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Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-14
No Arrests for Carp Fishing,

The Fish and Game Commission has
decided not to obey the law and will
make no more arrests for fishing for
carp without a license, and has also
decided to allow permits that have
been issued to remain in force until
the Legislature remedies the defects
in the fish law.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-14
Potato Prices Soaring.

EARLY in the fall shippers were glad
to sell their potatoes at fifty cents a
bushel, but many of the shrewd far
mers of our county stored the tubers
away, and now regard with compla-
cency the price of seventy-two cents a
bushel. The price is steadily going
up and it is expected to reach the dol
lar mark soon.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-14
Will Play Here.

The Drexel Institute Basket Ball
team will make their first appearance
in this city, on Saturday, where they
play the West Jersey, Academy team.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-14
Putting in the Glass.

The large plate glass windows for
the second story of Wentzell &
Weber's new building are being placed
in position.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-14
Covered the Town.

The Band of the Fiske Stock Com
pany had special trolley car take
them over the line yesterday at noon.
They furnished some good music.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-01-14
Lots of Barrels.

The Bridgeton Gas Company is un-
loading load of barrels at the Penn
sylvania freight yard.
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spoRANE's RESERVE.
Manager Williams Of Indians IL Picking
out Ne1t Years pla,ers,

The Butte Mountain printed the
following.
President Williams Is making out the
reserve list Of the players he intends TO
claim next year ana all Of this year s.
team, with the exception OF Manager
Charles Reilly are included Kelly Is noL
subject 90 reservation, but Il Is highly
PROBABLE that the crack thiid baseman
vii again be In lnulan uniform.
While each club Is permitted by the
national agreement TO reserve "a men, the
club Ii allowed 10 place on the list as
many Of the ineligible players as the man
agemeni has a rlynt to claim, This Will
permit President Williams 10 altix the
names OF Gus kiopf, Heine DIESEL anu
Ambrose Pullman.
The list Of players 10 be reserved for
the Spokane cub contains Mlinam nogg
Bllly Damnlanh, George Hewlett. Jayk
Holland lie Rockenhed, George forfis,
Mlll MurdOck, Ralph Frary, Mht STANLEY,
Yes Loucks, Charles SnaheL Martinke,
BOWMAN and Hanrahan,
OF this hummer Stanley HOgg Dam
mann, Shaiier hockcnhold, Ferris. trary,
Murdoch. Holland and howlette are play :.
Ing with the team at the close OF the sea-
son. Hogg and R0ckenned have been
drafted by New York, DIESEL has lust been
awarded to Spokane, while Klopf and
Pullman are unuer line aud have not re-
ported this season Bowman has been
under contract all season but has played
with another clut, and hanranan Is IN tho
same position. Martlnke Is now IN Gait
fornia
The fans are hoping that Reilly will
BE- back again 70 manage the Indians ana
n rs expected that the Los Angeles player
and tho club Will some ~ terms
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-e7'-7--11~IN~Ns~N-r~'
( SOCIAL AND
J personal.

Mrs. a. T. volmer entertained at A
second musicale yesterday, about 30
guests being present An impronptu
musical program was rendered By Mrs.
Charlotte Newman and Mrs. Peabody.
and interesting readings were given by
Mrs. A. J. Gorham.
Mr. and Mrs. w q. Lamb entertain.
ed at dinner last night in honor Of Miss
Henrietta Holmes Of Chicago. The
table was prettily decorated in sweet
peas and asters in pink and white, and
covers were laid Tor TO-
Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson will
entertain az dinner tonight In honor OF
Mrs, NJ. A. Armstrong, who leaves 10.
morrow for Arizona.
Mrs Matte Woodward leaves tomor.
row for California 10 spend the winter.
Miss Emily Read gives a dinner at
the Country club this evening to about
dozen guests.
Miss Ada Faust win leave tomorrow
for San Francisco where she win spend
the next year In the study OF medicine.
Mrs. w. l.. Cocker gave a delightful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Defeated Billy SamuelsOn In Tn.
limited Pursuit Race
Last Night
ANOTHER LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Each and Every Event Was Worth
The Price of Admission Finishes
We're Hair RaISerS

While the finishes Of the various racing
events at the Salt Palace saucer last
evening were hot exactly hair rcNorors.
they were certainly half.faisers
The 500 or so ardent race fans who
crowded into the arena VIII long rcmcm-
bor last evenings meet and IL viii bo
some time before they get through say
lng complimentary things about Mana.
scr lloagrcn tor arranging 100 good a pro-
gram
The particular bright feature Of the
evenings entertainment and tbo one IN
which interest was conferred VIA the
second meeting Of Floyd Mcfarland aud
~, H.. Namurisou 100 an unlimited inattn
pursuit race. ln their nr8l contest sam.
ucls0n defeated Mcfarland afttl Cruel.
Ing ride Of over six miles. Mcfarland
claimed 40 The time that he wa not ln
good shape and asked Tor another race.
nc got u last ulgm
And hc demonstrated that DE- la the lo-
cal boys master iu any Kind .uf q race
Those who thought Mcfarland was
stranger 10 pursuit races were mistaken
lie has beaten tho world greatest riders
IN such events therefore Samuelson need
not feel SORE over last nights defeat
ters. Samucls0n started q killing pace at
the crack OF the starters pistol IN tins
he made a serious mstakc The local
man claimed that hc vas not In good cOn-
ditiOn for the race For about half
mile he sprintod Tor al hc Was worth,
and then nc was "all in, a f0ci quck-
ly noticed by Mcfarland The latter took
Things easy for a lap or Two aud then
began his sprint tie kept up the grind
Ing pace Tor over "A mills wncn hc snOt
ahead Of Samueson and won the race.
1ht time was i.lS So,
Tho nnal OF tho half-milo handicap pro.
fessonal WAS another exciting event
Hardy Downing rode from scratch and IN
heating Hopper across the tupr AZ the
finish, ne made one Ut the most scnsa-
tional bursts " speed ever seen on the
track
The cyclic fans gained entrance to tho
uWH nom the Main street entrance last
evening. The carnival people wanted 10
charge 10 cents extra for admission to the
grounds and Manager Heagren would not
stand fOr II, The west entrance was
thrown open and tho crowd suffered no
Inconvenience whatever The summary
Of events follows;
llali-mllc handicap profession Down.
ing (scratchl, Hopper (5j yards. Holman
l.g YARDS, HOLSTER ~ yards. Time
:B rs.
Mile handicap, amateur dnal-C Red.
man scratch, West lscratcm, Weiscr 20
yNrdsl. Time~2.0i.
Two-mie lap race professionals Palmer.
Hopper, ll0fmlnn Stevens. Laps
Atnron, o. Williams, ? Stevens. 2; Ley
land 2 Tlme,-i.Cj.
tiyo-milc amateur tandem lap race
Redman brothers West aud Castro Els.
wood and Tate, Laps RCdman brothers.
b, West and Castro, ., lleagren and Weis.
er, 4 ElswOOd and Tate, b. Taylor and
Wilcox IS Time I 1850 ~
Australian prYsut race between Nc
Farland and samuelson Won by Mctar-
land In two miles aud threc-quarlers lap
illme-l,is "a
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IN THE coon OLD FASHIONED
DAYS.
Powdered Wigs Formed an lmportan,
Adjunct 10 a Gontleman's Apparel

Il is safe 20 say that the majority OF
bald men OF today would gladly revive
the old, dignihed custom u they could.
But, they can do the next best thing to
Il; that is, hold on TO what hair they
have.
In cases where the hair root or hair
bulb has not been completely destroyed
By parasites that infest a. Newbro's
Herpicide viii do wonders IN the way
OF encouraging a new growth OF hair
Destroy the cause YOU remove the Of
feet That Is the successful mission Of
Herpicide Sold by leading druggists.
Send loc In stamps for sample to The
Herpioide Co. Detroit, Mich, = c. NJ.
Drug Co., Special Agents 50
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reylsltlng the old familiar scenes today,
He has two large diamonds g pair Of
King Edward pants, and All KINDS OF iollh
I'm Nelson future Rlorlcs
I'VE will try 10 get some god man 70
fight Nelson az Butte said Theodolito
to-day III we cant. we Will rest tlll we
ran gct the winner OF The BrlttC0rbett
battle. which / think viii be BRITT
hardly think we vii box I'M Chiyag0-n0t
enough money In sight round here
NELSON Is buying property al tege'
wisch his homo lie has a family there
OF hye or six sisters and seven on eight
brothers and be Is treating them ~ roy.
al fashion ne has shown ne goods anlal
Herrera he'd have put AurellO out cold
hut for breaking his LETT hand early IN
the mill"
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Coo YOU REMEMsERD

Forest fires did damage IN the vicinity Of Port Huron
Mayor Robinson Charlotte Mich there
talk Of yuchug " a result
Thirty cholera reported
rowing match southampton
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
attempted
shooting which followed the robbers wound
d, moay
There pitched pnberton Chicago gambling
while work dgsns,a trench Salt Lake had his
crushed.
FIVE YEARS TODAY
demand for order ia the
Britain
GEN. r. A. Ascr rouuccd his Withdrawal from the race
Michigan
First National bank Of pnyan at Rochester ~ ". failed
President Lorenzo warmly Pennington
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.

Joseph Daniel. editor Of the Raleigh
News, who has been exoncrated of the
charge of contempt Of court for which
he was fined $1,000 said the other day.
u suppose that ! may. without being
arrested for contempt again, describe
the remark that heard a tramp make
TO a Judge.
'The tramp was up for some charge
or other--yagrancy perfaps-and the
judge said to him.
i seem TO know your face.
Yes, the tramp agreed; we was
boys together
Nonsense said the Judge, frown-
ing.
-" But We was, the tramp Insisted.
We're about the same age. We must
"a been boys together"
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Mayor Delmar Makes Another Attempt
AZ ReeOnd but Fails.

Readville Mass Sept &c Major Del.
mar failed boy three-quarlers Of a second
10 break the unpucod trotting record to-
day at the Readville track principally by
reason Of somewhat heavy track and
stin breeze that sprang up suddenly
after the horse had started When the
son Of Delmar reached the quarters
pole In 1903 II looked as Il the record
would 60. but the breeze and track proved
too much of a DRAG The times were,
alh lO0A, 1907, s;V2A summary.
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BURNS HEARD FROM.
Tommy Goes the Limit with Billy
Woods, the Negro.

Seattle Sept 1.-THE hfteen.round
boxing contest tonight between Billy
Woods the Los Angeles cOored middle
weight and Tommy Burns white OF
Charlie Reno. There was considerable
dIssausflcti0n with the decision among a
large number ~ the spectators, but many
Of the old time ring followers declared
that 10 was just burns was much the
clevercr, ana showed wonderful skill In
blocking Woods PUSHES. Burns lacked
force in his blows. aud Woods came out
Of The contest without a scratch Burns
had a bad eye but otherwise did not show
any signs OF punishment II Is claimed
tnat Buns broke his right hand In tho
eighth round,
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HERRERA.GooDMAN FIGHT.
Pair OF liard'Illttlns LightwelRhts Clash
on October ~.

(speciA TO the News
Butc, Mont, Sept 1.-THE fight be-.
TWEEN Kid GOdhaul, the crack Missouri
lightweight and Aufelo Herrera. has
been arranged for Oct Il. under the aus
pieces ~ the Silver Bow Athletic club. Ar
rangements are being made by which the
men will hight under a guarantee Of 1900,
and divide the money. " ana 40 They will
weigh iN at 8 O'Clock In the afternoon.
THIS match has been talked " for some
time, M fact ever since Abe, Attell failed
to arrive both men are anxious TO get a
chance at each other.
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SAT- Lake down 10 four hlis and two runs
Therefore Salt Lake lost again But
then. that is nothing new IN thfeo suc'
cessive Innings Spokane batted out three
home runs There was some brilliant
fielding On both sides, but the Indians
had ali the better Of the game. The de-
tullcd Score fOllONai
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SCORE BY INNINGS.


Homo runs Reilly. Ferris Mur1uck
Two base hilH Muller Holland. Sucfl-
fCc hits 1oZpr. lloCkcuheld. Stanley
stolen buses Ferris Struck out 49,
Hong o by Tozcr & Bases on balls on
llogp 8. m rozcr lclt ON bases
SPOKANE A. Salt Lake, ~ Double plays
llfuyotto lunasslsicdj me by pitcher
Rockcuhold, Bruyttto sucss Bluth. g.
Wild pitches llugF 2. pissol balls
stanley Time Of game-iU Cmplrc-
Davis
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pAnIFlC coAsr LEAGUE.

Portland or, Sept 6-Although Fitz.
gerald WAS hit but seven times today
every one was costly This with loose
fielding by Tacoma lost the visitors the
game today with Portland Rutler MAS
liberal with his hits hut hc was ac.
corded good support and most of them
proved harmless, Attendance, Len.
Score:
RH f.
Portland 600, u,. ,,,, ,,,.,, ......5 >
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ANOTHER FOR BOISE,
infants Again wallop the Miners score
2tOt.

Boise, Sept. 49, Todays ball game was
dull ard listless until near the close In
the last half Of the MIMI. with HE score
9 20 IN favor Of Butte Boise. with two
men out made two runs by virtue OF
rafting three-bagger By Kollackey.
Both McFarlan and lioon were In tho
air AZ intervals, the former being hit
ferociously at times and Hoon waking
In one run by way of exhibiting his
temporary weakness Score by innings:
Boise ........0 al 22.O0 0 40
Butte ..,. .....O 0 0 3d. / l. 9
Batteries McFarlan aud Hanson; loon
and Spencer.
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reception yesterday IN honor Of The
PRESIDENT. and stan of the Utah asso.
citation Daughters Of Rebokah who are
visiting here The rooms were ef-
fectlvely decorated with autumn flow-
crs, pink and green, the association
colors prcd0mlnatng An amusing
guessing contest was enjoyed and the
prize. handsome sofa pillow was Won
by Mrs II. G. Wardleigh Of Ogden.
The hop az the post last night WAS
the usual pleasant gffulr aud was en-
joycd by a number Of the city people.
Miss Beth Dunbar LETT Thursday for
Chicago where she win re-enter SCHOOL
one Of the pleasantest events Of the
season was the sOciable given by Miss
Laurinda Poult0n az the family resi-
d,nce, i16 ! street, last night A host
Of the young ladys friends was pres
ent. and a delightful musical program
was rendered, after which parlor games
and other amusemeuts were enjoyed.
The room whore punch was served was
beautifully decorated with national
colors, While the garden was brilliantly
illuminated with Chinese lanterns, The
evening was pleasantly spent by all
present,
John D, Spencer and son Alien returns
ed last night from Cokeyille Wyo,
whore they have spent two weeks In
combined business and fishing trip.
The Strolers club met last Friday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Rex VIII
son, 6jl east Second South for the
purpose Of electing officers but owing
10 the amount OF unfinished business
the election of officers was postponed
until next Friday evening the club TO
meet ut the residence of Mr. Harry If.
Madsen, 6lj East First South.
Miss Margaret w. Johnson aud George
A. Bible surprised their many friends
in being quietly married last evening at
O'Clock at ST. pauls church, Rev.
Charles r. Perkins officiating. only
the relatives ana intimate friends Of the
bride and groom were present The
groom IL well known railroad man
iu The employ Of the Rock Island aud
the bride is he daughter of Dr. and
Mrs, W, l.. Johnson, Of i99 r. street. The
happy couple win 40 TO Chicago on their
wedding trip and win be nj home after
oct ! at i6S Second street.
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penny" GOSSIP.

James Britt has agred to night Joe Cans
after he has disposed Of tho Corbctt az
tair Both boxers agree 10 scale l33
pounds rlngslde.
How would big Bert Fuller look In "A
University football uniform? lie may be
IN the lne-up this fall
Coach Maddox is certainly making q
big hit with the east bench boys lie mas
taught them many valuable tricks in
passing the pgskIn during a rush down
the field, lie now has ABOUT q men In
the football squad and out OF that mum.
Der Is sure TO get strong team.
George Relsef, who has so successfully
manager ne business affairs OF the 4.
ot u football team In former years. Is
again ~ the head Of the eleven, aud no Is
arranging Tor many interesting trips for
the boys lAiS season, Nj. Riser h now
al WORK on the schedule
What IS the matter with George Gard.
der? Ito actually allowed that dub Jim
Fiynn 20 get away with a l0-round darw
with hi mast night at Denver According
70 the showing of the two men. Flynn
mas no morc.chancc with Gardner than
the latter has with Jedries, Here rs what
the dispatch from Denver says. George
Gardner Of Lowell Mass. and Jim Flynn
of Pueblo fought lO-round draw before
Che Denver Athletic CLUB t0nighS Flynn's
strength prevented Gardner uOm putting
him out. re compelled Gardner 20 fght
close and throughout the exchanges were
about even. IN the eighth hard right
10 the heart visibly weakened flynn. uut
Gardner was unable 20 send In the win
ming punch Il was noticeable that Gard.
nrrs blows lacked power.
or course ten following is from Chicago.
and Il really reads Ike Teddy Murphy, the
hoy Manager wrote Il,
Ted Murphy, the merry little man who
prcsides over the pueilistiU dastlnes OF
the new wonder, Battling Nelson, is
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NATloNAL LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

81 Louis. sept IS The Chicago Amer.
leans defeated tho 81 Louis Americans
hero today by score Of 10 o Harry
hls best here today Attendance, 100.
R.lI u.
81. Louise. go, Iu,s """"u"t'o
chicago ,,.tttutt,. .tt'ttftt" '"'''l
Batteries sleyor and Kahoo, white and
Sullivan
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Tacoma ..,... 5000. .,.',.,',',"'nA IL b
BATTERIES Butter and steelmln; Fiz.
gerald and Graham
Umpire Br0Wn
Seattle. Wash sept l6-ln one NJ the
best games NJ the season Seattle won
from Gan FruucIgcu hp making three runs
In the sixth inning. n was pitchers
battle iu which liughes got the better
Of Corbctt through Seattle punching 0t
hits IN The sixth. Score,
seattle ..e. ,"' "t" "fi'"""S
san Francisco ,', ,...i. ,'.''''','- % D
Batteries Hughes and Wilson. Corbclt
and Lcahy
Umpire Mccarthy
San Francisco Sept l6 Nine full In.
nlngs were PLAYED today between oak
land and Los Angeles without run be-.
Ing made hy either side II was pitch.
crs fight with both men being given
splendid support Newton carried of the
honors. In each VI The Third and fourth
INNINGS one hit was scored against him
Thereafter not an Oaklander reached
hrst The hrcak-np Camc I'm the tenth
when two errors by DeycretuN one by
Dunleayy aud two hits gave Los Angeles
HH e
los Angeles "u,,,. t"u ,,"uu3
bhklhnu .t, ,s.t .t.,'.,s..'tN
Batteries Newton and Spies Schmidt
and Byrueg,
Umpire Mcdonald
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f1IssI0:lRlE:R

In the fall Of 1895 Icontracted that fear
ful disease, Blood Poison. II gained suct
Roadway that I was forced to resign my
position and seek relief at Hot Springs
After spending all the means had L went
to Memphis, In less than three weeks
was In a hospital, aud after nine weeks Of
suffering was discharged as cured. In
less than month every bone In my body
seemed to be affected and felt as II they
would break at the least exertion. Agar
! was compelled to resign and | returned
TO the hospital for a seven weeks stay.
When came out was advised to try
farming, When first went on the farm
prevailed on the only firm who handled
drugs to get me one dozen bottlesof S. S,
S At that time both Of my hands wer,
broken out with blistersand wascovered
with boils and sores In meantime my
druggist had gotten two dozen bottles Of
S. S, S, for me and | began lis use, and
after taking the thirteenth bottle not
sore or boil was visible r, b. POWELL
East 9th ST., Little Rock, Ark.
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TALLY ANOTHER FOR sPOk ANE
Rellly's Redskins wallored Toler All
over the Field Yesterday.
pAcIFIc NArIoNAL LEAGUE

only one more The season and also the
Some time ago the baseball team OF
perhaps, the SAT- Lake team will be able
TO win game from Eureka or Park
City
AZ Spokane yesterday afternoon the
Indians solved T0zer and simply ham,
mcred him an over the lot They took 10
safe ones good for eight runs aud tho
game,
llogg pitched fer the Indians and held
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OF all human diseases, Contagious Blood
Poison is the most hideous and hateful
The victim is tortured with eating ulcers,
sores and assesses, unSghtly blotches,
eruptions and other symptoms Of the mis-,
cradle disease. S. S. s. has been used
successfully for nearly Fifty years foi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Chicago, Sept i6-Thc visitors made ali
the long hits a double and triple. but
Lundgren stopped them with two runs,
Boy sihkiDg out nine men. Attendance,
500 Score.
H. II Il
chicago ...,.., ..,.......8 " o
Cincinnati ... .,.,.,.., ,.,,,ts"'9
Batteries lMndgren and o'NcIl, Eaton
and Street
lmplrc-Zlmmer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

James Britt has agred to night Joe Cans
after he has disposed Of the Corbctt az
tair Both boxers agree 10 scale l33
pounds rngslde,
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81 Louis, sept 49, plttsburg outplayed
the home team aud took ne hrat game
of the series In easy fashion Taylor
was battcd hard. while Lever was Of
fectlve. Attendance, 500. Score
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Contagious Blood
Poison, II con.
tains no mercury
potash or othet
mineral, Ourhout
treatment book
gives sllthe symp
toms of this dis
ease. Medical adj
vice free.
.naus AIiaal. a.
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Philadelphia, Sept 1.-THE locals An.
ished the season ~ homo today with "a
defeat, administered by Washington At
tendance. 800. Score;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

How would big Bert Fuller look In "A
University football uniform? lie may be
IN the lineup this fall
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New York, Sept, l6.- Hitting opportune-
IS. helped by convenient errors ON the
part Of Brooklyn. won two games for
New York today Attendance, j@.
Score
First game
brooklyn 5000 s'ss' s''s "s's's'"l v
New YORK ,t.s..tt s'o 'tts .ts's'''s =
Batteries-Jones and Bergen, Mathew
son and BOwerman.
EMPIRES Emslie and ODay
Second gume- ~ u. p
Brooklyn ts..,t tt 90 tftstt sftttfa
New YORK ,,,sss t,., ,.s.t ,s,An 1
Batteries Cronln and Ritter, McGinnlty
and Warner,
Empires Emso aud ODay
Philadelphia Sept 70. Boston game
postponed until tomorrow, when two
games will be played
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pes MoInes Sept H. Hard hitting won
for Dos Molnes today Score;
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wEsrERN LEAGUE.

Omaha Sept l6 -Gllt-cdgcd pitching
and consecutive hitting by Sanders en-
ablod the home team TO make II i've
straight from Denver today. Score.