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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
Can You Take 'Em

Have you room for visitors? VIII
you help entertain N. f. A. delegates?
Rooms are wanted. Call up or write
E. F. Shinn, Care Guthrie club.
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Q a. . n OH Ia
Bears the The Kind You Have ASaE Bought
Signature oi &rzH2zzzM

Berg's Little Liver and Stomach pills
will cure Constipation. Liver and stom-
ach Troubles when all other remedies fail.
Fficient and do not grippe. One hundred
pills 25 cents. j n. Wallace
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importance Of tnis rule It is said tnat
other roads have seen thc common sense
OF air Blacks rules and have adopted
them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Special prices on. buggy harness for so
days. j. B. Calvert, 1l3 West Okla
homa avenue
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To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up the System

And Build Up the system
Take the Old Standard GROVE S
TAsTELESS CHILL TONIC. You
know what you are taking The formu-
Ia is plainly printed on every bottle.
showing st Is simply Quinine and Iron
in tasteless form. The Quinine drives
out the malaria and the Iron builds up
the system. sold by all dealers for "a
years. Price so cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Hobart, May 27-Ed. s. Keene. who
has been county charge for the pas
year and "a half, died Wednesday morn
ine, az tGe Jn Hs was co7iino' t.ere
last Saturday pending az investigation
Of charge OF insanity. Tuesday his
case was passed on, and he was ad
juaged insane, aud was to have poen re
moved TO Norman. Ne1 ,csdass hut be-
fore the time arrived mis- condition he-
came worse ana he died as above
stated. The cause Of his insanity was
the use Of too much liquor For thirty
yesrs he had been hars df mixer, ane as
a result Of his inebriety ne ha' dcli' 'ium
tremens. which was the provimtte cause
Of his death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
TERRITORIAL
NEWS ITEMS
-s
PICKINGS AND JOTTINGS
FROM LEADING PLACES,
OF OKLAHOMA
ENID PARK QUESTION
Deaths, Marriages, AcCi.
dents and Other News.

Eniai Charles i. Moore who has had
cmre o. the citys interest," In the rlat-
ter Of the ten acre park iu the Mcclure
aditufn. has been notified bS tho regis
ter of the hand ohice at Guthrie, that
he has dec.ded Tie matter against the
citv This is a matter that has been
before the land officials several times in
the past. and it Seems that the city can-
not obtain title to the land in question.
VIXEN the original plat Of the addition
was sled. tie eitv under the law gov
erring town phts of public lands, was
given the ten acres for school and park
purposes. The Plat was afterwards
wlthdiawn. and I've city lost the land
il was hed on by several idcreut Iar-
ties, and tsc applicsuo were Always
defeated. tho interior 'eptrumer. claim-
ing that the tract was an isolated one.
No long ago the department advertised
the tract for sale, ut BY strenuous work
on the part Of the city me sale was or
dered stopped TIE LAID was recently
rcplatted, and ten aefez again donated
10 lhe use OF tre city. Ihrouei. Air.
Moore the cits sought 90 have the title
perfected. bat The application bus aF.tm
bee. turned down TIE case viii be
appealed TO thc D. 'erior department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Insure against tornadoes with ". T.
Walker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Pawnee May 27-sherin fuuroy
started for Lanslng. kanals. 11eeia'
afternoon with consignment of birds
for mo penhenuary He hat an ever
hah dozen. as follows; James B1ird.
manslaughter in the first degree, ten
years a. O. R@ruie. forgery and cis-
posing Of mortglgad 2rol eng, one wear
on each charge Ben Brown, Obtaining
money under false pretenses one year;
David Knight burglary two years. Ei-
mer Sweet porso stealits. one year and
W. Jones shooting .ita intent TO kiu.
one year.
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south MeAlester. !. T.; nove. dem-
ase suit in tho fedtlh court here sues
to the jury today Mrs. Jennie
hendricks Is suing tfe Rock Islard fHil-
road for $4,000 personal damages due
to her being run over by careless
crowd mrs. Hendricks was tying 10
alighi from a train and alleges ',,at tn"
trainmen did not keen hack crowd
trying 70 boz rd the ear ard she was
irampleo under foot and seriously in
jured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

s.ush MeAIestsr, l. T, MAY e7.-rhe
board OF directors Of the lrdian Terri
tory Church Federation for prohibition
STA IN lod. hc.d "a meetiag at Musk'gce
al the onice OF tie federation Wedpes
day afternoon Nearly IN the directors
we're present ircludirg Pr,si0cut A. s..
McKeanon. plans for ire 'om.1e at3-
paign We're discussed ana it was detern-
incd 10 naid a prohibition convention
soine time ia September in some ,2~n
selected Dy the committees. The s'cre-
tary 81 the Organization w9a entnosized
TO estaL. sh Journal devoted 90 the
work 81 he deemed it necessary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

l-a1a1l9-77II1ITl = - ~ .
diessts what yod eat, takes the strain Of
Of the heart, and contributes nourishment
strength and health to every organ Of the
body. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach. Inflammation Of the mucous
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrb
Of the Stomach.
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Dieests What You Eat
For sale by c. R. Renrro.

Dollar bottls hoids2t
times as much - TIE
trial. er % cent tias.
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thad stomach trouble and was In q bad state as
had heart trouble with 70. ! took kcdol Dyspepsia
Cure for about four months ana it cured me.
D. KAuBLE, Nevada, o.
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oklshora CITY. My e7 -Ju'y il and
T. the hardware and Implement d,al-
ers Of the two territories win meet ir
this city 20 take action against catalogue
houses doing husiaets In TIE territory.
nhe hardware anj implement men will
also organize matuel insurance eamT
There are NJ this tiae '7b hardware
ana harlemei dealers in the two teui-
tories
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Tulsa, {. =. My g7-Professoc %. ?
stephens. a geologist says ne ,as un-
earlhed a large deposit Of copper ore in
tho vicinity Of Tulsa. i13-essor s.cif-
ems refuses 10 disclose the location. He
thinks there is enough iron also IN thc
territory 10 maize rs refining pr ftaole.
Shawnee, I. T., May 27.-Jim Woods.
arrested nvge Tor Slniag airs. Ames and
Hiram jackson and wounding Della
Burton. has been given ninety-ninc years
By a lincoln corn's hry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27

- bitches. Il. g. Palmer. Seattle.
Island Maid. first. novice bitches.
Ninifred ~. Davis. Victoria. y. c.
Hocklius tatYblrd. first. nrnlt
bitches. G. y. Younkh. Seattle. Ser
Enanra Dot. first. open bitches
George G. Thomas. if.. Oh. Maliwyd
d. first.
Field trial dogs j. A. PEBBLES.
Seattle. Uncle Jim whiicaione flrst.
Irish settlers Novice dozs. II
M0dowcroft. Seattle. Prince. first.
novice bltchea. r. n. McMullan. Sc
attic Colleen. first. open bitches.
Dr. n. G. Daily. Glbsonton. Pa.
lsolde. first.
Gordon settlers Novice doEH. 4. {.
Garrett. Seattle. CARROTS nill. first.
opcn dogs, =. G. Garrett. Seattle.
Garrett's niti. first. puppy bitches.
s. w. Bodley. DuueanH, b. C
Heather Beauty. first.
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[&A LUIHZTZS
Ss %RnGSZp

and wanted 10 talso tie Bs,srpse Of
the champion
MeGovern determined 10 give
Jackson trimming and II eysr
there was n little fellow who could
trim Up a green one Il WAS Terrible
Terry" The coiofcd boy took his
corner and Terry began kidding
him. Ia the first round he went
after jackson 10 hard. that the lat
ter asked his aaconds 10 throw up
the sponge. n. IN the second round
Terry kept u UP.
The fight was proceeding merrily
In the second and jackson was
waiting the appearance OF the
sponge. but the seconds took no pity
on him and lee Terry go ~ fast as
no wanted TO.
Jackson begged 20 hard that the
seconds promised 90 throw up the
sponge IN tho third round unless
Mc00vern let up. About a minute
after the round began. Jackson was
In distress He looked longinEly to-
ward HTS corner and gasped.
Boss amt you gwine to trow up
that uponge7"
I've got no sponge" replied the
little freshman in the corner
'sTrow up the towel" answered
hts second with a grin.
Well. for dc Lords sake. trow up
de bucket. quick begged the black
boy who was nearly all IN.
4 have no bucket. came the an
gWer
We'll. den. I'll trow mp myself. :"
and sure enough he dld. and ali over
! Terry.
TWO FUNNY RING INCIDENTS.
one OF the things Jeffries tells OF
as 4 ring comedy has 70 90 with
Cue Rubin. During the fight Jeff
was rushing Rubin around the fing
sending IN a shower Of blows. when
Gus suddenly stopped. and. turning
20 Harry Corbeit. the referee.
begged;
Make him stop following me.
Harry"
jeff was 40 taken back that ne
stopped his rush. dropped his hands
and laughed aloud Shortly after
that Billy Madden threw up the
sponge
A somewhat similar Incident oc-
CURED when Jcfffica fought "Moxi-
can Pete Everett"
The champion was punching the
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Change the Rules
to Favor the
BattcYs
BASEBALL GOSSIP on INTEREST
TO TIE FANS

BROOKLYN. ~ Y, April o. Nat
ilicka. tho veteran catcher OF the
old New York Mutuala invited me
to hla home In uaboken Sunday
April p he said he wanted 90 show
me picture of the brooklyn Tx
celHlora Of 1850. went to the New
jersey town after church and WA
accorded a cordial reception from
the old boy | had not seen for more
than 20 years.
We talked over baseball 81 the
'Tns aud in the afternoon went 20
the old Sc George cricket grounds
10 see a game between two semi
professional teams
While talking with the Hnboken
club officials WAS introduced TO
Jim 1effriea. who cuurteoualy raised
his hat as he shook hands with old
Father" Ny, what a grip that
man has
During our brief conversation
said Mr. Jeffriea. you are the
first nngllist I've shaken hands with
since ! met John e. iieenan. In
1857" met fiecnan when was on
the Clipper the introduction being
made By Frank Queen.
When the game VAS called Jeff
rien walked 60 n position hack ~
first base. and saw that he had
picked out the softest place from
which 10 give decisions on the
bases
The game was closely contested
and far better than the opening
game a the Polo grounds. in which
! had seen the Giants participate
the day before. The pitching and
fielding wna too much for much
run getting. and not score vas
made until tho fifth inning
J VIA impressed By the crowd. aa
we'll as the conduct ~ the teams
Not a kick vas made and order pre-
vailed throughout The one crit
lcism 10 be- made on the play ~ the
trans was the lack 81 team work A.
bat Tho men tried aiugginE tae
ties. which. In the face of such
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ny JAS J. coRBE1-r
Copyright 1905. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.
AN APPRECIATION OF
MrgOVERN.

MUdONEfkN,
At last Terry McGovern. the hard
hitting little lightweight. " forced
60 take tho count.
~ has been a tough battle FOR the
past six months. and Terry has
fought with even more than hih
usual Eamoneaa. but now no ia un-
abla to answer the bell. and II IL
doubtful N he ever again appears on
tho stage. 10 say nothing Of re-onter-
Ing the ring
The blow that started Terry down
hin was the death OF bis children. o
whom he was inscparably attached.
Then came the illness Of hts wife.
and trouble with his Dyes caused
him 20 wear glasses FOR time
After dlHcardinK these be suffered
for months and months with cxcru-
eiatlnE headaches Hardly had these
been conquered when the game little
fighters stomach failed. aud he was
pronounced a wreck.
Then TwifY.a manager had him
examined ty specialists. who Advis-
81 a long rest for the brooklyn tor
ror. Reluctantly he took their adj
vice aad settled down.
In a short time he felt strong and
declared no would re-enter the ring
Harris protested. but the former
champion insisted. and met Eddie
Hanlon IN Philadelphia. knocking
him out In four rounds.
This gave riko TO the oplniun
that Me8overn was a. strong AZ
ever. 20 thar his last break down
came as a surprise 10 the sporting
world.
Intimate friends had adFiees from
tho west that McGovern wa failing.
They lmpiored him % give no thu
show. aud when he vas finally In
daced . do 90. he vas ordered 10
Hot Springs. Nhcre. Il was thought.
the rest would put him on Bis fest.
ilut the springs failed. and Il is
doubtful n the game little fellow
will ever again DO himself
Some gRy the breakdown Is
traced TO the defeat Of McGoYcrn -
Young Cofheit." az Hartford.
nearly five years ago. when the
featherWeiEht title changed hands
From that Thanksgiving day, when
he first met defeat before 9 crowd
" his friends. McGoTurn has never
recovered from the disgrace OF be-
ing tumblcd from his high position.
AcGpyern was one o. the greatest
fighters In his class He began HE
career IN Brooklyn. where be was
born. and moved down every man
plfted against him lie won the
bantam championship with ease and
went after the faHiherwoikht title
as bio put 90 weight He was lnvin.
chile until he met Young Carbett. "
HAD TO THROW UP SOMETHING.
During the time Terry was meet
Ing all eomesH on tho road. he met.
IN a western city. a colured boy
named Jackson Who MAS ambitious
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DOG FEST
NOW Is ON
VALUABLE CANNES ESHiB-
ITO At MADISON PARK
AWARDS.

All day "wednesday dogs we're
pouring into the pavilion az Madison
park. WhaFa the bench Hhow Of the
Seattle Dog Faneicfa' association
opened Tor the initial day. Frum
Railroad axenua "a the park there
was always a bunch Of CANNES on
the Hne. The Darkest VAS there IN
fun force. lnterminKied with the
general chorus could BE- heard the
staecato mp 81 aH excited fox ter
rier az one end q the hall. while
from the other came the hoaree has
20 81 the huge uastlffH.
After y few hours ~ bowling. the
CANNES got tired Of their musicale
and. with a contribution ~ a male
quartet and q solo BY Miss PrEKy
Mcclure. silence was only broken
by the uurrnur Of voices and an
occasional zap from one purp to an
other 90 he bet atm he would get .
blue ribbon.
All Of the dogs were paraded
around the ring IN the center % the
hall and every one IN attendance
had a chance to inspect the animals
in motion.
The judging occupied ali the after
noon and the decisions were estla-
factory. The valuable eastern dogs
we're the source OF much intefeai
and the exhibit Of coiitea from the
Kennels Of uriffllhs OF SPOKANE
There we're many cocker ispsinieia
from Spokane IN addition % tho
coIiisa
Following we're the decisions rem
dered on the opening day W Jaldge
Lynn
81. Bernards- Rough coated pup
~ dogs. Mrs. a. Kaufman. Seattle
Nero. first. limit dogs. Mrs A.
Kaufman. Seattle. Nero. first;
rough coated. open dogs Mrs A.
Kaufman. Seattle. Nero. first yin
ner dog. Nero.
Novice Dogs. Mabel IAttiefield
Mt Vernon. Admiral Togo. first.
open dogs. Malcolm McPhae. Seat
tie. jeff. first; puppy bitches. , "a.
Whitaker. Seattle. Queen. first,
novice bitches. ]. II. Whitaker, Sc
attic Queen. first: open bitches, Me
E.MHF ~ AaAkheAfs EtAtNlHf NkNA WV
Eulre. first Winner dog. Malcolm
MePheo's jeff
Pointera-Novlce dogs. under IS.
l.. b. Youngs. Seattle. Lyons lingo
Rap. first. novice dogs. over b5.
Gushing b. Baker. Everett. Duke
first; open dogs. under IS, W. IT.
Hanley. Providence. Il. l.. Nara
nansott first; open dogs, over S..
George Bleiatcln. Buffalo, N. Y. Oh
Marks Rush. first. puppy bitches.
Adolph l.. Brand. Seattle. Blondis
first: novice bitches. over IS. A. ~.
jackson. Spokane. Plain Queen,
first: open bitches over 5b. Walter
~. Hanley. Providence, r. T.. Lang-
downes BIT Of Courage. first.
English settofa-Puppy dogs. NJ
y. Croker. Seattle, Rex Rodflold.
first: novice dogs. T. T. Mcconnell,
Victoria. B. c.. Mallwyd Bob. first:
limit dogs. +. p. Mcconnell, Vic
torla. Mallwyd Bob. fret open dogs.
George G. Thomas, lr. Philadelphia
Pa. CHI Mallwyd Sirdar. first. pup
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srANnlNn or rnn cLuns.

After a succession OF disastrous
defeats. Rusty Halls Roiestvens-
Kites sent thrill Of h0pe Into the
hearts or the seattle fanskica ON
"Wednesday by successfully enbaK-
Tag the Los Angeles Toges In RE-
creation hafhor.
The RofeatVenskys made four
successful sortica against tho enc
my. each time sinking n hattlcship,
While the sunny faced ToEos we're
only able 20 place an effective
hrOadside.
Il was grand battle.
The armored cruiser, Charley Hail.
did some effective shooting. while
the receiving ship Fray, covered
itself with Story ana grandstand
nplinters.
The cruiser Baum. OF the Tegos.
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was HE amldshipz during the second
aortie and WIS badly crippled with
three we'll placed ,orpedoes In the
third round. while the local fleet 80
Hklimily manuuvered about the
cruiser Hall that the latter escaped
with but enc gun dismanucd.
Following n an accurate resume
OF the number 81 shots fired.
Score By innings
Seattle ......0 t3o 0 o 0 0 -
Los Angeles e.. 0 90 20 0 0-t
batteries Hall and Fray Baum
and EaKar.
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dayllshtB ont Of Everett when the
latter stuck his head through tho
r0pel and waited for the referee TO
give : decision Ia favor Of the
champion. Then pete turned 10 the
house aud said How did I lose.
did / foul himT
Everett has never realized Just
what happened Immediately there
after He does know. however. that
he was shown a short cut out Of
the town and never stopped until he
reached Oakland. across the bay.
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the way they spend Il
/ vent 10 New York Altar A..
Ing Sullivan In New Orleans -. =
winning the worlds chamglon.s.
and stopped IN q restaurant r.
lunch. ordered a few air..
wanted and partgok " tbe,s
check for 500 was handed ~ =. =
The garcon On my way Out Il.
down a two dollar bin ana a y i -.
piece. and continued toward -
or. veg
Beg pardon. sir. but you h..
JrgDtten your change . ala =
man behind the cash register
oh. no. haven't" / reulled :.
stepped on a bean on my way IA a,
desk I don't want 70 beaf =
house" 8
GG@@~~<~
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1offriea received 90 per cent or
the receipts for his eaay work as
umpire. or rather for bis power OF
attraction.
For years I have tried 60 have the
seorer'a rules revised ia the interest
OF team work At bat. but up 10 the
present have failed signally. ] dld
succeed partially IN 1859. when |
succeeded in having the batsman
given credit for sacrifice hits IN the
summary.
In 1880 I Induced the rules com
miftee 10 consent "a the adoption
Of rule giving balameu special
credit Ia the summary for base hits
which forwarded runners
what I wanted them 60 DO then.
a. do now. waa 10 hays the hats
man given credit for team work NJ
bat. which simply means handling
the bat scientifically and not hap
hazard. as so many do.
Hut at the time I suggested this.
the Improvement dose 80 too large
% be taken and after a nmnih's
iAAA ~ Wa AftftlfsiHhs AasN AAtH iassAt
man OF the committee rs knpt Il
out ever since
The rule / advocate ddes not de-
prive the hatnman ~ the Spnst cred
I Il in his record or AVERAGES foF base
hits which he makes. "a 5~hlsh the
runner IL advanced Il oniy gives
credit Ia the summary % the bats
man whose team work at bat adj
Vancea a runner or scores hiH.
contend that the eatsman who
advances runners by hase hits and
saerlfcea. does more aefsaee for his
side and. thereby. deaafFes more
credit fof bis batting. than tbs man
who aiura the hall for lhrp* base
hits. and who does net bdvaaee n
single man.
H~~, OK /. es<-.sG
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BARRY ARRIVES

TACOMA. wash. April 27.-Daye
Barry. who meets Tommy Burns
here in a 20-round go next Tues
day. arrived here today and wili fin
ish his training In South Tacoma
Barry Is the fayorite In the bet
ting at 10 TO ,. The bout prom
Ises to be the best ever given in
fhln aaril0n.
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Q vars % oinsrasnts for catsrrt
That Contain Mercurv

sense II smell and completely dsrnnEe
the whole system when entering il
through the naacuuH surfaces afrfh
Articles hLuid never be used cycapf
clans as the damage they Wfil AZ l.
ten fold 70 the GOOD you can fsas.ihiss
derive from thaln, Hiaila ratarrh
Cure. manufactured hF ~ J. Fnrness
a Co. Toledo. o. contains no r@t.
curry. and n taken Internally. n~fle.s
directly upon the blood and u..,,sass
snrtacee o. ne sfHtem. In bus inE
the genuine. II 70 takon Infarnafie
and made IN Toi-fn. Onto IN
Cheney A Go. Testimonials free
bottle.
TsEe Halls Family Pills for constI-
patton.
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BowLERs ELECT OFFICERS.

SPOKANE April z7.--At a meet
Ing Of the new bowling association
held here wednesday night. the Of
ficlnis for the year were elected and
several questions Of importance dis
cussed. The executive committee
was Instructed 10 carefully consider
the question OF Salt Lakes candi-
dacy for ths next congress. A meet
will be held IA Portland during tho
first and second weeks OF August.
while the fair Is IN progress
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FUTURE GREATS


The Americans defeated the De-
tenders after a hot game OF ball by
a score OF II 10 Z. Both teams
played like veterans and slugged tho
fall for further orders The Amer
leans punched their hits during the
latter part OF the game. netting
them a lead which the Defenders
could not overcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
TIGERS ADVANCED.

PORTLAND. April a7.-The Tig-
ers won out In tho game here yes
terday by score of to TO 4 EBgan
VA the nth inning smashed cut a
homo run. scoring three men.
Portland 49,. 0 zoe 0 . } o. 1
Tacoma 49,. 900 G 1 20 2-l0
batteries Gates and Murphy,
Fitzgerald and Graham. Umpire
klapI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-27
DIDN'T or A Run.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 81
Oakland could not find Jimmy
Whalcn in the game Wednesday and
went the goose agE route,
San Francisco O02 0 0 50
Oakland ...... o 0 0 o o 0 0 %
batteries Whalcn and shea.
Schmidt and nyrnoa umplre-R@r.
rine.
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Team.
viii ne win the pennant1 NoS
don't you think Il would sound pref
" for me to say At this time that
I expected Boston 10 turn the triekl
We shall try. u course. but 30 viii
seven other teams. most OF them
stronger than last year. and n cou-
pie OF them just as liable 20 step
In and distance as aa We are 10 turn
the trick upon them I look for a
close. exciting race. Not 80 close a.
that Of last season. perhaps. but one
that will make the American league
psnnant chase o. the greatest inter
est. "--Jimmie Collins.