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The Southern farm gazette., 1906-03-01
EradicatinS Texas Fever

of DR.. TAFT Butler, founder of
the Southern Farm Gazette and
at present State Veterinarian
OF North Carolina, gives interest
ing facts about how lo counties
IN that state have in the last
tour years been exempted from
all Federal quarantine rcstric.
tons as regards Texas fever.
II shows the feasibility Of cxtcr-
minating the fever ticks and the
small cost at which i, can be
done.
The following quotation is
from the bulletin: ITO reach
the best markets our cattle
must 60 north OF the quarantine
line. aud must be slaughtered al
once or 20 back home. The
buyers know this and pay from
&C To ':c. per pound less for
them than for cattle ol the same
quality from north ot The quar-
antinc line.
The 10 counties which have
been released from all Federal
quarantine restrictions. because
wc have cAtcrm,na,cd the fever
ticks within their borders, sell
about S,SS. 900 worth annually.
II the price Of these cattle was
reduced only =. per pound i,
meant an annual loss Of one
twelfth Of S>sS, 900. or $4,000,
which ~ double the entire
amount expended IN cxtcrmi-
mating The ticks IN those Coun.
tics. In other words. any stock
law county in North Carolina
now under quarantine can DC
freed OF ticks. and ~ a result cx-
cmpt from Federal quarantine
restrictions. Tor less money than
- now lost each year solcl, be
cause oi the presence ol the
ticks.
";rtc!ly stated. the method o!
determination found most ap-
plicablc 10 our conditions ~ ~
follows Inspectors arc employ
cd. who make arm-to-iarm can
ya,s OF the territory with a view
10 locating tick Infested farms,
which are At once luarantlncd
and the owners carefully instruct
ed ~ to the importance and Oh
lcct OF the WORK. and cspc cia "
~ TO the easiest and lest means
OF cNtcrmtnatlng the ticks on
their places. The means ot
killing the ticks found most
practicable IN this state IL what
-, kpou.p ~ the STARVATION
The Southern farm gazette., 1906-03-01
About The South.

about the South is the name uf 4
"' page illustrated pamphlet issurd
by the Passenger Department of The
The Southern farm gazette., 1906-03-01

N0TWrl;c ,o II. " Hawkins.
W Mona. Ga. for history and
ldcsrrip'i,c circular ot hi
IlNE Extra rroii'i, Cotton, Hc>,
'ot Ill. Viii make !, bales
tsf Ictc Its tree aud costs sou moth
'ug 60 get u. aud viii hc worth hun
drcds II dollars to you.
The Southern farm gazette., 1906-03-01
Rotation Of Crop,

- j. tor,IAu. linton. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette., 1906-03-01

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
Races; " atskL as!tleoInlias

S3lS BY Associat ed Press sg$
S CINCINNATI,FOHI Angus s. Favor
ties won two Of q the seven Il events Il at
SLatonia tod I. s 7 ho steeple chase Shandi-
cap, tho feature OF tho caro-, was won by
Jim Boxeman, with Ohio King second nnd
-zubador third I M The OF or star ers ran
out. The track was Ffnst. Sumrnnr ies: TIT
4 First race five furlongs Chao z & to p
first, Alta Med Donald i e to ~ second,
Cable (SSto41 N TIL rd. g Time. a :02. s
4 Second racesix fnrlongs Mum (25 to y
first, Elastic II to 10) second, Frank Bill
600 toa1) third it@ Time. IA IA SO. I'll
Third race seven furlong Wee @ Lass
I 70 to 81 first, Iatnd Or (S0 to y second, Old
Stone Us to 81 third. Time, 4 .27.
Fourth aceste epl echase handicap;
short course-Jl I'M Bozeinnn C2 to ~ first,
\ Ohio King rs to o second, zub dor e
to y third Time, 8 ;04 4-5.
Fifth race-lnila and an eighth-St. Paris
5(even) first, The GndflyS Il to ~ second,
Bernie Cramer GO to y third. Time,
i :54 AS. t ri NJ 4.
81 Sixth race-mi leP ostman (G to y first,
Marshal Ney (eyen) second, Dudley q
to y third. Time, = al. III
Seventh race one mile-Docile 90 tod
first, Uncle Horny III to 81 second. AM
bertha q to ~ third. Time, al 2-5. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGU j

Columbia, 81; Charleston, 2.
CHARLESTON S, G., August Sin a
lively game, with anybody to win until
tho ninth inning, Columbia managed to
bunch hits and got a man over the plate.
2f8 Score: Vi IA M AZ S y. r, II, u.
Columbia ,.., ..00 oo10 OIL OILS 6 I
Batteries; Curtis ana Rolsingor; Ferrall
and Smith. Time. rs. Umpire. Ryan.
Savannah, 4;@ Augusta, Q.
n II SAVANNAH, GA, August g. Savannah
defeated Augusta this afternoon, taking
the game with ease, Augusta did not get
q man to third base.
I'll Score: 81 III y ID lS y, II. y:
Augusta y, I, % o 0 0 0 o 0 90 2
Batteries: Dover and Kahlkofr: Fucker
and Carson, Time. 1880. Umpire, Mace.
Macon, 8 !; Jacksonville. (,
s. MACON. August s.'---The locals took he
second OF the ssrlea from Jacksonville S to-
day BY all-round superior work. hun CHI
Inlgy their ton hits sufficiently to win
handily. "a 55I-5 " 5.,.l5
& Score: u, II, ".
Jacksonville 49,, 30 0 BOO OF o OIL VI ia
h Bntteries: Spade and Robinson; Parkins
aud shea. Time, 1;aS. Umpire. McGrath.
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and won hnndily BY tn ree-Q tartors 4 Of
10 lcngth.# Summarizes: NJ
n First race--selling, six furlongs-Jnc-
squin 20 to 10) and q TO 81 first, Noycrul
40 to ~ and e 70 IL il second Belle Of
\ Portland VI Is to y and e to n 81 u third
Time, ] ;1B as. I'll; 35i8 ssssi
Second raco--f1vo ana q hal furl on gs---
BQtanlst Il TO ~ ana Il 10 - IF first,
Laurca a. Il to ~ ana "a to second.
Fantastic 6 to y and 70 to 1o) third ,1 II
Time. los. .8s, gss #
t Third race selling, milo and a. six.
tenth sonoinn Belle d5 to y and (5 to-
|$1) first. ryron e to 81 and % to Z SEQ
ond y Ii tito Scout q to- ~ and e tod
third. Time, :4a. Il 81 3i4 Ii
y! Fourth rnce--,taile and a furlo ng---A n-s
glor$ 70 TO s and 30 to y first, Sail or Boy
rs to y and Is to- 81 second Cnrriga g
+ to ~ and ii to- - third. Time. a :b0.
M Fifth 4; rnce-m mil Belle OF 4 Fcqnest @
to- 81 and Il to- o. first, The Clown q to
ana "a to 81 second, Mo- lie Donohuea
4 "a to u and "a to ~ third. Time ~ SO.
i55ss! Sixth race i've ana d half furlongs----s
ALTO T'nrola GO to ~ and {lb to ~ first.
aSuada H a. to- p and & TO 4 81 second
Kestrel to and g to third
sTime, 10, 83s ~ VI; s9s 5gS II
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DANVILLE5 WINS. 5s
Neither Team Played the Fast
Game of the Previous Day.

Ff 8 Especial to The Times Dlspa tchl
4 NORFOLK. Va, August S.-----Neitller
Portsmouth or Danville played ball In
the great form that they did yesterday,
but tho funk Of the bugs was not SO
pronounced as was that OF Portsmouth,
and they won the game s to 4. Both
pitchers did good work but Richie was
lmorke effective than Flack. his Trucker
antagonist, Portsmouth's errors were OF
the costly Kind, the three made by tho
club being responsible for four Of the
VISITORS runs. Dany!lle's two runs in
the first inning were followed by Ave in-
snings In which no scoring was done. as
the playing was clean and fast, but In
the seventh inning q little effective bat
ting by the bugs md several errors by
the Truckers gave Thorn three more runs.
Portsmouth brayely kept up tho fight
until the last man was out scoring only
ono run, which was earned IN the eiglNh
inning. The following is the score;
w y n q ltH
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"
3$Yfrginin ln$tfe single scull race; but
should lie fbe unable. or should any
change be made In the Acrews, his posi-
ton will be&nllottcd to Walter Z. H clal:-
borne Or II shel ton, Jr, both Ct y
whom would stand a. splendid chance Of
winning. Wallace ISlare will represent r, '''71
the Arundels In this event and y Joseph - =.
fDaly, whose oars have nearly 4 always ally y, 9
flashed for victory. 4 will be on hand TO
swim" for the Potomncs. IN
@ The Potol1acs are formidable ndver-:
saries. and 90 certain are they Of victory
that many prominent people from WASH
3ington Will be at Beach Park to Witncs
the race, and have applied for g spe esii'
train to carry I hem home i its close 8T
Franklin to Be There.
The United 81 Sta ties # recelying ship
n. IRA klin"$wills be there, as we'll az many
yachts from the nlpt on r Dads ~ cent
Club ana ]. elsewhere. This will II be the
first time a United states varsity has
been II In y these waters since the ReYolus
Stlonary War, and u Its presence will add tE
greatly d to u the Importance Of the occa-
Sion, az 1t Will n have on board N many
prominent men OF our great nation.
@ Two excursions will 4 be run to q BEACH,
Park from richmond. leaving the 8 outh 4
serna depot 2annd $50 % clock this q ftext
noon, and leaving Beach Park at 9slanfss
80 10, lock this evening on their r Aufns
ssS Tho Siren and the B Hornet, trainin!s
anch ored on the PamuI,key side g 40 ttss |.
RI " T. The II ornet carries six guns, &anu
the Siron five guns. IN VI s27s#ta
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PlA TWO GAMES
THIS TERNOON
Mr.. Harmon Says Not, But Mr..
Bradley Insists, and the Rules
\. Seem rs Sustain III i'm.

ss3aA There MI is announced, DO a double
] header played at the Broad Street Park
this afternoon between Richmond and
Norfolk. The first game Will be called ut
z: 80 e o clock, and the second one Will
begin at tho usual hours 80 o clock. 81
~ Mr.. w. q b. Bradl ey.s owner OF tho Rich
}mond team, and ivice-pre dent Of the
State Leagu Q. said last night when asked
by a Times Dispatch reporter regarding
the double-header, that z It was certain
that two games would be played. : If tho
Norfolk team Is not on tho field the game
will have to be forfeited to- US, !" said MI.
Bradley. Y. 88 q. 4 y hi s.s a. ss Iii
Mr.. Harmon. owner OF Il the Norfolk
team. telephoned to tho paper last night
that he would decline to play two games
today lie said he had offered to play
two games yesterday, and his offer had
not been accepted, and he would not con-
sent to moro than one game to-day,
Y Tho Norfolk team has q tie to DO played
oft with q Richmond. and MT, Harmon
claims that q tic gnne cannot DO made
"a double-houder. nor be played until the
end of the season, and not then unless
there Ia d question as to the standing of
the two clubs which played the game.
According to tho ri los made by tho
league, the home club has the right to
demand the tie games, and unless any
idouble-hepders are played In any ono
series OF games there can be no protest
by the visiting manager. r. the visiting
manager and the local manager agree.
two double headers can be played In q
series. Fl q "A "A A
Richmond Will win both of them ifr%le
can. Still and Long will likely work. ana
both are anxious to win from the Norfolk
crowd, 4s
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.Ll-.'Y'NcHBURG 2. ROANOKE J,
Game Not Near So Interesting as
Small Score Would Indicate.

lB2ecla1 ,bX, southeEn Bell X lephone3 a N,
II LYNcHBURG, August loser
set decidedly the best Of Willard M d
pitchers battle here this afternoon, ana
5sh0en,akers to the score OF 2 to III The
contest, however, was not near as ir.-f
terestlng as the small score seems to
Indicate While n abounIaS ia ii Good
plays, still st was one M h those games
that the players could no I'll ii Rgesg VI ~
Tho ground was soft and 4 lows on ac,i
count Of the rain on Thnrsd Az, and ~
seems rather remarkable that the Ell or
column could have been Kept sY small,
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Boyd started the eighth for the locals q 3
by tanning Reeye singled and and SO ' DID 10
siebrie. Doran went out q to first. IL but 's't
tho two runners moved up q pee. coWan
took the first on two wide ones. filing :
the bases with two out. The grandlsgtta:ln'd
was Wild at this time. The yelling was $
something fierce. H icks dul l, % 81 Pug
by the Richmonders, was the batter.
and Il thousand or more voices called a1l'''
to him to hit the ball 8 Hicks swung
nicely. & and tho ball went for a. Texas q.
Lacquer to left, Reeve and Siebrie scored.
tying the score. CoWan came over on
"a throw down to second. when Ja ckson
didn't cover up properly. This WAS vas
enough to win the game and make st ,.
fans forget the decisions Of the umpire.
still went in to twirl in the ninth
inning. Only three men faced him. Evans al. .
rot one down the first bnse line, and and
sim covered first, while shafSer tn. threw 'y
tho ball. Hopkins could do no better
than 70 get ono to slebrlc at second and al
take the 1nourners bench q tlrst, n ana
then Stanley famed. # \.
Two games will be played to day, ne
frses beginning Mt $3.50 O'Clock. still 5 ana
Long will pitch. ySlj 4: III 4ss
The official score follows:
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TIMER HEART kills. | /!
PITCHER BATIER50gI
Though Writhing gin5 Az onry |L saw 4;
W. renee Man =, 81 s'ES Ball Sail: NJ
Dies i N ext Day. lssssI

Especial to The i +, 3

Especial TO- The TInss-D y
,YoRCEsTER, MASS 81 N
George LOG, pitcher for5s the 1aSran as Oh
bas eball team, s dead as the result All All
q red hot liner striking him Jul ovsrSss
the in q game wi ttl the Vorees ter8i
team here. 81 III #
the firth Timing . S$ He pitch "a #a and
slow ball, and Joe Knot, q Yorcestar
lined It out strni ght across the 81 anond:ss
Leo saw II coming but It wass too iasa %
Tor Il II. Il Before he h had n hi hand Y
position the Il ball struck him jlst over
the heart ss5Y$
AS The fell, hing IN ngony the bali
bounced back Into his open
held r. # He was taken * To- tile hospit l.s
and the game was con Il led. the umpire
declaring Knott out and cred Ting the
Sput-out to Lee. IN
i85jl ea died last nigh IA ssFS
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Where They Play t g. Day.
STANDING. Of the Clubs.
Chicago, ~; Philade lphia, 90.

Chicago, ~ Philad elphia, 90.
PHILADELPHIA. August 8, Chicago
took two games from Philadelphia to-
day. The only ruin scored In the first
gano was made by tho visitors OH Ma
geo mum Of a nv ball. The second cons
test was won by hard hitting. ~
First game u 81 .j
Score: IN r. II. ~
Chicago ...,.,.0 o o 10 % o 4 10 OIL o, q
Philadelphia $50. q o o o. o o o 90 Q 8
Batteries: Brown and X Hing; Lush and
Donovan. limo, 1;45. Empires, Cnrpen-
terSand Conway. 81 81 Il lsS4 "
Second gnme:a u @ N sis IN 81 s
Score: 35sgf l,i 5}38i 3 IL {E3 Il. II, II.
Chicago Q - 2 o Il o i 81 IS Il
Philadelphia q, % 90 o. o o o o 90 Il 8
batteries; Reulbach and Moran; Dug
gleby and Donovan. Time, 1;t0, Um-
pres Conway an q Carp ter. i!.s Es5
New York. q /; st, Louis. !.
NEW h YORI1, August s,--,rhe New
Works made another OF their ninth inning
finishes to-day. defeating ST, Louis.
Score: s3s Ri n % AZ Il. H. -.
Now York ..... o . III Q 0 0 Ia 8 5
Batteries; Thompson and Marshall;
Ames and Bowernan, Time, 1903 Um-
pirc. Klein. IN g50
Brooklyn. Al; Pittsburg. 1,,,5s
BRoOIiLYN.i August SIN q splendld
batting rally In tho ninth inning Brook,
Ign scored two runs. and defeated Pitts
burg. II SIX 3ll
Score: ssfl K Il. II, IT,,
Pittsburg ,.,,,,,o Q Q 9 \ 90 9 OIL 9
Brooklyn Brooklyn J. !. d o o q o 0 0 s----a o
Batteries;s Lynch and Ciibsoni scanlon
and Berger. Time. 1;so. Umpire johns
stone, 81 Sg,t VI u m sl55 u M s
Boston. 3; Cincinnati, =,
BOSTON, August s.--WiokeF allowed
tho home team only two hits to-day, but
these included Braln's single and Isates's
home run. both In the same Inning,
Boston SD, I, !. !. o o d Ga . o .---a 9 q
Gincinnnti \. % o Q q o|o 51 q OIL q
NJ batteries; Llndaman and Needhatp;
Wicker and -iSIngston TIVE. 2ioI, umT-
pre- Ems|!ss, N
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SEYMOUR 81: |I|| REFUSES ( { T0 &
PL.AY WI.IJH1. Il. GIANTS ]
Famous Center Fielder Makes
Kick at Critical Moment for
"A !. New York Team. q q
I fBy Associated PIess,l

NEW YORK, August 10y seytnan
the center-neldar, for whose release tho
New york National League Club pa NJ
$1,000 recently TO the Clnclnnatt Club. AMI
who has been play!ng With the 1891 te&isll
for some time, refused to "a IN q uni pFi1
here to-day In tho game gainst 81. Louis
at iha Polo grounds, Seymour clais1s that
he is entitled to u share OF tue MONEY!
aid by the New York manngeHiensstl
Cincinnati for his release, and spn NJ tfstss
ID done he says he will not play tctlgs
with the New Yo,iss nor with any other
club. The management 81 ths local q
have nothing to say as to what arrs1ges
ment or agreement the player MAY hsysIs
made with tho Cincinnati manage
ssiphe local elusaH Is ctlagr lned at NJ o soxs
OF Ssymo,,s'sS services lust on thss dys psSSi
tie series with tho Chiefs aath Aei
'gina here tome ss q
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but ii IS well known that tho oars Will
10 ii the hands Of Washingto finest
5oarsmen. 53 sli Z, . g!ji$
The Virginia 81 ght will be :I1, f. C rem
shaw: q r B. FORESTS; 8, Thomas 3.
A1cAdams; 4, NJ. u Thomas: A 8, We ~
Gordon n 8, John % Wis M. =.
BerkeIey;;s 8, Sydney stnith We. z.
Shelton as. coxswatn.
IN The crew OF 81 the u four-oared e ig will
Be 81. r. p. Afichaels; 2, Irving WI llIaHls:
70, e. b. Todd 4 ] ohm 3, d Christ Ian s and
George II. Beers, the best acoxswn In IN
the club tis3 ~ " "a 3t
4 RS, Chn1nberlnyne, Jr., vii row for
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NOTICE.
Richmond August q, " igOgs
10 flee ~ . Thomp on Brown tkhs e9.s
SS a Is Real Es tie "A GENTS

III: We have appointed " Mr. Percy IN oot-S
Eers. late with Messrs.e bowman s o.
Gregory, ana Mr. u. i. rs Brown. rssss our
by tho general managp or Of our rsrts desS
5partt11e emf, Under our persona l5iss
this Increased d facili The
collection Of n rem Is and management Of
Sestnt les, % and IA wit y d & rent depar tMerfs
IL ~ sternatized and elulp astis
by thirty years OF OK perience and appliaSs
cation, w are be ter able tina
render efficient and " prompt serYice st0s
both landlords and tenan ts.y
s5I5 Apprecin...7g the generous pnt 70 iaASS
spf our friends and II the spu blic, and so-S
tllciting al con tinuance ~ your fay0rsssE
we remain yours etc.F
TIL ONfPso N BROWNIE y NTss g
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SOUTHERN L'EAG;U EHs.

New Orleans 8 s.; ShreVep port, I:sSs
NEW ORLEANS, August n s, ~ ewS.sl Ors-.sS
leans batted Fisher hard In the sixth
Inning and secured a lead sly hicfl ShtteyeTS
port was unable ito oYc rcon ssg1
M Score: ~ - ss
shroyepo IA . o. d o 0S o
New orleans . oSo 20 0S S; III
Batteries IN Fisher and Graffiusi Guesessss
ana stratton. Time, l: 90 Umpire. sud7S
iderhanl.
Birmingham, s; N sh7,v'illle s'I |ssII
iS NASHVILLE, August 9. --7-7 NJ irrnif ghaHssa
shut out Nashville ~ -dn 4 saocnlss
we're Ills tless In the field B and could sr.otss
5hIt
fSS Score: Ry Es:s
Nashville 4, % o o. o % o % y o.
Brming ham 4. 30 10 S0E 31--T asEs
Bat tories ~. Duggan and Wells; ClaIssss'
ana Garvin. Tlnle, 4
and wilhelm.
Montgomery ~ tlanta o-o E$
MONTGOMERY, III August 3. tlantassS
weak at the bat and SWobbly In the sin-s s
flcd failed to score In either same
At h1rsl sns D 81 . 81 90 Al
Montgomery o o Ia OK o o % "a
a Bntteries Hnnley ana Alcner !; Malar "A;
key and MoAleese. line, :4Q E2$l linTsl
5pres. Buckley and schnster tSss
ri sacond game: 3 Il n r.. H. E..@Ass
Atlanta. /, g.., 90 ID o ii % 90 Il
Montgom 40 o o s2 - "
35 Batteries:8 Sparks Ind a re her. aIg 81
iEyers; Breitenste!n and Nc Aleese, TINE
1880. Empires, Buckley and s'chu
Little Rock. 7; Memphis
NJ MEMPHIS. s August 8; - EXCEPT ionally II
fast work In the field and opp oftune
hitting resulted In Little Rock SCORING III IL
an easy victory to-da y ss ~ ss
Score tsts. Al r. II
i14ttle Rool. 4. % Oh % O s 9 q oTT7 \;
Memoir rs . % 40 Io az % GA ;1lsys
Batteries: Brady ana Douglas,y su9gs n
and Owens. Time. ;4S. Umpire
{canlpau. 54 4 Iss
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8AnElor, IN WHINING
tho h d n q liz q p,
fourth on tho card,
at one mile md g,
Sfurlong, scored his
/ sixth straight vic-.
tory, Angler, after
being rated behind
Sail Boy TO the
3afratoh a rnuS n art, ~
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4 Blackstone, 81; Petersburg, a,
Special 70 TIE Ttmas-D ispatoh3

T77I KI4AUkSTVNE,7 ~ v 4A,,M AUkUSt 5,--
Blackstone defeated the White Roles, of
Petersburg, here this afternoon by g
score or 9 to 10. ritiin. the Blackstone
pitcher, struck ours19 men and allowed
only one hit, while the Petersburg pitch
! er could stake out but 81 ana allowed
tho home team to nuke 8 hits. d
Batteries: Hacks tone. Griffin and
Price; Petersburg, Heath and BEDFORD,
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3 Eastern League.

AZ Newark Nowark-Jersey City, post
Iponed; rain, H! 5tals
At Ialtimore; Baltimore. s; Providence.
!, ), u 4. U ssy {
AT Rochester, Buffalo Rochester game
postponed 4 rain. II. s,ssS
s Az Montreal N ION treal Toronto game
postponedi wet Esouna q. 'sS33s s.
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The visitors played a good same IN the
4 field, though It was poor team work that
lost the game in tho second. Twice In
this inning two bas es first the first ND
Ethcn the third. we're not covered. This in
/ connection with a wild throw from short
to first, gave tho shoen,akers their first
~ru n. ii The other was earned by O double
by, i; Walsh and II Cook N In u succession!
Roanoke s only tally was the result Of,
an error BY Darringer. and singles pyi
$A1cAiahon and McWharter. The y game
was absolutely free from ktcklng
nh ~ q core. y..
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Stanton, ester, q.

v sTAIINTON, VA, August 8,--s taunton
again defeated " nchester a n tho second
Of the games played here to-day by y
score OF A to III 4. ss Bat terles for staulton,
Johnaton and " odsga & for Iylnehester,
5Feiser and JUDI.
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sixth VICTORY
.W0N| \ { | ' |. [: J! |. [. 4.
Captured M Money N II ndictap
Yesterday and Added Another
to- List 81 Winnings
TWO LONG SHOTS WINNERS
Fifth Race Went to Belle OF n y.
quest and First 70 S5s
XII Joaquin. .53

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NEW; York, a uHilst 5.--.r ireo favor
8itcs d third choice. ana two long shots
divided the money Ut Brighton Beach urt
today. The track was III still 81 heavy.
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HI Charley Dean. Tho Broncho's driver,
took horsnway 4 fast t, and IN achS heat was
SO far ahead Of the other four starters
that It looked like a parade. Baron Graft
tan won second money b and MAUD Ies-
wick third !. ~ s
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|A7iHLET|CS.GAv
Bl.UES 8 ) |.
Bunched Hits Hi Ninth Inning,
Scored five Runs, and
N \! Won Game. .s,8
TIGERS BEAT H / I ]; |. } | RS
Cubs Took Two from Quakers
and Giants y Won on by,,. .l III
Close Score.
Y. AMER1c :. AN LEAGUE,
Scores Y esterday.
philadelphia. 10. Cleveland. q.
III. Detroit, 3: New York, Y z. 81
Il Chicago, q; Boston, 9. sse
Waahington,1 Il q. .ouls, Q. ,5s
here The Play : e. Day.
Philadelphia at Cleveland. Il
Boston d Chicag "
24ss N W 58s 553 New ORIG at De troit.
ss XIII Wishing ton snt St. Louis
Where They Play rs = Day: S
Standing 81 the n Clubs.
Phila delphia, Is; Cleveland u.

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NJ CLEyELAND. @, IL August .. Philadel-
5phia's$ punched hits. bases on balls and
ScleyclanFs errors In u tho ninth, scored
five runs, winning tile game: "a
INK Score !: e. @ ssi n H ~
Cleveland. i. q . q 0 o 3 o 20 @ CO a
.Ishlladolphia o go Oh o o b--1O @ 8 81
III Batteries Rhoades and Buelow; Plank,
Powers ana schrcck. Time, 2 10. Umpire,
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OTHER BAsEBAL 1 GAMES
American Association.

American ASsoclatton.8 7ll
At Toledo; Toledo, ~; at, Paul, r.
At Columbus; Columbus, 4; Mlnneapo-
lis. !. 43ss (.
rs AT Indianapolis: Indianapolis, Vi; Kan-
sas city. 8. (Called end Of eighth Inning
on account Of dark esq Sc Il
AT louisville. Ionisyille, 81 Milwaukee.