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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Every Bottle Of Chamberialn's CsuAh
Remedy Guaranteed.

We guarantee every bottle @!
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone
who IS not satisfied after using two
thirds OF the contents. This is the
best remedy in the world for la
grippe, coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough and is pleasant and
safe TIC take. 1t prevents any
tendencyof a cold to result in spheu
monia. For sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Special Excursion Rates Colorado
Utah and the Black Hills

Via the Northwesn Line Beginning
June 1st excursion tickets Will be
sold to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, Salt Lake City, Hot Springs,
Deadwood, Lead and Custer, S. D.
ETC., good to return until October 81.
A splendid opportunity is offered for
IN enjoyable vacation trip. Several
fine trains via the Northwestern
daily. Apply to agents Chicago s.
North-W Western R'y. 43-augl5
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
SUMMONS.

State of South Dakota, -
County of Brown.
In Circuit c~ourt-Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Carrie u. West. Plaintiff,
VS..
Edward z West n-se:.aas..
The state of South Dakota sends reetingt to
Edward f. West. the above named defend
ant: You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to appear and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, a 0 OF which
oInpisiTi1 is hureto attached and herewith
served on you, within thirty days from the
service OF this summons upon you. exclusive
OF thedayof service, and 4 you fail to APP
pear and answer the said complaint with
In the time aforesaid, plaintiff will apply
to the coart for the relief demanded In said
complaint.
Dated May 18th, 1909.
I. O.. CuRrIss,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, Aberdeen. s. d..
Il E ssiie. above named defendant Edward Il
West: You will take notice that the com
plant In the above action was fled In the
office of the clerk of the circuit court forsaid
Brown county on the lSth.day OF May, 1908.
|. o. CURTIsS,
Plaintiff s Attorney
ttFirst Publ. May y, sa0s--7I 5zs
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Very Low Excursion Rates to Masonic
Meetings at Deadwood, SD

Via the Northwestern Line. Excur.
sion tickets will be sold for such trains
only on June 5th and 9Th, as will
enable passengers to reach Sioux City
in time to connect with special train
leaving there 1870 p. m. Saturday
Jnne 9Th. Tickets to be limited to re.
turn until and including 20 days from
date of sale. Apply to agents Chica.
go & North-W Western BY. 42-4t
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FOR RENT OR SALE

City Acreage, Vacant Lots, Houses
andLots. EARNS Of all sizes from IS
g $500 peracre, according toimproye-
meats and location Small cash 10.
ments, terms TO suit purchaser.
save yeutime and money. Come and
see me before you make a purchase,
sS5sssEsSS3 q. 4 HUEF,
Woodlawn, Orego
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Very Low Rates to California and
Return,

-sEH rH F.. NS&sAhsst #. ....
Via the Northwestern Line. First
class round trip tickets on sale July l
to 10, inclusive, to San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Favorable limits and
stop-oyer privileges and choice OF
routes. The Overland limited, leaves
Chicago daily at 500 p. m. Less than
three days en- route. Drawing room
compartment cars, observation cars,
dining cars, buffet-library cars, (barber
and bath), electric lighted through
out. Three trains a day from Chica-
go the Coast through without change.
Daily and personally conducted tour
asst car excursions to California,
Washington and Oregon. For
particulars apply to ticket agents
Chicago s. Northwestern R'y. 43-jy10
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
NOTICE 70 cREpiroas

Estate of Elijah Coffren. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator OF the estate Of Elijah Coffrel
deceased. to the creditors and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, IL
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication
Of this notice. to the said administrator al
bis office in glaremont, In he county Of
b own, So. Oak.
Dated at Claremont. s. d.. May IA. 1903.
.g GEORGE W.sKRUM,
Administretor OF the Estate of Elijal
COffren. deceased.
fTirst publ. May i5.-4t)
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Half Rates to State Flreman's
Tournament at Chamberlain, s.

Via the North Western Line, Elk
cursion tickets will be sold at one
fare for the round trip on June /. 2,
and 3, limited for return until June
e, inclusive. apply to agents Chicago
& North Western R'y.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Very Low Rates to Indianapolis, Ind.

Via the Northwestern Line. Elk
cursion tickets will be sold June I, s
8 with return limit June18 inclusive.
on account of Travellers Protectiy,
Association OF America. Apply tt
agents Chicago& North Western R'y
45 ct.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Very Low Excursion Rates 70 Rapid City
South Dakota.

Via the North-W Western Line. EN-
cursion tickets will be sold at reduce,
rates June14 and Is, limited to re
turn until until June 81, inclusive.
Apply to agents Chicago s. North
Western R'y. 45-3t.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Chamberlain'S Collie Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy

Is everywhere recognized as the one
remedy that can always be depended
upon and that is pleasant to take.
1T is especially valuable for summer
d%iarrhOea in children and is undoubt.
edly the means of saving the lives of
a great many children each year. For
sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Teachers Examination.

The next regular teachers examin-
alton for state certificates am
first. second and third grad.
certificates will occur at the cour.
house in Aberdeen Friday and Satnr,
day, June 9Th and 9th, at $50 d. IN.
w. r. EDDY,
Asst County Superintendent.
MyANTED, A man and wife to
work on farm. Good house, good
barns, pumping and grinding wind
mills, p miles frem sss#wn. good
farmer and stock-man (no other need
apply can get = steady Job for
years at good wages.
i. N. LEWIS,
44-1t Columbia, S. D.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Aberdeen, S. D., June 5, 1903.

The next Democrat Presidential
nomination will 90 to II Of
three New York men, and they
are Hearst, Parker and Shepard.
Either one will he generally sat
isfactory to South Dakota Dem
ocrats-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05

WANTED-FAITHFUL PERSON tnTRAyEL
for we'll established house In q few counties.
calling on retail merchants and 3 d Lo-
cal territory. Salary s.o2 a year and ex-
penses payable $40 20 q week in cash and
expenses advanced. Position ermanen
Business successful and rushing. Standard
Housa,3 Dearoorn ST., Chicago.e
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
Half Rate to Annual Meeting Of German
Baptist Brethren at Belle
f~ontaine, Ohio.

Via the North-Weste Line Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare
for round trip June !, limited for re-
turn until June s. Apply to agents
Chicago & Northwestern R'y. 42-3t
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
M ILLET SEED,

AsAJohn Dickerson, Put1tey, has Sew
eral hundred bushels Of clean Early
Fortune millet for sale att 80 cents.
Also a quantity of choice flax for seed
at $l.15. 43-3t
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-05
u. c. T. Convention at Duluth

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
viii sell excursion tickets June 10Th
at 500 for the round trip, via Twin
Cities; return limit June 18th.
45-lt S. Fl. LYNCH, Agent.
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icn three year -olds and
JAMAICA TURF GOSSIP.
Z nusuaI Delay OF Is Minutes At the Post
In second Race.

There was an unusually long delay OF
eighteen minutes at The post In the second
race yesterday II In seldom that Starter
Fitzgerald has had so many bad actors TO
handle at once The barrier was twice broken
and the spectators soon threw up their hands
No penalties were inflicted on the jockeys
but Cloche dor. Messina, Sir Florlan, Satire,
Ernest parham and Justice were all placed
on the schooling list
Just before the first race yesterday a
cashier of one of the dead line" books put
5000 in his pocket and made rapid strides
for the gates He was chased and caught
by the Pinkertons. but refused to give up
The boOkn,aker got some more money from
a neiGhbor and proceeded with business az
usual
II was said in the ring that Trainer Mason
and his friends cleaned up $40 900 on the
success OF tho Mexican Stables Flammula
In the fifth event
The Schnrer Meyer confeieracy had more
hard luck yesterday when Demurrer threw
Redeem just after the start The horse was
placed on him last Friday at Brighton de-
mUrrer stumbled, Redfern said
Big Tim sullivan and his henchmen pre-
pared to have royal day by Gashlne on the
second race. and The Bowery in the last
event. But there. was nothing but gloom
south Of Fourteenth street last night.
Tho Metropolitan Jockey CLUB will build
A. steepleohase course before next season ,i,,
not be used at the present meeting.
Many good things went wrong at Jamaica
yesterday, including Stroller, Past, Water
Tower and Ernest Parham IN the second race
Gown, Donnelly, Ned Moore, Billings and Be-
rosa in the NTH: October Flower. Pompano
and The Bowery In the last
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 2;.--Pat DUNES useful coli,
Glassf,ill son OF the great sire Mlrthfui. who was
burned 70 death last week. won the July selling
Stakes In q gaop at Hawthorne this afternoon,
having nearly three lengths to spare over Orslna,
who beat Ed. Corrigan's Serge length and half
for the place
First Race -Four and half furlongs-- Allan tc0
lI9 Waterbury,, 10 TO l. won; My Gem. ITO (Hcnry)
TO s, second Harfang, ma r. Nllllamsl. IS TO l..
third Time. S. 2-5 Durbar. Miss McMcekin
OutwaI Codrx Annora j.. Interrogation. Black
Wolf, Polk Miller 81 Blue. Rain. 1rapstter and
Justine Morel also ran.
second Race Stceplechase. short course
CcylOn, lSs (Owrns), to g. won lmpcrinlist. l57
(BraziD, s to /, second: Montanic. Ii8 q. John.
sony, 10 2 third, Time. 2:i3 % Joe MCGEE
ais ran Taclla out md Alma Glrl threw rider
Third Racc-Onc mile and Systematically
Selling Stakes Glassfuli. ~ III. Phillips, ~ 10 S,
won: Orslna ~ q rem, n, 70 L. Suond; Serge ~
Is. bonner, 10 I. third lime i,IB 80 Her.
mcncll, Mllor Tenny. Sch"alb" Lchlrc and
Fourth Racc-Sx firlongs-L Louisville. m III
Phillips, rs 10 /. won: Mt'haruS Ill lDomlnirN,
20 10 l. second; Sardinc 10 Dfclgrrsonl. 10 1,
third Time ia ?-5. Louis Wagner. Flaunt,
Bard Burns. Loyhblc. oHngcn. ErcmR. Cousin
Carrie Hnydon st, Cuthbcrt and Censor also ran
Fifth Race SIX furongS-OpiOnal. i02 tWon.
drriyl ~ to l. won 2ibla 100. CIlrlgcrSOn,. 10 L.
second Alinc Abbott. iOt (knnppl 10 T. third
Time. ia Is Sharp Bird, Jnmes J. Cnrh,lt.
Pomplno ShaTplcss. HowerGo zclln Knight,
Carrie and Emma A, " also ran.
Sixth Racr-On" milc-Mcicc. lH tHrlgcrson).
10 10 90 won; Postmaster WRIGHT III Dominica,
N g. second; Floyd X. lOT H., wills NJ. % to l..
third Time, i:i0 3J. Snowjrlf' and John Powers
also ran,
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AZ ~. Louis.

NJ LOUIS, July ?7.--Favnrltcg took tn second
aud fourth racis. Will" Two second choices won.
Miss Mae Dag won the feature event. Jockey
Frank ONail was a, the track. as his mother is On
the mend In her illness
First 'Racr--FIvc ADMINISTRATORS Bergcre,
los CIio0Ncrl, To 2, won; Tnnpcc l05 ID. Ham,
" to T. second Wigwaa. lO5 tSheehan). to /, thlrd
Time 90. Pou Warden, Mrs. MhlAprOp, I'm W.
dromc. Major Carpenter, st. Giles and sadie urch
also ran.
iOs IT, Austin, 3ro2, won; Harry GrltA N7tGul ~,
20 l. second; Ay!ncr Bruce no lBr'twclb, ) 10
l. thiri. Tine. I:lJi" NCwtta, Tutllh, Mhthildc,
VNrnn Fonso, Feron'a, sister Lillian and Crime
Third Race -Four and half rurpngs Peach
juice lO2 tSwalH, 70 10 won; ~ Roche, 100 wat.
SOM : to I. Second: Short sop, M Shcapyl. Is
10 /. third Time 57Ia. Castle Gregory. Frank
Collins. GlcncshcI, Th0les, Enumeration and
benton also ran Buster's boy hll OF at start.
Fourth Ilacc-Onc mile and n sixteenth Miss
Mae Day 100 Booker, II 10 10, won, NAudc Come
iOg (lj Ham StO S. second fNel g., o. IT, Jackson,
TO ?, th'ri nme. ia71a. Kansas NY and
QuSautr elSp van.
Iflh R0cr M NIB. stand Pat i02 10. NuS'iu
10 ., won: rat,cr. lu2 (SmllhO, II 10 D second;
Orphelm. l03 tDrI@rll, TO T. third Tine,
I:t2' l. Pr;tll nm also ran.
sixth Race--Onc mlc and 70 ypw'S NSnrcs, l05
~. AUSTIN. 0 TO /. won: Immor' FL =, ~ tBrdwcn,
rs 10 I. second our Lady. 100 tHuwcn, 0to = third,
Tine. iH7. Gen. p!S Ncrna Rice. TamboNr'nc
Girl, Kings Court. Pirate, Daughter, BArUnrt,
SIR paul and CaTley's Dream also rsn ncrrhuntrr
and E'rg' smtrr irf nj lus
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Al Fort Erie.

BurPAlo, July 27,--Flors Wnoughhy won the
feature event at Fort Erie TO day. the track was
lightning fast
First Race Six furIongs- Military. I02 CAdamD,
n to L. won: AndIattus 100 tMlndrrl. TO 5, second
Animosity. l0i (Donovhn). 20 10 l, third Time
l:l3A. Circus GlTl, Commend. COrrnac. King
Tat!us, EdgeAeld, Dlacsinorc. Declamer. Fine
ShOt Incandesccnt and The Irish Boy also ran,
Second Race--Five and half flrlongs-Too
many, 1908 u. Daly), To |. won: Henry Waite. ll3
(Nlnder), 3 TO I. second: Two Penny. ifs thLnrol
70 /, third. TINE. i0ya Bruceyille. False
Entry Lusty, Raj.h, IabIloct and Judge Luthers
Third Race-one mile and a sixteenth Flora
Wil!oughby. e5 C'ieratu. TO !. won: AllOpath
iDl (Minder,. TtO2 second Bank Street 100 (Munro,
0 TO /. third. Time iA7N, Merrimont, All Souls
and Tancred also ran
Fourth Racc-Six Yuriongs-St. Wood. Il3
CicQ uadel to l, won: John. B tR Martini. 10 to l.
second: Plum Tart. l02 tMunrol, tto I, third Time
iiII5 Veneer. Hi lee. DIrcctum. Ran After
The Caxton. DR. Riley BCdlarn. Myra Morclo
y Iren OF Dlxiana. Francois aud Josephine Mota
Fin Race-one mile and an elgh,h-Snare. 20
(S. Johnson, S TO I. won 2Onne l04 tNndcr
70 l. second Loitcr i0t ~ Miller. 10 TO third.
Time li4aI; Similar. Raird, Easter Boy. Pick
TINE, Jerry. Helicourt. Nellie Bawn and Duke Of
Sisth Racc-Scven furlonas-Cranesvlr. ,CO
Sl,inro) \ to 5. won: Flora Bright. 81 lP'cratu
to T. second Reeves ITO CMlndcr, 10 I. third,
Time, 1927 - Epidemic. Brookstor, Snowman
Fila Richards. Easy Trade, Silver Foam. Lady
Russell and Nancy Dev also ran
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FIrTH RACE
For maiden two year olds; SsoO added: I'VE and a


For three ,yrnr.otS and inward; b1" aided
q pounds h"lpw the scale with allowances; on"
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afro Run ROUTE SURVEYED.
Those Who Are Laying Out Course We're
Due al Cleveland Yesterday.

According 10 II telegram received at the
Headquarters of the National Association Of
Automobile Manufacturers yesterday. Harry
Irwin, It's secretary, who is engaged in
making survey Of the routes for the pro-
no, el October endurance run, expected to
reach Cleveland last evening
Mr. Irwin will confer with the clubmen,
manufacturers and rnCrtruCE managers Of
INN Guy MID WOW SoT o I'S tns pMi;o OF
stead of Pi,tsburC the terminus OF the test
II will depend, on Mr.. unwn's report ~ his
particular TO III" technical committee o. the
association a It's meeting newt month whether
Cleveland will I've chosen or the secretary
viii be- directed 10 survey n route from Cor
ing 10 PittsburC. survey has already
been made by him az far rs CCraing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
BOSTON IN. H., II. NEW YORK IN. L.. Q.

BOSTON IN H., n NEW YORK IN. LIZ. ..
A wild scramble to see who could make
more runs took place between the bostOns
and New iorks at the Polo Grounds yester-
and won a harum-scarum game not very
well played and loaded to the gunwale with
poor pitching and punky hitting. The hits
were many, but a big proportion OF them
were scratchy and Afforded chances Tor the
hclders to fan down. boot the bali or to be-
come otherwise enmesned in the clutches
Of a prevailing inability to play clean, speedy
ball. Not that there were no good plays,
for there were few, and these STOOD OUT
in bold relief
Stanley, catching Mciann at third. was
made splendid catch of = foul fly. He
running to first. causing Tenney TO drop
a throw Tonuey sat down once trying
TO field "A groundcr. nnd once went carc"nlnx
around the bases from first on an lnil0ao
fly lie Numbered into the belief that two
were out. instead Of one, and was doubled
in the second, inning, Pittinger drove
lone ny to right centre, bresnahan ran
for the ball could not reach II and II struck
his leg rolled across the green and under
the ropes giving Pittinger lucky home
The Bostons won the contest in the seventh
inning, when eight of them trooped across
the plate on seven suspicious and Solo MUS
One man got in because bowerman did not
have his foot on the plate to retire forced
runner The New Works had some fun In
the seventh and ninth innings when they
charged the enemy for clusters OF three ana
four runs respectively.
Gilbert was put OFT or the game ana OF
the field In the second inning for kicking
on a called strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
Rain Prevents Philadclphians Meeting
SUSSEX.
,pccd CaDt Despatch to THE Sun

7IFVIW Z NU'T VT'VTTTV ~ 'Hh 'VN
BRiOUroN. July 81. The Philadelphia
crickctcrs arrived her" Yesterday. and were
ready the first thing this morning to begin
their gam" with SUSSEX. lncessant rain.
however, prevented start being made in
IN, game and hostltios hnd to bc post poned
until Tomorrow
The visitors recognize this match ms one
eleven Includes e. B Try the most success
full bntsmnn in l;HCland this season, X. S.
Enniiisiuhil, and several other Century
plants The Philndelphinns have lcft or
their team for The match j, II. Scatter good
who IL still suffering from tn" injury TO his
hand received IN the Norccstershrn mat Oh
L. d. BrOwn, who ms an attack OF lumbago
and +. y. L. Roy Play on Wednesday viii
stop At 4 O'clocE. so that the visitors can
catch u train for Cardn. whore they will
play GlamOrgHnshr" on Thursday
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Fast ern League.

STANDING or TIE rLURs
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IN. c.. ny Salvador --Iilmyancc,
~ = nv The Bard Lisbon Mad
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Point judith Lawn YrunI,

NAERAGANsErT PItu. II. T.. July 81"
the courts Of the Point Judith Com't' va
the first lawn tennis Tournaments W.'
the Pier for several seasons wo' ,'t.&n
to-day.
Preliminary Round Horace Nylc h.a. y
First Round -Rnhrr Dctorl hca, E"Na'd Sen.
8--9. "a. l.. Harrison Dulic, bat II D. ',.
So, o. IS, \. p h,uu'd} |rol h lrt"'
"a OF, T. \ MHch6ll bca' count klDSrN ~
hemia, a a Miller lrirt boat = = RHnd'
Il 2 q >: loan CouoNay rcu 3 lrrSroV
81, sc Hlgg' beat rrlNp IIn''oN,o ~
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10; CINCINNATI. q


Pttsburg ,,,,,-.,,..,-,O Q o o % .--lO
Cincinnati ...,.,,,.,,.o o 0 o. .
Struck out-By SMt,hon. 8: by Lever. o. First
base on hallsOn SutihOfI. .: OF Lever. g. SFCri-
fec nit. Wagner. Stolen bhsesKellry Beau
mont, Wagner Double play ransheld tunas
sisted. Wild pitch -SntthoH Left on baScs--
Cincinnati, o; Plttsbnrg. TO- First base on errors
Cincinnati, ,; Plttsburg Q. Umpire O'Day, Time
II hour and 50 minutes Attcndance-2.S0 500
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The Harness Horses al old saugus.

BOSTON. July 27-Cascndc made his third start
and win this season to day al the rst days racing
OF the second week OF the meeting the old
Saugus racccourSc, Wall had to drive TO win
Free silver was the favorte and winner In the
222 trot. with Silish as thc Contendlng element
In each round. The 2:li pace comprised a half
dozen heats without winner, Frank, the favorte
was drawn In the fourth heat being disabled.
2:22 class tr0tting: purse $500:
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BOSTON "A. L., ~ NEW YORK "a. L. D.
BosroN, July 21.-The New York, Amerl,,
cans could not find Dineen ut all to-day and
when they managed 10 get u man on third
base the snappy play or Boston held MIN
there. Their only change to score was ~
the seventh. Tannehll and MCFH,lnrd
singled. hut were held. while the next
three went out Quickly, Decring was very
weak In the box and allowed ten hits and hVe
IN Hru
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CLEv BLAND.

Two base hIIs-JosS, Lajoc, ~. Three base
hts-tilli Bradley. Hickman, Home run Hemp.
hill Double plays--Cochnaur. Laloie and Hick.
and Wallace; Sudhof. Anderson and KahOe Sacri.
nee hit--SndhOr Left on bases--St Louis 7;
Cieveland.S Struck outBy Sudhof. 3. by Joss l.
First base on balls-On SudhofY. I: OF Joss. o. Hit
by pitcher-By Joss. I. Umpre-Connolly. Time
~ hour and 30 minutes Attcndance-o0O
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Coed Sport at Island Park.

ALBANY July 1.-THE nrst days racing Of the
Island Park Association was attended with grand
finishes In the 20 ana 2l2 trOts. IivcIton. the
favorte In the latter mad the talent guessing - he
failed To win the nTSt two heats, and III ! gro
apparently was too much Tor him. In the third
heat, Howell made great drive and won. Joe n
tine New York Speedway horse, WAS the favoritc In
the go trot. but BIllnlcc won in straight heats
Great Interest Is cent? in tle AhDott Major
Dcmar race. which viii oc decided on Wednes
day. The Abbott did a mile at Glcns Falls on
Friday In 2DJ'a and quarter In IVA seconds
Dcnar mas trottcd a mile In c0T.
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'Bstted for Altrock in the ninth inning.
Detroit. o q 0-s
Chicago "........,......l o o 0 "a
First base on orrors-Chicago,s Detroit, I. Left
on bases--Cnicago. l. Detroit 4. First base
balls Patterson, ,: on Altnock, 1: OF Muln 3.
Struck Out--By Patterson. 2. BY Atrock. a. by
Mullln. o. Two has" ts-Lush. Carr Barrett.
Sacrifice hits-Crawi. McAllister. Stolen bases
-lsbeil t7. Double pay-Crawford and Carr.
Hit by pltcher--by Patterson .. umplre-o Lough-
lin. Time-2 hours. Attendance 1850
ST. LOUIS "a. L.. 0: CLRvHLANp,
ST. LOUIS. July 37.-St. Louis took the game
from Cleveland 90 day. II was won In the first
two innings when seven hits, one home run. netted
the brOMns the Aarne numbCr Of run&.
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NEW YoRN.

FRS, base on error-Ncw York. Left on bases,
EtostOn ]: New York First base on ballS--Oh
Dneen. B. OF Deering. 8. Struck out-By Dneen
6: by Dcerlng. J. Three base hts --Criger. Camel
Sacrifice hits -Lachnncc. Dougherty. Stolen base
-Cnger. Double plays-Frrrs and Lachance On
Passed bal-Cnger Umpire Sheridan. Time
1 hour and 81 mlnuteS Attendance--ai78
PHILADELPHIA IA L.. y; WARRINGTON. o.
PMILADKLPHIA, July p. Washington, unable TO
hit Waddell TO advantage. was shut out to day.
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Left on bases -Wnshlngton, q PhlladeIphlh .
First base on balls--On WAddell, |; OF Ortiz. 8.
Struck out by WaddeI. Q: by orth. ?. Two.basc
hits Moran. Couyhan ~. N. Cross, Powers.
Stolen base--Seybold Double plays. Mccormick.
Schreck. Umpre-HAssett. Time--l hour and
30 minutes. Arendancc--9 TAG
DETROIT, a. CHICAGO a. L.. D.
CHICAGO, July 27.-FOr hve innings to day the
game was interesting. In the s1sh Patterson went
up In the air and gave the game TO the visitors by
hitting two men, giving a pass and being hit for
three singles and double.
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ia sebail Games TO-,iay.
NATIONAL LRAOUR.

NATIONAL LFAUVK.
Boston al New York; Philadelphia al Brooklyn;
St. Louis NJ Chicago; Pttsburg at Cincinnati
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York nj Boston; Washington NJ Philadelphia;
Cleveland ut 81, Louis Detroit AZ Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Worcester az Jersey CITY; Providence at Newark:
Buffalo NJ Toronto; Rochester a. Baltimore.