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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-10
YACHT RACE TO-DAY
AT THUNDERB0LT

Atlantic Yacht Club VIII Start First
Race, weather Permitting.
If the weather permits the Atlantic
Yacht Club will hold it's first race OF
the season this afternoon over the
Thunderbolt course. Five Of the fast
est boats in Savannah waters of their
type have been entered for the only
class which will be started to-day.
They are Flirt, Georgiana, Dorothy,
Meta W., and Nellie G.
Over a course starting from the Ca
sino to a stake boat off the Empire
Park and back past the Casino TO a
stake boat off Turner's Rocks and re-
turn to the starting line, the boats
will be started at o'clock The course
is laid out In the foregoing manner to
enable the part of the course over
which the finest sailing will have to
be done to be in close view of spec
tators on the bluff and the entire route
in fair view.
The race will be the first of a series
TO be held by the club for handsome
prizes, which are to be won on the to-
tai points made during the series. The
points will be regulated by the num-
Der Of boats starting in the races and
the order in which the boats finish. The
first boat over the finish line will be
given as many points as there are boats
in the race; the second to finish will
be given an equal number less one, each
boat being given a number of points
equal to the entries in the race less the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-10
BOWLING CHAMPIONS TO
MEET JACKSONVILLE,

Match VIII Be Played Tomorrow
Night On Yacht Club Alleys.
The bowling champions of Georgia
and the South are called upon to de.
fend their title within a brief space
after their achievement of their lau-
rels. They are ready, however, and
will meet the challenge without ask
ing one day of grace.
This time it is Florida. The crack
team of the metropolis of the land of
flowers have said they can take home
the wreath which so recently was
placed to grace the brow of Savan-
nah's best, and have asked that the
date for the deed be set for to-mor-
row night in this city. Their request
has been granted and the boys from
the Everglades will arrive tomorrow
afternoon and proceed, after dining, to
the alleys of the Yacht Club where
they will make their star play to be
champions in match of three games
of which the total score will count.
The jacksonville team is composed
of members of the Bowling Club of
that city and are no poor hands at the
game. The regular Savannah team
which has done the honors for the city
in recent victorious contests, will again
represent Forest Citizens. The match
will begin at $3.50 o'clock. The attend
ance will be entirely by invitation.
The members of the Tomochichi and
Hussars clubs are invited to attend
with their lady friends.
1t Is said by some that the Florida
team is composed of even better ma
terial than the Atlanta ex-champions.
However true that may be the penin-
sularites will find the Savannah team
well backed and any amount of conf
dence displayed in them. The visitors
will be the guests of the three clubs
of the Tri-Club League while in the
city. The Savannah team is as FOL.
lows: w. G. Austin, captain; Henry
Blum, Jr., Rogers Woods, w. 1. McTn-
tyre, P. A. Felts, and Fred Brewer.
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number of boats which finish ahead of
her. At the end of the series the ag-
gregate number of points will count.
There will be several classes in the
races after to-day's, and also a class
for fiat bottom rowboats, in which the
river and oyster men will be eligible
TO entries have been made in the
other classes yet, because the boats are
not ready to go into commission.
The race to-day will be particularly
interesting because it will be con-
test between two entirely different type
of boats. The Flirt and Georgiana are
are of like build and are hardly any
different in racing measurement, be-
ing of what is called the swallow type,
built long and fiat, without much beam,
but carrying an immense spread of
canvass. They have a free board of
only about eight inches, and are built
principally for racing. Boats of their
class proved so fast in speed trials on
the great lakes that they were barred
from classes in which other boats raced
and were put in class by themselves.
The Meta w. and the Dorothy are
of the skimming dish style, with over
hanging bow and stern, and a model
which suggests a mixture of a round
and diamond bottom The strong sail
ing points of the latter boats are ~
the wind, while the swallows excel be-
fore it. The Nellie @. is an unknown
quantity, but 1t is reported that she
can move, and it is confidently expect
ed by her owners that she will give q
good account of herself. In the event
that the weather prevents the race this
afternoon, it Will be set for a near
date. The weather sharps thinks the
present NOR easter" will bring many
pleasant days in it's wake, and they ex-
pect to take advantage of it in their
flyers.
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PROGRESS OF
NEW YORK GIANTS
Savannahians Hope They win Fin
ish with the Pennant.

Savannahians Hope They VIII Fin
ish with the Pennant.
The progress OF Mc7raw's New
York Giants I'm the National League
is delighting Savannahians, who feel
as much interest in the team almost
as if it were representing this city in
a league.
The reason, of course, Is that the
team trained here for the season, us.
ing Savannah's facilities to advantage
to put themselves in their excellent
condition, and endeared themselves to
the many with whom they came in
contact through their congenial and
gentlemanly ways.
Savannahians on all sides have been
expressing their pleasure in the past
week of the great game the giants are
playing. They have the good will and
wishes OF this city and everybody here
wants to see them keep their pace and
win the pennant.
The Giants are now las points ahead
of the Pittsburgs, the second best team
in the league, and 165 points ahead of
Chicago, the third team, which is a
good lead even at this stage OF the
game. The team is holding its good
condition, and it is predicted that they
will carry their form through the sea-
son: all of which spells a good deal
for Savannah as a training point.
In group of men yesterday who
watch the trend of sporting events
over the country, attention was called
by several of them to the fact that not
only is Savannah good place for men
to train, whether they be baSeballists
boxers, bicyclists or field athletes, but
it also has ideal facilities of climate,
water and soil for horses. Some of the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-10
GARDNER AND FALvEY BOUT.
should Be a Good One Unless FaIvey
suffers From Probable Rough Sea
V0vanR.

Should Be a Good One Unless FaIvey
suffers From Probable Rough Sea
Voyage.
If the ship which is bringing Jack
Falvey to Savannah, to meet Gus
Gardner Wednesday night, does not
run into the center of the storm which
is lowering hereabouts, and shake the
the Savannah Athletic Club ought to
be one of the warmest that has been
seen here recently.
Gardner is working as hard at the
Empire at Thunderbolt as If his life
depended upon the match and his con-
sciencious work should stand him in
good stead in the ring. He takes plen.
ty of road and outdoor work, rain or
shine, and puts In several hours in his
training quarters with the gloves and
a substantial sparrtng partner Many
admirers of the game will go out this
afternoon TO see him work out for sew
eral rounds.
Unless Falvey does happen to get the
the worst of rough weather at sea he
ought to be in the best trim, for he was
in prime condition when he left Phil
adelphia and would have ample oppor-
tunity to keep himself in condition on
the way down unless he will have all
he can do to stay aboard And even
then that will not hurt him If he does
not miss too many meals. If he should
suffer from the trip the bout will be
postponed until such time as he can re-
cover entirely.
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Law, IL to 1, won, with Minnon, - to
l, second, and Hopeful Miss, 10 to /.
third. Time :531k
Third Race-The Bouquet stakes,
selling, last five furiongs Of the Eclipse
course. Race King, 13 to TO- won, with
Nar1eoki, IL to S, second. and Green
Crest, 20 to /, third. Time :591h.
Fourth Race-The Toboggan handi-
cap, the Eclipse course. Mizzen, IL to
10. won, with Illyria, 60 to 1, second,
and Invincible, 20 to l., third. Time
1:11h.
Fifth Race-The New York steeple-
chase, about two miles. Lavator. 10 to
1, won, with Neponset so to /, second.
and Adjidaumo, to 1, third. Time 1868.
Sixth Race-Special Renewal OF the
Metropolitan handicap, the withers
mile. Articulate, to 5, won, with Old
England, IL to 20, second. Time 1889.
Seventh Race-'The Withers mile.
selling. Lord Lureo, to /, won, with
Dark Planet, 20 to 1, second, and Kick
shaw, to l, third. Time 1:4O%.
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ARHCULATE WON
FROM OLD ENGLAND

New York. May 9.-The renewal OF
the Metropolitan handicap, which vir-
tually was a match race between Green
B. Morris Old England and w. C. Deb.
Popez's Articulate for $1,000 side, with
$1,000 added, was run at Morris Park
to-day and $4,000 persons saw Articu-
late gallop home in front. Articulates
victory to-day was decisive one, as
he went under the wire four lengths
ahead of the Morris horse. Old Eng
land was favorite at II to 20, and he
cut out the pace, but failed to last.
Summary:
First Race-Handicap, six furlongs
Of the Witchers mile. Durazzo, 80 to 1,
won, with Blackstock, IL to s. second,
and Lady Uncas to 2, third. Time
1:13.
Second Race-Last four and a half
furlongs of the Eclipse course. Extra
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McNALLY
Talks Of Teddy the Tourist.
By LAWRENCE PoRcHER HExr.

9Th woody West" remarked o'F1ynn
SIS havin' lots av shows.
TIL Prisidint can draw the crowds, nc
matter where he goes"
$50 can monkey" answered Mack
9TH orKansgrinder's brute
Can draw tn crowds in ivry town. an
intertain to boot"
but, speakin' av tn Prisldint, I wish
he'd go back home,
An no more from tn White House
lawn permit himsilf to roam,
FIR, do We know, tn papers now are
film ivry page
Wit foolish paragraphs about this
wonder av tn ageT
4 read tn papers an learn, tho
much to my surprise,
That whin he sleeps he oftentimes is
forced to close his eyesI
He sometimes snores, tn paapers
says, an whin he shores a snore
They take a photograph av IL an write
three columns more"
II learn that he has finger-nails--they
grow upon his hands
An that a number swim shoe can't
meet his feet's demands;
He wears two Bocks-wan on each foot
he sometimes wears a hat,
But they's habit that he has av talk
in much through that"
II know exactly how he smiles; he does
IL wit his face:
An ivry ripple av his laugh I'VE
learned jist how to trace.
He has corn. the paapers says, It's
on his little toe.
But where his 1udgemint is confined
nobody seems to know"
But phwat care I because he sneezed
three times in Kankakee?
Because he shakes a nayger's hand,
phwat matters that to me?
Hell shake thin all before he's
through, not only hands but hides,
An leave thin in tn wilderness av his
mistakes besides"
II don't care phwat he does, mesilf;
it's no sure sign he's great
Becoz he's maxim fools av folks in
ivry Western State.
But, do ye mind, in Saint I7ouey he
got tn royal snub,
An Mistfer Grover Cleveland got tn
welcome an tn grub"
But anyhow, guess II all has hap
pened f'r tn best
I'm glad he turned his strenuous face
toward tn woody West;
FIR while he was near Illinoy they
lynched colored man,
An Tiddy had tn chance to know fiat
how tn thing began"
I'm glad he took tn western trip; he
needed exercise,
An thin It's good to dang1e him before
TIL public's eyes;
IT'S good to let tn Western folks be-
hold their gran mistake,
An whin they cast their votes mkt
time twill be f'f conscience sake"
/
ira like to travel in his car" said Pat
at must be fine
To see tn cheerin' crowds at lvry sta
ton on tn line"
yell niver thravel In his train" said
Mack. ut wouldn't do.
Wan clowns enough, in wan ring
shows; they have no use f'r two
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AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.

Louisville, KY, May 9.-The Nursery
stakes, worth $4,000. and equal in value
to the Kentucky Derby, brought out six
starters, all we'll played. Prince Silver
Wings. third choice. kept the lead
until they turned into the stretch, when
Advantage, cut out the running, finish
ing first in a drive. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs, selling.
Fleuron, to /, won, with First Chip,
4 to l, second, and Red Hook, s to /,
third. Time Ills.
y Second Race--Five furlongs. Com
niodore, 30 to 1, won, with Sara Rose,
to 1, second, and Cardona, s to 1,
third. Time 1902.
Third Race-One mile. Bad News, s
to 5, won, with Lenden, to l, second,
and Incubator, even. third. Time
1:41%.
Fourth Race-Nursery stakes. value
$4,000, four and a half furlongs. Ad-
vantage, to 1, won, with White
Plume, 8 to l, second, and Sanctum,
even. third. Time 0:54%.
Fifth Race-Steeplechase, selling, full
course. Kingalong, to 1, won, with
Daryl, to 1, second, and Dagmar, IL
to 5, third. Time S:56k.
Sixth Race-Mile and seventy yards,
selling. Ben Hello, to 2, won, with
Altoona, 8 to 1. second, and Flaneur IL
to l, third. Time 1:46A
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inning he kept his hits we'll scattered
and was given a support SO clean that
run getting was out of the question
with the Classic City boys.
In the seventh a base on balls to
Anderson, followed by three hits, gave
the Athenians chance to trot the
bases. When the third out was made,
four men had run the path, and the
score was tied.
Here it was certain that Captain
Pate erred. Young Howell, the kid
whose phenomenal work a few days
ago showed a new star in the baseball
constellation, was substituted. It was
wet, and Howells control of the bail
was bad. Six runs were piled in the
eighth and the game was lost.
A second game has been arranged for
Monday. Score: R.H.E
Mercer e. ......300O1OO ATS
Georgia ......0 0 o o 0 "a 6 x-10 6
Batteries: Maynard, Howell and
Quarles; Bowen and Dickinson.
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ERROR IN JUDGMENT
LOST FOR MERCER

Macon, Ga, May 9.-The Mercerians,
both Maynard and Howell doing the
box work, went down before the Geor-
gians this afternoon, nearly 5000 spec
tators being present.
The Baptists outplayed the team
from the Classic City from start to
finish, and but for an error of judy
ment by Captain Pate would, in all
probability, have won out.
Bower was in the box for the Athen-
ians, and in the first inning the Mer-
cerians went against him for five hits,
which Melted three runs. Bower, how
ever, settled down, and receiving a
clever support, the Mercerians found it
impossible to make the circuit again,
except in the fifth, when Pate crossed
the plate for the fourth and last run.
Maynard, for the Baptists, was in
vincible up to the seventh. Up to that
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-10

storm, the wind DETECTING the accuracy
OF their strokes and the rain blind
ing their sight Saussy won the first
SIX holes handwriting. Moses won
the seventh. Saussy won the eighth
and ninth, giving him a total on the
first round of z up, negotiating the first
nine holes in as strokes-one over
DOGGY. On the second round the first
three holes were hAlved, giving Saussy
up and six holes to go. AS it was
impossible then for Moses to defeat
Saussy the bye holes were not played.
Considering the wind and rain in which
the match was played, golf authorities
think the performance of covering the
first round in 46 strokes a feat on the
border of phenomenal.
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SAUSSY WINS FIRST CUP
OF GOLF CLUB
Second Cup Went to Cannon by DefauIt-Matct
Played in Binding Wind and Rain.

The finale for the first and second
annual cups of the Savannah Golf
Club were played yesterday afternoon
under very unfavorable weather condi-
tons, the inclement elements dampen-
ing the ardor of the players and effect
ually keeping the links clear of spec
tators. For the flrst or Green Com
mittee cup Saussy defeated Moses by
a score of up and to play. Cannon
won the second or Oppenheimer cup by
default, InglesbY who was entitled to
oppose him, failing to put in his APP
pearance.
Saussy and Moses started off on the
first round in a heavy wind and rain
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Best bargains In city property by W.
J. Miscally, Jr.. 20 Bryan street. You
will consult your own interest by see
ing him for full particulars.
Metzger 4 Brunson have on hand a
large stock Of gents fufnishings-cor-
iisB Coon collars, 12ikci other brands
at l0c. Monarch negiigee shirts, 81,
the best made shirts on the market
for the money. Underwear, ties ana
half hose. all new goods At low prices
Metzger a Branson stiIl have some OF
the pretty madras for shirt waists that
the ladies like so well; also plenty OF
lace stripe and plain lawns, and sNIsses
for the coming warm weather. See
them and buy them,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A TRIED AND PROVEN

Great Money Making Enterprise.-For
80 years G. e. Rand has promptly full
filled all contracts, and stands ready
TO do 50 for 80 years more. The G. Il.
Rand Co., cooperative owners OF race
horses and general turf enterprises,
have never paid less than per cent
per week to all investors. Dividends
are RENTED on Wednesday Of each
week All Investments subject 10 With
drawal with interest 10 date upon de-
mand. Write for particulars. THE G.
2. RAND CO., No. 81 Broadway, New
York city
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RACES AT WORTH.

Chicago, May 9.-Results at Worth:
First Race-Six furlongs. Seibia, s
to 5, won, with Oronte. 8 to s, second,
and Theory, to /, third. Time 1913 2-5.
Second Race-Five fur1ongs. Don
pomo, . to 5, won, with Milkirk, to S,
second, and Jerry Lynch, 5 to /, third.
Time 1:O1 3-5.
Third Race-one mile and 100 yards,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


st: Louis. May s.-Chicaso took the
third successive game from st. Louis
to-day by timely and clever hitting
and superior field work. Score: R.HE.
st. Louis .....1 10o00O1e II
Chicago .......1 o0e 3 1 o 0-5 IL 0
Batteries--Brown and Ryan; Hardy,
Wicker and KING. Attendance z. 500.
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Boston, May s.--For protesting Car
ruthers' decisions in the NTH, Tame
hill and Williams were removed from
the neld. Howell took TannehiIl's
place and was batted hard. Score:
R.H.E
Boston ..."....O ooO4ssOx--i2 II s
New York 80 o. 00102-5 8 8
Batteries--Young and Criger; Tame
hill, Howell and O'Connor. Attendance
1892.
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MeGrnvt's stars Again shine.

New York. May s.-Good base run
ming and clever bunting by the locals
and poor fielding on the part of the
visitors enabled the New York team
to defeat Philadelphia to-day. Score:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia Il IOeo1oeo-S 7
New York 30 / o 1 8 0 0x--1O 10
Batteries-Sparks ana thinner: Gro
min and Bresnahan. Attendance Is, 400.
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Powell and Kahoe. Attendance. $500.
washington Far Behind.

Philadelphia, May s.--Nineteen safe
hits, including home run, a triple and
three doubles, was the champions rec
ord to-day. Patten was batted all over
the grounds. Score: R.H.E.
Washington 20 Onion 8 4
Philadelphia "a Ox-1S 10 4
Batteries: Patten and Clarke;
Plank and Powers. Attendance, H.
046
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TO-mOrrow's Entries Mt Morris rarI


First Race--Six ana one-haif FUR
longs. New York, 1913; Orion, 1OS; Ink,
SO; Glennevis. 1903.
Second Raee-Four and one-half fur
longs. Leonidas, liz; TFogan, 112; Gold
Breaker, liz; Aristocracy, 112; Yellow
Hammer, 112; Toledo, 119; Sir Walt,
1Os; Latheron. liz; Monthelier, liz.
Third Race-Maidens, Eclipse course,
Nine Spot, 80; Sir Roche, 9S; Mic Long
worth, 50; Knockabout, 11S; Damon.
SO; Reliable, 9S; Bassance, 95; Hackett,
IS; Nungs Mesmer, 90; Caterpillar, no;
The Guide, SO; st. Jude, IS. Taps, 1l3;
Sontag, SO; Anzonella, 3d. Tim D., Jr.,
1lS; Reckless, 9S; Akela, 95; Pipe, e5;
Burning Glass, So; Harlem Queen, 10S;
Love Note, SO.
Fourth Race--Crotona handicap, six
furlongs. Royal 1lS; Lux Casta, lis;
New York, 113; Waswift, LOG; Demur-
rer, 1885, Himself, 1903; Lady Uncas, sS;
Extinguisher 81; Royal Summons, 81;
Duellist, SO; Knight of Harlem, 81.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs. Rene,
SO; Anticipation, SO; Torchlight, 11o;
Semper Vivum, 9S; Nun, SO; Wild
Thyme. 11S; Futurita, 101; Lenora Lor-
ing, 116; Lady Sarah, 80; Athlana, 101;
Lux Casta, 11s; Rose Tint 101.
Sixth Race-Handicap Withers'
mile. Col. Bill, 1926; Blackstock, 1874;
Royal, III: Bonnibert. 116; Mexican
ITO; River Pirate, 10S Carbuncle, log:
Foroaster 105; Hunter Raine, 50; Dau-
phin, 81; Flying Buttress, 90; Phaon
30; Knight OF Harlem, So.
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fastest horses of the country having
been conditioned here, many horses
having made faster time here than
anywhere else in the country.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Cleveland, May s.-Cleyeiand's in
ability to hit Donovan. and its poor
fielding gave Detroit an easy victory.
Score: RHE
Cleveland ......0OO66o01o-i5S
Detroit ........1 o 1 90 3 0 s--l3 Is 2
Batteries-Darner and Abbott; Dom
ovan and Buelow. Attendance, e,76z.
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SPORTING NOTES.

To the college which makes the great
est number of points at the S. 1. A.
A. meet in Atlanta on the 18th and
18th, the Atlanta Athletic Club will
give solid silver cup of suitable de-
sign which must be won three consecu-
tive years.
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Chicago, May s.--Had the fieidinR
been perfect the locals would have
shut out the visitors, one 70 nothing,
with an earned run. Score: R.H.E
Chicago ........O 010x-5 2
81. Louis .....O00I
19ttarssas Patterson and sulllvant
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.GZEMA
The Blood Aflame with an Itching
Humof that sets the
Skin on Fire.

Eczema, the most common and terrible of all skin
troubles begins sometimes with slight redness Of the
skim which gradually spreads and the in6ammation and
itching increase the entire system is thrown into restless
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-10

Since Dixie" was put out of busi-
ness by an accident the other night in
the Atlanta Coliseum. Mike, the
Tramp" is doing the pacing work for
one of the crack riders. Walthour is
ready for Elks tomorrow night.
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~ mard BattInK BrookIrn WON.

Brooklyn, May s:--I1ard batting in
the ninth by the Brooklyn team gave
them a victory over Boston al WASH
ington Park to-day. Willis and Jones
were batted hard. Score: RaH.E.
Brooklyn .......0 10000 81 10
Boston .........0 O01041 0-6 - 8
Batteries-Jones and Ahear; Willis
ana Moran. Attendance, 5000.
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Little Rock the Winner.

Little Rock, Ark, May s.--Guese
pitched magnificent ball against
Shreveport this afternoon, and Little
Rock won on q diamond knee deep in
mud. Attendance 1900. Score:
R.H. n.
Little Rock 1000 soox--6 IL 0
Shreveport al o 900 OIL o. % s
Batteries: Guese and Lynch; Swan
and Graffius
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a Philadelphia paper says: "a foul
tip from Ryans bat struck Connall
on the ankle, and, although, the UNI
pire was in great pain. the crowd Seem
ed to take it as a joke" They play
both ends against the middle.