davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
ROACH AN EASY MARK.
Los Angeles SIuggers Get Six Runs on
Nine Hits.

LOS ANGELES, June 10.-Los An
geles found Roach to-day for total
of nine hits, three of them being two
baggers, netting them six runs. On
the other hand, Newton held Portland
safe at all stages The playing Of
Portland was at times ragged
Schmeer alone making three errors.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

Stolen bases-Chase Ross 2 Errors-To-
man. Francis, Schmeer 3. Three-base hit
Chase Two-base hits-Chase. Newton. Flood.
Shea Sacrifice hit-Toman. First base on err
rors-Los Angeles 2. Left on bases-Los An
2 Struck out-By Newton 1. by Roach i.
Double plays-Schmeer to Beck Francis 10
Beck: Beck to Steelman to Shea Hit nv
pitched ball--Drennan. Time of game-One
hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-McDonald
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
Golf Honors Won by Professional.

LONDON, June 10.-The open golf
championship at Sandwich was won
to-day by a professional, Jack White,
with a score of 296.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
OVERALL IN WINNING FORM.
Outpitches Barber of Seattle and Ta-
coma Wins HandiIy.

SEATTLE, June 10.-Overall out
pitched Barber and Tacoma won cas-
lily. For four innings the game was
almost perfect. After that Tacoma
hit Barber freely. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
MATTHEWSON HOLDS CHICAGO
DOWN TO A SINGLE HIT
Cy Young Is Effective Against St.
Louis, the Boston Americans
Winning Cleverly.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK. June 1o-Matthewson held
Chicago down 10 a single hit to-day and New
York won. to 0. Attendance. 5000. Score:
r. II. z.
Chicago .--..-..- .-.--ss---..-..s 1
batteries -Matthewson and Bowerman; Wei
mer and Klinx.
BOSTON. June 10.-Flaherty pitched win
ming ball for Plttsburg against Boston to-
day. Attendance. 2600. Score:
r. II. z.
Pittsburg ........... 3
Batteries-Pittinger and Moran; Flaherty
ard Smith Umpire-Moran.
PHILADELPHIA, June I0.-The Cincinnati
Philadelphia game was postponed; wet grounds.
NEW YORK June 10-Although Brooklyn
tried three pitchers against ST. Louis to-day
the visitors won. Nichols was in fine form.
Only three hits were made of his delivery
and those came IN the eighth and ninth
innings. Attendance 2500. Score:
r. II. z.
81. LOUIS -.s-.--s.- -s---.--......
Batteries-Garvin. Doescher Jones and Ber-
gen: Nichols and Grady. Umpire-Johnstone.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ct. LOUIS June l0.-The Boston team ia
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
Totals 80 / 81 III Totals 81 712
- - IInltren nnlnl,

Laughlin Graham. Earned runs-Tacoma 2
Two-base hits-Mohler 2, Van Haltren Overall
Home run-Egan. Sacrifice hit-Blanken-
ship Stolen bases-Sheehan Casey. Bases on
called balls-Of Barber 1. off overall g. Struck
ou;-By Barber 3. by Overall T. Passed ball
Wilson. Left on bases-Seattle 10 Tacoma Z
Time of game - One hour and forty-f
minutes Umpire--O' ConnelI
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First Race-Kilo, Lady Vashti,
Sharp Bird.
Second Race-BroomhandIe, Arch
Oldham, Zuida.
Third Race-FootIights Favorite,
Mohave, Mafalda.
Fourth Race-First Mason, Taby
Tosa, Big Ben.
Fifth Race-Mattie III, Elastic, Ice
Water.
Sixth Race-Nettie Regent, Irish
Jewel, PathOs.
Seventh Race-Wreath of Ivy, Lady
Idris, Potter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

Shutting the eyes to the danger sig.
nal does not clear the track.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

Totals SO Is 27 al Totals.34 1 27 Ia
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS. June 10.-The Boston team de
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-11

FOURTH RACE - One mile purse; three
year-olds and I'D:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
10 2-FOncasta. 81 Knapp. 49,. 3 1H1
10 Peter J.SOmers9 93 (McB) 23
II 70 2-The Regent. 1f3 (Robins) 3
Time. AZ 1-5- Start poor. Won driving
Winner James Curtis ch. {. go by Fonso-
Lucasts. The Hebrew 30, Sioux Chief l01.
finished named.
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sIxru RAcF,-six- and balf furlonvs

tnree- year OidS ana up.
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. st. z Fin.
to 1-One More 107 tSheehan). s II
TO 2-D Sommers los (Crwfd) AZ FL
to 2-Tally II, 107 CBlake)-.. u II
Time 20 Start good Won all out. Win
ner, J. H. Larue's b. g. 90 by Soundmore-
Queen Victoria Gala Water 9S, Swing Cor
ners 107, Basilens 107. Neweta 102 Atlas 81,
DR. Scharn 102, Oltverton 101 finished as
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Uaturlie Sepepis.

en- Game | Cos SINGLES bopoe fra
@arnoommen bort, at oct life bar
tint at tase fine Srnber / nogen
ling % spe fine 2egemsfr9fter. SOL.
gen par, at bun aIiiO par ipog, og %
bun gifteoe fig. bleu bet barre. Srun
fif TO Born, Der osiaa par ipage Iige.
iom Wooeren. Sun begpnote MI at
isae SGaer; men BET biaIp life. glu6.
ieIig tit bum oet SnofaIo at bragg no
pao Sauoet. Ser bebspeoe bun life
Of fslse @ooen. men finoe taae iig
Spaoierture. 3 5sritninsen sif Oct
imaat; men bum bolot peo oe fslte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-11

iig ityrfet bper DOG. Den iriife 2uit
biolp til, liseiaa De 9oo, bun tos. %
ben iolioe % nGrenoe aoit. Sun
ipiite iimpelt Smsrrebrso meo 9Gg
% brat Melf Ill. Srnat ipiite bun
en- MGnsoe al, Sspnlssbeo fieuote
bin life mere til. men JOB iom en-
Sten | ct bel pentileret IGrelie. Su.
ben ct snr eIler iaa bar bun ct mt
Mfenneife. Ora Of bore tpuo og bIeg
% lfrsbelig blep bun froitig og Mt
Ell iurto Sorpe.
Sm penbte MI tilboae til Cos ar.
geleS 90 itifte6e en- aoinbeforening,
buis Spgope er at bringe fine Meb.
lemnler til at leoe ct mere ~noturliat
Sip, emo fine Gninoer | Imerifo
pleier. Sooner og Bigger tilbolheS at
.ipooicrc / friif 2uft. soe 2eacmetS
&rpiter neo anitrengenbe Nrbeioe OF
/ Sriitmocr oeltoae / 9cae. Tom
bProcr % Itprfer 9rpfterne.
Nou er mn bIcnen opmGrfiom
pan, at Soleu er 9ipctS nuhnrligc
Iooer, o0 man er life ina bnnac for
Den iom for. Wou ldoer beu lfiune
ino | SpreIierne, og man beprgcr zig
imoer aabeu SimmcI | Sens miISe
Strooler.
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Sunot at eIemnre.

Mon bar / bore Gage Soreuirgcr
og Sfoler nleo oct Waol at epe Sus
fommelieu % itprfe ben / at bcpore
Iinoet ON itorc SnOtrpf, butte 9tou.
ne poa Soil, bIioe iiffcr / IarStal
og Tatoer og / at flnne 9ienfaIoe /
@riuoriugen S%plcpcIier, lom man
bar bapt.
silt bette er bel NOT. On goo Sr.
fonmeIie er I'll snifeItg Siug, % ior
etbpcrt Menneite er oct us0penotgt
at bliife ioa megct Tom muIig. Mcn
poa oclt aubeu Stbe er set ogina
nsooenoiat at gIemme. Wonge Mcr'
ucifer bar oct ilig at De erin6rcr
SornGrmclicr, men life Sieueiter,
DC bar moOta1et. ct bittcrt eIIer
uopcrIogt Sro, iom en- fan bnue ptrct
til Dem, bprcr DC paa / Narcpis, ia
Aicunem belle 2ipct; men ale Sc aooe
% oncrficrocuoc Sro. iom Sen fam.
me Gcrion bar lubet Dem bore, 9ien.
mcr &c life poa. @rforin9 piicr, at
set or ponifeIigere at lore oeu aurit
at NIemnre cub at eriubre. Som pi
Wcnncifer engana al Ratureu CT.
ioloer oct oS ipGrt Of fnite onerborn
Den golIal. al Ntin0er ON 6orltrct.
teller, iom hi ipueS, hi bar liot. Snl
pi prsper poa oct, bender Saufcrr
poo DC ptrfelige eaer inobilNtc 5orit-
rettelier oltiO tilbo1e, iaaiuart Den
foar ct Steo.q @eItercns Orb: ct
Her eoers SLENDER, beIiigucr bent.
'om forbanber ebrr, gier Dem soot,
Iom baoer cSer. oa bco for Dem, iom
gier ebcr Sfnhe og ~forfslaer eoer"
or CT tltngt Sro og fun Ell Icocnoc
&riiteu cr iitono til at rettc fla efter
Oct, men oaiao Ell inaoan / mcoen
SfrebcIigbeo. "'|'.' oh
gfcn bnao otnoer hi beO at gau og
bore paa onbe Qtiu6er? Sngentina;
men hi taber meget. Ient per6sliae
Grunne ifuI0e brin9e oS til at alcm.
me Dem. sgrareIien oper andres
uret og 9onrligbeo imoo os for6it.
rer bort Sino og gisr os uIptfeIiae.
Zen l~noergrdber ogina Dor SeI6reo,
tortGrcr Dor Strait, bergber oS Ma0.
Init og Sspu. Oct beoite pSre Otto.
Del moo g@rareIien err at iuloe Sir.
len meb nn6re Saufer, bcntebe ira
Guo& Natur, go0e Bigger og On,
Gang meo gooe Menneifer. "@tpcr
life GiGocIen Rrml" itaor Ser fire,
BET, og hi luffer Sercn for BAN,
nuor hi life IoOer 9grarelicn opcr
Saaba'telier, bitre Orb, ooberbor
SnOifub og arpnfelier faa 5ib til at
Time op. men hoIoer Sen / Slummer.
ut gIcmme er upttigt, % hi ber spe
oS / set.
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S~noremisiiu

On @iib biz, afboISes BET 14bc aar.
liee frGcs SubremiSiipnsmsbe / ct
SauIi Reuiebeb (Sauees) Qainueapo,
lis, Rinn., fra Toe til Soc Sec, Re,
bet aabuss 81. 10 Sorm. meS Sr9Siteu
SamtaIeemne: SUBS SiGrli9beb til
Spnoere meo Dob. 3, 10 iom llbeansss
punt.
Meuigbeoen suifer at DC, Tom bi
operprre 9sbet, pil melbe bette til Sas
tor Rartiu RoritaS 410. 21it ape., 9.
RinnearoliS, Rinn., inben 22be ROB.
Sub neliigne Rsbetl
aomitecr:
8. R. auSerIon, minneapolis, Rinn
g. s. @paiu9. gmmetsburg. Sa
q. 6. Gieritap, aSa. Rinu
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or 0orn Goueae

Glepsr I'll enbosr 5io. Sinterter.
mlusn ~brspnpsr lite december. Rnar man
ct Q III 4 Raauebers 8urius. sr Beta
fun SIS ON Wanneoeu for llnosrpis.
ming. 9osi. aoit, ems % garme. SHomel'
oelis mopiaees ps 5oreipBrsler beipures al
9b. u. Sersilb.
Git born Soma.
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@eraens NampifibshaaSc.

faIote oaarliee 5iSer ipnes life at
bape nosen Snolpoelie pna SorsseI.
fen al 9ergers Observation-Disclosures
: ben ienere lib er Der bpgeet itore
Sfibe for u9r iagt alle itsrre 0ispo.
& Den nGrmeite 3iS oil
SlaaSen blipe iorsget meo IRE ltore
Tampere. bernf to paa oper 5000
IONS. fortrnberet for Resnirs al
5irmaerne aiGr & SsSdbI, Soban
9uonis NopiHdel & Son. @ilb.
Sorfilbien og Sob. 9. Ropindel.
samtIisc sfibe bpgses i England.
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Gratis llnDerpisntna

II lla,r I'll ben 'srft GlsB. ION tubm,io,r fs South.
srn hinresots Normal College ira bort soiiontoJ
pa. ult' 9sr aHeerplits Teachers Normal
SaneclSfaa zirnpsrah, RGtSiatt, 1sIeerah
Nuff, AuHft % aIminD eIIas <foletae. 9Hbs
Winn,iota. ear,bsasr aoltts Sth,m jitt. buor Tt
uu qaa pua Stoit. 'et Il bar itst Dor AainIo1. STRIP
&c. R. BO0S IRON, sis College ST., AUSTIN MIN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-11

@ammcl 5Ggcr. q. SfottcruS be,
Ger cit SO glar aamneI Wano i
9rou0ull beo aonaSoiuacr. iom
irenOelcS gnar poa Sngt eiter 3Go.
Serncu plcier Rare meS, men Sam.
len ifp0er ielu.
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Sanaes snnoOe.

noale SjlfGloer al Walaria % an.
ienterp; men er M oper oct.
Niis @roieth, &ina, bar I lrii.
sere 5iS uGret oanrlis, ian Oct CT na'
piot. at bun bar filniiet bploe iig oppa.
Oct boabes Dog. at bun oil tontrle
oper Oct.
sseipea Colleges npe gpanifg
ifrioer buriiat henimoo lin 6uloen-
oelie. Zen ifal bore irroig for Bin.
ierterminens aobnina ben 22oe No'
bemrber. Man oil isse at iaa ben mo.
piet oen 30te Ropember bette gar ~
Den iamme cato, bporpaa Golebpg.
nineen br9nbte.
@eo 9ina Seminars forbere.
Senoe afoeIing anbnebeS Den lite Of
tober. Irof. Hingitao aabneoe meS
Sfriitl9Snina % 9sn. 6slJ,noe
Eroiesiorer % 9reiter toIte: Nrct.
9ereslmo, 8rof. Mortpeot, Iror.
GliiaS, Yrof. 8ineitao, grof. IillS,
Iaitor 2asielen Tait. Malteoid, ga.
itor 6. 6. Softer, 9ait. &rogitao og
6ormano gaitpolo.
Iaitpr 2aSipien iuoifi9rper al
ajsre mere for SfoIen emo hiotil og
beber Solicit iipr erinore i'm 1ligt at
p9re mco at betale 0roiesiorlsm
SAB os life iGtte Groiesiorlsnnen
ZEN / Ell Srog iom Den melt lbetpoe'
lige Sag, inotil ale nuore Snoiom.
linger er giort. 2iaeinaoiit iom Gre'
i,en / Meniabeoen bsr bane lin con,
ioa moa ogiaa Sererne oeo Stolen
bare i'm"
Srifirfcn.
GoItor SSoban Rattion bar /
2omberton gornebiems SntereSic be-
iegt Wenigbeoer / Oct ipopeltli8e
Winnciota / Ben ienerc Sib.
EaItcr Z. s. Mtoen er foIot til
miblertiSig 9Rrcr peo 9et6ania Ssi'
ifoIe | gperett, @oib. Baitor Soir'
BANNER er ogiaa faIbt oerben.
- 9roi, q. S. 3abm al ben 6or'
eneoc banife Strife opbolber Jig for
Si0en oeb augSburg, bpor ban ouer'
oprer oe ~teoIogiife 5orelGSninger.
= Baitor g. ,. 2nurbummer, ION
nplig err fomnlen til6aee ira lit Gin.
oieopbolo / Ganmarf og SgiflauS, og
iom forelSbis opboISer lie ueO Sr'
ping, Minn., ltbtaler iin mcget til.
frebs meo lit Gpbolo peb ltriueriite.
terne / &jsbenbaon og | Saae, o8 NJ
ban baobe bapt goSt llbbptte al Su
rert.
= Notwithstanding fonbt SteO
reS oen npe &irfe / Stousbtou SSn'
haa 4,ben 3ote Sftober. 8aitor
StrauO prGoifeoe ON 8ormioOagen.
DIN Gftcrmiboagen tGIte &aitor 8.
$. SIetten ira Chippewa Sails pao
@ngelif og Salt. 8. Gaulion ira Or.
ioropiIe pdo Norif. @iterpna OPTIC.
ges Sifer, fort $4,000.
9en eoangeliif. lutherIfe airfe
t@ainganerne). aibolbt tit Seitmsbe
/ I6pion, Winn., ben 24be Sftober
og fslgenoe Gage. Msbet bar gobt
beisgt. SIere al Samfunoets greiter
inmt andre tilreiienbc bar tiIiteoe, %
Sremmsoet fra Rabulaget bar tort.
Somtalen oper set opitiaeoe @ibeloro
blep Isrt meo SinOiabeO og Ho % til
Spbpggclie for ale tiIiteoeUGrenbe,
itriper ~6olfebla0et".
4oitor Wortenieu opIpier, Il;
9eItprelien al 2amberton 9~arneDiem
bar inbieet Rsbpeubi9beoen al at fom.
me / geiiooeIie al ct Stpffe Sano %
at oprette ct aIoeroomsbiem. Ge3.
lt6en qisr ban opmprfiom paa, at
ieloe @arnebiemmet err for Iioet, GA
mango anis9ninger ON Sptoeelie al
9srn bar pRret negtet paa @rllnb al
Mangel paa BlabS. SfiIOe begge.
fisie Sanfer realiieres, ian maatte
man bare en- peIififfet Wano iii at
pnatage iig IrbeiSet meo at fna set
iitanb, % iom en- iaaoou nnbeioles
Gaitor s. Nattion, iom aaereoe bar
giort meget for Siemmct.
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ering of leaves over them will be all
the protection needed; on, when they are
buried in pit outdoors. a heavy cover
ing of leaves placed over them. follow
ed by a bank Of earth, will be MS good
protection ass can be found for them.
Leaves gathered in the fall and used
for bedding in the stable during win
ter are in fine condition for garden use
in spring, having their own valuable
mineral clements combined with animal
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Beers the 1n1h0 Kind You Have Always Bougr'
signature "a &Z92Nzzx
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Last Month of
the Worlds Greatest Show.

The low-rHto tcn-dny coach excursions
of the Pennsylvania Railroad afford Il
fine opportunity for those who have not
yet seen it t. visit the greatest eXpOs-
ton ever held in this country. Wcdncs-
days, November >, .. il and % are the
dates during the last month the Fair is
open. Rate. %i1 from Ellton. Train
leaves al 1905 Il. M: connecting with
special train from New York arriving
81. Louis 4.lJ p. IN. next day.
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MINING STOCKS.

LISTED AND UNLISTED A SPECIALITY. Also al.
other stocks and bonds on the market, as
well as grain or cotton. The best Investment
we know of is BlMetallic +. Il Mining Co
stock. Send for particulars and list of what
you have for sale or exchange.
". FINN!NdER & co. IS Fourth ST.. Phira.
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Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad
MARYLAND DIVISION.
MARYLAND DIVISION.
Schedule in Effect November II, 1904.

For Wilmington and Philadelphia, f1O6,
546.s2l, 9"s, l,0l A. NJ, go, II, 5.35. and
S.37 p. NJ. week days, Sundays n rs. 3 On, S,2l.
8 9s A N ,2.26, ~, 5 IS, and 8.37 NJ.
For Ches er, LOS, $40 SO l. o. A. NJ, 2 26,
IL, 30, al d 81 p M, weekdays Sundays.
P.M
For Perryville, Havre de Grace an Balti-
more, + -, 500. 1913, 1915 A. NJ, L. 10, q,
days. Sundays. f447 10 Is A M, II 10. 81.
Gas, $40 -. NJ, IL SO night
For Washington, A., 1915 A NJ. IL 1e,
555l, =, and y 80 !. N. Sundays, IA AZ and
Lave Perryvllc for Port Deposit Il IS 81,
sl3, w. A NJ, l!5i, %, 400, So, and s. p
L,avc port Deposit for Perryvine q A., s %,
94j.. .O,JS A. NJ l2.5, 3 81, 7.:8. !.3,. and $50
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tbcr. was no hannicr mortal on ,grth
than Harold rcratonr, unless, indeed, if
tnuli have been Grscr Ashford. They
hooked oa the world through lovers ewes.
End and il passing csir the Sky. unre-
Gcr, with Il singh clond, never blurr,
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Catalogs Confuse.
IN SELECTING A COLLEGE
THESE ARE THE VITAL
POINTS:
1. HEALTUTJLNE
Western Maryland College, ut
Westminster, Ma, is 100 foot above
the sea mild climate; pure air; pare
water; perfect drainage.
Has now and substantial buildings.
Steam Heat. Electric Light. Fur
nishcs good food; comfortabl
rooms Baths. Gymnasium Ath-
letic Field.
q. SAFE AND REFINED
SURROUNDINGS.
Founded 3. years ago by Christian
mon, Western Maryland College
has always strivcn for Christian
ends in education.
Models / Is discipline after the
home, giving i is students oversight
and protection.
Believes IL.' character Is rorIlrd
by habits AID habits Hy system, ana
SO providcs its students with
schedule that leaves no hour Of the
day GnuccouEtcd tor.
Receives hItA sexes for the bcuc-
fit of both, ic.icI ;ug this also TO be
the idea @! the home: but separates
the seA,s IL ritsaw"r!, and limits
social intercourse.
3. MODERN METHODS MD
EQUIPMENT.
Western Maryinnd College came
in with the modern educational
ideas.
Led the way in that form of CO.
education recently adopted by the
University of Chicago co-Cqual,
but not co-incidcnt education for
men and women.
First College in Maryland to en-
plOya DircctorOf Physical Culture,
and to build Gymnasium.
Laboratories have grown until
separate building is necessary for
them.
Faculty represents best Uniycr-
stiles.
4. Low RATES.
Western Maryland College will
give you board furnished room.
light, heat laundry and tuitioniu
all College studies for 500 for the
full year of IS weeks.
Ask our Students, or write to
REV. T. II. LEWIS, d.,
President.