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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-09

leaux and open cages containing the
smaller species of the animal king
dom. One hundred beautiful Shet-
land ponies, 100 dogs of all species
and sizes scores of rare birds, baby
elephants, and monkeys too numer-
Gus to count These are all for the
children and each and every little
animal performs its respective part
in the difficult programs arranged BY
Prof. d. G. Markell, the king of ami
NAL trainers.
This big show will be in Weiser ON
Monday, July Is.
Try the Semi Weekly Signal.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-09

40 Walllngiopg addition " Hs''
seg see GoodIpg 4 Ppllef agents
F 6Qu
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-09
THE GREAT Elicit FAMILY
OF FLYING AERIALISTS BEYOND COMPARE
WEDDING-CA
WHIRLICIC

Of ssssssy-thrss psvsss ely
trained horses snd pontss
performing tsosthsr - tie
command Of enc person
~ one time.
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INTERNATIONAL
.LEAPIN G
CON I EST

ProdipIeua aerial ana
ground displays, com
bnts, bouts and asssuIts,
ecIIpsInp In superisfiss
spIsndor the bigger and
better siI-efar program Of
new and exclusive novel;
tics IN d fssturss over
thought Of by amy other
show.
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BROTHERS
III ELEPHANTS
ABIAN STATIONS

.s ne n ass. Ss
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EAST END SHOOT. 3
MacL elland on the Weekly

sS Medal-No teS OF Big Event.
Macclellhnd won the weekly medal at the
pigeon Jack for gh gun, bit in the shoot
off bacLellahd won out W 43ts5
Mac score. 40 out of 20, In the extra event.
was very creditable .5 I.
let only si1 miss HIS .ea gle eye s.'
Mr. he Special p prize OF
s4 The expert rduad. captured by Ed Banks.
mover delayed 1.-the 81 ooting. M Isl
& Tho trade was we'll represented by the fol-
Fiowing. j. Morrell Hawkins. ct Winchester
Y. Il. G and schtlt = 4, Powder Company. and
William baskerville, Of AUST n Cartrid :; 2
Company. These GENT emen q very materially
aided In making everything pleasah !.
3a Mr.. T. if. Stcarns. thn popular shot from
entire program NINE. y, l4
+ Dr.. j.: l. johnson and Mr.. Ell lin gton, two ex.
csl,ant shots from the ar Heel State, en-
sllvened the shoot by heir presen &c, at was
ssso enh ,sa FL 5nai1 re unable
Y The season ticket to Buckroe Beach. valued
at $50, Will be shot for at the regular shoot
next Saturday, Under the same handicap that
ne the osds Y shes'
End Club THURSDAY at aoo:i Fults. IS; Win
Is; s.. IIarrIzot,. SAG: at 75.i u!
Tignor.5 81 a at So FOX, Il; Brown. a VIII y
son, % Hammond t2 art 20; Cannon, % !:
East Is. End scores al 50 LelaSd. ~ j:
4tPigeon Jack HI S. Janowski ~; 3 Wilson,
43 Robinson, q, e.. Fl ppsn. 40: nasrsc::,E
IS: Fultz, 80; r. D Braler, IS: Eropehton, 90:
Extras: Slacr.ennd, &c! Fults. n Anderson
III; Brooks, IS: wilson. 50. 5ISi
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ANNUAL SHOOT.
) Shooters Getting Ready

Trap Shooters Getting Ready
for the Big Labor Day Meet.
4 .rhe annual shoot OF the Virginia Trap
Shooting Association will be held III Rich
i1nond OF, La Dor Day Last year the shoot
was held In Luxembourg. One OF the In
4teresting features will be hundred
match between#te ten Of the trap shots from
North Carolina and ten Virginia trap
shots. vi 55s SS3 I; n
81 Dr.. r. ]. !. Johnson and w. Buckner are
srhanag ing the North Carolina end. and
w. "a. Hammond and NJ. D. Hart are In
correspondents with the Virginia cracker
Jacks. Mr:. Hart says 1t would be hard
TO cay Just no W " no Will compose the
Virginia team. but thinks 1t will be picked
from the following well known shots:
yV.6sS1 J. 3D. Boyd, /. S Hantho nd: 3.
$IIillsma an. w 4 81. EfcCle1land, r.. II. john
son, M 1. n IA Il. Anderson, Richmond: " "A. NJ.
Hatcher. n Bristol III r: u Pierce. 1vythe--.
vile IN r. r. 81 Fairfax, Roanoke; Daniel
winfree, Lynchburg; George Bruffy.
sCharlo ttesvile:8 silIings. staunton; Thorn
ton. Clifton Forge: Tom Stearris, Newport
News: F. Stearns. Richmond: p. ". san
ford. Blackston one. 533ss.
2 y Nearly every Town In Virginia has & q
gun club. n and there arc gh great many
fine shots In the state, and the team
will be from the men who are n the best sAs
form at that time. I'll s:SsSS
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IN regard to the latter's relation as pro-
fessor Of law and as president of the
University Of Virginia. has led to mis-
apprehension OF Mr.. Jeffersons attitude
TO the presidency. Indeed n some N yvspa-S
5pers, commenting upon this correspond
Bence, declare that It establishes that Mr.
Jefferson approved o pfesl dency for the
institution, which he had founded.
# The truth sof history, as far as Il this
matter Is concerned I. Is onvincingly ses-
stablishsd by the minutes az the 90 ara of {
sYisit TORS, entered IN Mr. ] ct tersol,' u own
hand, Flo states that from 40 much d \
the action of the board aA involved 4 tho
appointment OF a president, he dssentAd. 4
while warmly concurring IN that part
rendering the pro fessorsllip az law TO Mr.
Writ, He gave Ills reasons at length
4 for his dissent, Among them were the
Z fact that all OF the members ware not
present when the board Screa ted tho pres
lidepcy;t; that there was no warrant In
law for such aetion3 that 1t involved
( financial obligations which the Unlver-Is
slty was not In a posi- ton to nlaet, and,
finally, that ill tho duties and functions
3of the president could be as well q per-5
formed, and, indeed, Were being we'll \
performed, by the faculty. 90 III that
time constituted, ~ y5 & y
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Results at Harlem.
So (I3y y Associated Press,)

F (By5 5Assoclated : Pfess,)
Il CHICAGO, July s.--Resuts at Hariena:
u First racs--six q and # one half IA firlongs-
Tokal6n Il TO 81 first. Aholn 70 to q second,
Harry New us to- y third. Time, 1925 1-5.
Second race-fIve furlongs lien Avon (2D
Handzarra % 70 2o) third. Time, ! .o4 a.5.3
a Third rate-one mile ear Catcher ~ TO
81 first. Foncasta III to j second, Z. Outcome
Ill TO 81 third. S Time, LAT a.5. 53
q Fourth raeesix ~ rlongs- cll fton9 Forge %
70 81 first, skillfnl ~ to s. second, yanIles
20 10 D third Time, Il lis 2-5,
q, Fifth grAte-hnile-Bunlh IL. as to s. first.
orteo & to y second, Albany Girl g 70 y
third, Time, 1913 g gs. .l5A Il
e sixth race-mile ana one hundred ynfds-
lTancred Is to y FIRST Major Mansir Is gto3
second louisville as 70 y y third, Tins.
l.54 ltB. sSaY $ 20 5a
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..FALTERED ATT He asst Jump.
Favorlte Went Lame in Last
Few Strides Of Record
Breaking Journey.
(By Asso tiated Press. J

NEW YORK. July s.--A new world Is
i ecord for one ana ons-auarter miles was
created In the Brighton handicap. at
brighton Beach, this afternoon. Broom
stiok, from the stable Of Captain g, s..
Brown. the l'lttsburg millionaire, won
by a short head from Hartman B. DUR.
yeas Irish Lad. w, NJ. schettel's High.
ball, winner Of the American Derby at
Chicago, WAS third. The time, 2;04 ~,
is the best on record, now for the dis
tnnce. ss5 .S Il E.
Ir.sh Lad led the way almost from be-
ginning to end He faltered In the last
jump, when Broomstick, having kept step
with him for the last quarter Of mile
showed his nose II, front as they passed
under tho wire. When the Duryea horse
came back 10 the stand. the great crowd
know why he had faltered. for he could
scarcely hobble along, having gone lame
All the last few strides Of his record
breaking journey. Waterhoy and Crt
Wells, heavily played - first and second
choices, were never prominent in the
running ana finished fifth and sixth re,
spectyely. Summaries;
First 8race--Sel ling. one mile and a SIX
teenth-Jack Ratlln ia to a first. Gay
I4otharso (2o to II sscond, Atwood (le to
ii third Tine. ] ~. &
a second race II unchtown N stSeple
about two and half miles-.L ayator %
to 2W first, Ad1ida,lmo rs TO 81 second.
Time, 5:21, i
Third rane--6ix flrlongs- BILE Hes 6
10 81 first, 0andelion 4 Va n second.
Bpttling, (5 to y THIRD. Time, Lib 2.b. ss8
Fourth race The Brighton handtrap.
one mriis and . quart rooms tick g
to y first. irish Lad TO y second.
EsIIighhall la5 to ~ third 4. Time, 2.oa 4-b, ia
Fifth TAce-.Sel ling si1 furlonga- Et A.
Brute II ID q first, Diylnat lon sts 10 y
second. Major Pelham az 70 n th,rd,
Time. 4 ,18 IN, ,. s
sixth race Selling. one mile ana n fur-
| lonx-Paln Bearer Is TO " first Etolen
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Indians, a r. Irnperials, Z.

The Indians defeated the Il Richmond I'm.
ball on the former diamond by q score Of
I q to L Both pitchers were in& fine form, and
ths game was a pitcher battle from start to
hons run by. Phillips, Of the dians.3
4 Score as followH :gq r.. HI q.
Indians . &, oo < & :, Z
bl Batteries: Indians, Reith and Leal; Rich
snond Imperials, Brunette and 2, Wilson. AZ
i bass i Rseh
h by pitched ball, Phillips. Umpire. Mr. Tim
$berla Ike B Tlme OF game, III ! hour and 10 min
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Monroes, O. Angels, 81.

Tho Monroes defeated the West End Angels
In q very fast game at Forest Hill Park by
the score OF to- "a. The features Rio OF the
game We're the pitching OF Rees. one hand
catch OF Jones and the bat ting of O. Bren. 81
the hIonroeH ~ a, i5 ~
"a Score BY innings, Il. H. =.
Monros /. /. \. ~ !. 10 IS
4. \. IA 90 o 0e Oh
" Summary: Three base hits, r o. Brien; two
base hits, O. Brlen; struck out by Rees, II 4
~ stolen bases. IT, Cobean. Jones (s). Wray
t2). p: Cobean; hit y By pitcher, Booker and
batteries: 81 afonroes, Rees 4 and "a Booker, i,
Angels. Bowers and odell. Umpire. Mr.. Gil
man, Ssas
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Mo. En- Gle &c RI

Moments III sto 81 second, Possession e
TO u third. Time, ] 5a 2-6
# Seventh ira ce-Ft We and one hal II AS fur
longs Tommy yvaddell 40 to y first,
SMirth HESS x to s. second, Broadcloth e
to y third. Time. l: o. rs. 3,5.&$s
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Barton Heights vs.. Swansb oro:;

swansboro put IN strong resistance
sasaInst the ImperinIe. This latter team Is
y going 10 make strong ruff for tho pennant
Il ANA will show Richmond something In the
aniest next Saturday ri. The agsregation IS g
fast. set % youngs Tho i1,fleld ~ last
+ Hogan in the oulfield. II Is hard to- do any
thing. Fitzpatrick5Gis as good 81 az can be
be- beat In the league In throwing.
g On the other hand Crostic LIS fast At short,
Stout at first, and Shelton, behind. come up
{tofthe standard Walters did good work in thu
Il t,nx, and ". Jennings showed up fast on
the bases. The ofnc!al score: aE
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d Don't fall to attend the public action
8of cottage site lots at \ Buckroe Beach,
VA. July "A, 1901. a AZ o'clock II. ~, For
Information, amply to W. n. cliaplh. NsRv3
port News, Val or !. v, Blekiord NEGk.
roe Beach, Va. s
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failed 70 appear upon the field at tbs ap.
pointed timsBTh line up got thu Oak Groves
Is as follows: Hancock Carter, Ford McAlwee,
sToler, yvilkerson. Il MI tt. Winston Ws0nant,
MR. Carter, catcher of the Old Virginia, has
signed with the Oak Groves. sssS3 y
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Where They Play Monday.
Boston at Plttsburg- two games.
@ New York at 81. .f1o ulH. "a sS i@3f
Brooklyn at Chicago. !.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Standing Of the Clubs.

Cincinnati, s; Philad elphia, q.
CINCINNATI. July y.--Atitohsll' Wild
ness gave Cincinnati material assistance
In scoring, to VI lch the locals added e
few hits. Il Fl AZ
VA Score: ssS9 r. II. b.
Cincinnati .......,.l b al IL o 10 q
Philadelphia 3...... 4 q. oj D Ia 81 8 3
Batteries: Walker And Pelts; Mitchell
ana DOOM Time!l.55. Umpire, thinner.
Attendance. 3,340. S
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In Tire winning runs tor Detroit IN the
tenth inning. III
Score: r. II. Ic,
Cleveland ...... OF oooo2o q o4-s Q 8
Detroit ....s...t.s0 o OF 2-5 81 q
Batteries: Moore and Abbott; Donovan
and Brelow. Time, 900. Umpire, Con-
molly. Attendance, 4,15o.
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White Swans, "a; p. =. Blues, X.
The white Swans defeated the East End
Blues on tho Stars diamond IN a vers
one sided game yesterday. Tho Swans aid not
net them get but one run. Cartwright pitched
g very fins game for til Swans. AZ the
the Laurels next Sat urday. N s-4i35t
g Score by innings r. X, E.
White Swans. ,. ,,.5 oop - 4 Old 8is 4
Il, p. 81 Biues. So. 80. % o 90 oIi0l00-1 81 4
batteries: White Swans w. 81 Burton and
Cartwright; p. r. Blues. Meade and welsh
Umpire, Mr.. Hicks iS5
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Anderson Wins,

E5 @ 4 tBy associate ed 4press.)
III GOLF, ILL, July 0,-tWillle Anderson this
Afternoon won tho open golf championship
with u SCORE Of sos, making a score Of n
on his last round a l i}.j IN il5s
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Barton Heights, 81; G, Hill, a.
B The Barton Heights frustlars defeated the
game Both sides played good bali, But 'tIs
fielding Of the Ilpstlets was clean and
snappY, The fea tures Of the game was the
catch and base running OF Haehs Tor ths
gEIustlers, while Cally and A. Brown played
good ball for Chestnut Hill. I'M WIS II s
n Score by irnlngsi, II q r, HI n.
Chestnut az Hiii.s,s,. y 8 Q 81 oos
4 Batteries; y, IT. Isaohe. G. Fl. NJ, Brown.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
5ScoreA Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
At Nashvlle--rirst sume--NashvilA q,
Atlanta, g.
second garne-Nashvllle, Il, Atlanta, g.
At Ilrrnlngh a,n-B lrmingha 4; Mont
at Shreveport Shreveport b; Now or
leans, 5.
At MISUNDERSTANDING Rock-nc
game, rain.
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Pittshurp s Boston. o..


P1TTsBJRG. July 81 oston could DO
nothing with F'l herty's pitching. as59
"a Score: r. II. e.
Pittsburg h !. ~. 4. a 10 D o . D 1t..-s i
Boston .......,. q. 20 q 81 o. o o o o 90 Q 2
Batteries: Flaherty and Smith, Willis,
Nichols and Moran Time 1::a5. Empires.
Johnstone and Carpenter Attendance.
1000. us
New York, SIS ST. Louis, 2--3.S
ST. LOUIS, July I've runs In each
game were sufficient to land the New
York National ELeag team In first place
In the double header here today.
(First gamel s Z!
@ Score: # r. II, ID.
st. Louis I. ). 10 D o. o Oh 0-2311 i
New York ........o q 30 4 1 % 3-6 4 10 ~
Batteries: Taylor and zearfoss; Mat
thewson, McGinnity and Bowerman.
Time, / ::55. Umpires. o. Day and Emslie.
'ssecond game) IL 558Is 35
d score: r. H e..
St. Louis \: !. ], Q 90 3 1903 s 81
New FORK IS. - 0 Oh o 90 o rs II 9 o
Batteries Mcfarland Z. and Zearfoss;
&Wiltse, MoGtnnity and Warner. Time,
1886. Umpires, o Day and Enslle. At
tendance, $500.
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GUN CLUBS JOIN HANDS.
Ashland and Glen Allen Trar
Shooters Consolidate.

Shooters Consolidate.
The Ashland and Glen Alien qpn clubs
I have consolidated and will hereafter be known
i m the chiekAh6tniny Gun Club. Farmer D. A.
IsvAns. the wsathsr Erophs. was . made
jaen. I. w. O. Saunders, seeretnry And treas
Stirer: Advisory Board. q. y. Scott, =. n.
Tho club has sstirrd beautiful grounds Ct
Glen Allen, having h Skyline background.
they expect 10 send q flve.inen team to this
annual shoot held in Richmond on Labor
Day. il
They have SONS strong mo-, and 4 .sa.h
d. Hutehngs, NJ, D. Hart and T.. H. Fox,
Will probably represent tho club on this occa-
sion. & g8$ia4 IA q
Under thy eadsrsi,ip Of Farmer Evans; who
4 Ia an enthusiastic sportsman and fly fisher.
man OF Wide experience, having roushed It
for many yeats hunting big game In the
great West, where no has been stationed Al
self fhlt IN trhp.shontif1s circlt8. q
Following IS a us. OF members. J. Il. Cox,
Leslie Ellis, ] n. Kennedy, Alex II. Sands.
s. j. Powell, II. Vaughan William Trevllllan.
Trevatt, Humphrey and olhera Tho club Will
Bht)ot on Wednesday, EVENING". lfsa5sf
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Chicago. Z Brooklyn, 3.
CHICAGO, July O. Chicago won a close
game to-day! by clever punching OF Its
J hits " "a S3i
S Score, r. H E.;
Chicago n i. ]. % o 1.---4 8 IA
Brooklyn ]. y. o o . o 90 o 23 g. O
Batteries: Weimer and King; Poole
and Ritter. Time, :42. Umpire Moran.
Attendance, {, 900. s,ss sS
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KNleHTLY's FINE 'i|:. PLAYING i Y NC
knowles Pulls Game Out Of the
liolc--Barton Heights Wins
From Swansboro.

with the exception OF the dumb playing Of
Johnnie Ncl1yoy In the. sixth. inning, whom
re inisjudged q fy bail, and then walked
after Il. tho game between the Brownies and
the Richmond yesterday AFTERNOON was ~ the
heart diaeaso order Tho Richmonda de-
served tho game, and they had It well In
hnnd until tho seventh inning. when the
SFultonites struck their lucky gait and tied
tho game up. later. In the ninth taxing
ipossesslon OF tho game by making two moro mo,
runs.
rho game was pretty exhibition and Y. .aa
flne us any ever seen In Rtchfnohd. 'Tha
crowd enjoyed IL and applauded whenever l,T
The occasion demanded. II ewhB not a pitchers
game, but both tennis landed on tho stWiriert
and tho hit and r, ruln prevailed *
and johnnie McEvoy went III for three singles.
Jim McEvoy's infleld work syas great, as y. Gan ~,
BIZ hecn from, The score Crawford was handy
with the FstIck itdw ards made q long ono for
three bases, ana Knowles won tho game BY
hitting for two bags whom two men were
81, basAb Every Brownie hit tho ball. and
DARBY vii. -he q wonder As soon as no gets
In shape. Tho official score s Il at ;;as
b. ~ 49, -
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The Seasons Choicest
Wash Goods
f3F1aIf Price.

zoe. Chiffon Eean,i lines, Ii new ana
stylish eolorinos, ow..........1211hso
100. Drop % outline, now... $50
a5o, and $50. Figured And striped
voles, nsyv and stylish patterns and
colorlnus, now y. 1850 ADO
zoe. striped orenadlres, now -2Oe
500. silk Mousssllnss, Ii fleures,
dots and stripss, noW..........2 200
500. Linen volfe, now. 2t,c
500. Linen London Cords, nstx and
i styllsh, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000 Oc
ESQ, and 7se, Figured and Dotted
\ Embroidered ewlssss, In ali ths new
and wanted colofInss, now. 400
4s.inch Embroidered sWtsses, In I
new, stylish patterns ana colorl nus,
& were t2.2b and e, now ....s. Osci
Rsthsnts Of Wash Goods, In
letigths from ! 90 Q yards--.--+
100, and a1ios Wash Goods,
& noW....,.... t......... 90
ESQ. and sse. Wath ocods, now.
yard ,.... 1850. AOc
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TIM scoro BY n INNING =,
Richmond - 2 0l1i0 0-S
Summary: Two base hits. q Jim McEvoy,
4 kniEhtly ~, cra.yford, Know.lss; three base
sharp. Darby: double plays. Dalton to;
y to,Hara 10 SIcFvny: base OF, balls. on craw-9
"A ford = VI on Bowrs q !: struck ont by Craw-s
H ford IN. by Bowels ~ Time OF game 1:lo.
Umpire. CheAthnni. ATTENDANCE, 1000. 3f4G
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Where They Play Today.
Chicago AZ ST. Louis. 81
Where They Play Monday.
Boston at New York. tl .,3
washington at Philadelphia.
Z Y Cla1lAland
! Standing Of the Clubs.
Washington, o-l1;;3

Washington, o-l1; .
Philadelphia, SO
PdILADELPFI1A. Pa, July 9.--Wash-5
ington was shut out In the first game,
to- day, but easily won the second by
w Ss4Isi 80, ) % 9 Il 4 \
,Philadelpha i..,... D D o 20 Oh o IS 8 o
Batteries: Patteh ana Rlttredge Wad-.
dell and schreckengost. Time, 1:sD Um-
spires. Dwyer and q King, "A Y II
NJ Second game " N n VI
Score, 5l{3 "a 81 Il iifs Slf, r. II. %
P Masn1eEteI' ssae
Batteries: orth and clarke, Henley.
|sBender schreckengost and Power Time,
31:45. unplres DwyerE and King. At
tendance, 1852, 5a53g 4. s5 sf3 Il
Boston, a; New York, j.
NEW YORI k July 9.-Boston won from
New York to-day, Young 4 outpltched
Cheshire,
Scores: @ ~ Sss4fs sag8 r. II. r..
Boston az g . 81 9 I
New York. I. 3, \, 4 q y N q % % Q OIL asl
Battsrss YonnE ad AZ or!geT r;rs chs sSaT
|Eldan, Attendance. q, 400. M
Chicago, Ia ST, Louis, Q,
bat III iherA tod tsaS All. Louis American,
team was defeated BY Chicago. Nj
Score; Me- Vi r, II, p.
81, LOUISE, 4, oIoi g 9 q 90 9 20 ?
| Chicago 80, ,..,.,,, O. "a % 10 90 4 o OIL /
Batteries: Howell ana Kahoe; Altrock
and b licF.a rlard, ms. 4 ,ls. Z, Umpire.
|O'Lougtll!n In, Z Attendant %, 9, 900, h
Detroit, S Cleveland, 3
| CLRYEI4ANp, ctILka July s,r-Craw-
lords single With tha basss full drove
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Barton Heighta.. &. y. .9s o % o3 10s-
swnnsboro o o o 0 % o Oh OIL
y Summary: Two base hits. stout, waters
3 Boone: stolen bases. w Jennings gt2). Crostic.I
Is Stout. McEvoy: double plays Roso to
MeEvov; base on ballaA on Tritznatrick & on
s Walters s: hit BY pitehed bnll. " Jennings
"a Gibson; struck out: by Fitz 10. by Walters
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Next Games.
Tho games next Saturday will j be at gao
4 O'clock, between the Brownies and Swans.
4 boro; at 80 o'clock, between Richmond ana
Barton Heights, 953 n 4 lil5
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Detroit, s.; Cleveland, 81
CIyEyEI4AND, CHICO July e.--Craw-
lords slnSls With ths bases full drew
Evening journal., 1904-05-02
OTHER GAMES ON SATUR DAY
Independent Teams Show Up Well :
Opening Of Season.

Dover Field Club defeated the Delawar.
Freshmen by a score of y to at Dove
The International correspondence scho,
defeated the Wilmington High School J.
a score Of to 4 at Front and Uniol.
streets.
At New Castle the Olympia team Of this
city defeated the All Stars by a score Of
Il to s.
Rockford was defeated by Brandywine
by the score Of to in ac lose game with
plenty of interest.
In the opening game OF the preliminary
season Saturday, Williamsport had the
wyoming Seminary for its opponents. and
the result was a stand off, the score being
2 to ,.
The largest crowd that ever attended a
baseball game in Pottstown saw that
team in its opening game whitewash Read
ing by the score Of TO 0.
The Harrisburg A. C. opened its season
on Saturday by scalping the Carlisle In
dians. Score % 10 z. Matthews pitched
! for Harrisburg.
With brass band to enliven the occa-
sion and a street parade of nearly a thous-
and persons. Manager Hackert of THE
Penn Park club opened his season satur-
day and defeated Coatesville by the score
of IS to /.
Camden defeated Gloucester by the
score of to 2. Harry Barton caught for
Gloucester and made three hits.
The Lebanon club opened its season by
trimming Albright College to the tune OF
26 to &.
The Newport Junior baseball club played
the Elsmere Junior baseball team on the
forme4 clubs grounds on Saturday with
a score of II to 5. All hfteen-year-old
teams will kindly address challenges to B.
r. Young. Box 81, Newport, Del.
Delaware College was defeated by Leb-
anon Valley College by score Of to 9.
wills pitched for Delaware, striking out
10 and having six hits made off him.
There will be a team race between the
Laugh and Grow Fat and Blue Ball Gun
Clubs on Alay 2S. The teams will consist
of men at 80 targets.