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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

The Patient-''Doctor. why DONE
you bring be your biii?"
The Doctor-"Thers Is plenty Of
time for that"
The Patient-"Ahi then there is
hope for me at last"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16
A CREAMY FOOD

SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil prepared as a food
not a food like bread or meat,
but more like cream; in fact.
it is the cream of cod liver
oil. At the same time it is a
blood-maker, a nerve tonic
and a Aesh-builder. But
principally it is food for tired
and weak digestions, for all
who are fat-starved and thin.
tits pleasant to take; children
like it and ask for more.
Wen seaa ~ q sanPls, iEss
SCOTT q BOVINE. ~ Pearl s'rsss ES- Yea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

An improved machine for sealing
envelopes has been invented By .
man in Topeka. Kan. The mschtne.
Il Is claimed, will eeal from 5000 to
$4,000 envelopes per hour Of any o.
dinary bulk. 4!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

II "a said mat ths effect Of intdN
scating drinks is such as TO make =
Erenchman want to dance. a German
70 sing, a sDaniaEd TO gamble. an En'
glishman to eat, an ytA1ah to bAcsts
an Irlshman TO fight. and an AmOg'osn
70 make a speech. A !,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

ibid you attend the Wilson obSS
quiesg" nsked Mrs. Oldcastle. "Gras
cious. no " replied her hostess. 'Havs
they had some1 Why. me and Josiah
was at the funeral OF their grand
mother only last week."-Chicago Rec
orc Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

The West Side Coal Yard is the best
place to leave your order for coal and
wood. Give me a trial order T. d.
siarshall. Phone 375. Terms cash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

At least half dozen women m tie
business and professional life Of Chr
cago receive $4,000 per year from
their vocasions. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

A woman who will talk two hoirs
over a telephone IN telling a friend
that she Is going to ,an and Still hays
~ much as ever TO say when she gs'a
here -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

NiAfApAg VI OhAAhplhhs i-oLdh kbAANyf
So.
Notice is hereby given that
Heinz A. prapn
has this day fled in tbs Office Of the
County Clerk, in and for said County
his petition. asking that a license be
granted him to sell at wholesale male
liquors on
Lots to y. block - Second ward.
City OF 'iuthrio. in said County ard
Territory.
II no protest ne fled on or before
January 10, 1915.
his petition win be granted and
license issued
Witness my rand AMI Tho seal ot
said County hereto atfi' ed his
9Th day II January, 1905
(sEAl.)
M. e Traps, County Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16
Personal
Mention.

= EAGItttOFts g
ee>Ssgsssssseeesssssssss>ssss
r. H. Griffith is here today from
Wichita
A. G. Burwen Of Klngasher, is in
the city.
G. j. Peck was here today from Ok.
ahoma city
W. NJ Bye-s of Muihall. S a visitor
in the capital city
w Z. Combs Of oklahoma City was
in tha city over Sunday.
Uno Me Bryce leaves this evening
on weeks separating trip.
A. ~. Fiederlcl, Of Lhiekasha. spent
the day in the capital city.
J c Waugh Of Derby Nas., is here
t-ansacting special business.
:. w. Smith was an :rxaasas City
visitor in Guthrie yesterday.
Sol Mayor Of San Angelo. Texas. Is
a The city today on business.
pon Sweeney of skatooR. 7. T., is
IN the city today on business.
-
George B Rit;enhouse Of Chanller
was in the capital city yesterday.
S. D. Decker came in from Chandler
today to attend tc some legal matters
y ]. and Lawrence Grimes OF Clcve
Ian Ollle.. are in the city on business
A. c. Erdman is here from Watita
| T. r.. to lock a4te- some special bust
ness
Mr. and Mrs NJ A Cain, of Pawnee
were in the city over SUNDAY visiting
friends.
w. G. y. Youte ard wife of Oklaho
ma City, are IN Guthrie today visiting
friends.
]. T. Fischer Of Carnegie. was II
Guthrie this morning on importan
business.
Ed S. Hackett Of Winfield. Kas.. I
in the capital city today on impo-,an
business.
A. w. Swope Of Saltwater, one c
Payne county's hustling real estat
men, is in Guthrie.
NJ. weinbcrger. the Same Ol
Noses" is confined to his home wit
a severe attack Of iumbago.
, Miss Adda Peterson went to Nayin
' today to visit few days with he
i brother WHO IS in the hardware bus
5 ness at that place.
F. D. Trekcll and d, = Rounds Z
! Wichita, are h IRE on special bushes
These gentlemen are TWO Of wichita
& lest business men. They own a nu
9 Der Of lumber yards in Oklahoma Al
I Kansas.
: Among the new business firms
the city Is ;nat Of 7 f. MeKem,on al
I company. propr'etors Of 'he new co
v yard at GA; South Division street. NJ
a McKonaon has been resident
y Guthrie for some time and is We
D known.
= A. .. Brewer one Of he best know
h business men Of Woods county
Il here today from Helena taking a lo'
g at the legislature Mr.. Brewer b
served his county two years as coun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

Judge Knott Why did you rob this
man in broad daylight? Prsoner-I
couldn't help #, your honor. l had al
engagement every night that week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

We have what is said TO be ths
finest line OF Harness In oklshoma,
and we are frank to say We want your
trade
). s. LYON.
"imnlement & Vehicle Corner,
12n 22.24 NORTH Division 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

George Estes q near Marshall Is
in Guthrie attending The High School
He started 20 Saltwater but changed
his mind and stopped at Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

NICELY furnished rooms with bath.
at No 800 f. Noble ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

A. .. Brewer. one Of he best known
business men Of Woods county is
here today from Helena taking a look
at the legislature. Mr.. Brewer has
served his county two years as county
commissioner He IS the father OF he
Woods county high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

F.rst published IA the liaily Leader
fanua~y 5, ls05)
Application For Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma LOGAN County
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

Among the new business firms Of
the city Is ;hat Of 7 f. Mel<em,on aut
company. propr:etors Of 'he new Goa
yard at GA. South Division street. Mr.
McKonaon has been a resident o
Guthrie for some tine; and is wei
known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

F. D. Trekcll and d. =. Rounds of
Wichita, are h4re on special business.
These gentlemen are TWO Of Wichita's
lest business men. They own a num-
Der Of lun Der yards in oklahoma and
Kansas. H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-16

Miss Adda Peterson went to Nayina
today to visit few days with her
brother VITO is in the hardware bust
ness at that place.
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Racing ut Lat0n ..

CIScINNATI Aug. ls.--The track was still, slow at
1.,,onla to day. IN the hrst race Jockey Harris
iril from Sand Bath In the backstretch but was
not hurt The fields were all large and the sport
mediocre. Summaries:
FRS, race--S,x furlongs-Belltoone. o. tN1lsonl,
10 l. won: Lady Lou, IS Radtkc). 10 to l. second:
Hopeful Miss. N perry. to l. third. Time, l:la
Lady Isaa. Ma{,hs Celia; Mexieanna, Queen
second raee-one mils-wedswood, % q.
i, second Florizei. lO+ tFoy). TO s, third Time.
i;a8 IS. Hot, Early Boy Sanction and Fiasco
Third rsce-Seven furlonRs-Roscoe, w &c.
Norris, 4 to 1. won: Paul. a5 H. Williams, to 1,
second; Bird Of Passage. 50 tRadtkel. sdo third.
Dutro. Lem Jones Nominee and Broke Also ran.
Fourth race-Fivc furongs-kiss, % q. Harris,,
Ito l. won: Merry Belle: o. (Schade,. Ito s. second
Toya, o6 (Robinson), 10 to I. third Time. l04 IS
Floss. Telepathy, Vic kinney Mamie O., Ferronicre,
All Brown and Anna Smith also ran
Fifth racc-Six furiongs-Naran. aS tRadtk0,
2 10 j. won: Euba, 50 &c. Norris. S to i. second
Joe Goes. % tHalD. IL to I, third Time. l:i7 ! s.
J, ". O'Nelll. Stroud. Iycrnla; Tom Kiley. Doty,
Judge Traynor and Dr. Riley also ran.
sixth rece-Slx furlcngs-Ls pIccllc, III tE.
Morrson). Is TO 6. won: Aurocelvcr. 10 &c. Norris
10 TO S, second: La Sagittc. 20 tShavep, 90 TO l.
third. Time. ii02-S. chlcorka Maid and Darthula
also ran.
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CHICAGO a. L., o; INV YORK IA. L.. o.
CHICAGO. Aug. is.-The White Sox had the
New Works on the run ro-oav at the end OF
the sixth inning. when torrent Of water came
down. flooded the field and ended the dis
cussion Hits were even, blu Grifiith's men
ran themselves to death On their own long
drives while the Sox combined their safeties
With errors and bases on balls. New York
hit. White hard though without scoring
and Smith pitched out the game. Ortiz re-
tired after a cluster of runs had been made
in the fifth. and Newton was sending them
over when the cloudburst came.
New York got nothing chances for scores
to make triples out of doubles and were ex-
terminated The Sox began work early.
In the hrst inning Jones drew a pass. two
flmbled Callahan's Hrounder, Jones rushing
in. Jones was again passed In the third, and
the same process was repeated, excepting
that this time Galatians nit was clean and
hard.
by Elberfeld and tumble by Williams put
two men on bases. Isbell singled Davis
forced Jones. Callahan walked and Donahpe
sixth pundcn reached nv e SI,.,, foIcs9nt
Dundon coming all the way home The score:
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FIRST RACE.
Hand,cap: for all ages: 500 added: seven fur,ongs
SECOND RAcH

Good start: won easily: sir Lynnewood. blk. C.
nv SIR D,xon-Iady Maynard: owned by j. e.
yldener. trained by r.. Leach.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SENECA
ANDREW MILLERS lilly BEATS
TAxER, A 10 TO I SHOT.
Whimsical, In Receipt Of weight bes's
rangle in . smashinE Race-Sero'
nese Scores for Bill Daiy--Folu Favor
ties Meet Defeat At tho Spa Track.

SARATOGA. Aus. ls.-Andrew Miller's In
,ar,"M. IN the ssnsca Selling stakes, for three
'or'ou. :" '"1 s, Sar. ,o.day. The
yesr-olds. eih iuriohEe, ne i.a., h, purns,
Horoscope fllly was ably riunen ns .
who came from behind with her al the proper
time and won the race In a drive by nA II ,
length. w. !. Ahuerson "a .bowsd in
shot. who had early speed ana s nno"eh 20
front from tho start, lasted long enough 10
,.L. ..cond money from j. II. Steimers
80. - -. e royor;to nv n small margin.
D r,1a,h1e to backed "p i" the anal iurons
While Candida had no chance after the start;
there vas a smashing race between the
ia aiiiss r. ]. Gaynor's
crack two-year OH n rsrsi. In
Whimsical ana r. NJ HNcneo' s.s,s.
the fifth event. at five and hall lurIohse'
TaneIe, who went up in the betting to to 3,
conceded nve po"h. ", 70 rnmnins start and
favoritr. Tangle got running s'a,. NV,
set a stir pace to the head Of the homestretch.
WHARF whimsical moved up, and together they
h.o, ond head tn the wire. Whimsical
ran heau "'u IL, t-on, In Tina IN take
Just se,.h M n re. moss 81. isnaths back E. R.
Bradley's vi.O,, 20 to ! shot. took third
onav .John sanford's Kiamesha H.. who
money Ky or.t ~ moor start. was going stead
..he ~. ana
n.y. q, .ns .einc .vsnt a handlcap for all a ses
ne Vp sInns g yas an oDen betting affair,
Tsn Joseph sn soI.l fayorite with D'Arkle al
ttwuoo-rrasrNo,d colt Clark Griffith, II. T. OK
naLo Is Thomnsnn's Pat Rulver Marioram
a and S;r - Ynnaw"od went out in front at the
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G. OF Notes.

BENNINGTON. Vt. Aug. is,-Alverz J.:
White Of Boston won the title Of Vermont
state golf champion here to-day on the
Mount Anthony links He defeated Percy
H. Jennings of New York in the tnal thirty
ak hole contest by up and TO play. The
Intercollegiate champion played fast golf
Going over the course in "a, he was : up at
The end OF the first rourd In the afternoon
JenninRs was able to hold him. hut could
not get ahead. Arthur King, Mount Anthony.
won the open handicap, with caro- OF ".
l--7s The summary;
Final Bound, Championship , D.vi,ion-AA ,r l.;
Anthony, S up and TO play.
Consolation Cup--Pinal round-Paul waterman
Fkwsnok beat n. h. Cole. Mount Anthony, up.
Second sixteen. Final Round-A. NJ Reed.
Ekwanok. beat Kelly Cole. Mount Anthony's up
and TO play.
The handsome cup offered by Mrs. McElroy
to be competed for by the women at Lake
Placid was won yesterday by Mrs. II. +.
Miller.
HIGHLAND PARK, ILL.,. Aug. ,ls..C. F. Cling
man. ir., OF the Honiewood Club was the
hero Of the Exmoor Golf Club, t9nrnament
to-day. He put out Walter y. Egan, the
former Western Golf Association champion
and cousin of n. Chandler Egan. by up and
3 to play.
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hoy Player Scores Al Rogue.

NORWICH, Conn. Aug. IL, The feature Of
to-day's play in the national rogue tourna-
ment was brakes defeat of Williams, the
leader. who had won Ave games straight. and
the brilliant playing Of young Ellsworth
the boy player, who shut out Wahly a, d
Prof. Jacobus without allowing either OF the m
shot.
Williams came near losing a game 10 DR..
veasey, who at length wired his own ball in
the cage. allowing Williams to get the balls
and. the game Williams has Vet to meet
Besworth and wahly. Owing to mud. rain
and wet courts early In the week the tourna-
viii not Do decided until tomorrow.
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FINE TENNIS By STEVENS.
Baseiine Player Defeats Hobart and
Reaches Final OF Meadow Tourney.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug is.--With all Of the
lawn tennis events in full swing to-day. the
experts came through to the final ROUNDS
Of the singles and doubles, Richard Stevens.
the noted base line player. gaining his bracket
in the nnal Of the singles. stevenss defeat
of the veteran international player, Clarence
Hobart. was one OF the features OF the Meadow
Clubs tournament He won over Hobart
in the semi final and then by the same score.
s-l, Ga, defeated the Kings county cham
pion, Frederick @. Anderson, for the place
In the Anal round. Stevens has come through
this tournament to the Anal several times.
but he has always been beaten. AZ he VIII
meet the winner Of tho Dewhurst-Behr match
In the morning. II IL believed BY the sxperts
that at last Stevens Il TO triumph here
The doubles yielded good sport this after
noon, Is the committee hurried the matches
through, and only one match remained IN
played in the third round whom the COM
petitors retired for the day. Three pairs
advanced to the se mi ais. the brackets being
taken by He.Iry Torrance and Theodore
Roosevelt Pell, Harry +. Allen and Frederick
&. Anderson and William A. Larned and Henry
Holt.
Steyens's defeat Of Hobart and Anderson
In rapid order furnished remarkable e1h,-
bition of the splendid defensive and attack
ing qualities OF the base line game. stevens
IL going over the net so low that both Hobart
and Anderson were compelled TO make their
returns on ground strokes. on which ooth
showed weakness TO an amazing extent.
lnv alton sngle.-rouI'h r3n1dMRc Gi.y
enes Hobart Orange Lawn Tennis cpD sI SMs;
Edward b DeNhuTs' mniysps H o. rsnnsys"sHi
Kari Behr. Yale University. defeated Henry Holt
Hs Sem f,S. s roundRch.rd Stevens ST. Georges
Cricket Cub defeated Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Lawn Tennis CLUB, s,i.epS r.-d "a
HAWAII HAWAII defeated Stewart Wirr and Alfred Still
mar: Second xs'l a Ss - cos,on and Kari nshr
Yale. defeated Robert p. Hunting ton and harn a.
Meadow Grub ~ H,r B. = vno Cub Ly as
Sented EDWARD n Dcvhurs, and Edgar ". Leonard,
PENNSYLVANIA Harvard, 81. 80. IS,
Ro rsri Pei. EnrIewood Field Cub and New
York Tennis Club defeated Robert n, MI, Niles ana
G. + Watson. Jr Orange Lawn Tennis c ans. Son
New YORK YORK Athletic and Kings County Lawn Tennis
clubs. defeated Clarence hobart and Wyne C. GRAM
Orange and NeT aorE Lawn To Tennis fIsoS koobe
and Harry F. Allen defeated Miss L. Kobbe and
Henry torrance, e-s. .; Miss Gross and George
cl,rk Jr,' IS. o., IS; Miss Holllns and eros;
venor At,crbury defeat ed Mrs II. H, Boyessen ard
samuel Bcardsley hy default Miss carE ana
Iyop. %. So. 6-3 Miss Barney and William
4. Larned defeated Miss Coster and Theodore .1,dI
Roosevelt Pel 80 Ca; Mss pcl' az aho wrrnu9ke,l
H, Blagden. a.. 60; Miss Russell and + G. Col
sion defeated Miss CULVER and ALFRED S,illman
M Nil nSsS1Ss .nd wyc
Second Round James II. Mclean and W.
Miss Cross and George 4. Ne,,lr,on. d. e.
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international Chess.
speetnr Gable pe,pateh to TIE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
BARMRN Germany. Aug. is.-ln the NTH
round OF the International chess masters
tournament. contested at the Concordia to-
day. Marshall won from Bardeleben BERN
stein defeated John. Alapin scored against
Berger and Leonhardt disposed OF Gottschatl.
Drawn games were recorded between Tschi-
corin and Maroczy. Burn and Schlcchter
and SuechtnE and Wolf.
Five adjourned games from earlier rounds
were also decided to-day. John scored
against Alapin, and the games between
Tsrhi aorin and Aiapin and Gottschall and
Vol were ali drawn. The record to date:
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hits-Crawford. Ferris Sacrifice hits-OLeary,
coughlin Donovan Flrst base on baIIseon Dono.
van, =; on souhs z Struck on.s.By Donovan. q;
Stahl and Ferris First base on erIor-Detroii.
stolen VI cSlns Ssioesh WId
I. Umplrcs- Sheridan and Mccarthy. Time-i
hour and 70 minutes Atendance--i.0OO.
ut. LOUIS "A. L). s. PHILADRLPHIA "a. L,,
Sr. LOWS Aug. ia-The Philadelphia and ST.
Louis teams played sixteen inning eame with tn =
scoro TO when tho game was called because of
darkness. The score:
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Record Entry for Tennis Championship.

NEWPORT, Aug Is.-The drawings for tho
National Lawn Tennis tournament were made
this afternoon at the Casino by DR.. James
Dwight. president OF the National Lawn
Tennis Association. assisted by william j.
Clo,hier and william p. Thompson. There
being IS in 1900, The drawing by the Ba gns H.
Wild system required ,hst there ehould be
&c players drawn for ne preliminary. round,
to o. from which hey will be reduced by
successive rounds Of play 10 50. 10. 0. 4, .
and !. ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-19
Cricket.

A team Of veteran crioketers Of New York
tried conclusions with the summer eleven
OF the Staten Island c, c. yesterday at Liv-
ingston They got five OF the Islanders out
cheaply enough. but then W. F, Keenan,.
Jr., and p E. Bonsfield got together and put
on ll3 runs in partnership without the loss
OF a wicket In one hour and enabled their
side to win the game by 90 runs after de
claring" with only five wiokets down.
good innings OF .a not out. and carried his
Bat through the innings from the fall Of the
first wicket. c. Dalton. who scored 81, and
well for the veterans. while X. st. q. Walker
and F. knight made u and H. respectiyely.
for Staten Island. The totals were: staten
Island, l75 declared for 6 wlckets): New York
Veterans, IFS.
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coon SPORT AT PARKWAY.
Trotters. PAGERS and Runners in Interest
Ing Contests.

There was plenty Of excitement at the
second day of the Parkway Driving Clubs
midsummer meeting yesterday. Owing to
numerous entries the big field WAS split in
two in the 2:2o class pace. Del Inez won the
first section and the second went to Single d.
The Glens Falls horse. Janvier. won the rs
class trot in a four heat race. dropping the
initial heat to the black mare Rod from
Newark, ~ J.
In the running events there we're good
fields and close finishes. The summaries
70 -nM.
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PHILADELPHIA

First base on errOr-St. louis. Left on bAses-St
Louis. 6: Philadelphia, !. First base on baiH-on
Brown I: on Taylor, 2 on Pi!!enEsr. q OF sparks,i
Titus. Nasee. Dunlesvy. Two base hits-Titus
Thomas, Shannon. Bcckley. Burke. Double plays
Grady. Sacrifice hit-Shsnnon. Bransneid,
Doom. Plttenger. Stolen bases--Shannon, Mcbride.
Wild pitch-Piuenger. Passed bilia-Dooin, a.
Umplrcs-Klein and Emslie. Tme-i hour and
50 minutes Atendance-2,SSs
RosroN H. L., ~: CINCINNATI. 0--YIRsr GAME
BOSTON. Avg, le.-Seven home runs we're made
by Boston and Cincinnati In 10 days double header
The local. shut the visitors out In the hrst game.
being necessary 10 decide II, RayIners tumble
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WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND.
Totals % 2 Fl - 3
GATED for moore in the eiRhth inning;

Stated for Moore in the eighth inning:
S Wsssin9son ...,,....o %
Hits--Of Moore. q. Two base hits-Jackson,
Anderson Heydsn; HICKMAN; Sacrifice hlts.Tuner
base on baiis-On Moor, 1: on Hughes, l. Hit by
pltcher-By Hslls: !: FiIst bsss on eTror.w..h
T. Struck out-By Moore. Q: by Hughes. 10. I'm
pire-O'Loughlin. Time hour and 20 minutes
Attendance-2.Rt.
pHTRorT. 2; BOSTON. "a. LIZ.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. ls.--Donovan had the better
OF Young in TO days pitching duel. and while more
generous in passes was moro effective at crucial
points. Crawford's bat made both Detroit runs
possible and both tailed on the squeeze play Fer
ris was removed for offensive kicking. Lindsay's
double play unassisted YVES feature. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE-

New Yorks Shut Out in ChicaSO-s'xteeh
Inn M Game in 81. Louis.
The washin tons were the only 1aste1n
American League team TO win in the "es'
yesterday. They blanked the Cievelanos'
and while this was going on the New 1orks
were being blanked In a six inning game In
Chicago. The Philade lphias and Browne
played tie game Of sixteen innings. and the
Bostons were worsted by the Detroits. The
results:
Chicago. o: New York o..
Washington, 3; Cleveland, o.
Detroit, ,; Boston. 1.
st. Louis, 3: Philadelphia, y.
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CINCINNATI
Totals :. "a IA % 10 q Totals 8 y ~ Ia
Waited Tor Chech In the eighth Inning.

OncinnAt--.........0
Doston.-....----......i OIL ~
Left on baSss-Bossou. g. Cincinlan. .. Tmt psse
on ballsOn Wilhelm on Hartley !; en Cn SSn: T.
/: By overall. D. Home runs-odwell. Corco ga,
Deehauty. Kelley Three base his. SyIncr h1ts
--Stoinfsidt barry Odwell. RAymcr. stolen os ,a
DoS s. AbSstesho TsansE rn E,ymSWg;; d piich-
Hartley Umpire--Bauswine. Time-ya hours and
IL minutes- AttendAnce-S,i2o
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Totals....4 7t2S 10 2
sDatted for Briggs In the ninth inning.
tone out when winning run was made.

Chicago. ,.......,.....O % y o8 o.
New York o 3 o o lis
Firs, base errors-New York. I; Chicago. I.
Left on bases-New York, s. Chicago. T. First
base on balls-of McGinnl!y. q Oft Briggs. Q: on
Wemer2 Struck out--By Mc(Iinnity. q: by Bryce,
2; by wemer. l.. Sacrifice hlt-Casey. Stolen
bases -Strang. McGann. pevlin. Gilbert. Maloney.
Holman. Double plays-Tinker and Chance t2) :
Holman. Tinker and Chance. Hit by pitcher-By
Weimnr. L. Passed bai-kiing. umpire-O'Day.
Tlme-2 hours. Attendance-8.O0O
PITTsBuRG, 2: BROOKLYN. I.
Lever and Mcintyre had a pitching duel
at Washington Park yesterday, and Lever,
az might have been expected. won. The
and there was no scoring after the third
inning. Each side made a run in the first
inning. Clymer hit safely and reached
third on an out and came in on Leach's fy
to Dobbs: Brooklyn's run was due to q
base on balls to Hall and lIumley's two
out at first gave the Pittsburgs a run in the
third. That was sufficiency. The score:
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Games scheduled FOR To-day.

NATIONAL LrAotE ,,,,
Chicago In New York: fi'tsDurg IN p, tI,
Cincinnati In Boston! ST, l.oL.s IN ih's"o'p"
AMERICAN LEAGUE ,,o.
New York In Chicago; Ros'on In l,e'r .i.,s
telphia In st. Louis: Washington In NIrVe'""'
RAsrHRN LEAGUE, .n
jersey City In Toronto 1.-TWO games ..T,io i've
Rochester (tWo GAmeO: Baltimore IN puD
ranes); Providence Ia Montreal