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ore none tsl America ell " tried
II and Neil was Ut 1.-THE Inst Mo PEI Jus
si1o ". good Eowker Il, Is 81 ca ttrsc SOM g.
1 tai,E 81 u a N ,inkno v1 81 quantity u as h,s
Victory over Neil I, couple OF years ar. n aRo
was falr Il being decisive, ~ being ''
generally he as. q w 'l
cd the decision on account OF Neil's rough
style 8 t fig1ltit,g. AZ 8
E#8ll32 Althougha the I'm llst IDEAS Of fighting
d re- some atS llfterant from those gener.-
%ally obtaining III M this 5{S country, there
as hardly any doubt that tell could win YIN
from fEoWkeq III Ion as earsll t's oa1
his native heat h ttell's style In fact,
would Just suit the I'll Brit fishers. who
fancy the scientl fic end }}$ Of the game.
with plenty u everress 8and rapid foot
ma nnerF sc doing bs,dttle, which has hael,
&the generally appr owed tern on this
side Of the pond ever since the coming Sof
Terry Govern, who was real ySSS5 the
fighter who brough It 4 such met hods into II
popularity. IL
They are st to rel1al'tch 71,n1y}
BBrItt and Terry NJ Govern. ~ is time II
III Jimmy Gonroth N the N Frisco promoter.
who Is max i1,g the attlnlpt Ilc lac 4
seffort5in this line was at Chelsea. ard the
affair bid ia to be - NC h q frost that
all Bnego tintions ear TO On abrupt ter
$mination.
Ss It rs 8hardSto figure how such contest
would prove any more nteresting to the
Pacific Coast sports, who are accustomed
to something 4 ke@l the real art cle, II md
for the good Of he @ anne, IL is to- be-
hoped that the ma tcl1 Will mot ma terla;-ss
lie. IT iss not 4 !kcly tina 7 Will IS, an "
how. Joe Humphrey !, I dcG overn's :n1rn-
nger, has wired q & mod lest demand for
$50 900 for Terry u end, & WIN lose or draw.
Battling lson woud ta rdly dare \ ask a
4 for more
iE lack Dougherty the pride gof NJ lWau-3
skee, Nv ho has not 4 been very busy ia tel !,
zis8traintng hard for his ba esyI TIL oes
SWalcott, which occurs Il in 3os ton next
sTlesd lay. This Will be the first important
ring engagement the ia 81 aci T llns
had since his injury q his hand some
eighteen months ago. M oeg S did iRaa title
lighting with some SunlknoW n box rs "a ,Yn
South laS few mon tbs go,t Just to see what
he had 4 left in him, and as the results
seemed \ to show that he had lost IS none
Of tisBold- time form, he de- lded TO take
another whirlg al Il the game,
loot Is srea llys as good as eyer, Or
nearly So, ii there will be sad heart In M
8waukee next lweek, that 8 certain.
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SOUTH RN \! 4. LEA \! UE
Little r ock, IA I'M emphis, ~

Little rock, M emphis, ~. II
q EN- j u he locals
we're unable y "a bunch hts In eli her. of
ito-days game. and "a II le r oc scored q
doublesy tory.
First Game a ]. IS,
Score by inntng s 5$ 81 4, III ~:
Little 9 ! \ g g l g az g
ana Hurlburt. Umpire, Taokabsfry. me-
Second Game: 8ls a n z, Y, g.
B3f Score by inn ngs: = VI 3 ~ ~:
! I & 9 2 g a.
Mea1Riz ~ o uga SUES.
HETlb '9 "a ans Owen mp s. IS SaDe'ssi
Birmingham, II; Atlanta,
as$RIRMING SIIAAf, , IA ] Jul Y Ira NOT nerS
tie gnlna WAS pla ed ne rs, Y o.day pein9
called lat tie end q 81 the thl nnlhR5
on account al Id rk ness. Y, Z, 2,
&c Is ST
B BAL terjes- lla gan and Z, M attheWs; sparks
ana Archer. Umpire, RpdderhaH. Time
4 New M Orleans, Shreveport, :.
NEW + to g 81 the
p lGrnAi run. just as da rkness fell, 4,
g rs, spb9laans q Sis
s. IA teries-Gll ks and n app; "A annel ana
strattoh. Umpire, p cls ley. III me- rs
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~ C:H +: AM. :L.Oc'ol:''s;..
Good Work 81 the L y; z !: Wins !. ms
5 &; ri, AZ, Al Game 81

he gam scheduled for The fternoo on q
he7th$ between tho two g! lbs sln
the Amateur League crea ted \ n lea N O.
suxctemnt The Traction Conn anti
cipnting crowd put tra ca fuli Y
800 journeying out to- II .park 70
witness the contest. Was for blood az
through, and was the ha and g fastest t't
game OF 4 the season Am 4 "
II There were man dies Ysaing
the ropes round the Il mond and the
meeting Throughout was OF 81, lma Ied
character. Il
ESs The knowing ones pred ted e. victory t.
for the Cinnamon on q count ABof their tl
| good showing for the pas SfeV weeks and
their no 5inconsidcrable tory at Elac IS IS
stone on the Fourth. but the efficient wo rs
'sofs strang. the LOCO pi tcher,S and the
nll-roundS good fielding and batting &Ssof
the team won for tho q .ocos 8laurels Of &
which they are rightly proud .
shannessy, the Cinnamon q pitch er,, was
kn looked out OF the tox in X he ssixt tn, and
Waters was substituted for him, but It
was too late. The game was virtually
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Burke, L. q. !. !. d 2
&. i. 10 n 8
The Score BY n innings n III; r..
Times spa tch u. 4. 10 o 10 SO
10 OF fices ]. 2 q 80 -
NINA base hits tout. Rick
settsa 1'lree- base5 III lcke tts e.. Cot
strell s tolen bas mi Ii Nell 4. niere-
dith, II ichard son. Base on ba lis @ Is bur
snetlcs ); Levy. { 3 ~ son, 1911 Hit BY
pitched ball e lex cts 2 urnet Struck
out III Bnrnette. ia by Levy. 4 by ~ b
kinson, 2. Time 8of game. "a ~. Umpire,
.NeWInan ttendarce.lh1
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by McKnigh ], " b ~ Carter 2. Base on
5bals-Of III Nj Knight, 81 HI I by tchedi
ball BY McISnigh !; by Garter, Left eft,
on bases-D anville s Lynch burg. s, Time
of game, one hour and tWenty-fl I've min
iutes. Umpire, Mr., staehle. y tendance
800 s
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'lTALE1l!C / !. o \
/. I|hAfIns1n,PLACl


onan .,eda From I st Z: I'ases y J.
Edell ana schreck 2:oS 4. tjmpitess
Conner and Connollys u
81. Louis, 8 4 View 81 ork, 8. N
8s NEW. DIRK, n J,i Y fie n III y Louis
tea III tocke "a twJ of the# local pitchers
out of the boz III less than two innings
tod md won ss IS ~ X .sss
sst Louis ~, % oB y - 70
New York 7s . VI "a - 10s g
ss 8 Bntterl es; 81 Powell and % Conner Hahn.
ORTIZ. Grifiith ,a,B NJ iire and III Klelnow..
Time. two hours q Umpire sherid
Chicago n j D; Boston, 3. ssSs
IosrON. III VI ts Poor netd-
ing BY the home team gave Chicago 4 Inc
game to- day. q
A Score u II =.
Echicn 60 Fl 4, N DE o1 ~ III D ! i IL
BIOS ofi !. \. o. 10 O HI 81
ma BAT teries: White and 81 Hart ;9 HARRIS,
sArmbrtlster and Carr lgaii Il Time, 4 .40.a
Umpire. o. 1oug III III
Detroit, . Washing ton, y. $3s
VAsIIrNC N. 4 d. 1 j ysS7 Detroit
$outplnyed Washington 81 to- day N and W won.
sItitson was hit hard !. VIII u 1Ciibank, who
x pu sss
,w,ashington5s \. 5o3 D d b soso ~ 10 oS
Detroit h. !. B, Va 10 3 % . "a so8 10
Ss Batteries itsoh and Wakefield; VI X H.
liam. Eubank and Warner. Time M i :4s.a
Umpire. Hurst. i'm
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CANS AND $WAsPS,
Latter Wins After Big Lead at

the Cans. ri.
The start or Of THIS fixture between
these two teams looked any thlng hut
promising for the NYasps, hut they \ got
together In the third inning, after the
Cans had got The substan tial 4 lead o. & y
runs and eventually won mlHel % as
they pleas ed &. There was a. la rge M en-
thusiastio body OF 3iooters to cheer the
local team on 70 victory. but they Wenf
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i YIN CHBURGs 5SHUTNO OUT ,..8
New Pitcl1er or Danville De- e,
IN livered the Goods, III
Especial Ito The Times Dlspate2hEl,))#s

Tsp cal % The Times DlspalGn:)s3g&3
GRANVILLE, Nv A., & Judy \. ~ might.
new pitcher for Danp1lle. was $e' We n 4 hls
is,e,cond trial In the garne here to- du!y,
and he over delivered the goods, f
3twaring was without q i arnlAel n In the tll
history or lthe baseball season y ere, and
Iafas not been surpassed by any Of he
4slahurlen in The State 4. eague, Only one
s1neasley N on base hit was secured or
ta,is delivkFy tlhiq,ing tlle en- tire nine in-
inings and 4. this y one wns made 51 n tho
last limiting with two men down h The III {
was OF no consequence, and Walsh who g
secured It. died on first. The sf1pe analse rH
$we,a presented WI TIL a long row Of goose
{. a.gs q while the robaccontsts piled 81 3t,l'
seven runs as Tho RESULT Of twelve hits
off Carter. Second to the pitching Of Nc.
Knight, the featlllsa of tho gtsnie wa " g
the heavy hitting Of y the GOALS
$zurlagp and Fetzer contested with the
$horse.hide for 1lpn1e runs parking the
ball 5Fptzer hit for a home run u, d he
third inning wi tn three men on bases
Tho game was 1,ract icnlly fea t,mSless fo.
ELynchburg Good team work was noted
however, and the errors &chalkkd q 90 n'at
K the visitots We're no. t. Of a nature to fs tiro
lir fA,a resn,lk M Score 6 iSf
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] Montgomery i i 81; ashville, a,

MONTGOMERY IA, i July. 4 THE
Nashyillcs bunche g. Its and sPerrya wild
!1lrst inning, In the third Montgomery
tied the SCORE, and In the tenth batted
out q victory. W II \
score:f I'D IS i3 "a r n. n.
M , ongon,ery 4, 10 q o on o -
Nashville 4 ~. a o o 90 90 o o Or 6 o
Is Ba tteriea; Nal ark ey and Hansen; Du-
gan and oogan. Il Y mi Ire, f felnninger.
Time 2 ;06. ST. Il S 81 ~
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IL ChicaRoI,, WIZ \ Pittsburp. q

sPITTSBuRG.sPA..5 July Chicago won
the game In tho nin tn inning wit seven
hits most OF hem count ng.
E Score: r. 1Ass p.
Pittsburg !. ~ VI % 0 o s0 d 0s1
Chicago !. NJ l. 0s 0# a ---6 ss
and NJ JollnHtn ia
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Base On 81 g schumnnn, = q still n Hit
by pitched balls s TIL VA Struck I out
Still, ~ By schuinann, 6. Time Of game.
one hour and twenty mimi tes. Y n PITS
Danihy Attendance, g, 300. Al l5S$
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fE ST. ANDREW'S EVV'INS.A
Plays Star Game Against ST.
y AuPustine's SSS

Though the Il $ III andrew boys were
up aga Inst a strong team yesterday,
they managed til win, the palm from St.
by a score Of q o. to 6. II
was a good game all througt HI st. An
drew B showed hcriselyes especially good
for$ ten hits, making twenty bases. md
IN tho eighth inning Mann made q the fea-
,ture OF the game BY Il his hon1e \ run. y 4
ss s. 4 Andrew 81 vii u play the Richmond
Autos next Saturday AT W o'clock. The
itabulnted score FOL MS !: f5!,5
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Cambridge Wins.
Az Assooiated Press.9

lF3y lAEsfpln TED 1rEHH'y "a
as LONDON, ] uly q I, - ambrid ge To- day
won he seven ty-sec onl an ual ter!stll-
3yersityS cricket ma tcll. defeating Oxford
throughout the thFesydaya Play, V.
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Y N e,v Orleans, 3 3 ShreVeport,s 4,
OTHER i ! SCORES R i:
tern ca & que,

Al PROV dsnces r SayldepceTf eRark, no.
n sa 'At Jersey s. ty: Jersey city, Baltl,i
VA Buffalo: First Earn e--R uffalo, 81
Montreal. ps Second gama7-I uffalo. AL
An Az Roch ter: r irst 50 oehesteI
II Toronto. II III Second game Roc este1 e
ii; Toronto. ID ,Ss L;
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y lNATIO NAI. u EAGUE.
/ S ore u x

Scores y ester day ss,,s
4 Chicago, i; Ptttsburg, II
New s; Boston ny HI y
Philadel phin, y 4; p rooklyr 0.
Cincinnati -; 81 Louis.
Where They Play To- day. 4;
gPittstnlrg AZ Chicago. h ,;sS
Cincinnati 4 3 t..ss Louis; b
Standing az { Clubs
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AMATEURGGA|MEs
RE||RE yesterday | ! | 1 \.
Conttrnl,uIee,.f fron11 Firvt Pa,xl,a.) B

The teams that were at first Tin "a tiles
weak condit ion. to say The ID lea 81, are
gradually creeping to the top Of X he post,
falling or somewhat. ne Cedar ~ orkss
team long held the top OF the column but
they now rank third; and the Ink Slim s.
Yers, who were h once favor tes IN a the
bot tom, re- now, 4 led wit h the Cans for
fourth place The Locos have II eveloped
"a strong team, and are 4 oyy, "a !. the top
Sof the column, h q place & for which they
will have to Il ght hard and WI ich they
have good Intentions OF " lo lding to the
bitter end IA II !.
The game sched uled ne tween me lEHTae
ers and snowballs was pos tponed
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! BEES AND INKS LINGERs.s
SINGERS G Continue Their Climb to
s lie nc op of 4 The Column. 3siS$ 55;i

AZ
ID Another for, tho B SINGERS 4 q It Is q pity
they did mot beg In 4 to play ball in 8 8 tho
early part Of the season, for q, prettlerls
game Of ball tina NJ that played yesterday
ii would be hard to- ind 6 q and " they ca ~
keep their lineup n tact the endors will;
have all they want n the way % q game
The Bees Won the toss and nut the
SINGERS to the bal, Tho first Inning was
unproductiye for both sidos. Levy was
pitching good ball II but the second was
OF al Inherent comp xion. Il What wi th{o5
couple Of hits and the ass stnnc GO Of some
Wild throws the slingers & got 1--WE men
across the plate. 33, he Iees replied with,
two In the last 'ta II OF the second. # Ans
other In the third made the score 5 to- 3
In favor OF the sli gers. . and the & game
stood thus till tho first slnl { Of the sixt
when the hits, accompanied & by errors,F
allowed the SINGERS to hiring home Ave
more runs. From this point they won
as 4 they. liked NJ &.
81 Wilkinson pitched well for the Bees
but wa very poorly sup rted. ~ he rs
ara hit Blirnotte ten times, y but the SUP.
mort was there, md only five men crossed
the plate. It would be- inyid ious to pick
utgany Of the SINGERS for eclal m Ell n
ton, hut Richardson, a t third md Tom
Bryan, a short stop, pln I'D star, bal
MI INC
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/ New OIL 8 3 81, i.

sss#S NEW YORK K. JuIy, The Nav iYorkss
had Il close cali x With Il; Tho T3oatons to-
day. winning out a In, Il the ninth Inning
when X Dung lost cont rot.
S Score: r. III Y ii. FL
Bos ton &. !. !. II . III o
New York S0I sp ri 0 50 81. s. S I 3
Bat teries: Young u dornan ii and 0'Neil;$S
Taylor, Ferguson, and A BoHern,an h. Il Inc,
;l0.8 Umpire, Email
Philad phia J, 175 !; Ri ooklyn, 3. nv
ROOSLYN.s N .3,i III. y us = Il local
team was swamped again to- day Nv the
SPhiiade lph tans z he q ysitors wero ptb
disposed of III La the fourtl Inning ,lntils
they had made 1eva,l i, !.
,phiiadeiphla D Il d OH ol2 81
Brook IN 504 % SoS o$ o--s
ssh Ri ttertea /: Lush \ and Donovan NJ Strick-S
,klnd Easorl and Ritter. Time. 1874 um-5
Spire, CONWAY
Cincinnati IA 3;;5 Sc, Louis,
FL LOUIS. B NJ b, July ~ Cincinnati
ssn;nmped Louis To- ia
Sa Score: IN $s r. N H. e..
ST. Louls !. ]. d $of q q o q O. s.
Cincinnati II 81. "a 4 IA "a al u
tSs Ba tories: 4 Ea agar. Druholm and rady:
azar. $$$ chech and ]. ivinsst tone Time. A
ale. umpi res. s X lem and Carpent ter.
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away much disappo inted. Il; SiS
b Fol lowing Will be found 81 the score ~

s's s'ts
Players A. 81 r, ii q. HI
Hunt, q. I. I. y. !. III III 22S NJ
$Cllristlan, !. /. h. o.
Duke Ii p., 2b a, +. \. &. S u
SSmit h, p, NJ NJ q
Luck, sss s
Tenant i q sS{F ) s o.
Farley e., 4. y. II $ I'M
sSearne, 2b 1. Z. I. !. y. 4. \. M 2S$ o.
Good win sl 5S n, ss
otals !. !.
layers; b RI n i'll o. rs -
West. . ~ \. 4. \. vi 2s O.
Fields, s.. 4. # IL
~. Yinters, ~ I. &.
BQuarles, Eb 81 y. \. l54
Brow j, 4 fs s I'M Y
SI4ayne,c V 81 3s$ $ MIN VIM
Coleman p., u. ssS sS $Ss
Bowling, be- S 2Ss 4 q
Winters, g B. 81 @
totals \; g ~ l7 2,
a Score BY 5innln 60 ii q
Can Il. g 90
a. and q. shops !. . 4. 4. o SO D d
Summary Two base hits. Christian, y n
winters Coleman IS West. u Three base
%hit-E'ields. Double 4 play sT-F Ids 40 to-
Bowling ~ to Vest, SS Base III on 5Es balls
Smith, (3) . Brown n (2) Sf9iE coleman x N
Hit SS by pitched Ia bal ls--H uni NJ DoRli ng,s
Luz k, I4ayne, @ w ters. II struck it,
Brown, Chrec Innings) Il Ia ;SS Colema 81 5 81
smith,55 !; Duke. ID Il ri tches-r- est
Winters, hi RI ckors. GOD win.$s I'll me ct
game, 2 u.s. Umpire, Nj. s toolc tend
EanCe.sl 80O,Ebl
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N iIS Yxtit runs sfora the fuckers but ~
~ thn fault OF saiya that this cams
Wan ii ter man faced him from
Elm ffL1no ptata, ana there wi l1outl aI
Sisnce ak first gloes met tl,eir fate I ela
rs Il sA tliA leaAt bit tllo ai iiiss
ssShhlng, Sit could have l,elrend thn =
ystid NOR Z, y
u FAii1a But Weakened somewhat II the =
iaaf va Sinhitigss 10 then tl'e
Ssafs either struck Out K Z q Ysll
MIA IN ainti ers INTO the infl
as6,tSfeY balls only lit, hat went INTO
the o,itned, i've Or hem bel Sc ~
asFandlhs that they were I. ny
l,!n with any the
ss IN this was low they scored their ~ tis
tAe eighth Inning ~ hr went to hat
ma singled. Strebig went to flrs on
gfsafva, error; X Ed wards fame .l RevellSS
9hiIf,ted. ana went to flrst on q ne elder
isohoice While etrebig was III 30 WI on ~
lsecotid ii bic u tinan5
seingled. and ofr ne " GROSS the Plate !!
Sscnrei y n 4 Wild pitch. Il Two men " ere
down and KAN went out from tcferf33to
ni% the ninth inning. with one mar,
down. Ipl1r wall ed to first; Streb1g went
Hfo firsts Oh Snpps error EnsBdid Euwnre g 8
slnter. when Lotr SC ored. Ed wards a WIS vas
tirown Oft In mn attempt to. run u ONE.
ssRevell came to bat, sin led nd Sc ore 9
Sstrebig ana the score stood $ to
s1f,ha il lawmakers got Sot, ~ five hit and
M ere never able to place tn EN- Ct the
,,rorerS time In the fourth inning Cud day
Nj two NE down, stru ok "a tree ba Ell
fear Kit was left on third, when the next
man vent out on q pop fl behind me l
l bat RSs 1l8 iss8i VI \,
ii The Stapulated score ollows ;SS8 sS l$4
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#MncI.elland. s. 40 Is
SAnderso 4 I. i. e
Buchanan. 4. go. 4S ss} a
e n. . I. " II. e = =
" ~ III ~
ss.l 90 FIJI II
r !. h. y. 81 "
Hechler.. \. .s \. /. /. 81 81
RHuTTlB. .ss,.s.ss ~ ~ q
M. " o.
81 .S,i;s. y 4, 20 ~
All = l(t 90 -
III ~ t---
Ss$s sport Il r.
n VALE III. ~ 5s ~
\ FOX q ~
Canon !. \. y. =. n II "A =
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4 The \ score .by@innings:S

ri edmond ~ n. !. % Oh 0 o % o. @
9por tsnouth !. A, II. \. o. 90 %
OH Summary 4 @ Three base hits uddy.
Stolen bases Reeye q ),S Cowan ),4 Ikai In
HIT BIZ pitched balls off salve Il. Struck
salve, ReYell, s. " lid pitches
asalve,,s j. Time Of Sc anne, I AS. Umpire
Danihy. attendance 8, 800, M sS
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Richmond.
8FIRSTSGAM

n n ria yara W, E, r. }7 n. AZ. 10,
sboran, l $s# .E We Eta ! 84y
Reeve 8. s. 5l8l 8S 2 ss =
asiebrie. q 8 9 s2 5 y NIX =
icks,s I. 4 $ 5ss S, y 5 =
8Cuddy 2b ;S8sso 8s8 33i . y =
Sshaffer. S$ 3s5 = 95SS y 81
sEapp 3s g = MI ss5 !, 3s
CoWan, "a - ~ is& = a.
@ 5 s51
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q tnlS nv. m, g32lU - M
" 9T. AUG USTlN ID 81 i,3l ~
1IgTIT III 23 1a4 9
list, Andrews n. 80. 4 a "a -
St! AuRgtine ID. Il, Il o. ~ "a o.

"a summary 4 MO base hi to- shaughnessy,
Gilman, & anzert n ~. Hlount. GoldbaGl.s
Wharton. Morgan, lone rnn----i1M lam.
Double play rangle, Mann and Gold
back, Base on balls--.oft IRA ne Ia, 3 3
on shaughne,Iy,3 TIL b. pitched balls
5---hy Krangle, n, q by B sllauk l1nessy, !.
Struck GU --hy q Xra ngle, &; G by shangh-;
messy, Il. q inieg of ga me, q hours, Um-s
gplre.5 Clark. a tendance 400. III ifft5
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'sI|'||l|'''V'E||N|Il|:..EN||||H..0|:||U||.|||1
T.0..'BR:.E !. \ les
Richmond unsGlulb3lE
Make Exec silent S .,cll55,$
SsS lsS5 SSrfitercs t Mat1ifestetl ssS
CONT Or SMITH / [ \ MEDAL .l: ! I:

B n Il 3E
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totals
Portsmouth.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
MY TWIN BROTHERS GHOST
BY PAUL BLAKE.

(Copyright, 1906, by Daily Story Pub.
 Co)
 My twin brother. Heinrich. was as vou know, a musician Of rare talent if not gtnius. Both of us were said to have exceptional abilities along musical lines. in our youth. Like most twins, we were very close to- a,ether and very fond of one another. Both loving music passlonately. we resolved to become musicians and spent our patrimony in our studies. We went abroad md worked under the best masters and developed our talents as best we could
 1 ultimately found that l had mis. taken my vocation. even as Heinrich music equally with him, my apprecia- tion apparently covered the entire range and I loved equally to cultivate the voice, the piano, the violin and all the other forms, finding none in which excelled particularly. but find ing joy in all Heinrich. on the other hand, round his keenesst delight in the violin. to which he devoted himself and of which he became master. remember when Heinrich discovered the StradiVarius and secured 1t. thought he would go crazy with joy and I was nearly as much pleased and excited.
 We'll all things have to come to an end. Our patrtmony exhausted the question of bread-winning became predominant. It became clear to me, after some thought. that I never could hone to become a great musician in any given line, and I respected music too much to become mere piano tbunner ar an orchestra hack. So enbarJSed tn business with the aid of some friends. Heinrieh-well, you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
PICTURE CARDS AND
 ART CALENDARS.

About this time of year housekeepers and women who live in hall bedrooms are beginning to weed out and hurl into the waste basket the heap of Christmas and New Years cards and the 1906 calendars they have received. This is a preparatory to the accumula- ton of Valentine day. and that again will have to give place to the Easter card In all its glory. When one thinks of the toiling postmen who deliver all these missives 1t seems like case of loves labor lost.
 Really. many of the cards are too handsome to be cast into the waste basket. Each year they grow more ar tlstic. Within the past four or five years a new variety has appeared-the comic card. Like the newspaper car toonist, the picture card humorist seizes upon noted current events in the world. political or otherwise. upon women's popular fads or the favorite slang expressions and preserves them with brush and pencil as merrymakers for holiday seasons. Already the cum ming hand of the picture card artist