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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
Anxious Over wills, Fate.

London, oct. 11.-Much anxiety Is
expressed here regarding the fate OF
Wills. the Englishman recently EN-.
ployed by the Turkish tobacco reve-
nue. department, who il was announc-
ed Monday in dispatch TO the Asso.
ciated Press from Salonica, European
Turkey, had been captured by brig
ards. The Salonica dispatch said thar
the British consulate at Monastir had
received package containing a hu'
man ear which. letter accompanying
the package declared, had been cu,
from Wills. The letter threatened
that Wills would be murdered unless
the brigands were paid ransom OF
$4,000 not later than Oct. IA. Mr..
Wills, who is about q years old, dis
appeared last July. He is son of IN
engineer who for many years has been
engaged in work in Turkey.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
New Car Line to Southern California

Pullman tourist sleeping cars through
TO Los Angeles without change daily
from Chicago. beginning September Is,
via the Chicago, Union Pacific and
North Western Line and the newly
opened Salt Lake Route. Great reduc-
ton in time schedules via this route
Colonist one way tickets on sale daily
from Chicago, beginning September 10,
only 1913 to Los Angeles. Correspond
ingly low rates from other points.
Double berths in tourist sleeping cars
81 For tickets, sleeping car reserva-
ton and full particulars, apply to your
nearest ticket agent or write TO s. A.
Hutchinson, Mgr, PIP Clark ST., Chit
cago. 32t4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
Pat Grove Pleads Not Guilty.

Omaha, Oct. 11.-Pat Grove was ~.
raigned in the police court Tuesday
lie pleaded not guilty to the charge Of
shooting with intent to kill Patrolman
Jackson. He was then taken back to
Jail. A charge OF highway robbery in
connection with the Cudahy kidnap
ping will be filed against Grove in tho
county court. Patrolmen Jackson and
Leahy identified Grove as the man
with whom they had a shooting affray
on the night of Sept 6. during which
Jackson was shot through the leg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
Bees Fatally STING Child.

Adrian. Mich. Oct. IA two-year.
old daughter OF Ernest Chapman Of
East Beecher street is reported very
low by the attending physicians as a
result of being furiously set upon an
stung by swarm Of bees belonging to
a neighbor. five-year-old boy, hes
brother. escaped serious injury ov
wrapping himself in blanket hanging
on a clothesline.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
wllled His Body to NEEDLES.

New York, Oct lin accordance
with the provisions Of the Will Of G.
w Gait, president of the Atlantic
Dredging Co, who died on Sunday at
his residence here, his body has been
taken to Bellevue hospital medical col
lege to be dissected in the interests Of
science. Mr. Gait was the husband of
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president
OF the international Women's Suffrage
League.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

A new idea in Cough Syrup is advanced
i'll Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
Besides containing Pine Tar, Honey and
other valuable remedies, il is rendered
Laxative, so that its use insures prompt
and efficient evacuation of the bowels
1t relaxes the nervous system, and cures
all coughs, colds, Group etc. A red clover
blossom and the honey bee is on every
bottle of the Original Laxative Cough
Syrup-Kennedy' Laxative Honey and
Tar Sold by Chas. Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
Two Thousand Bankers.

Washington, Oct. 11.-More thar
1000 bankers have registered their at
enhance at the thirty-frst session Of
he American Bankers association.
which corvenes in the new National
lheater here today. Several meetings
of sections of the association wero
held Tuesday. when important action
affecting various phases Of the bank
ing interest were taken.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

II is impossible to have a clear head
an active brain. vigorous constitution or
strong body when the digestion is weak
or when the stomach is out of order.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will put the stom-
ach and digestive organs in good condi-
ton and improve the general condition.
s Did by Chas. Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
Kaiser's Second Son Enqaoed.

Giuecksburg, Schleswig Holstein.
Oct. 1.-THE engagement of Prince
Eitel Frederick, second son OF Emper.
or William, to the Duchess Sophie
Charlotte. eldest daughter OF the reign
ing grand duke of Oldenburg. is an
nounced.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

Every man owes to himself and his
family TO master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement of the
six Morse Schools of Telegraphy in this
issue and learn how easily young man
or lady may learn telegraphy and be
assured position. 25-u
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

$500 To Chicago aud Return Thursday,
Oct. 20.
Tickets will be sold for all trains
October goth, good to return on regular
trains leaving Chicago until Monday
evening, October goth. inclusive. See
posters for particulars, or ask agents.
25-t7
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies Doan's Ointment. Az
any drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

Saginaw and hay city. Oct. ~. Rate 65
cents.
Train will leave Alma at Io:7I am.
See posters. or ask agents Tor particulars.
35-t2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13

Everything you eat will taste good and
do good if you take Rings Dyspepsia
tablets. Sold by Geo. T.. Sharrar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-10-13
EXCURSIONS
VIA ThB
PERE MARQUETTE

Edmore $.65. Grand Rapids. ~ 20; sun
day, October 10.
Train will leave Alma at $40 "A. M
See posters or ask agents for particulars.
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GAELIC SPORT OF MONAGHANs.
Football, Running and "SwOrd' Contest
With Single Sticks.

The Monaghan Mems Association held Its
annual picnic and tournament of Gaelic sports
at Celtic Park yesterday In the presence OF
5000 spectators. The athletic events were
held under the rules OF the Irish Counties
Athletic Union, but the most attractive fea-
ture Of tho program was sword contest
between Edward Crudden OF the Monaghan
Mems Association and Capt. Rawson Turner.
who was down as from the National Guard.
New York. Some disappointment was felt.
however, when the men appeared stripped
for the fray. for instead OF being armed with
razor dyed swords they walked out display
ing weapons much less harmful-a brace OF
single sticks.
At signal from Capt. A. Mckenzie. the
referee, the men squared OF and Hartigan's
band struck up the Boys of Wexford" They
made numerous lunges and backed. stabbed
and slammed at each other furiously. to
the delight Of the crowd. The 6nal score was
Crudden. points; Rawson Turner, points.
There were three matches at Gaelic foot
ball. FOR the, Leinster championship XII
kenny defeated k%u1h IS Rnnsh points to The
from the kingdom proved better kickers
than the boys fom ths Fbs and ana -
points; Waterford. point. The Ulster cham
pionship resulted ,mnsatisfactorily, Cavan
team found fault with the ruling Of the referee
and left the field. and the match was awarded
to Cayan.
In the 100 yard run Gilroy Of Sligo and Halli-
gan OF Mayo tied for second and third and a
runoF was ordered when they tied aagin,
The. third time Halligans avoirdupois told
100 Yard Run, Handicap-Won by r. J. Nally.
Mayo. Q feet N, Gilroy. Sligo. feet, second: T,
Halligan. Mayo. feet. third. Time. 10 So SEQ
onds.
30 Yard Run; Handlcap-won by :; :. Murphy.
ney, Il yards. third Time. 23 seconds.
One Mile Bicycle, Handleap.Won by j. j. :, Mus- r
Mctioycrn. 100 yards. third. Time. minutes "a
seconds
$50 Yard Run, Handicap-Won by II. McCol-
they, 10 yards: T. ]. Murphy, rs yards, second
n. onslow. so yards. third Time. minutes Al
seconds
$50 Yard Run-Connned 10 members OF the
Monaghan Mems Associate ion--Won by O. Brcn
nan: P. j. Murray. second. Time, minutes SO
100 Yard Run, Girls-won by Miss MeCluskey;
Miss MccaIrey, second; Miss Maxwell. third
Time seconds
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SEA GIRT SHOOTING.
Capt. Martin OF New Jersey Does some
Sensational Work Pistol Records.

SEA GIRI, \. j.. Sept 10 The results OF
the reentry individual match which wa, In
progress throughout last week were an
nounced to-day. In yesterdays fine conditions
the cracks made the most Of their day and
ran NY high scores. Capt. W. Is, Martin OF
the First New Jersey did some sensational
shooting in the Hayes match at COO yards
with twcnty-four consecutive bullseyes. and in
the Spencer match at 800 yards he made seven-
teen straight bulls. Casey and Wells OF the
Seventy-flrst New York. Leushner OF the
Forty-seventh New York and Orr. the Presi-
dents cup winner. tied Martin with 81 In the
Spencer, and the tie was decided by the run
OF bulls, Martin winning with his ten extras
Casey scoring nine over Orr and four over
Wells.
In the Hayes match Benedict OF Ohio and
Cookson of the District OF Columbia tied
Martins 35 for the seven record shots. but
Martin had too many nves on tap and won
the shootor In the seabury long range
match Doyle of the Seventy first was second
to Tewes with 90 and Casey fifth with ea.
Casey also scored place In the members
N. r. A. with 40 out of 90. and in the Meaney
match with q 90. taking third place. The
summaries:
New Jersey State Rifle Association Trophy. 500
and goo YaydsWon Sy .c,H' Capt. A. E. Wells seventy
W. 4. Tewcs. T First New jersey. TO- Possible, lo6
s;s ;$q,sS Sss,S!. S cls W. Martin
Reading. 800 and 600 Yards-Won BY Lieut.. II. L.
Smith Frs. New Jc6ssy Ic ~ pOsilSie bS a 49,
Martin. First New jersey So Possible, 80. ~ ,
Hudson, Twelfth New York. 90. Possible. 10.
Members New Jersey, $. II. A. 400, 800 and 600
Yards-Won by Lieut.. W. A. Tewes, First New
Jersey, ". Possible. IS.
Members N. X. A.. 500 and 900 Yards-Won by
Sers,. 9. =. oroome District Of Columbia As.
osiiVse 8ii Corners, M 100 and 500 yards-won BY D. NJ.
Latin and Rand Tyro-Won BY W. Foy. Ohio.
-; Consolation isS; by H. E. Simon, Ohio. 49,
Possible 60
New Workers. showed up stro n gly In the re-
vover matches, the bulk OF the prizes going
to the Manhatta r, X. A. and Squadron. A.
Orton OF the former organization winning
three flrsts, one second and one third.
All Corners Military Rsvolver-Won BY Ander-
ton. 10; Lieut.. Smith, Squadron A.. is2 Lieut..
Sayre Squadron A, l2a.
Pistol Match-won by @. ". Waterhouse. la;
Any Any Revtoilyer--won by Andor.ou. 10; sayrs.
Disappearing Tareet.-won by Lieut., j. E. stedge,
N Ai Corners Rapid Firing.won by. sayre. 1913;
Smith. III; Anderton, il6: Putnam. llS
Jones Rapid Flre--Won BY Andcron. e'; sayre'
Novice Military Revolver-won by Putnam, lse.
Schuetzen Match Won by Capt. W. @. Hudson,
Twelfth New York, 2l6.
KuseI Rapid Fire Trophy-won by Landerseek,
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NEW RECORD BY SHERIDAN.
All Around Champion Throws the Discus
l43 Feet 4 Inches.

Martin Sheridan. the all around champion.
broke the world g record for discus thro wing
Yesterday afternoon at the Empire City track.
where the athletic games Of the First Regi-
ment irish Volunteers we're held. Sheridan
had a disabled side when he performed the
feat. having been injured at Travers Island
on Saturday. Nevertheless. he threw the
discus l4s feet inches. beating the worlds
and his previous record OF 1928 feet 10 inches.
The games were held under the auspices of
the 4. A. U. h. J. Mullin OF the Mohawk
A, c. won the 100 yard run novice in 10 As
seconds. d. j. Griffln. unattached. was
second and r. Parlatto. Pelham A. c.. third.
The other events were:
100 Yard Run, Handicap-Won by ". ]. Cooke.
MohawE A. O.. yards: ". Frankei Xavier a. G..
Scratch. second: j. j. Eiler, !. A. A. c.. third,
4a9 Yard Run Novice-won by J.. H.. Kinsley.
yonkers: a. Williams. Xavier a. A.. second: Charles
Pitzcr, Pelham a. c.. third. Time 81 50 seconds:
2?o Yard Run. Handicspm.,Won BY w; j. Cooke.
Mohawk, is yards; J. J.: Ener, 10 yards; second.
G, N. Leahy. /. A. A. O.. II yards. third. Time.
sso Yard Run Handicap-won by Joseph Led
wocb Pastime, 81 yards; b. Freeman. Xavier A. A.,
m Yards second; NJ Drscoll. Yonkers. ~ yards,
mt Time . minutes / second.
cne Mile Run, Handicnp-W Won by h J. )oody,
Mohawk 100 yards: Mike Spring, Pastime. 90 yards.
secnnd: j. Mcdonnell. unattached 100 yards third.
Time. minutes 81 is seconds
The sun., 1905-09-11
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL.
Practise Begins To-day on the Oval at
Wtlliamsbrtige.

Columba's football practise will begin
to-day at Columbia Oval. Williamsbridge.
Capt. T. J. Thorpe will take what candidates
there are up to the field and will give them
abort drill In the necessary hardening work.
II 10 not expected that there will be many
mnn, and not much attempt will be made to
do any prolonged work until Jack Wright.
the field coach. arrives at the end Of the week.
Head Cosoh Morley probably will be here in
day or So but most Of his time will be ocou-
pied in other business for at least week.
It b understood that Columbia will have
new, line man this year. He is from New
tackles Of the year. He has not yet made up
his mind where he wiz so t0 college but it i Is
the blG athlete who has represented the st,
Bartholomew club in A, 4. U. sport, will be
. member OF the Columbia SQUAD this fail:
fast. He probably will report to-day al;
though he Is not likely 70 do any training until
he has heard the results OF his entrance eS-
aminations.
The sun., 1905-09-11
DONLIN AND HAHN IN THE LEAD.
BEST BATTERS or TWO NEW
YORK TEAMS.

Champions SHOW d Slight Failing on In
Their Stick Work, but Team Coutins
~ Still Good-NOrk OF the Americans
and the BrOOilyns-P Pitching Fcais.
Mike Donlln, with ia hits to his credit.
is far and away the best batsman Of the New
York Nationals. His percentage is .SiO. Only
one man in Greater New York has better
percentage. That Is Ed Hahn. Grf!ith's
recruit. who is batting 1856 for thirteen games
Wlltse. the pitcher, still cllngs to his seat
among the elect. and advanced last week
to 300. The general hitting OF the team has
not been up to the average. and except for
Donlin and Wiltse almost all have fallen
back lately. Still. with twelve Der hitting
better than .243. the showing is fay from poor.
The team Is playing strongly IN &c ld.nr and
base running.
Hahn. the present leader of the Americans.
has been hitless In only four OF his thirteen
games. He was banked in the first two.
but after he got the hang OF thingA he did
much better. Yeager made six two baGgerh
last week. and Keeler made as many sacrifice
hits Fultz increased his totai OF stolen bases
to 81, which Is still seven behind that OF Devlin.
Williams hos 90 hits and will likely be the
next Of the GriGlthites TO- enter the century
class.
:. Lumley leads the Brooklyns with .2so;
more than 100 hits and Lumley will soon have
$50. The Brooklyn. infleld has the credit
Of ninety double plays and doubtless the
Hanlonites will be the first of the local teams
to score century In double plays The
New Work Natiopals
The sun., 1905-09-11
Football Material at West Point.

Football practise is In full swing at West
Point. the squad working whenever 1t can
And time. The trainer. James Temple. has
nut In an appearance. and work has been
roing on for about ten days. There are a
number of promising candidates In the new
fou rth class, and OF the fifty or more men
Who tn rned out to try for the eleven many
we're piebes. Among these were not few
who have had football experience and
who also have weight. Philbin. from the
University OF Maine. Is promising can
d idate for the vacancy at center left by
tho graduation OF the crack Upton, ard
Fish and Mathues are big men WIG TO- hfhs 9hs
Vacant tackle position played last year by
Doe. who scored one OF the touchoo"hs
ag1sthm ag1haTe ar are several candidates for the end
nlace left vacant by the graduation OF Ram
,rnond Some of these are from last year
suhst itu tes and some from the new iourth
class. A. W. Smith. from 81 John Soilege, %
Mayed the position last year. Mcstnver'
frst substitute. and John SON., a new comer
who played on the Portland, ore, h,r.
school team last year. are all In The ,ela !
Guarterback At present ihe oa,ipoRB at Boyers oVt =
s,r"ae Srnd coach % and ieuts. Graves and DAILY to
assist him, that department Is IN competent
hands.
The sun., 1905-09-11
NELSON'S VICTORY POPULAR.
Britt Says He Was whipped Because OF His
Own FOOlishneSs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ll.-Sports to-day
were discussing the battle at Colma between
Nelson and Britt. and most were OF the opinion
that Britt could not whip Nelson II he had
another try. General sentiment was hat the
only one OF the men who challenged the win
ner Of Yesterdays battle with any chance
OF success Is Jimmie Gardner. II Gardner
can get down to l3s pounds and remain strong
he has punch which can overcome the Dane.
81 lost this battle because OF my own foolish
ness. realize it now. but before the battle
declared myself said ! would fight Nell
son In his own way. | find out ! made mis-
take" SO said Jimmy Britt last night after he
had an opportunity to think over the contest.
Britt is badly used up and complained that
his hands were In very bad condition. Il
want another chance at Nelson. he said. Il
think can defeat him doing anything. He
ia a big strong husky fellow. and had real
ized what ] was mp against / would have
fought him in different manner. | made
fat al mistake at the very beginning in mixing
it with him so much, His blows. however.
in the earlier, part of the fight did not trouble
sure could get him at any time and was plan
ming move to fix matters when suddenly
sIt ali happened in my corner. and was
hand tbsa fsaTst oW me 5hs point
Nelson @I lai spent last night at Turkish bath.
He and his manager. Nolan received hundreds
OF kilograms con graduating them on the out
the result was received with popular favor
in other sections Of the country.
"The gamest and best fought contest Of Its
ment expressed by Jim Jeffries, ."At every
stage OF the game II was good fight. and the
did Britt, for did not think the latter would
force matters as he did. have no criticism
to offer on either mans work. except to say
every ounce there was in them."
The estimate OF the gate receipts sent last
night was too large, because, although there
contributed only $4,000. This low aggregate
was due to the large number Of deadheads
been for Nolan's talk about the referee there
would have been $4,000 more in the house.
As the fighters took o5 per cent, this means
TO this must be added 5000 each for the
pictilre DriyleQe.
The sun., 1905-09-11
BrOOklyns.

Home Runs-Lumley, 5; Batch. 8; Hall, 2; Dohbs q;
H. Three base hsShcekard. II; Batch; 10; Lum
lev, o. Hitter 5; Dobbs, !! Bahb. BERGEN. 2; Gesser
Dobbs. 10. Lumey. is: Gessler, ~ Batch 0' Sheck-
ard. 0: Hitter. 0; Babb,, I; MALAY; >: Lewis s. Nc
Stolen Bases--Lumcy. 49, Sheckard. II; Gessler.
49, Batch "A: Lewis, IL: Malay II: Dobbs. l2: Babb
Sacrhce Hlts-Lumey., 13; Lewis. is; sheckard
70 Bergrn iO DObbs 10: Batch, 4; Rabb. I: Malay, 4
Ritter g. Mcintyre, s. Hail. 3; Stricklet. 2: Scanon. p
Mitchell, /: Gessler. /: Fason, !. Total, l03
Double plays-Nlncty.
struck Out-By Mcintyre 1872 gamesN. los: BY
scanon ?7 games es BY S,rickttt '?1 q, games,
a. Total, S54 First base on balisOf Scanlon.
81 Mcintyre q OF .ason& & s. OF S,rskls,, o ~
lett o. Mitchell. 5; Mcintyre, g. 5Scanlon, 3; Eason
s. Total O., Balks,Scanon l; Bason. !; 4 S,,ck, S,
lett, i; Total II. Passed balls-bergen'o n'o' Mt'er'
Total. g.
The sun., 1905-09-11
New York Nationals.

Homo Runs-Dahlen. !: Donlin. o; McGHin, o
MatheTsoa + s,Tsng; 2; Clarke; ro,ni TIr,5 s5
u; McGann. II: peylln. 8; Dahlen. 4; Bresnahan o.
S,rans Awss 81 q wo ba:s !. soSss Ss
ponin. IS; McGann. Is; Mertes. i7 pahlen. 49,
o. Gilbert. 8; strang. s: .MeGnnity. 9: Mathewson
8: Wiltse, 8; Taylor, Total 145.
Donln. 70; McGann 2l Browne. 20 S!rahg la:
Gilbert, IL: Bresnahan. II Bowerman, 8, McGin :
nifty. s. Elliott 2; Wntse. 2: Mathewson. l; McGraw
sacriace hi,s-McGann, 10; Gilbert. II Mertes,
II: Strang. o.: Donln. Z: Browne. bowerman
Ames. I; McGinnty 2; Wiltse. ?. Clarke. !? Mathew
son, l. Total. o..
Triple plAys-One.
Double plays-Seventy four. ,.
son tss games. 40 By MeGinn!.y i&s games. lia
By Wli,se 20 games, 100 by Taylor t2a games,
70: by Elliott a games. 10. Total 722. First base
on bsls-on Ames, 90: OF Maihewson, So on
S. Total 2os. wild pitchesMAn,ss 2o Maihew- they
son. o: Wilse. 7: Taylor. s: McGinnlty, z Total
40. Balks-Ma,hewson. !; Ia lor, l. Total, 2.
Passed -Bresnahan. IA: Bowerman, 7. Total
The sun., 1905-09-11
New York Americans.

Home runs-Williams. s.; keeler. 4: Chase. 3
/; Total. ii. Three base hits-Conroy 10; Williams
8; Dougherty.. 6; ieaeer, 8; Chase. 3; kecier, 8
Klcinow 2: Elbcrfcld. 2: Chesbro. 2: Mcclure q
rth oI!h i pS'WAnn, W,1,:m. l. Total sssr 40 Two ".
Ycager. IA; Chase. u: Elberfeld, }2 fultz, s. Nc
Guirc, i Dougherty: 8; Kleinow. SThSSsbro q Hahn
Stolen bases -Futz. 81: Chase. 25; Conroy, %;
Elberfcld Is: Williams. Is: Doughcrty. 49, keeler, Il:
Yeager 0; Mcclure, s. KlcinoV ?; Ortiz i; chesbro.
saeriace hl,s|Keeicr, 20; Elbcrtcld III Chase. Is;
Fuix. ii: Conroy, 10; Williams. 10; klslnow; :;
Guire i: Hahn. /; Hogg. l: Gritnth. l. Total, 49,
Double pays-Seventy seven.
1872 games. 100; by Orth Ol gamesl, 92: by Powell
ts5 gamesl 81: by Grlhth (2l gancsl. 81; by Putt
mann al gamesl, II: by Newton Is games, 10;
BY Goode games Total 4ss g.. Fl F,rs, SoaS base
50; on Orth, 10: OH Putnam. "a OF Newton, 10;
o Gl!h a. 90 on GSods S.sbTS z b9,a' 81 Fawc Ma
Grifiith. 8: Putnam. 2. Total. 50 !alks -HogE. D.
Passed bals-Klcinow. 7; Mcguire. O. Total. i3.
The sun., 1905-09-11
Baseball Notes.

Tho New York Nationals ha to fight hard In
every game last week.
The rootcrs at the Polo Grounds think pcv!,n
fully as good As Bradley or Collins.
Chase can get further on tho bases on the least
slip by opponents than most players. He promises
TO he the best base runner In the American League
The worlds championship series probably will
begin on Oct. II. The city In which they arc TO
begin Is 10 be determined by LOT, IT has been
sugge2ted that In case New York and Philadelphia
are the contending teams. games be aitcrnatcd
daily between tho two oities.
The sun., 1905-09-11

the Individual records. j. l.. Poyer of Brook
iyn is still ahead with 80 so. with a. G. Laurie
and c. p. Hurditch OF Staten Island. 4. s.
II. c. Smart Of Kings County and c. II. Clarke
OF Staten Island following with respective
averages Of 2s.27. :5.ll. -. 23ss. 23.H and
3l.T.
As the season draws to- close the bowling
composition gradually becomes, closer. T,
performance last SATURDAY.. has advanced to
second place with 5,sS, . fraction Of per cent.
behind J, II. Tst.erkall Of Brooklyn. who
BROOK lyn. with 500: Il. r. Cobb, Staten
Island. with SIS; G. a, Worm. Brooklyn.
with III and. c. II. Clarke. Staten Island.
with 7.Se.
The sun., 1905-09-11

sBatted for Sudor In the ninth inning.
g, s,.I.Ssns Lon,s-..'.S "a 9 SIS SSi 9 g
Hess Three base hit--Roth. Sacrifice hits
Stone. Frlck, Bradley. Double ,play-Stoyell and
Sen SS Hsss k0ess5 f,s;
base on balis-of Sudor. 2; on Hess. 3. Struck
outBy Sudhon. 5: by Hess. q by Howell, 2. Left
o'Loughnn. Tme-2 hours and is minutes.
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.
The sun., 1905-09-11

Two base h!ts-Howard Dnnleavy L9. sacr1hce
Howard. Stolen bases-Arndt. Wagner First tase
on bals,non on Thlclman. 9: Of Lieneid; g. struck
out-By Thelman, l: by Licheld. L. Left on bases
st. Louis. 8: PitLsburg. g. umpirc-Emsle, Time
Il hour and 20 minutes. Attendancc4.too.
CINCINNATI, S: CHICAGO IN. L., 2.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1O.--ln a pitchers battle the
Reds with overall In the box won from Reulbach
and the Chicagos to day. The Reds found Reul.
bach easier as the game progressed. Corcorans
triple with two on bases cllnched the game IN the
eighth. The scoro
The sun., 1905-09-11
CHICAGO.

IUlals 20 IT ~ " 1VsuIS 80 - u
'Batted for Reuibach In the ninth inning.
Cincinnati ...,........... 0 1..-6
Chicago o o y 0 o.
Two base h-Scymour. Three base hik-Cor
CO an. Stolen base-Odwcll. First base on balls
on Overall. 2; on Reubach. 4. Sacrifice hits
barry, Evcrs. Casey. overall. Hit by pitcher
by Reulbach. 2. Struck out-By Overall Z:
by Reubach, . Left on bases Cinci natl, l3.
Chicago. 10. Umpire Bausewnc. Tme-1 hcurs
and 10 minutes. Aucndance-4,2O0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.