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Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Jefferson City. Mo-. April 2o.-Sena.
tor Buell. Matthews. of St. Louis
county. IL among those for whom In.
dictmcnts have been returned by the
Cole county grand jury. and he Is
hero arranging for bond. Circuit
Judge HAZEL has fixed the amount of
the bond ut $j.OOO. senator Matthews
declares he II innocent of any crime
In any vote he cast and nsks that
the r,,l,lic withhold critfcis,,, u,,til he
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
4 Chau,s uUu for Clinton.

\ guarantee fund of $4,000 has
been raised 10 provide for Chau.
'auqra assembly al Clinton this
summer. a contract has been closed
for the use of Artesian park during
the season. with option of purchase
any time before October /. 1908, for
$4,000.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

The mortuary report In st. Louis
last week shows that PSI death &C.
Cured. being nine in excess Of the
number reported for the previous
week. Figuring with q population Of
100000 as a basis. the death rate 10
q trihe over IS q thousand.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

The original monument Of Thomas
Jefferson. which has stood for many
years on the campus Of Missouri uni
versity, was decorated last week az
final ceremony before being re.
moved 10 st. Louis, where it is to be
exhibited at the worlds fair.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Thrown Into the Air.

John Mann, 12 years old. Of Ellis
station. six miles west of Nevada,
was struck and thrown into the air
by a through Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas freight He was sitting on the
depot platform. His left leg was
broken and he is otherwise injured.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
To BE Ready for Worlds Fair.

The proposed ST. Louis g. North.
western road is being pushed by
towns along the way. II will run
from Brookfeld 10 Mokane. thence
over the katy" tracks to st. Louis.
1t is expected that the road will be
completed in time for the worlds
fair traffic.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

II is doubtful Is any negro in the
state Of Missouri ever had n list Of
more distinguished wedding guests
than did Judge" Addison Greene,
the venerable janitor Of the Kansas
City court Of appeals. who was mar.
City. at Kansas City recently. Those
present included the entire bench Of
the court Of appeals. clerk Of the
court. his deputy. the officers. Ave
prominent lawyers and score Of
deputies.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
To Cnify Disciples Colleges.

After q warm discussion the con-
,en,ion Of Disciples of Christ Chris.
tian church) preachers. in session az
Warrensburg. appointed committee
to perfect plan To unity all schools
Of the denomination in Missouri. 1t
was voted to hold the next meeting
at Fulton.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

ne Nbrth Dakota indian who eN.
ssed To President Roosevelt the
ope that he will again be Great
ther fcould hardly have pleased
eet4r. II is a well-known prin-
ofk Mr.. Roosevelt's philosophy
;,dnan cannot be a father too
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Attor.ey's L,en Law VubeIA.

The law which was passed by the
legislature two years agn making an
attorneys fee lien upon iudg.
ment in favor Of his client was passed
on by the st. Louis court Of appeals
and declared valid.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
FoULKE LIKELY TO RESIGN.
Civil Service COmmissioner Await.
ing the President's Return he.
fore DeAnite Action.

Washington. April 20.-Civil Serv.
ice Commissioner William d. Foulke
has under consideration the question
of resigning from the commission.
but il is not believed anything will be
decided finally until the return OF
the president, when Mr.. Foulke will
have a talk with him on the subject.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Rsskin cellsss Asa.Sossa.

A few years ago Carl VrOoman. the
socialist advocate. started Ruskin
college at Trenton along with several
cooperative enterprises. The college
was last week abandoned and those
at the head Of II have gone to Wieh.
ita, Kan, to start . socialist college.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Contract for Missouri DuiIaiag.

The contract for the erection OF
Missouri's building at the worlds
fair was let to Strehlow e. Phelps for
slO5.<s0. Eight bids were opened.
and the one accepted was the lowest.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Tho West Prairie presbytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. in
session al Doniphan, passed without
dissenting voice . resolution
against dancing.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Artesian Water At Rich H.lI.

Drilling In the artesian well at Rich
Hill has stopped. as four Hne veins
Of water water were found. The
we'll is capable of supplying SO gal.
Ions of water Q minute.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Uncle SANS cagr FOR live birds at
the wori7's fair will We 200 feet long.
w wide aud - high The collection
"f 1000 'rds from al parts Of the
world " completely distance all
'"er AaNws OF ,his kind.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Samuel Irwin Chiles. aged II. IL
dead At his home near Independence.
In 1882 he came with his parents to
jackson county. In 1862. in accord.
ance with "Ewing's Order No. H." by
which all southern sympathizers Of
jackson county were directed 70
leave their homes. MIR. Chiles and
family went to Saline county. During
the war MIR. Chiles took u number Of
slaves into Texas. being accompanied
BY his wife and little daughter. While
they were passing through Arkansas
by wagon train on their way home
they were captured by federal troops
who held them prisoners at au old
tavern for several weeks.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Ch,id's Clothes Cassht Fire.

While burning weeds in the yard,
the six-year.old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Grace. three miles east nf Ex.
celsior Springs, caught its clothes on
fire and was burned SO badly that II
died in a few hours.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

SavlWG the ROYAL Race.

The cx-crown princess of Saxony
ana b'I formcr band have made
up sno "ill be- nl4rricd again "for the
sake of She dynaSty.' The dynasty
must DC pretty hard up for material.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

James W. Bess was convicted q
killing Mn. Marths Martin. at Leg.
ington. Ky, and sentenced to hang
ON June -.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

RssiAsuso ana waPshouss Durnsa.
Fire at Greenwood, Miss, destroyed
Q residence and warehouse, entail.
Ing loss estimated at $500, with
martial insurance.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
- states Was Oae. rsuet

The total wealth Of the world ID
est'mated al $ioo.oOo,O ,OOO,OOO. Of this
smount The United states in 1902 had
~SA'VVOooO.o0o, Or nearly one. fourth.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

70 rev Kaiser Wilhelm H., which
Il aow making her maiden voyage,
VII shorten the distance between
tAmrR"' aud the old world BY 7N
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
9Onday school Record,

trSOm0oy SChOOI Record.
d.t Lancaster. Of Carmel. Ind,
ON North Carolina in lS3s. ten
utter he had begun attending
school. For IS years he has
Aegular attendant. lir vailed
m way from Nor'r Ga ina tu
=. hauling his nssessiou> in
eS,orse wagon.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
The Longest Sentence.

4 .choo,master was giving his class les.
son in grammar when he asked the boys to
tell him the longes, sentence they had ever
read. Tncre was silence for minute or
two. hi. at lat small boy stood M and
said ne could remember the Longest sen.
,ence he had ever read.
We'll. Tommy" said the teacher, what
il it:"
"Imrri.onmen. for life replied the boy.
n Y Tribune
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

The Missouri university will hold
four summer schools. One each will
be at st. Joseph. Joplin and Colum.
bia. The fourth il not located. The
courses Of study offered will be
nearly the same as the regular uni
versity course,
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Paul Rova. q pianist. on . wager
played 20 hours VI Marshall without
ceasing. He was given food and
wstsr At the piano. not stopping .
moment tQ rest.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Miss Della the oldest aad
ua Columbus, Ohio. she
spring blood seemed c0Gged digestion poor my
angud tired sN the time MY physician
prescribed for but friend advised me to try erna Iedn
pleased that found wonderful cleanser and
purifier of the In three weeks wss IKE new woman
felt light and happy snd with
pain. Peruns Is reliable family incidence
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis, four daily
trains via the Chicago i Northwestern
Ry.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

CAMBRIA, Previous 10 taking
the sample Of Dosn's Ktdpsy Pills could
scarcely hold my urine Now I can sleep all
night and rarely have 70 get up. and that sch-
Ing across my back little above my hips 10
gons.-IsAAc W. eT.P1Exs, Cambria, Wyo.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

The safe In the county clerks ONCE
1t Philadelphia, Miss, was cracked
by sa1s-blowsrs. No money was ~
cured,
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
bod Into eepvituAs.

Bruce Mayeum ives sold into ssyvi.
tuds for six month. under ths vagina
sy oct, q Jseksen. ~. He brought
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Happenings in Missouri.
rrepariwe for state faiP.

The officers Of the Missouri state
Fair association announced the aps
pointments Of the following superin.
tcndents and assistants for the third
annual fair to he held at sedalia,
August II to 22. inclusive: supsrin.
tendent Of speed department, r. w.
Hawkins. Bowling Green; starter,
Harry Woods. Norborne; superin.
tentlent of draft horses, Henry With.
row. Edna; superintendent Of light
horses. T.. W. Sanders. Washington;
assistant superintendent, Charles L.
Busch. Washington: superinte endent
Of beef breeds of cattle, c. n. Moody,
Atlanta; assistant superintendent,
John Potts. Mexico, superintendent
dairy breeds cattle. Asa Booth, Fes.
tus; assistant superintendent, Philip
Mcdonald. Princeton: superintend.
ent of swine department.. w. H.
Odneal. Harris: assistant superin.
tentlent. T.. Y. Baldwin. Campbell,
superintendent Of sheep department,
W. Il. Turner. Shelbyviile; assistant
superintendent. John A. Rankin. Tar.
kio: superintendent Of poultry de-
partment. T.. T.. Colding. Sedalia; -.
sistant superintendent. Ham Briggs,
Prices Branch: superintendent Of
agricult urc. Cnbcll Matthews. Oran;
Assistant superintendent. W. q. Wal.
tiers. Canton: superintendent horti.
cultural department. \. q. Atwood.
Springfeld: assistant superintentA
ent. y. +. Murray. Oregon: superin
tendent nf Horticulture. Charles Gel.
win. Sedalia: assistant superintend.
eut. Mrs. r.. \. Moore. Mountain
Grove: superintendent " minerals.
John y. Dalhy. Sedalia: superintend.
ent Of textile fabrics. =. {. Hayes.
Lancaster: superintendent pantry
stores. Mrs. John Walmsley. -.
Louis: assistant superintendent. Mrs.
Margaret u. Sturgess. Scdalia.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

A girl that can't cook and will cook oueat
to be upprcssed.-Chicago Daily News.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Lisa Couaty's Isnovstion.

Miss Josephine Baker was elected
last week as school commissioner of
Linn county--the first of her sex 70
hold ofIlce in that county.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Fa,nI EtGht with lmbrellas.

- Cape Girardeau Arthur Schroe-
dor sud Martin Daus fought with nm.
nr.liaS. which each carried. Schroe-
dor >sy> iha, Dnus run at him with
his umbrella. dubbed. and in defend
ing himself the ferrule of his nm.
brclla penetrated the socket of
Daus' right eye and entered the
brain. Daus fell a. il shot and ex.
pired.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump.
ion has an equal Tor coughs and colds.--J
I. Boyer, Trinity Springs. Ind, Feb. Is, 1890
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Putnam Fadelcss Dyes color more goods,
per package, tran others.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
rlUns for school.lhildreW.

Darwin ". Marmaduke. former
state officer. was in consultation with
state superintendent "f Public
Schools W. +. Darlington I" get that
official 4" aid in bringing before the
teachers of the state II plan by which
the school children of the state
in large b"dies. may attend the
worlds fair. The purpose. II 1t
is developed. is 4" get ten acres of
ground upon which I" erect large
buildings for the care Of large bodies
Of school children to be taken tn the
fair on special trains. personally con.
Quoted. and to have them similarly
cared for during their stay in the
city.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

"rhe klcan. Kool. Kitchen Kind" Of
stoves make no smoke, smell. SCOT. ashes OF
excessive heat. Always look for trade mark.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
lpPlcs OF rHH DAY.


D %hc powers Of the world
hted States has the greatest
Xeaith enc tho smallest debt,
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

The only way to exclude the evil il I.
entertain the good. Hams Horn.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

lie that can have patience, can have
what he will.-Franklin.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Good order is the foundation of all good
things.-Burke.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Need Not Pay Their Debts.

Gov. Dockery vetoed senate bill $40.
which provided for the payment of
past indebtedness of counties of this
state. This bill would have affected
Is or 20 counties Of the state. where
warrants are at Q discount.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Ada Britain. Of Sehitan. o.. writes:
"Af.cr using your wonderful Peruna
three months have had great relief. l
had continual hcavincss in my stomach.
was bilious. and had fainting spells. but
they all have left me since using Pc.
runa. ."--Adia Britain.
II you do not derive prompt and salts.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Many a profit is without honor. even
Its own business.-Puck,
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Two uea were KILLED sud two 9th
sss fstally iajuyed hy tAs evddss eel'
lapss q : bu0diSo d uAsvss%~ve W
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
Pirkerins.s Claim ,o Fame,

Pickering IL a little town Of 900
inhabitants in Notlsway county. Its
claim to fame is that more than one.
tenth of its population is past s.
years old. Probably II" other city.
town or village in the United States
contains n larger proportion of agcd
people than this little burg. reposing
peacefully in bend of the "iO.''
river. The patriarch of the village
il Judge Miles Walls. who. after hav.
ing lived "a wears. is still in the full
possession Of his faculties and the
enjoyment of life.
Wholesale Convictions Of DrUGgists.
Smith & Magee, druggists Of Shelby
county. charged with selling liquor
nnlawfully. were found guilty. The
former was fined s4O0 and the latter
$500. There were 45 indictments
against the druggists operating in
the towns Of Shelbina. Shelbvville.
Clarence. Hunnewell and Leonard.
The verdicts against Smith and Ma
gee threw the druggists into a panic.
and negotiations were opened for q
compromise. 4 powerful sentiment
Is behind the prosecution. The ten.
pArarce element is iuhilan,.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25
MATTHEWS IN THE NET.
St. Louis County Senator Indicted
By Coles County Grand
Jury.


0sv. Dockery Promptly Issues .
Reputation On Gov. Ode11 Of new
Yspk-Attorney.0 0enera1 Crow says
1naictuaeMts are BASED ON strOns
Evidence.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

SILENCE is often the bes, apology-Chicas,
Journal
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

factory results from the use OF Peruna.
write ut once TO DR.. Hartman. giving o
full statement of yonr case and hc will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad'
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President o.
The Hartman Sani!arium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Scott County kicker., 1903-04-25

Opium and Liquor Habits Cared.
Book free. B. n. WOolley. II. D., Atlanta,G G
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15

which Corbett struck him had failed
to leave a bruise or a mark and the
champion could have fought another
battle without trouble. He took his
victory quietly. In the same cool manner
that characterized all his movements
in training before the fight.
Edward Graney, the referee. said
thai the battle was fought on perfect
ly fair lines, and that there was no
attempt at fouling. The work OF JEFF
fries was a distinct surprise to him, he
said.
"FitZ" Elated.
Fitz was as happy as a lark over the
victory. He said:
There was absolutely nothing TO 81
but Jefries. He not only physically
outclassed Corbett. but was equally az
clever in skill and speed. Corbett, how
ever. made good showing and made a
good fight of it, II is my opinion thar
If Jeffries takes care of himself he will
be able 10 defeat all championship as
pirants and hold the title longer than
Ii has ever been held before"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
POOR JOCKEYSHZP
MARS SPORT AT SPA
PLANS PERFECTED FOR
POTOhAC'S REGATTA
Races to Start at Obs o'Clock, Fol-
lowed by Dancing.

The Potomac Boat Club gives the last
OF its regattas. preliminary TO the big
affair on Labor Day, this afternoon.
home Captain Young will have charge
OF the affair, and will start the races
promptly at els O'Clock. The affair is
purely family one" since no outside
crews are invited TO participate
There will be dancing after the aquatic
sport, and friends OF the members are
invited to be present. The order of
races and the crews are as follows:
Picked eight-oared shells-"Whites, !"
Lunsford. /: Blue. 2; Bradley, 3: Be-
cock. 4; Amiss. 5; Cadani, G; Freeman,
Z; Chase. stroke; Moon. coxswain.
Reds" Howell, L Columbus. 2; Lipp. 3;
Bliss. 4; Scott. 5: Foster. 6; Marcean. Z;
Edmonston. stroke; Hanecke. coxswain.
Single canoes-Moses. whipple, Eber-
back, wilkins. Saalback. Marean. Cor
don, Whiting, and Garrett
Double canoes-Gordon and Whiting.
Whipple and Eberback, Marean and
Redington. wilkins and Saalback, Moon
and Moses. Maize and Mcgowan
Single sculls-Redington. Young, Mac
gowan, and Herman
Quadruple canoes-Gordon, whiting
Eberback, and Whipple; Marean, VIII
kins, Garrett, and Saalback.
Eight-oar championship; intermedi-
ates-Marean. 1: Herman. 2: Bradley, 8;
Maize, 4; Mcgowan, S; Moses, s; Chase,
Z; Mueller, stroke; Moon, eoxswain
Juniors. Ourander Scott, /; Bocock or
Cadani. ?; Lepp, 3; Bliss, 4; Thompson
or Amiss, 5; Foster. 8; Freeman, z; Ed
monston, stroke; Hannecke. CoxsWain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
"Boilermaker" Lands Two
Terrific Blows in Pit of
"Pompadour" Jim's Stom-
ach in I enth Round, When
End Came.
TOMMY RYAN THREW
SPONGE INTO RING
Champion Surprises Even His
Most Ardent Admirers by
His Marvellous Speed and
Shifty and Heady Work.

Now that the big fight is over; now
that the giant boilermaker has sur
passed all his previous performances in
the fight line, Washington is filled with
wonderers. Even the most sanguine OF
the Jeffries supporters are shaking their
heads ard marveling
4 told you SOS" there are a-plenty,
but even they are forced to admit that
their predictions as to what JEFF would
lido when he got into the ring with the
clever ex-champion fell far short of the
marvellous performance their idol gave.
Surprise to All.
That Corbett would be as char before
the wind 10 Jen when close work. or
roughing it, was the order of the going
no one doubted. not even Corbett him
self. with ali his newly developed
muscle; but that JEFF should outpoint.
outgeneral and outclass his shifty op-
ponent at almost every stage of the
game was not expected But Jen did
all this with comparative ease HIS
speed. strength. generalship, and box
ing skill were simply marvellous. With
the exception OF the eighth and ninth
rounds he was the star performer OF
the event. showing himself 10 be the
most marvellous pugilist heavyweight
the world has ever seen.
Clever and SkiIlful.
Those of his critics who have con-
tended that only his powers of endur-
sRce. his capacity to assimilate punish
ment. and his ability 10 deal out an I'M
limited number of sledge- hammer blows
make him the champion are now frankly
admitting their error and as frankly de-
claring that JeIries has developed into
skillful aggressive fighter of the sort
generally described in pugilistic circles
as the natural fighter"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
"C0RBETT WAS GAME
BUT WAS NOT FAST

1.-The outcome could not have
been otherwise" said Jeffries,
though the fight lasted longer
than | thought it would. Corbett
fought a good fight and did some
good work in the eighth and ninth
rounds. What struck me particu-
larry was that Corbett was not so
fast as when he met me at Conev
Island. He was undoubtedly
stronger, but he certainly lost
much of his speed. | waited for
long time TO land that stomach
punch, and the real chance came in
the tenth round. Corbett was IN
deed game"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
HARLEMS WIN FROM
BL00MINGDALE NINE

The game in the District Amateur
League yesterday was played by the
Harlems and -BloomingdaIes, the first
named team winning by a score of +
to !. Busher's pitching A. BieIaski's
feat Of getting three hits out of four
times up. and the all-round good field
ing Of the winners were the most salient
features. The score: R.HF
Harlems ......1 90 0 o O2x-5 IL o
Bloomingdales. l 0 0 0 0 o 0 o. 2
Batteries-Busher. Gleason and Nc
kenney; Finlegan and Collie. Time
one hour Umpire-Mr. Watson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
MOUNT TABOR NINE
TRIMS INDEPENDENTS

The Independents. of the District
League, were defeated yesterday after
noon. on the Olympic grounds by the
Mount Tabor Church team, by the score
OF 10 ;. Umpire Southeron called the
game in the sixth inning on account OF
darkness
The features Of the game were
oBrien's long run and catch of a right
held fly, the batting of Ben Ray and
Ager' and the all-round playing of the
second baseman of the visitors.
This afternoon at o'clock the Har-
lens Will play the Mount Tabor team on
the Olympic grounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
THE TEMPLE BAPTISTS
AGAIN ASSUME LEAD
They Trounce the Sixth Presby-
terianS 8 to 2

The Temple Baptist again took the
lead In the Church League yesterday by
defeating the Sixth Presbyterian.
George Fulcher, the crack twirler for
Temple Baptist toed the rubber and
deserves all the credit for the victory,
this making the fourth game he has
pitched and won in the last four days
The Temple boys found Donaldson
easy yesterday and started in the first
inning TO win the game, by driving in
three runs. Errors were made by the
Sixth to the tune of six. many OF which
were costly. and Donaldson would have
held the boys down TO a much tighter
score II he had had the proper backing
One of the most sensational catches
ever made on the Church League
diamond was made by Tiny" Anderson
in right field.
Pop Harding played his old position
of backstop for the Temples and but few
try TO steal second with Pop" and his
trusty right wing behind the bat
Ballinger seemed to be the only man
on the Sixth that could find Fulcher at
all, and he made two three-s ackers. two
OF the three hits that were made FOR his
side
Two more games remain to be pIaved
Sixth VS.. Gunton and Fourth VS.. Sixth.
Should the Grays manage to wrest this
game from the Mutes IL would make a
tie for the pennant
Guntons and Sixth play Monday.
The score:
- RHE.
Sixth .....,. Q 0 0 2 0 0 % 3 5
Temples 80. 3 o 2 o 0 O-6
Batteries-Donaldson and Donaldson.
for Sixth; Fulcher and Harding for
TEMPLES IimDiFe-Mr pafts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
METROPOLITAN POLICE
READY FOR THEIR GAME

II rain does not interfere, a large
crowd viii be present at American
League Park this afternoon to witness
the ball game between teams made no
OF the Metropolitan police.
The mines Will line up as follows:
Regulars-Vermillion, arst base.
klelndenst, shOrtstoD; F. 3. Brown.
pitcher; Branzell. catcher; Hester sec
ond base; Klingburg. left field; Mulyey,
center field; Bray. third base; Parker.
right field
Ninth observation-disclosures. left field:
ferguson, third base; Bobo. right field;
Brown. catcher; Curry, first base; John
son. center field: O'Donnell. second
base; Smith. shortstop; Davis. pitcher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-15
COMMISSIONERS TIE
N0RRlS-PETERS TEAM

The Norris Peters and Commissioners
team eattled to a tie yesterday and
owing TO darkness the score of to 5
could not be broken. Walker twirled a
great game for the Peters lads and AL
lowed the big Three boys but four
hlts during the entire game. The score:
r. H E.
Norris Peters L 0 2O1O-5 :
Commlssrs 30 1 0 o. -5 a
batteries-Walker and Gates: FuIcher
and Rapp. Time of game hour and <
minutes Umpire-Mr Barr.