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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-20

countability to God and truth. which
ought to lie at the bottom of every
mans heart and which does lie at the
bottom of every good mans heart.
Good HumOr in the Newspaper.
"Disinteredness being the soul,
good humor is the solar system of the
editorial page, which should be held
subject to these precepts:
1.-THE leading article being the
rationale of the most important and
interesting piece of the days news,
should have beginning, a middle and
an end; should be concise and ineisive;
seeking to assist the reader in his eff
fort to comprehend the situation. Sa-
tire should keep within the bounds of
the probable; wit under the restraints
of sense; and even inVective-Shorn of
adjective and adverb, and stripped to
the waist-should strike out from the
shoulder to hit only above the belt. The
pert paragraph should be allowed to die
a natural death. No flowers. The edi-
torial page thus conceived and exc
cuted, thus inspired and partitioned,
could not fail to impress itself upon the
thought of the time, at once a power
and feature, an arm of the service
and a commercial asset.
Under the rule of a supervision
wholly adequate it would soon rival the
news OCpeii tlhCHI III punt VI popular
consideration and interest. One single
editorial embodying the qualities out
lined and appearing each day of the
year, would come to be sought by in
telligent readers as an essential part of
their morning paper; how much more
a page covering the entire range of the
days doings, dealing with each topic
according to it's quantum and it's kind,
from gay to grave, from lively to
severe
What the Editorial Should Not BE.
Except it be thus delivered the edi-
torial page were best eXtingllished.
To set apart a certain number of COL
-umns for the equivocal dignity of
large type; to fill these columns with
perfunctory matter; with matter as
lifeless as dolls stuffed with sawdust;
equally wanting the elements of con-
viction and continuity; one thing to-
day, another tomorrow; unirradiated
by any CLEAN of light, undiversified
even by a trick of fancy, uniform
only in dullness, is to disfigure the
page, to degrade the editorial. But
directed and made up by a man of in
telligence, not necessarily what is call
ed an able or a brilliant man-merely
a man of sound understanding. con-
slant and conscientious in his work
upright and elevated in his purpose
fairs, an honest heart and a level head
the good of such an adjunct of the
daily news-such an index to the his
tory of yesterday-were incalculable:
and, though it lead to a personal jour
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-20
RACES AT WORTH.

Chicago, May 19.-Results at Worth
First Race-Four and half furlongs.
Dixie Lad, IL to 10, won, with Green
Rose, 60 to 1, second and Eckersall, 40
to l, third. Time :56.
Second Race-One mile. Clonmell, IL
to 5, won, with Eleven Bells, 10 to |,
second, and Misanthrope, to !, third.
Time 1:41 As.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Luza-
rion, 13 to 20, won, with Broadway Girl,
to l, second and Seasick, to /, third.
Time 100 3-5.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Com
modore, to l, won, with haywood, to
l. second and The Regent, to 10, third
Time 1:27.
Fifth Race-Mile and sixteenth.
foresight, to 5, won, with Jerry
Lynch, 5 to 1, second, and Black WOLF
TO l, third. Time 1:47 As.
sixth Race-Mile and one hundred
yards. Spencerian, 4 to 1, won, with NJ
Gravenia, to 1, second, and Thane,
to 2, third. Time 1:46 Is.
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tray. Bayne handed out hot one and
got to the station advancing his
friends, and giving Blake an open Sc
same to kick the home plate. This
was the last. What had been culled
were too few. Shorty raised his few
cred head and told the boys to shake
up bit and beat things out. They
did.
In the seventh r. Kennedy received
a swift inshoot on his right flank, and
had to be taken out of the game.
Shorty went on the path for him. Brat
ton proved himself a martyr and Null
went to second Burt hit a smasher
TO short Burt ambled down to second
on the next ball thrown-then, it was
Sunny Jim again. He cut the ball and
made two sections of the quadrangle
while Burt and Null scored. To make
things safe another was scored in the
ninth and then Kohler w. Smith and
the rest hunted for the hole in the
fence.
The official score:
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SOME FAN FOOD

Frank Butler, an old National League
star outfielder, has received a f1attering
offer from Manager Ashenback of the
Charleston team, but it is hardly prob
able that ne will accept. Butler has
shown recently that he is still as fast
as any of the youngsters.
Infielder Atkinson arrived from
Washington yesterday. lie will not
go to Macon for the series there, but
will remain here until the. team re-.
turns.
Savidge will be in the box to-day
and fans are confident now that it will
be at least two out of the three.
Billy Smith has certainly lost his
rabbit foot. His one run victories will
not stand now.
Ittig now leads the league in batting.
When not pitching he will probably be
placed in the outfield If he keeps up
his heavy stick work.
Augusta and Jacksonville meet for
the first time to-day.
Owner Boyer will have everything in
excellent trim by the time the boys get
home. After the three games with Au-
gusta next week the team will leave
again to be gone for the rest of the
month.
Manager Grim is now securing the
country for new material. He says he
viii drop every man on his present
line up, or get team that can play
winning ball.
Two Savannah gentlemen who wag-
cred fall suits on the pennant race. are
getting nervous now. Both wagered
against Savannah.
Kennedy's injury while at bat yester-
day will hardly permit of his partici-
pating in to-day's game. Mullaney
will go to first and Ittig will take
Kennedy's place in right field.
Pitcher Engle is credited with say
ing that the South Atlantic League is
faster than any that he was up
against in the West.
George Ogle is getting impatient to
join thte Pathfinders. II want a
chance to show them what 1 can do"
he said yesterday.
AS soon as Savannah gets at the top
of the ladder everybody will COM
mence strengthening again.
The higher they are the harder
they fall" is the way Shorty put it be-
fore he left.
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AIlapaha Items.

Allapaha Ga, May 19.-Crops in the
Allapaha district are doing well, but
are needing rain. Farmers are gener-
ally well up with their work, and are
giving their attention now to shearinr
their sheep.
The Hook & Wood sawmill. which
has been doing business near here for
several years, has closed out, HAVING
sawed all the timber, and commenced
moving this week to a new location
near Tallahassee, Fla, where the own
ers have secured a large body of tim
Der sufficient to run them for several
years
Allapaha has recently had an odd
Fellows lodge added to it's fraternal or
ders. Vi
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THE EDITORIAL PAGE
OF A DAILY NEWSPAPER
Opinion
Should Be.
Henry

Worlds Fair Grounds. ST. Louis, Mo-,
citation held its final sessions to-day.
Col. Henry Watterson of Louisville,
took for his topic. THE Editorial
Page" and spoke in part as follows:
Every profession may be said to
have its mice and its men; inevitably
more mice than men. There is the
housing politician with his confusion
of the little and the big in public at
fairs, a great man, as Jefferson said
of Burr, in small things, small man
in great ones, seeking the bubble rep
utation cen at the barrels bung, and,
along with it, the wherewithal to pay
for the dance. There is the housing
man of letters, who has drunk not
deep of the Pierean Spring, quite top
heavy with his critical fads, his fam
cied originality, his spites and envies,
rafting around in borrowed plumage
and playing hide-and-seek through a
few half-vacant chambers, chiefly fur
nished with stolen goods. And then
let us confess it--there is the mousing
journalist whose wares are mostly
secondhand, who imports his wit and
manufactures his news, affecting
Jove's thunder in, the tum-tum of a
finger bowl in case he happens to be
acquainted With IIdI lOlucly
The antitheses to these several dis
creditable though not always disrep-
utable persons, are the public man of
integrity and judgment, who is not
afraid to do right; the literary man,
who, possessed of some knowledge of
the world of life and thought as well
as of books, is not so cocksure of him.
self and his opinions, nor so free with
his resentments, and the newspaper
writer, who can give and take with
out brutality, or malice, and who, no
matter how bellicose, brings to the
combat clean hands and a little ac-
curacy both of information and state
ment. In making this brief resume 1
hope that no one of you will consider
me needlessly aggressive, or person
ally offensive.
A History of the Day.
Primarily, the daily newspaper is the
history of yesterday. If it should per-
form this function simply, having no
other end in view. its value to the
community would be priceless. Intelli-
gent readers. entrusted with the facts
and unhindered by pressure, could read
their own conclusions. But, as rule,
the daily newspaper accepts no such
limitation. 1t sets up for a teacher
as well as a historian. 1t would infiu-
ence-'mould." l believe is the word
public opinion; yet 1t is not always the
public-too often II is some private
interest, which colors its arrative ami
shapes its oracles. fitting the one into
the other, without that sense of &C
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-20
ELWOOD ADDED ANOTHER DERBY
to- HIS CREDIT AT LATONIA
Fresh from His Victory at Louisville He Nosed
Ed TierneY Out

Cincinnati, May 19.-Fresh from his
victory at Louisville, Elwood won the
Latonia derby at a mile and half over
a slow track and in a drizzing rain to-
nipped Ed Tierney a nose on the post
after a desperate drive through the
stretch. LonsGale, which had made all
the early pace, was beaten fifteen
lengths by Ed Tierney for the place.
Summarizes:
First Race-Six furlongs. VanNess,
Is to 10, won, with Two Lick, to 1,
second, and Red Raven, to 5, third.
Time 1:15A.
Second Race-Mile. Dutiful, to 1,
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DOLLY SPANKER CAPTURED ANOTHER
STAKE EVENT AT MORRIS PARK
She Was Strong Favorite for the Pocantico
Stake

New York, May 19.-Dolly Spanker
at to 5, won the Pocantico stakes,
mile and a sixteenth over the hill at
Morris Park to-day by three-quarters
of length from Robin Hood, who in
turn was a length in front of The
Southerner. Summaries:
First Race-Selling, last six and a
half furlongs of the withers mile.
Hydrange, 80 to l, won, with Judge
Denton, to l. second, and Ella Sny-
der, Ii to 5, third. Time 1:21.
Second Race-Last four and half
furlongs Eclipse course. Glorifier, IL
to 5, won, with Veto 10 to l, second,
and Rose of Dawn, 8 to l, third. No
time taken.
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won, with Handmore, 9 to 5, second ana
Baird, to 2, third. Time 1:44%.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Pom.
Pine, to 1, won, with Prince Light o
to l, second, and Quincy, to l, third
Time 1929.
Fourth Race-The Latonia derby, mile
and a half. Elwood, to 2, won, with
Ed Tierney IL to 5, second and Ions
dale, to s. third. Time 2:42%.
Fifth Race-Ffve furlongs. Weber
fields, to 5, won, with Stroud, 10 to l,
second and Dictator, to l, third. Time
los.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs. Monta-
mic, to l, won, with Jake Greenberg,
to l, second and Gracious, 10 to !,
third. Time 1924.
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Chess Tournament.

Cambridge Springs. Pa. May 49,
Marshall. the Brooklyn player. won the
first prize of 81 900 and the Cambridge
Springs championship at the interna-
tional chess tournament to-day His
final score was 13 points won and 2
lost, comprising II victories. and four
drawn games. His feat OF passing
through the entire tournament with
out loss is Unprecedented In the an
nails of the game. LasSer and Janow-
ski divided the second and third
prizes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-20
CRESCEUS' COLT A PICTURE
OF HER INDUSTRIOUS SIRE
Colt Is the Property of Mr. A. L. Jones Of Gar
nett South Carolina.

OF the many royalty bred horses now
quartered at the track of the Savan-
nah Racing Association none have at
tracted so much attention as the Cres-
ceus colt, which is the property of
Mr.. A. L. Jones, the we'll known breed
err, of Garnett, S. C.
The colt is of royal blood on her
dams side, as well as on that of her
illustrious sire Her dam is Do 1t
Quick, 2:2O. She was foaled on April
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-20

Third Race-Eclipse course. I'm
masked, II to 5, won, with Oriskany.
Is to l, second, and Palm Bearer, s
to 8, third No time taken.
Fourth Race-The Pocantico stakes,
mile and sixteenth, over the hill.
Dolly Spanker, to 3, won, with Robin
Hood, II to 1, second, and The South
erher, IL to 5, third. Time 1:47A.
Fifth Race-Selling, last seven fur
longs of the withers mile. April Show
er, to 5, won, with Baikal, Is to /,
second. and Champlain, IL TO 5, third.
Time 1:2?%.
Sixth Race-Last seven furlongs of
the withers mile. Ascetic, even, won
with ST. Gallen, to 1, second, and
Lady Prudence, 4 to l, third. Time
1870
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PATHFINDERS PUT A STOP TO
HIGHLANDERS' WINNING STREAK
M'GRATH CAN'T SERVE
AS LEAGUE UMPIRE.
WINS Only Temporarily Appointed ut
Augusta.

Was Only Temporarily Appointed Mt
Augusta.
In a rather extended story the Au-
gusta Chronicle of yesterday voices the
protests of one Mr.. McGrath, who was
appointed a temporary umpire at Au-
gusta when Mcnamara resigned so sud
denly, at his displacement
McGrath was appointed at the in
stance of Augusta fans. He was I'M
known to either President Boyer or
Manager Ashenback. He was an Au-
gusta man. and under no conditions is
a resident umpire allowed to oficiate
in league ball games.
Ashenback protested al the very first
game, and as there are provisions in
the constitution and bylaws of the
league for umpires in the absence of
the regular men, two players were APP
pointed to officiate, one from either
side. All this time President Boyer
was making every effort to locate Sub
stitute Umpire Brandt.
McGrath was never appointed. He
was given employment for the day
only. Umpire Brandt reached Savan-
nah yesterday, and at once went to
Jacksonville, where he will officiate in
the series between Augusta and Jack
sonville.
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% last, and is a robust youngster now,
with every promise of UNFOLDING the
traditions of her ancestors. Mr.. Jones
is very proud of the colt and will give
her careful training.
He also has number of other thor
oughbreds here under the charge of
George w. Haight. These are Baron
Vasquez and Winsome Winnie. These
are South Carolina raised horses, sired
by Uloniske, whose registry number is
q 1867. Baron Vasquez is a full brother
to Do 1t Quick, the dam of the Cres-
|ceus colt.
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MORE FEVER CASES
APPEAR IN MEXICO.

Mexico City, May 19.-The superior
board of health has a report of sus-
pected case Of. yellow fever at Cuidaa
Wales, state of San Luis Potosi. the
house in which the case occurred mas
been burned. Another case Of yelloW
fever has been reported from
Tehuantepec, making the fifth one not
ed.
A soldier OF the seventeenth inTan-
try at Vera Cruz was taken doSi
with yellow fever. He was unaeS4l-
mated.
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Hay Addressed Them.

st. Louis. May 19.-The Worlds
Press Parliament, which began it's ses-
sions here to-day. was addressed to-
night by John Hay. Secretary of State.
who came as the official representative
of President Roosevelt to attend the
convention. Secretary Hay was greet
ed with great applause.
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POOR COLUMBIA
LOOSES ANOTHER
INABILITY TO HIT CAUSE.
NO NEW MEN HAVE ARRIVED YET
TO STRENGTHEN SKYSCRAPERS.

EngeI Was Put in the Box Again,
but Failed to Hold Charleston
DOwn-WiIsOn, Lately of the sky
scrapcrs, Has Been GObbIed Up by
Ashenback-Six Errors Also As
sisted in the Further Downfall of
the Tail Enders.
Columbia, S. c., May 10. Inability to
hit when men were on bases. was the
cause of Columbias defeat to-day.
Wilson, who was released ~ Column. l
yesterday, covered left FIELD for the
visitors. Gunter's three eagger was
the feature of the game.
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BAYNE WAS HIT HARD AND OFTEN
AT CRITICAL TIMES.
R. KENNEDY'S HOME RUN
FEATURE OF THE HITTING.
HE WAS HIT IN THE EIGHTH AND
HAD TO BE TAKEN OUT.

sunny Jim Ittig Was Again the Lad
with the SwattinE Wand-Mulla-
ney Was Too Ill TO Play and Jim
Covered the First Bag in Fnultless
style Agnin-COn WEIGH OutpOint-
ed Bayne at Every Stage-over "A
Thousand Central City Folk Saw
Their Champions Go Down Before
the Forest City Tribe.
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Atlanta $, New Orleans 2.

New Orleans, May 19.-Atlanta
punched hits in the sixth inning and
won the game. Hardy pitched the
best game. Neither team hit hard or
fielded brilliantly. Attendance 1900.
score: R.H.E.
Atlanta ........OOOO 2OOO-3 Z 8
New Orleans 10 o 10000 90 6 4
Batteries-Hardy and Clark; Herr
and Sullivan.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League standing.


Chicago, May 19.-Chicago won their
seventh straight game to-day by
punching hits. Wicker pitched a great
game. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago ......OO 2OOO2 x-411 4
Brooklyn .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 4 2
Batteries-Wicker and ONeil; Poole
and Bergen. Attendance 1900.
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CRITTENT0N HOME
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Columbus, Ga, May 1.-THE Crit
tenton Home in this city was prac-
tically destroyed by fire to-day. The
loss is covered by insurance. The
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-20
Birmingham IL, Little Rock 2.

Little Rock, Ark, May 19.-Birming-
ham, after the fourth inning of to-day's
game, ran awaw from the local team.
The score was IL to 2. Bracken, who
started to pitch for the locals, was
relieved in the seventh by Hardy. a
new recruit on Firms pitching staff,
but the visitors batted him frequently.
Attendance 500. Score: RH.E.
Birmingham o 0 0 8 4 0 3 liz 16.
Little Rock 10 001'0 0 0 0 Ia 10 Z
Batteries-Streit and Matthew'S;
Bracken, Hardy and Anderson.
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st. Louis o, Philadelphia 2.

st. Louis, May list. Louis took the
second and final game from Philadel-
phia to-day. Taylor held the visitors
safe all the way. Score: R.H.E L.
st. Louis ......1 0 / 0 2 Ak 16 0
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 o 0 1 0 IL 8 2
Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Dug
gleby and Roth. Attendance $500.
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Pittsburg 2, New York 1.

Pittsburg, May 19-New York saved
a shut out by making three hits in the
ninth inning and scoring their only
run. Score: R.H.E.
Plttsburg ......OO1OOO01x-2 9 /
New York 40 90 90 IL Z o
Batteries-Miller and Phelps; Taylor
and Warner Attendance 1855.
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Summary: Earned runs, Savannah.
5; Macon, 0. Left on bases, Savannah,
6; Macon. 6. Two-b base hits, Bayne,
Bttig, Ray. Home runs. r. Ken
nedy. Struck out by Welch, Z; by
Bayne, 6. Double plays, Ray to Oyler.
Time 1855. Umpire, Conner. Attend
ance 1.200.
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EDITORS CHOOSE OFFICERS.
Mai. w. w. Screws President of M
tionnI Editorial Association.

tiOnaI Editorial Association.
ST. Louis, Mo-, May 19.-The follow
ing officers of the National Editorial
Association were elected to-day: Pres
ident, Maj. w. w. Screws of
Alabama; first vice president, w.
w. Folsom of Arkansas; sec
ond vice president, w. ]. Kline
of New York; third vice president, H.
B. Varnor of North Carolina; CORE
spending secretary, w. A. Wahbrook of
Ohio; recording secretary, ]. w. Cock
rum of Indiana; treasurer, ]. Irving
Steel of Pennsylvania.
The convention will be held next year
at Guthrie o. T.
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nalism somewhat discredited of late,
it will at least embody a responsible
journalism; much to be preferred to
prevailing tendencies, which, indeed.
as all of us should agree, were better
honored in the breach than the OBJ
servance."
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.
Chicago >, washington O.

Washington, May 19.-Walsh pitched
a fine game to-day against Washing
ton, the locals making only two hits.
Score: R.H.E
Washington 10000 10000 2 /
Chicago ........0 0 0 0 0 0 O-5 s l
Batteries-Jacobsen and Kittredge;
Walsh and Mcfarland. Attendance
1000.
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O7OII4IIIUItt ....,.U y y 2 q I I To
Summary-Two-bas hits: LaRocque,
Smith. McKernan. Reardon. Three
base hits: Gunter. Struck out: b.
Engel, 2; Childs. 6. Bases on balls: Oft
Engel, 8; off Childs, 3. Stolen bases.
Columbia, 4: Charleston. !. Attend
ance $500.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Southern League Standing.
Shreveport Z, Montgomery g.

Shreveport, La. May 19.-Holly's
single with two men out in the ninth,
followed by Molesworth's tumble won
an exciting game from Shreveport.
Ross was knocked out of the box in the
first three innings and Triton was
taken out in the first inning on account
of wildness. Attendance 500. Score:
R.H.E.
Shreveport :. % 0 0 1 0012-7 3
Montgomery L 0 Is II
Batteries-Ross, Swami and Graffius;
Triton, Beaver and Clark.
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st. Louis 4. PHILADELPHIA 3.

Philadelphia, May 19.-Although the
home team outbatted St. Louis to-day
the visitors won through the poor
fielding. Score: R.H.E.
St. Louis ......1s2 OOOO0-4 l
Philadelphia 10000 100O 0-3 II
Batteries-Glade and Kahoe; Bender
and Schreckengast. Attendance, 4,3S2.
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SPANAFLORA

Contains long Havana filler from
end 70 end. Easy smoker for SC.
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Nashville 5, Memphis 8.

Memphis, Tenn, May 19.-Nashville
won to-day's game by good stick work
at opportune times. Ehret pitched
good game up to the seventh inning,
when the visitors batted in three runs.
Laws work behind the bat was excel
lent Attendance 1000. Score:
R.H.E.
Memphis ......0 0 2 0 / 0 0 0 0-3 8 o
Nashville MOL 0 o 0 0 81 0-5 IL 2
Batteries-Ehret and Law; Herman
and Fisher.
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south Atlantic Standing.

Mr.. Bayne?
Back TO the glass blowers for him,
to get his arm spliced.
Here's what they say about 1t:
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Tied the Score.

In the sixth Smith got another run
safely on the scales, balancing the
score. Blake punched his way to first
and by the grace of a misjudged ball
was forced to second by Senten. who
got II right over the heart, after Har-
nish had left his card at the home
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George Ogle is getting impatient to
join thte Pathfinders. II want a
chance to show them what 1 can do"
he said yesterday.
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Pitcher Engle is credited with say
ing that the South Atlantic League is
faster than any that he was up
against in the West.