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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
Attractive Offer
inVS in cur Hard
ware Dept. Bar
GAINS In Pocket
Knives.

We have on display in one of our large
windows a large assortment OF Pocket
Knives slightly damaged by fire and
water while they we're en- route to US
on the steamship Oregon. Values range
from 81 to $50. While they last
take your pick at, each, only. soc
A SHORT TALK ON CUTLERY.
We are sole agents in Astoria for the
celebrated Clauss' make Of Cutlery,
and have a full stock Of knives, razors
and shears always on hand. Every
article mo matter what the price,
with the Clauss brand on it, Is abso.
lutely guaranteed satisfaction or your
money back.
Clauss Razors .......,........sa.so so
Clauss Shears .......... 35c to sI.oo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
Special Values in Lace Curtains

Good for the who preparing bou.ecnog
7sc CURTAINS FOR 4se.
Nottingham Curtains IL yards long and % inches we suitable
windows in white only Special Friday Saturday and Monday, ouy
sras AND $3.50 CURTAINS csc
IN unusually good value length - yards width
Ha different designs and wel worth former prices they
last only
SAYS CURTAINS AT ss.ia
Nottingham Curtains IL yards long and IL yards wd In ao
desgns overlook edges laundry excellent value at the former
price They'll not with long price
only aaIo
$500 BATTENBERG CURTAINS $685.
Extra Fine Quality attenbTg
mer price and an exceptional bargain at the price ask
only
large stock Of rorcres and Lace Curtains proony reduced
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
FIRES ARE RAGING
Five Forest Fires in Timbers Near
This City.
BIG BLAZE AT GRAY's RIVER

Acres Of Timber Being Consumed by
Fierce Fires-River Above Tongue
Point Enveloped in Smoke-Three
Fires Near Saddle Mountain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
NEGROES AND CHINESE CLASH.
Walters and Cooks at Local Hotel Turn
Belligerents.

There was small riot at the 0cci
uent hotel Thursday night. For sey,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
Pure Foods
and ruits

Mob Hill Coffee, per ID, .....,.as 40
Empress Spider Leg Tea, per lb... 100
Queen Olives, per pint ........... 40
Fancy Sweet Pickles, per pint ..,. rs
Imported Swiss Cheese, per ID. -. 40
Shredded Cocoanut, per lb....... 40
New Process Boiled Ham, per b.. .s5
Fancy Large Mackerel, cach..,.u 30
SinClair's Fidelity Bacon, per b. .aa
s. & W. Canned Asparagus, per can 80
See Our Early
CRAWFORD PEACHES.
For canning purposes they are unex.
celled; same as our fine
BARTLETT PEARS.
We carefully examine oilr fruit before
delivery Is made, and all vino order their
fruits here are assured Of getting
ONLY THE BEST ON THE MARKET.
Give us your orders early for these
fruits 50 We can reserve the amount you
want at such time as they are lowest
in price, yet best in quality.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
Exceptional Bargains in Table Linens,
Towels, Etc.

The largest and most complete
stock in the city to select from.
45c TABLE DAMASK, aec.
58.iQ. Bleaehed Table Damasks, suit.
able for every day wear; readily
brings 4jc yard. For Friday, Sat
urday and Mondays selling we've
marked them, a yard, only. !. age
soc AND 6oc coLoRED DAMASKs,
4sc.
64in. Fast Color Table Damask, in
$3.50 AND SI.7s L
Extra Fine Quality Pure Irish Linen
design; good value at sl.75 and exec
now yard, only .................
24x24 in. Napkins to Match, per doze
Our supply of Table Linen was I
grade goods at moderate prices appeal
reductions. :
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12

red. blue and brown; extra heavy
and well known for its durability.
A yard. only, during this sale 4sc
This number also comes in bleached.
sI.a5 LINEN DAMASK, csc.
6S.in. Guaranteed All Pure Linen
Damask, plain or open worked Dor.
ders in dozen neat patterns; well
worth the former price Of SIPS.
Exceptional value for three days
at, only, a yard u......... CSC
22x22 in. Napkins to match. doz. Sos
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12

Good news for the women who are preparing TO 4,
7sc CURTAINS FOR 4sc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICE
ONE THIRD OFF

Professor Gum, our portrait artist
dry goods windows. His work l. attrac
+ you haven't seen him, you'll have to hu
! short time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
WRESTLING.
THE CONTESTS
 TOMORROW
Great interest Centered in the Three Matches at simonsviile A. t. Rooms Tosnorfow Night.

Wrestling that will be wrestling csn De seeh u6wt at tile simohsvilie Atli. letfc club to-thofrow evening when three good matches will take place. No more rough h6tise tactics will be allowed ahd the boys will ali be pleased at thlsy betaiise they do hot believe In t ahy more than do the pro- tlioters. Mahagef Joe tlawlor has bre pared an excellent card for the totfna tiieiit, and every match will be cork ef. The main contest will bring tn. getlier Dan Pickett, the uhdefeated llglitwelght of Connecticut. and tvat stindstrbtn, the champion weltet weight of the country. sundstton will tihdeftaketothrbw Pickett two fails fin one, hour of actual wrestling This will De match worth going far to see. The first preliminary viii bring together William Btazei of the puaktt Athletic club and Voting Smith of New York the chainpion gs-bbund boy, of the world In tile second pre. liininary, Young Fitzgerald of the Goodwill Athletic eiub viii face Bili Smith of the Brooklyn Athletic tiub. Here are thtee matches that viii bn thuse you and make yoii long for more. The matches will begin at 8 o'clock and will be rtit one after the other without delay
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
wAreHlleAr A WINNER.
"Diamend Jim" B,nas,s ssown teit
 Captures peipiia stakes.


 NEW YORK, Aug Many of inc spectators were surprised when they arrived at the slieepshend Bay course. Instead of fast going they found that the heavy rains had made the track heavy it was not sloppy. for it was beaten down until it was heavy. The hot sun had dried it out on top. but it wns heavy underneath and along the fall was very deep.
 Two stake features were down for decision One was the Dolphin for three teat .olds and the other was the Partridge stakes for two yeat.oids Both attracted good fields and resulted In excellent betting races. Scratches in the first race were plentiful tndy Amelia. uinette. Fat 1uisef. lisndsaf ra. Ciotep. Grenade. Druid and An ccstof came out of that event. and uamsra and Oliver Cromwell were withdrawn from the Dolphin sum. nafies,
 First Race shotgun. first, Gold smith. second. bAfkle. third. Second nsce Bal,ae. first Grandpa. second f,laek Death. third.
 Third Hace Yankee Consul. first. Belle uf rednes,. second thidIas. third. Fourth Ilace wnterllrit first. Coy Maid. second. Rose of Dawn. third.
 Fifth lisee israelite. first. Virgo. second. The Clean. third. Fieur de Masie finished second. but wss tis qualified for foulins
 Sixth Race fiumu first Alvin. sec. oBd New Mown Hay. third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30

remember, was one of the best men ats his weight, tB5 pounds. In England at one time 1 did not knock iIlhi otftx but would have done so. i'm sure, had not the mill beeii stopped Hobefts broke diie of his hands with a blow un tnt head
 If can succeed [ will make en ef4 fort tu phgage in a few six round bouts at Philadelphia first. An need Is a little work, so that 1 can build myself upf 1 ain lighter by at least eight poihds than when 1 was chnm1 pion. A mouths faithful training will put me right on edge France Ia tho renl place for boxing Just now, and if sOtile enterpflsnp manager visits that country and gives the inhabitants a chance 10 witness twenty fotnd boui4 between men of reputation he ouah6 to make mint of money. isobcrts and myself drew n bie gate and wa only agreed to meet for ten rouhdal Jefftles would Dc able tu nnke for. tune in Paris alone iy showing there. h think that the public would pntfon4 izc him for six months ht tlIp. ao thirsty apparently are they for boa- lug
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
THE DIAMOND.
THE BOYS
 WERE THERE
Hoiyoke Admitted Them Free Yesterday and Hit The Ball Hard to Please Them = Results of All Games.

Holyoke, Aug sb-Alinost | million kids piled into the ttolyoke base bali park yesterday aftethooh to witness the slaughter of New tIbhdoh They came from all sections of the city, from the byways and alleswuss, soine of them stnitthy faced titehlhs sotiie Of them shiny lii face from lotg stftib- bling and with their best bibs and fuckers. and all of them hooting like thlngs possessed for a Hbly6ke vic tory. A victory they saw by hb less q measure than 1T to 1.
 The million estimate WIS made by one of the adult spectators, who, like hls colleagues, fouiid more pleasure iii watching the antics Uf Voting America hs performed by Voting Holybke than he did i'll the actual happenings of the game. The iiinhaeeineht estimated that there were close to B,00O of the youngsters. From the space they ot- cuple1 conservative Judgment wotld give the numbers as Il rotihd 2,OUU and every mothers soii of thein had ample of sounding his gladness In the music of base hits from tie Hol- yoke sticks. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
STEAMER" rLAvAoAS sofp.

James Flanagan. better known as "steamer." left fielder of the Spring field base ball team. vas sold testrf dny Co the l'ittshurg National league club for si.Tn Flanagan win finish the season with Springfield iu the Con. neeticut league and after inc game Go Bridgeport. saturday of next week. hr plans Co immediately join Inc National league club
 The deai for Flanagan has been pending about utis week Realizing that ihe plafer would be smhIert to draft. the period for which begins Fri day. Manager oNeii deciiei thaf lt would ie preferable to get as much mure than Inc ssss, draftlne price ca tslssihie by disfsssifis of fhe piatsr nmi. right There wss q slight difference tn fhr opinion uf the riagnhtes regard iur ths worth If the risyer. but si Hn eas nnally agreed ur-rn ss reasuna ble- hxure Manager O'Neii wanted xi a<a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
DETROIT WANTS HIM

Ifaivaks. Aug Ds tf KH uessar misk hsd nai tutnE-i inc Holyske feam tasf wsrk fta ehanres are fhaf he veahi havs been sof te ths Detroit fssm o, fhe tmeffean iesrue bF ftis lime fAstruif wss ready c. take uy, negotiations taoklug fs fhe purehsse os fte Htfie feilsw wEfh V view e mslnx hisn ss a utility fnaehfer
 If is not considered unliksiy even now that desi msr ts eventually esr. fsssi through though C vifl mesn fhsf th~ risyer vili t1 et.iir~f frss ia Fsy q Hne ~ SIS for his setisus wifh the Hotyese club Thers is n dispa.sttan herr te hof Nrsnrrnsck h~rk. ss ff ls rpaitr~d fhst h~ hss much staHsy ss player v he esn tesrn that hs nnuss give his besf to fse r-rcple vko are psyfnz him Mr<icrmtrk was ss- p~D4~f fc~ fhe r~ss o< fse s>s.pn. e.d is pyusshy ssry fsr bic hsssy s<stoa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
SPRINGFIELD PLAYED POORLY.

Springfield. Aug ao.AThe Ponies didn't play as though there were any higher price tags dangling to them yesterday. The whole outfit wouiin't have brought many buckets of eop. pers ai auction. Scores. Bridgeport q. Springfield T. home team [. orators q.
 There wasn't as much cleanliness lu the iocai display ss had been shown in the seven straight wins which were recorded ID Co yesterdays loss 0f the first portion of the double hiii The Ponies didn't know whether natneY Dreyfuss ur tho frrnyiesl head ~ some financial institution was awaiting in Inc grand stand Co bounce upon the starss the moment thet popped intu sight and haul them away hy means cf golden charms tf nut 0f thn shrewd snunr men did honestly sns. tert tiK teaEuc moguls af iurking in the vicinity. the Ponies must have decp iote far 1an uNsiTs company and seant resrcet for their own anl. hitluns Tho seures.
 rir.i game. nHE llrldgetoft .ooift20 co 70 q Springfield .2oi eUu uO0a43 ti al
 Batteries Coneu and Beaumont: ife.s snd o'connor; umpire. Kennedy.
 seconf game HHE Springfield .I4oaio s-5fial HriIRelssrf onnAuaa Gfafl
 Raiterie~-Isuby snd Hutafrs. Nur. phy. White ani Beaumont. ampirp. Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
KID f.AvIGNr nT-rrnNs

KId fsvi9ns. the former lightweight champion of tiie world. has fusf res turned frum Paris where he has isen during the last thrpe years Iavisue wss at the Hotel MafrpI-sie resiefsiay renewing old friendships The former Ring uf the iiKhfwelrhfs has not changed snyihiux in appearance. but daes not se~fn fo 10 enjoying fha best us health. though. and says that he never felt better than he does at pres enf
 sf'm going ta Est hack ints inc game rizht swafss said Isaxixne. fl am ouiy % yesrs oid and [ think inst sm capable of haliinx my own wifh anv nf the men af my weight [ have seeu fhe folly Of rny ways and for tso yearx I haven't taken anything stronr
 er fhsu srsia wate<s [ inferl.l ss sffrk te fbe water ws<n. too. [ hssi shs gloves on in serious fight but one during my stay abroad. and thsf vas with Jack Roberta Roberts, q you
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BASKET BALL
PLANS ON FOOT TO
 HAVE ALEACUE HERE

ft looks as if Waterbury is going to
 nsve plenty of basket ball the coming
 season Last year it had fair hold
 on the people although the crowds
 who attended the professional games
 were not very large. The reasons for
 this were tho poor team and because
 if was carly in the sessefl This year
 . team ls to be organized and managed
 hy local young men and they expert to have . raitllng good team. They
 intend to give ail the best players of
 the town q trial and then Co select their team according fn fhe merits of each man Plans are under way tn
 form a IeaKue composed of teams from the various factories snd to play pre- lfmInary games For thls purpose eup has been offered hy tho fesgcr brothers. the managers nf she prufes sInunl team. for the winning team. Some of fhe players who in all rrol,aA bgssty will make up the team are Yea. ger. uuiiixan. sefby. Johnson. Cook and others. Resides s professional team. fhe sieriinss. who each yesr put . fsst team ln the aeisi. have cone fo. grther and eiertei William rurtiss eap- tain. The team has arranged games with the leading ones If the sts'e and expect ts vin the championship which shey have been sesEinx so long. Com pany q intends to psfs . much better fesm In fhe field this year than lasf and win tr the first team ef tbe city. The HIEh .rhcoi team. vhicb had suets s sucrsssfni season last year. win sesfn have good team. fast year if fiif murh fe revive basketball. playing fo large crowds at the '. N. (. \. Pt simo<s every game. Of last years team Brsch slone rprnsIns He Is the captain for the coming year snd hss plenty of fine material so psck from ! Az ret se manager h.s been eierse.f. | but viii f~ the first week sf srhoof Hest3>s fhe sbove mentioned teams. different eiufs viII have guinfets ia lbe eetd- so if is likely fs te vefy in- loEue1n6 onspa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
BICYCLING KRAMER SEAT LAWSON
 IN STRAiCr HEATS

Frank Kramer won the half finite professional bicycle race at vaIlsburg last night, beating fver Lawson iii straight heats. There were several other good races.
 Another race fin the match series between Kramer and Lawson, the worlds champion, will be ruin at Mad ison Square Garden tomorrow night. The race will be ridden in hnlf-mile heats. the best two fin three to decide the winner. There Is great rivalry be tween the two contestants. and as each Is capable of n terrific burst oi speed the race will be close
 This will be the first time that New Workers have had chance to see Il real good race between two men so evenly matched. Although Willie Tenn and Kramer have been riding close races. the result Was never In doubt, and Kramer always had some, thing to spare at the finish The sum maries.
 Three quarter mile race, novice Won bv Harry Barnett. Brooklyn: B Neusehaefer, Newark. seconds Eugene f,staille, Maplewood, third. Time. Pm. | 4.5s.
 Quarter.mle. National Amateur championship Won hr Teddy l,ll iington. National A. C., Brooklyn. James zanes. National A. C.. second C. A. Sherwood. New York A. C.. third. Charles Franks. New York A. C.. fourth Time. 32 s-ts
 Halfmlle match. professional. he. tween Frank L Kramer. East orange. and fver Lawson. Salt Lake Cfty- Won tr Kramer in straight heats Time. i'm. ii 2bs ln each heat
 Twomlle handicap. professional Won hy W. s. Fem. fscraichl. Joe Fogler. Brooklyn. en yards, second Menus Redcll Iynhrook. UiU yardsl. third: W. R. Ice. New York. u2n yardn. Tine. im. fo 2.as.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
THE pUClLISTs.
JIh JEFFRIEs TO REFEREE
Has Been Selected to Take Care of the Britt.Nelson Fisht-Kid Lavisne Back Home John L. Silent

A referee for the finish min between
 Battling Nelson and 1inmy Britt.
 which Is to take place nt Cuimn, Gal. on September [, has been chuset Jim Jeffries Is to utiltiate He was select. ed at q conference held by tic repre- sentntlves of both men Jeiffies has not as yet accepted the office. but it is thought he will not decline. lie says that it all depends on how mitch the elub gives hin for his services. This will be Jeftrless second attempt ht fefereeing He htted in this capacity when Marvin Hurt met Jack lluot. and acquitted himself very fnyorably. There was considerable argument De. fore q suitable referee was selected, and it required the toss of e0lu he. fore q decision wus made. tefffies was Brltts preference from the time the conference began, which WIS spy. eral days ago. while Nelson and his manager Billy Nolan. held out for George silef of Chicago. Britt won the toss and naturally named the boil. ermakpr
 Britt is taking matters rather easy Just now ln his training He has not been doing uny work Co speak of ilut ing the past two days. because. as be snts. he is ln the best of trim already Beginning to.day Britt viii eontlhe his labors Co the dmhaslum He Ia very near the desired weight and does not eate to reduce any until q week before the contest He will skip Inc robe punch the hae and do . little road work from now on. As for boxing, be may cut thls ont of bis progfam for Ruuii
 Nelson is fast taking on ihe extra weight When he settled down ta ae five labor about ten days ago Inc llano found himself tipping inc ticafn al it0 pounds nt dlnt pf close attention to business Nelson has succeeded in re. dnrlug until he is near the reunlfe,t notch Nelson feels confident fhat he will not have the slightest trouhIe in making the necessary scale He de. elafe1 that he never enjoyed better health than at tho present time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Meningitis in Animal.

Veterinary surgeons know. but tts rsnefsi public probably does not tha, some animals are as liable Co msnln gitis ss are human bsings Goats and horses gre the principal sufferers In the dumb creation. snd from them ths infeciion may be transmitted to man in horses the disease ls knoun ss -hydrvephaias scuius~ of horses sf fccted with tte disease. 7s Der cent dle and she remainder have . chronk tendency to relapse -i.ondon Globe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
FIGHT MAY np ofr.

rar~on 1aVies. who was selected hg Charley Mitchell tp iuok after hls In. tefesis Co his proposed match with John c. Sullivan which received quite iut cf newspaper advertising some tifne aRu. has Iaeu unable tn gef nnt. thing tangible from the sullivan end uf the contest Mf Dnvies has written and wired several fines of iafr Co tba eiuh TT1prietors as well as ta Inc idg fellows manager fof co. purpose uf having the match closed up in q hnei iiessliks manner. s1 that he would know where hs vas at. buf so far has beard no,hing from the interested par. ties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
ON THE LINks
Preparations Made fss . Lses1
 Tssyssmen.

The Golf club championship loufnn. | meiit fur iuen nt the West End lInke | will he played this year from srptcma Ter t2 tu 10, inclusive. Tho playing ia for three tnps, the championship. con. solation and blasted hopes eups. The | tournament will he in charge of rrc14 cfick ]. Brown, who will also have entire control of the course. and hIs Judgment will be finHl regarding the 1 post tiuileinent of mhtches The quaII4 l lying rounds will he medal pny and the contest proper will be by match play. The qualifying rounds viii he. eln ai pi n on the afternoon of Sep tember i2 Tho program for the tour. nament is as follows.
 Tuesday, September i2.
 Medal play Eighteen hoies First sixteen to qualify. for champIonshIp and consolation cups. Third eight to qualify for blasted hopes cup.
 Wednesday. September ia.
 Match play Eighteen holes for first sixteen as pef system below. Winners tu continue oh Thursday for chainplosp. ship cup and losers tu continue oo Thursday for consolation cup
 First round match play for blasted hopes cup nraaings for this cup fo be made on Tuesday afternoon by greens committee.
 Thursday. seI~-fnt,er A.
 Sceoud round for champlonshlp cun Match play Eighteen holes
 Serond ruund for consolation cun Match riaf, Eighteen holes
 Setni iinals for blasted hopes cup Msteh play. Eighteen holes
 Friday. september is
 Semi finals for championship snd conseistioh cups Eixhteen holc~. Match piaF
 Firsi half finals for blasted hopes cup. Eighteen holes Match play.
 saturday. September ia
 Finnls for championship and oon- laiion cups Thirty sfx hnlcs Match play. Eighteen holes in the forenoon and eighteen holes Ga the afternoon.
 isast half finals for blasted hopes eup
 Piaye.s wlll be paired aseorslns ss medal piat as follows
 Aftet ihe qualifying rounds the plsy- CTS wiii draw for opponents ss fob lows N ts No Is. rs p:s ss fft 2 rs 1s. vs is. s v- 1o. ( s IA: 4vs h The sinners of the pairs VII plsy in tbe Bext rvund. etc. making four rounds for the finish of the sourna- went
 ~. $. z. A. rules must he arscsIy adhered tD
 The match play VII t~xfn ss 7>O n m. eafh fsf. Any contestant noe ready to start by 31o D m sorfssfs his msteh sadiIe~ for fhs qnslifyIne round and nateh play cannot hs sn- xazrs1 untii the contestant sry4ves n the rtmh house. September f1
 All rsfdis~ wiII b~ r>>~rv~1 Soe cun, tssfanfs en <epssmi~- 1z
 Mole trneks on the fair <nd pufeine greens uiIl be considered -erosnd uS- der reF~lr.- and . tnII may = dropp>d vithous psaalty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
Turslsh aPlnrn. 1.

The plum of ths Turkish govern nnsnt ofsce- is the samiraity. whseh is worth sts.soe a rear. and the pres eri holder is stated to have smsssnd . fortune of c7aoo.Dea. The minister of foreign arsirs has Gsseo. and finance eofaes nest uish si. GO lower. The iorest salary is that s.f the minis ter of mtsss. though is is rather hish. er thsn shat of she premier os Eng. land The sum ls Es.sso
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
FAST PLAYED GAME

Hartford. Aug DA-in a fast ptatai game in whsrh lIartf0rsI xns thr lcssi by opg.srsurse batting Mertfen was ae. feair.f { fo |. yesterday The esue lasted eulF au hour susf a grsrfsr sharp fehiiuz ssve,i ths tlsffars ffom more sexerp drfeat. wtfte Hartford threw away ehancs< af ssoFfr9 hy rrrkiess base running four men h~fnx put ont or fazes The erorws
 R-U.F Harfford . oe2o s-4-t Merifen ... q i . Q q q q o-f4z Bs'f<Y1es-fsrystsr xrus sanrcily. a Roses srd Thaessss. umpire. H,<key.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-30
B3 IT t5 pI New London.

Sacrifice hits, beal. sciilneei smith CurtIss, stolen bases. kenne, l,annon q, two base hits, Hoffman q, Finn. three base hit keanei home runs, IlunmeI. Hartley, bases oh balls. uif Williams 8, of Dnlan 2, left on buses. llolvoke q. New London [ struck ont. by Dolan a nc bt pitcher. by VII. Hams 4; double play, tnrkln, Smith and neal wild pitch, Williams time. ili 80m. attendance, 2.50p. umpire, lIoritlfg.