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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1905-09-23
LOCAL DRTPPIHGs.
October 9Th.
Corner stone laying.
The Meistersingers.
Governor Hoch of Kan.
Hays-HaskeII Football Game.

Have your Office stationery print
ed at this Office.
SHE, the K.C. piano tuner, is
doing business in our town this
week.
Fifteen cars of Thresher Coal
must be sold in thirty days al
MGddeaa'8 elevator.
DIR. JORDAN,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Office over Citizens bank Hays.
Phone 81.
The editor writes from his old
home IN Ocean Grove, N. j, that
he had a very pleasant and speedy
trip across the states, but he does
not say anything about coming
home.
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THRESHER'S COAL CHEAP

Threshing coal>''at unheard OF
prices at Madden's Elevator.
The ladies of the Lutheran
Church will serve dinner and
supper IN the Madden store room
formerly the restaurant next to
Wann's, Oct. 9th, the day of the
football game and the laying Of
the corner stone of the Normal
gy mnaslum. They will be prepared
to furnish meals for all who
come and ask your patronage.
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HORSES FOR SALE
See u. II. WHRD.

Before buying a stove call and
sec our Round Oak and Wonder
Cooks and Majestic Steel Ranges
Geo. PHILIP 6 SON.
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Notice for Publication, No. ss4.
Department of the Interior, u. S. Land

department OF tne Interior, u. ,. Land
Office Colby, Kansas, Sept. 20, 1905.
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the Probate Judge of Ellis county, Ks.
at Hays City, Kansas, on Sep. I6, 1905. viz:
William w. BIELER, Homestead aPpli-
cation No. 24sz7 foxthe N w x of section
10, township Il south, range Ie w:
He names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. viz:
john O'Laughlin, Emmerson E. Ball.
Thomas O'Langhlin, Alfred Barnes.
all Of Hays P, o., Kansas.
Il. r. Blair. Register
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ARE YOU GOING EAST?

In making arrangements for
our going East this summer II
would be we'll to consider conve
nIence and saving of time. he
WAB All, with Its own rails to
bt. Louis, Detroit. olede. Pitts
urg and Buffalo, is the shortest
line, makes the best time and fur
nishes the best accommodations.
And thru service to New York &
Boston. Ask Your local ticket
Agent for tlcets over the Wabash
or they all sell them.
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Picnic.

There will be picnic in John
Harroll's Grove, 6 miles southwest
of Hays, Sept. 10th. Everybody is
invited to come and have a good
time.
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Cooks and Majestic Steel Ranges
Geo. PHILIP 6 SON.
A merchant, or any one else for
that matter, who sends east to have
their stationery printed deserves to
be ostracized. There are three
good job Offices in this town and if
you cannot get satisfaction from
any OF us, you certainly will not
get 1t by sending east, just because
it saves You 10 or Is cents.
Patronlze home trade.
The attractions at Hays on the
day of Oct. 9th will be four fold;
The great Haskell-Hays football
game, the laying Of the cornerstone
of the new gymnasium; Gov
Hoch's presence; and the Meistel
singers, or male quartet, at the
Normal building, in the evening
The Mayor should officially declare
the day a holiday and close schools
and places of business.
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DIR. JORDAN,
RESIDENT DENTIST.

Office over Citizens bank Hays
Phone 81.
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BYE and Ear Specialist.
DR.. NJ. Jay Brown, of Salina,
will be at the Brunswick Ho-
tel. Friday, Sept. Goth. DR..
Brown Will be prepared to treat
any case within the limits of
his practice.
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During Sept. The Misses Markey
will make Saturdays and Mondays
special sale days, commencing Sat.
10th and Monday 18th. All pat
tern hats on special sale.
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srANpLSo OF rHs CLUBS.

NEW YORK "a. L.. o; CLEVELAND, 6.
CLEVELAND. July ls.-By taking to-day's
Rame from Cleveland this afternoon tho
New FORKS ousted the Oevelands from
first place. The homo team showed the
ELECTS Of the strain of the last few games
and went TO pieces In pinches to-day. Bay
started the trouble in the seventh inning,
whom he dropped E'hevfcld's easy fly. giving
the visitors two runs. In the ninth Brad
ley's Wild throw was responsible for another
run. Chesbro pitched O fair game. but was
batted freely at all times. fast fielding and
poor base running holding the score down.
la the ninth inning the Maps made one final
stand for the game. scoring two runs with
out an out. but here Chesbro settled down
and not another ball went outside Of the
diamond.
Moore was also batted quite freely. but
In only the first inning did the New Yorks
bunch their hits. At times both teams put
up . sensational fielding contest. In which
KanI, lurner and Fultz carried on the honors.
Three times were New York runners nirped
at the plate. Flick making marvellous throw
from right field to the plate In the sixth inn
ing, catching Yeaser. During the game
Yeager injured bis finger. and II any ono
had been on tho bench to take his place he
would have retired. Camel refuses to re-
base, while the outfield was shifted about.
A deal Is now on with Cleveland for q CO tcher
and probably the release OF Billy Lush.
The
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NOTES OF THE TRADE.


Earl Klser's seven victories In two days on the
Winton Bullet No. at ST. Paul has only q single
precedent In the history OF American automobile
racing. and singularly enough when Barney Old
held set the record OF seven wins In two days at
Cleveland In September. 1908. he also drove Win
ton Bullet-the four cylinder No. s. Kiser's work
at ST. Paul puts him ahead Of all competitors In vic
tories scored. Since acquiring tho wnton Bullet
no has started ten times, losing but twice. both OF
these races going 70 oldhed. He has defeated
Chevrolet three times Oldned three times and Webb
Jay twice. giving him q winning percentage OF 800.
Tho next best percentage sac. credited Chevro
let Jay has won and lost lve times each. while
Odneid has scored but three victories In fourteen
starts. The following tabulation shows the VIC
tories credited 10 each Of the big four" well as
the defeats charged against them. Time trials
and handicap races arc not included In the tabuia.
lion. Neither contests In which less than two
of the big four" appeared. The reason for this
Is that the purpose Of this abuatiop Is show tho
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BnsolDNll Notes.

Jimmy Callahan Is back In Comiskey good
traces. Not long ago there was weird fumor
that Grtf1th was willing 70 give FuliE. Dougherty
and 5000 for Callahan
There arc several departments Of play In which
we arc weak" says Hermann Of Cincinnati. and
running. Those are fairly important departments
The stork has been busy In balplaycrs homes
lately. Pat Eougherty and Billy Lush have be
como papas. Lush, by the way. has signed three
year contract to coach the Yale team. NO o opc
Tor Harvard"
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From the Fiat factory at Turin comes
the announcement that I.anca and Cagne will
drive their cars In the coming Vanderbilt cup race
This leaves two places vacant for Flat drv-
crs Mr.. Wallace, who drives his own car. being
the only other entry decided upon. II goes without
question that Lancla and his big racer will be one
OF the choices for the Vanderbilt account OF his
tne showing In the lrst half OF the Bennett race
He was only pn, on. OF ne race by an SSclIsnt whsa
excellent showing OF Flats In the Bennett race,
HolandeI IanEeman have been 1es,esea T Mn.n
have booked orders for seven cars In the past eight
days.
Charles A. Duerr is back from another flying
trip to Cleveland-this time successful He has
made arrangements for nve more SIS horse.
power Royals, and can guarantee delivery In very
few days. The Royal Motor Car Company OF
Cleveland cannot but look upon his work with pride
Not only has he tssposed OF all the cars he con
tracted for, but In many Instances throughout the
season. rather than disappolnt this customers, he
country Offering bonuses TO other Royal agents Tor
the delivery OF their orders to him.
A letter received recently by mr. indianapolis
use in Alaska. The owner d. j. oiirien, wrote
from Fort Llscon. Alaska. asking for booklet
II ssc eaxe lie sd Ills
WAS giving good service, although the roads In
Uncle Sans far away possession were not OF the
Five hundred automobiles at sl,sso each sounds
Ike large order, and yet this Is whst the sales
vised the factory to make In addition to the lso5
output. which viii be completed by the end OF this
week, Large has been the output OF the Ram
bier factory many Of their agents have been un
able to obtain all the cars they could dispose Of
II has been tho custom OF the jeffrey company
10 retain their skilled help during the summer.
instead OF almost closing the factory, Us 1t the
general custom, and rather than break their Gus
tom they decided 90 make 500 moro Ramblcrs.
The material has been purchased and work Is as
surcd for nearly 1000 men for tho remainder of
l.J summer.
Not the least interesting contest for the year In
proposed to hold In connection with the Long
branch carnival In August. II will probably be
included In q ?.-nour race against time which
affair scheduled for the ElEwood track To pre-
ayers OF the carnival may decide TO buy tn, tires
New York automobiles. has offered a trophy for
that the record for changing tires held By Henry
ment In minutes rs seconds.
The Reliance touring cars seem to have caught
the public fancy. Judging from thc difficulty that
the New York Motor Car Company experience In
even keeping demonstrating car on hand. The
four machiucs received week ago have already
hce1 disposed a' while the sh'rrVSr received on
Thursday last already HIS Its quota 81 o>,lhc
purchasers, II Il Interesting 10 know al this time.
when tho consumption OF gasoilnc on ap economic
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srRoIT. 0: PHILADELPHIA "a. L), l-sECoNp oANR
pprporr puYy

Two base hIts-Cooley, Davls. Home runs
Murphy, Knight Sacrifice hits-Schaefer, Scybold
stolen bases-Cross. Seybod. First base on balls
on Donovan. 4: on Kitson. 1: of Coakiey. I. Left
out--By Donovan, I; by Kitson, !; by Coakey. q.
Double plav-Lindsay tunassisted). Umpire
Connolly. Timc-i hour and 90 minutes. At
tendance. zoo.
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Qessler. ~. by .pitrner-Dy Jones, 1, Hits-OG
Eason. sig three innings; on Jones, Sin 81 Inning
Timc--i hour and " minuics.
PHILADELPHIA. tx. L.. Z; CINCINNATI, s.
ParADEipHIA. July iS.-HArpers wiidness In
the nrs! tWo innings 70 day gave this Phiiadephans
The scoFe. 1890 wv ~'~'~~'''N'
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First base on erron.Boston, 2; 81. Louis, 2
% Nj. risnd i. sir So ousasy vi Wins; s. By
Delahnniy:. Two base hi.s.WIlIi.. Xrndt o.: Ray:
mer Sacrifice hltIshay: Stolen bases-pelehanty.
Shay, McBride and Beokley. Hit by pitcher
BY Fraser. L.. Wild pltches-Fraser. Il: HoFa rlAnd.
J.. Umplre-ODay. Timo--l hour and "a minutes.
Attcpdance-25OO
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New ENGLAND League.

A, Haverhill--Fi-st game-Haverhil II: Lowell,
o. Second game-Haverhlll, %; Lowell. z.
Al Lynn-First GAme-Nashua, o: Lynn. 1. SEQ
ond GamemLynn, 4 Nashua: p..,,..
Al Observation-Disclosures. 4; Concord. 8.
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ID for Buchanan Ia the ninth inning.

Do Boston o.
Two base hits-StAhl, Stone. Sacrifice hit
First base on balls-on olmsted. 4. Struck out.
BY Buchanan. 1: by Olmsted. s. Left on bases
ST. Louis, o: Boston. s. Umpires Loug h lin and
Nearby. Tlme-l hour and 50 minutes, AT.
tendAnce-3.S00
DETROIT. 8: PHILADELPHIA "a. LIZ, 2-yrRsr GAME.
DETROIT, July 15.-Detroit and PHILADELPHIA
made an even break of the double header this
afternoon before the largest crowd since opening
day. The scores:
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New York State League.

A. Binghamton- -Blnghamton. s: Utica. us
At Albany -wllkesberre. T. Albany. 1.
At Troy-Troy, 9: Scranton, 8. Second game
Al JoSnstoWn~A. j.. q O.. =; syracuse.s
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CLEVELAND.
Totals 90 10 81 II .
Totals .....5 ~ 81
.Batted for Moore In the ninth inning.

'Batted for Moore In the ninth inning.
New York ...............2 % Q 10
Cleveland .....,.......,.O o $ o o o o IS
Two base hits Turner. Conroy. Williams, Keeler
vail. Bay, Keeler, Fultz. Chesbro. Stolen bases
Bay IN. Fultz. First base on balls ON Moore. g.;
OF Chesbro, 8. Hit by pitcher-By Moore, |. First
base On errors.-Cleveland. 8: New York. Z. Left
on bases-Cleveland. 8: New York, :. Struck out.
by Moore, 3: by Chesbro, Q. Double pays-Stoval
and Turner: Elberfed and Powers Wild pitch
Chesbro. Umpre-Connor. Tlme-2 hours and
minutes. Attendance-S.77l.
CHICAGO "a. L). 2: WARRINGTON.
CHICAGO. July iS-Errors were responsible for all
the runs scored by both Chicago and Washington to-
day. The scores:
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.Batted for Plank In the ninth inning.
Philadelphia. %
Detroit .................2 o o 2 O..-5
Two base hits-Crawford, Cooley. Sacrifice hits
-Scnaefer (2, Knight. Stolen base-Schreck
First base on bails-On Klhian. .; on Plank. i.
Left on bases-Detroit. 8: Philadelphia. 8. Struck
Out--By Killian. I: by Plank. g. Wild ptch--Pank
Umpire-Connolly. Time-I hour and d minutes.
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Connections League.

At Brideeport--New London, I; Bridgeport. ..
Al New Haven-First game-Hartford, s: New
Haven. 4. Second garne-New Haven, .: Hart
At Spring neld-First gGme-Spungheld. Q: Nor
wich, 7. Second gAme-SprLngneld. 7: Norwich. 8.
At Holyokc-Hclyoke, Q: Merden. !.
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Other Baseball Gam -.
AT BAY RIDOB.

Gre seen, A: c,,..".o ~ : :
Rattencs-Tyler and Dunno; Undcrhlll and
Hirsch. =
At acknowledgements. I; Westneld; @
AT Atlantic Highlands-Atlantic Highlands. IL:
Matawan, s.
Al South Norwalk-Bay RIDGE. ?: Norwalk.
Al Engewood7-En glewood +. c., 4: Xavier a. A., I.
Al Brighton oyal-Brighton a. G., .; Baysldes. 3.
BED RanSMDn' g b a. Co. q Eed Bank
Al Eilzabeth-Y. NJ. g. A., 7: Mau1er A. O., I.
A. S ssn,nn1 & Penn 4 bnI:Srr
Al Su1ern-Sufern. g: Superbss, l..
Al Prospect Park-Clinton, 10: Spaldins. I. Atna
Bcnsonhurst. 9: Prospect Park Y ". o. A.. 9. Star
F. C.. s. Farmer F. G.. s Windsor F. c.. III Lamont
MeGpaws, i: st. Peters. J. Macon 4. CT Peoria T. G..
I. Bayonne. o. Regal A. G.. Topping COMPANY. 10;
Russell & Co., g. Winnipeg 0: Resolute, 7: lvanhoe
g. o. Gates p. c. ST Paul. II: Acme. II. Fraternal
10: wyandotte. 9. Great g. Accompany, Q; Pro-
ferred, Z. Accounting, IL Uncas. s.
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A. Mime apolis-Mnne apolis, is: Louisville, l.
Al ST. Paul-Indan polls. 7: 81. Paul. 8.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING, 8: Milwaukee,
At Kansas City-Flrst game-KansAs City, D.
Toledo, I. Second game-Tocdo, H. Kansas
City, 4
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Hudson River League.

A. Pouvhk ee pise-PouGh keepsie, II: Hudson. I.
AZ Northumberland, Q: Ncwburgh, s.
Al Pittsneld-Kingston, 10: Pittsneld,2
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Southern Tier Associate sn.
American Associate On

Al Comine-Corning, 0: Addison, ..
AZ ornellsvile-Honoihvilie .. Elmira. o..
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strength OF these four men and their four cars
when pitted against each other and not when. en-
gagged In pot hunts" The tabula,ion follows:
urineea EIxrr Chenrnlri Ian aIdnsld Wnn. pc.
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BROWNE TIRE NAN OF THE HOUR
VAFTS HOMER TO RIGHT IN
NINTH AND WINS GAME.
New Yorks Heat PIttsburEs In Nip and Tuck
sruggle-BroOklyns Dino on Goose
EGGS OF ChicasO's Pr0vid Ing - Car
4 dlnals Beat Bosto ns--Quskers Win.

Father Knlckerbockers National League
representatives had II out with the doughty
pirates at tho Polo Grounds yesterday. and
after a nip and tuck battle forced tho buo-
cancers to hoist the white flag. Over In
brooklyn the talenders were treated to an
unpalatabe dish OF goose eggs by the
Chicagos; over In Philadelphia the Quakers
chastised the Cincinnati Reds. and over In
Boston the st. Louis Cardinals crushed the
Beanies. Big scoring was the rule. The
results.
New York, =: P1ttsburs, Z.
Chicago. =: brooklyn, o.
Philadelphia, =; Cincinnati, ..
st. Louis, IL: Boston, ..
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f fsii.asislsiiG.. :::i 9Ssis -
base. Cincinnati o. Philadelphia IL. First base
en- 6sll-on Harper. :; % chech .; Oh Pi!tenYer2 2.
base sitkey seSie rwo b h Rscorcora sa.
Illus Mus SaGrinoo hltsCThomas, Gleason Double
pittenEer. /; by Chech /. Umpire -BAusewine.
Time ! hour and Is minutes. Attendance 1904
or. LOUIS IN. L), II: BOSTON IN. L), ..
BOSTON. July 1.-THE tailenders were beaten by
~. Louis 70 day because Of their own errors and
punching OF hits BY tho visitors Ia the sixth This
WILLIS. too sought shelter after the sixth Inning.
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hou on bases-Brookiyn. o: Chicago, 3. First
Ss,mc On pals on Eason. 8; on Jones, q of BrigSs8
XII. tnkct. Two base hit-Maloney. Sacrifice
tinker. Evers. Stolen bases-Gesscr, Ma
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5kRbHX CIT4, " BurfALo, I.
BUFFALO. July l6.-ClArkson pitched . most
astounding game for Jersey City TO day. holding the
Blsons down 70 four hits and tanning no less than
fourteen. Buffalo scored onco on two successive
walks to nrst and q hit. Tho score:
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- enah. Wiedenmayer's Park, Newark.
Icy games, . . T. Rochester W. Newark.
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Among the sale made by c. n Rice last week
we've two iatcI cleC!ilc snrreys-onc OF these
was purchased b. ?. 7. Proctor. the well known
HON o. New Nof;.
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Jersey Jersey City .....................S 10
First base on errors-Bunslo. 1: Jersey City, 2.
Left on bases-Bunalo, s: Jersey City, 10. First
base on balls-on Yerkes. i: on GARRISON. 4 Struck
SSn.Isy ,YsIse' bS c!asEson H. Thsse base
Sacrifice hlrs-Ycrkcs. Bean az. Double plays
Brockett Murphy and McAlster: Garrison, Pet.
pitoher-By Yerkes, /. Wild ptch.Yerkes Passed
ball-Bird. ump!res-Hassett and Conway. Time
. hours and rs minutes. AttcndAnce-6,O2l.
NEWARK. 8; MONTREAL 2.
MONTREAL. July l5.-Newark hit timely TO day
and the Royals' erYors were costly
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basis Is much talked OF, that Reliance car can
make nun OF 1893 miles on l0is gallons OF gasoline
and ono quart OF cylinder oil. This certainly makes
It q very attractive proposition TO those looking
for q touring car At q reasonable outlay.
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Warrington ............,U ] o u
First base on errors-chicago. 4; Washing ton,
sacrince hi,s--Stahl townsend. Holmes. Green
t2,. Dundon, Stolen bases-C. Jones (9. Double
ON Smith, 8: on Townsend. 3. Struck out By
Smith. 0: by Townsend. s. Balk-Townsend
umpire-Sheridan. Tme-l hoar and 43 minutes
Attendancc-9.SO0.
BOSTON "a. L., 2: st. LOUIS "a. L.. 1.
ST. LOUIS. July i5-The Boston Americans
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CHICAGO Is. L). s: BHooKLYS, o.

3. Washington Park yesterday. The change
IRON ! the Polo Grounds. to Brooklyn produced
such easy going for them that their game
y, Eicttm, and they batted him out Of the box
y; y me third inning. In the fifth they worked
sne squeeze. With variations. Slagle sin gled,
s snd Maloney doubled. Chance was hit by a
pitched ball, filing the bases. The base
runners runners AL came tearing along as Jones
ffi nhed The the bal, and had such start when
tpnem scored on the pay ere the Mortified
t nhr1"ElyEns came to. Briggs was puzzle all
70 secondary role. The score:
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Those interested In the water cooled commercial
truck built by Harry Knox of Springfield. Mass,
viii be glad TO know that A. L. McAurty of the
New York Motor Car Company left last week for
the factory with one OF tho demonstrators TO take
over the rst Knox Atlas truck, which is to be used
ms demonstrated at the New York agency. The
advent OF this truck viii he watched with interest
there are many business persons waiting for q
successful commercial vehicle.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston In ST. Louis: Washington In Chicago.
EAsrEsS LEAGUE
Baltimore In Montreal.
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Totals II 1924 10 2


',,,'TI. UlT WHFH WHINING TNn WAS made, IBattcd
Iof Mathcwson In the ninth inning,
tW,snnrg .....,...,.....O o 8 o OF
new York .......... n D n n n %
q. First base on error-New York Left on bases
GS cW York & PlttshurE. g. First base balls
W UT, MsS,Ginnty 2 OF Lever: q on Lynch 2 Struck
; by Lynch. s, Home runs-Browne' Donlin.
bb rscihl Three base hlt-C!arke. Two base hits
MHsGsnn, Stolen base-McGann. Double play
hh nc Dahen and McGann. Hit by pitcher
Ky McGlnnty, I. Passed ball-peitz Hits-Of
McGinnity, 10. In 9 IS innings; Oh Mathcwson,
none In 22S innings: of Lever, g. in four innings:
s sna Klein Tme-2 hours and minutes Attend
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CHESBRO GREASES TIE SLIDE.
HIS TvYIRLING PUTS THE CLEVE.
LANDS BACK TO SECOND PLACE.

sVSbOh ucto oput r"BpE ousVC
but Has TO Continue, a. Grlf1th Has
No -ChicaSOs Heat wash.
ingtOns and Lead American League.
Chesbro was about good enough all through
the game In Cleveland yesterday TO hold the
LaJoie lads In check. and as a result. Chicago
10 on top In the American League for the
time being. The White Sox managed to
abstract one from the erstwhle dangerous
Washingtons. now at the tailend. Phila-
delphia and Detroit played double header.
finishing game and game Aside from
all this. Boston beat st. Louis and 10 retains
Its same comparative lead over Nsw York.
The results:
New York. o; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, 2: washington. I.
Boston, 2; St. Louis, I.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, =. First game.
Philadelphia, o; Detroit. I. second game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF The CLUBS.