The
weather was fine and the track fast.
Summary,
First race, futurity course, selling
Msresa won, John Boggs second Nullah
third. Time, LEY.
Second race four furlongs, selling
Whoa Bill won, Juana second, Rayolena
third. Time, ~.
Third race, one mile mad sixteenth.
selling--Rm Rock won Tom Slavy sec
ond Bedner third. Time, l:iSA.
Fourth race, mile, selllng-Blll Massey
won Rio Shannon second, Horton third.
Time, 1i2
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling II
Bennett won, Someone's second Judge
Vooi hies third Time 1.AA.
Sixth race, mile and " yards purse
Diyina won, Frank Woods second, Oriana
third. Time, l4iia,
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Al Lake side.

Chicago April @.-"Kid" Weller, who
has charge Of the betting at Lakeside
and Herbert Meyers sheetwrlter, were
arrested today by Chief OF Police Cox OF
Hammond Ind. just as the horses were
going TO the post In the fourth race. There
WAS little excitement over the arrest. All
the bookmakers were working under the
English system and we're anticipating
some such action. The arrest did not in
terrupt the betting on the English sys-
TEN. Upon arrival at Hammond. Weller
and Meyers were released on bond. Sum-
mary:
First race, six furlongs-Dr. Worth won.
Gracious second Double o third Time.
1913
Second race, six furlongs-Gus Iank
won, Fake second, Irene Mac third Time,
i:ig.
Third race. four and one-half furlongs-
Jerry Lynch won Plea second, Judge
Luthers third. Time, IS 3-5
Fourth race. five and one-half furlongs
-Burnie Bunton won, Attenuation second,
Chop Suey third. Time, 1910
Firth race, mile--B0ndage won, Owen
ton second. Abula third Time, li4a..
Sixth race, mile and 20 yards--Miss Liza
won, Prairie Dog second, Bonnie Llssak
third. Time, l:ig 2-5
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NIP IT IN THE BUD.
FIRST Appearance of Dapdruff a Forerun-
nsr OF Future Badness,

That such Is the case has been con-
cluslvey proven by scientific research.
Prof. Unna, the noted European skin
specialist, declares that dandruff is the
burrowed up cuticIe OF the scalp, caus-
ed by parasites destroying the vital
ity m the hair bulb. The hair be-
comes lifeless. and, in time. falls out.
This can be prevented.
Newbros Herplcide kills this dand-
ruff germ, and restores the hair to It's
natural softness and abundancy.
Herpicde is now used by thousands
Of people-all satisfied that II Is the
most wonderful hair prepare uon on the
market today, Sold by leading drus-
gists. Send loc, in stamps for sample
TO The Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich.
For sale at 2. C. NJ. l, Drug Dept.
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~ as They viii They Can't Break
1.-The Solid Eight
rvW ATTEMPT LAST NIGHT.
Introduces Resolution Appro-
.meupt Of Police Payroll
70 mayors Contingent Fund

har attempt was made at the
s'u meeting last night to secure the
.mspt Of the police department pay
an unusual and Illegal manner.
.S .,,smpt met with defeat, however
~ II such measures will probably do
'.,a after the police muddle is settled
.' -. courts. A resolution was intro
a,,.d BY Black, which provided for APP
,norating 1912, the amount oil the
n.o nayrolls, to the mayors contln-
P,,Vn and and thus pay off the police
rn' and Violate the ordinance which
. n.r the payroll TO De signed by the
VA Of the department
N s.rnstrom at once raised the point
is,,cb action would be Illegal. DAY.
ua' Men requested that Asst. city
tg sbonp be heard on the legality or
AK octIon. Fernstrom objected to any
wv ,ansnt for the reason that the coun-
~ READY knew whether or not 1t was
.'i and didn't need the opinion of the
H. ~, attorney. He characterized the
,.soluton as simply bosh," sharp ana
Tsomas considered Fernstroms obJec-
,or AZ an insult TO Mr.. Shoup. Dayeler
Wv ',a,sd that rather than have Mr..
es"nn Insulted, he would withdraw his
'."nest President Cotrell made a
iaSs argument against the resolution
"a closed by stating that, until the
~lnorlty presents some proper method
Nv having the policemen every resolu-
gon an that subject would be treated in
M same manner, A vote was then tax
N which resulted in the defeat Of the
resolution.
THE FIGHT RENEWED.
Tho fight was again renewed when
r,rdley demanded that his resolution
II March 80. instructing Capt. Bur
Saee TO take charge of the police de-
N ttment and sign the payroll, he for
,nrded al once 10 Capt. Burbldge. The
,,soutlon. instead OF being sent TO Bur
Ndg4 was sent 10 Mayor Thompson,
Mo vetoed Il. After considerable ar
sument on the matter. the council voted
y instruct the city recorder TO forward
he resolution to Capt. Burbridge.
DEDICATE PIONEER PARK.
Now that the San Pedro road has de-
tded to build its depot on South Tenn
ps and Third West streets. and has
ABANDONED the Pioneer Square site, the
DIV council will consider the matter Of
debating the square to the public as
apark. An ordinance 10 that effect was
Introduced at the meeting last night by
Tenstrom and was laid over for one
week The name OF the park will be
Pioneer park. and 1t Will be dedicated
"a July "A. 1905.
REFUND ON PAVING.
City Auditor Reiser submitted to the
council statement of the refund to
taxpayers on the assessment lists for
he paving of Second South. from First
70 Sixth West street and on Third
South, from State TO West Temple,
The total amount Of the former Is sll,-
Si2, and of the latter $6,S55,74, The
lists were referred to the streets,
finance and claims committees for
consideration
WANT STREET OPENED.
George D, Piper and 90 other resi-
Dents and taxpayers petitioned the
@ncil to push 10 completion the open
tg Of the new street along City Creek
hannel from the foot of Third street to
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Montgomery Park.

Memphis, Tenn. April &.-Montgomery
park summary
First race. mile selling won.
Ecome second, Glass Leader third. Time.
l:l5.
Second race, six furlongs. purse-Au-
tumn Leaves won, Golden Rule second,
Skilful third. Time, l:l5.
Third race, four and one-half furl0ngs
-Mordella won, Viola second Esherson
third. Time, 56i9 seconds.
Fourth race the Hotel Gayoso stakes.
S,0Q0 added. mlle-Rightful won Pericles
second. The Don third Tine. li2h.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling -Beautl-
full and Best won. OrOnte second, Can
yon third. Time, ILL.
Sixth race, mile. selling-Loves Labor
won, Flaneur second Ginspray tsird.
Time, l.i3 as
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On Aanednct Course.

New York, April D.--Aqueduct summary:
First race, six ftirlongs Flying Buttress
won, Royal second, Demurrer third Time
1914
Second race. four and a half furlongs
selling-Bombino won, Brueeyille second,
Mimon third. Time 81 Is.
Third race, seven furlongs. selllng-Anl-
mostly won, Torch Light second. Past
third, Time, l:& S-5.
Fourth race, the Canarsie stakes
four and half furlongs Bearer
won, Name Ok second. Nine Pin third.
Time. s..
Klckshaw won Oclawaha second Ros-
tand third. Time, l:@.
Sixth race five and a half furlongs,
selling Saccharometer won. lllyrla Sec
cnd. Courtmald third. Time. 1901 as.
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requires strengthening; the blood now
charged with impurities must be
oeansed, so that it will flow healthily
and in abundanoe the stomach, weak
and unreliable must be toned up
Paine's Celery Compound In the SPRING
time win accomplish all that is needed
for the dyspeptic sufferer, and Danish
troubles that make daily life unbear-
able. Mrs Ada Cochrane, Washington,
d. c.. says
81 have been for years sufferer
from acute attacks Of nervous dyspep-
STA, and during the past winter | heard
SO much about your Palnes Celery
Compound / decided 10 try what 1t
would do for me. I used less than two
bottles and experienced relief almost
from the first dose took, | did not
find II necessary TO finish the second
bottle. | therefore do not hesitate to
add my hearty Endorsement to the many
thousands of testimonials you already
have"
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A Washington, D, c. Lady Makes
a Remarkable Statement,
After Years Of Suffering From
Acute Nervous Dyspepsia,
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Effects a Happy Cure,

Dyspepsia, one OF humanitys most
cruel enemies, is effectually cured by
the use Of Paine's Celery Compound.
This tormenting disease Is caused by
acute Inflammation of the nerves CEN
tered about the stomach In dyspepsia
nervous energy Is wasted and the en-
tire digestive organism is deranged. The
need Of dyspeptics may be summed up
as follows The great nervous system
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ENGLISH TEAM COMING,
Preparations for Entertainment Of
British Polo Players.

New York. April 21.--Dehnlte arrange
ments will be made tonight at the annual
meeting of the Polo association for tho
entertainment Of the English polo team.
II. l.. Herbert, chairman OF the associa-
ton, announces that he has Just received
word from England TO the effect that the
team would surely come, all arrange
ments, regarding expense and other pre-
limnaries have been completed. The
players will arrive about Aug l.
There Is a possibility that change may
be made In the periods Of play now in
vogue In polo tournaments.
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MCCARTHY WANTS TOO MUCH
Hitch IN the Proposed Return Bout
With Jerry and Gibbs.

There appears TO be hitch In the pro-
posed bout between Jerry Mccarthy and
young Gibbs. McCarthy's manager wants
to match his man with the understanding
that the fighters take the entire gate re-
celpts. To this Manager McGinnis has re-
piled hat he IL willing provided the VIM
able that Jerry would consent 10 THIS ar
rangement II the match falls through,
McGlnns will make an offer to Chicago
Jack DAILY to come here and meet Gibbs.
II ~ believed that match between these
two would be a better drawing card than
q 20 between Mccarthy and Gibbs.
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WON SIDNEY THOUSAND"
Young Hopper Captures Big Prize
On Australia Track.

The news that N. c. Hopper, the young
bicycle rider who made a record on the
Salt Palace track has captured one OF
the richest prizes ever offered on an
Australian track, will be good news to his
many friends here. The race took place
az Sidney and was for purse OF e750 or
about $1,000, In addition to winning this,
Hopper broke the worlds record by going
a mile IN 1853 rs, and beat Major Taylor
the colored whirlwlnd II the racing game
opens up good here, Hopper may return
% salt Lake this summer.
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WHERE ARE THE SHEAR WOODS?

Information is wanted by the law firm
of Boothe, Lee & Richie concerning the
whereabouts Of George and Martha
Sherwood, who joined the Mormon
Church IN the Southern States. and
came to Utah about 1850, Property in
terests of some value and to which they
are entitled. have been found. Partic-
ulars concerning the same may be had
By applying to the firm above named.
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liar cases. The case knife Brown WELD
ed so effectually was stolen from the
dining room. and a similar knife was
found secreted in Hamilton's bunk.
Browns knife could not be found, and
# is believed that some prisoner quick
~ picked II up and concealed II about
his person Hamilton and Brown are
desperate criminals, and but for the
prompt arrival Of the guards and other
prisoners both would probably have
been killed IN the cell whore they
fought SO funously. Browns skull is
badly fractured. They refuse 10 talk
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No More PLAYERS signed.

SO far. local ball club managers have
not signed any more players so that Jack
OBrien constitutes the whole team Oh
White Wings He was out for lmberln8
up Yesterday with a number Of aspiring
ball tossers who are DESTROYS OF securing
"A place ON the home team. The young
sters have been told to get themselves IN
shape and perhaps some Of them could pe,
used this season. No more players VIII
be secured until some agreement IL siBheu
between Salt Lake and Ogden.
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by n great batting rally in the last three
innings. Attedance, 1922. Score
Il. II. Il.
BvaNVu - ,''s''''' 's'' s's''s''sss 10
IhUauvlpnM 's.t, '..s.. 5000 -. ~ IL
Batteries. Young. Hughes and Farrell;
Frank, Bender and Powers,
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BOWLING CONTEST.
A, W, smith and Naylor Carried or
1ha Hnnors Last Night

At the Collender bowling alleys last eve
ming another contest took place between
I'VE tw0-men teams Of bowlers, A. W,
Smith and Naylor were the victors In the
games by score Of 9sl. Smith also cap
turel the individual score by making sos
polnts. The lineup and scores follow:
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American League Games.

Boston, April 2O.-Boston and Phiadel-
phia inaugurated the ball season today
before the largest morning crowd that
ever assembled in this city, there being
sS75 spectators A bad fourth inning by
Waddell gave the home team a lead
which the visitors could not overcome
Farrell made his debut with the Boston
team Score.
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Among the Bowers.

Buffalo. April ao-Jsck Herman. match
maker for the Fort Erie Athletic club, an
nounced tonight that no has arranged A
bout between Terry McGovern and Abe
Attel OF san Francisco. The conditions
call for 4-round bout at l2 pounds
on Decoration day. The men will battle
for % per cent OF the gate receipts. the
club guaranteeing purse Of No0q.
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The heart is the hardest worked organ OF the
hrman body, II beats on an average OF seventy
times minute-from the minute OF birth to the
minute Of death. Every half minute or every
thirty second beat the whole Of the blood in the
body is pumped through the heart so that the
ouai heart moves about six tons OF blood in each
lVenty-tour hours On the purity OF that blood
aealth depends On the strength OF the heart
depends the strength Of the body.
The question then is, how can we keep the
blood pure and the heart strongl That question
answers itself when we know what is the common
cause Of the bloods impurity, and whence arises
The tendency to heart otroube" What is blood
Blood is only digested food In proportion as
ZOO is nutritious the blood is rich. In pro-
portion as the food is properly digested the blood
= pure. Indigested food clogs and corupts the
D'ood, and indigestion often precedes or attends
'ne hrst symptoms of heart trouble The hrst
necessity to the production of pure blood IS that
'ne stomach and other organs OF digestion ana
nutrition shall be in the perfect working order oil
sound health, so that the food received into the
stomach is properly digested and perfectly assm-
.a'ed, for the stomach is the vital center OF the
O0uy' No man is stronger than his stomach be-
Cause physical strength is derived from food dl-
seSted and assimilated Deaths ascribed to weak
neart and "heart failure therefore, are more
properly ascribed to weak stomach and stomach
failure.
II IS this dependence Of the heart upon the stomach
cn explains the cures OF rheart trouble Effected py
as use OF Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery. This
eune cures diseases OF the stomach and other organs
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weak heart strong.
$5,oofo forfeit will
be cheerfully paid,
in lawful money
of the United
States by the
proprietors Of DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discoy-
cry, If they cannot
show the original
statements and
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Boston. April @-,Jack O'Bnen OF Phil
adelphia gave Joe Wsloott 10 rounds Of
fast fighting before the Health A FnyA-
cal Culture club tonight and p draw was
announced. a. both men were on their
feet. OHnen broke a knuckle on the left
hand In the second round, but with this
handicap he gave Malcott terrific
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London, April N--Before the National
sporting club tonight James Boyle Of
birmingham beat "gpiSe' Sullivan OF
New York on points In 10 rounds OF
hard fighting The men weighed 1874
pounds White has accepted an offer Of
the Yosemite club OF San Francisco to
put up purse for the meeting between
himself and Jimmie Britt In June.
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BatterIes-Taylor McGinnity and War
ner; Jones and Hearn, Earned runs
Brooklyn, 2 Two-base hits-Browne.
nifty, / Off Jones. @ Struck out-By Tay-
lor, 2; by McGnnity, 3; by Jones. 4, I'm
pire-Moran.
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FREE. The Common Sense Medical ddpisv, yoOs
La,ge pages in paper eo'es is sent FREE on ,rcrbf Of
tresf,-One oseosm stamps 10 pay erpenss Of mailing
ONLY. address Dr.. r. y Pine, Bafalo, ~ y
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World, ri,p.n,ary Medical A,sOei,tlsn Buffalo. n T.

worlds pispensary Medical Associfen. Buffalo, ~ I.
at with the greatest pleasure that add my testimony
your list OF sufferers who have been helped the
have been writes Mrs VIM p. Young OF Trenton, Ontario
eIast January took very bad spell and for ten days
and nights suffering pains In my head neck and jaws and
had faint spells and heart trouble Was taking five different
kinds medicine from the doctor all time Could
do my housework at all and stomach troubled coud
not anything without having uneasy feeling One day
thought would give your medicine trial. took DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and feel better
than for years Can do all the work for in family but
before using your medicines could hardly do any work and
could not be m alone had been snch sufferer for the
six years truly believe that IL every poor sufferer would
give Dr. Pierce medicines fair trial there would not be
many inyalids'
EOu little boy three and half years Of age had been
delicate since birth' writes Mrs A. Shotwell OF East
Sroudsburg Pa BOX I55 about eighteen months ago
ascess formed in the groin which had arced and cou-
tnued to discharge for eight months We told opef
alton would be necessary 10 stop IT, Acting the advice
Of friends began giving child DR. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery The discharge stopped before he had
taken two bottles He has taken eight bottles and his health
now is good
sPor about nine years suffered with ulcers my ankle
and one on thy nstep which at times would pain severely
could not sleep nigh, day. writes Mrs 7 Seton. Of
Yatcsbofo Pa "a friend advised to try Dr. Perces
medicines which did and found great relief Had only
taken one bottle when | could do hsfd days work and
could lie down and rest night without pain The ulcers
are entirely well aud have better health than have had for
about twelve years Took fifteen bottles Of Golden Medical
Discovery and can recommend your medicine any similar
sufferer send you sincere thanks and blessings for Dr.
Piefces Golden Medical Discovery
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pounding and compelled him to cllnch re-
peatedly.

Philadelphia, April 2O.-Harry Forbes.
The bantamwoight champion, had the bet
err Of the slX-round bout with Tommy
love Of this city tonight Just before the
landed on Loves Jaw and sent him reel.
ing to the ropes. The gong saved him.
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New York April 2O-After Il innings Of
play the gamo between the New York and
Brooklyn National league teams resulted
In a tie. Sharp fielding by the Bro0klyn.s
kept the local team from scoring at criti-
cal moments. Attendance, 1900. Score