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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
A Modern Damon and Pythias
Recital, with All the Frills
Eliminated

There has come down from the
misty visions of the past a story
replete with human interest and
that love presumably present in all
mankind. Probably nothing has
ever appealed SO strongly to the
sensibilities of the better nature of
man as does the story or legend
regarding Damon and Pythias
conception so grand and lofty as
to exalt the mind above the ordi-
nary channels of selfshness and
personal wellbeing
All are Familiar with the life and
character and love exemplitied by
Damon and Pythias, but few real
ize that "A reincarnation of that
great love has been born in La Jara
that bond of sympathy so
strong as to be insuperable has
sprung up in this little city. Yet
such is the fact.
In this case it is not Damon and
Pythias, but Jason and Jimmie.
But the bond between them is Just
as strong as that existing between
their greater prototypes of ages
long gone by. They have "A mutual
desire bond of sympathy fel-
low feeling longing for some
thing intangible but much desired
"a sort of wish-I-could-get-there
hiatus in their minds which brings
their souls into conjunction. They
breathe anathemas with but "A single
aspiration: one conceives Il crude
idea and it Immediately is reflected
upon the brain of the other; one
hesitates and the other is lost. 1t
is Simon pure case of ''me too,
Pete"
What is it all about? Oh, moth
ing much. Nothing of any con-
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
JUST A FEW LIGHTS ON THE SIDE


look forward with all-abiding belief,
will not hesitate to lend his infiu-
ence to bankrupt a community by
placing rogues and scoundrels and
grafters in power. No act is too
low for such character to perform.
He will cheerfully prostitute his
energies to any disreputable cause,
the only proviso being that there
is coin following as an aftermath
to the prostitution.
But religious fanaticism is not
the only defect in the moral char
acter of this man. Personal greed
is predominating characteristic.
A few years ago Thomas NJ. Walsh
was in the limelight as Colorado's
greatest millionaire mine owner.
Stuart looked with envious eyes
and hungered for some of those
golden ducats. So he sent an ennis
sary to the San Juan, relocated the
site of the great Camp Bird mill
and started adverse proceedings.
Evidently his object was to cause
Mr.. Walsh to cough up" in order
to- avoid litigation. But he fell
down ingloriously. Mr.. Walsh re-
fused to be bled and when the case
came to a hearing at Grand juno
ton, Mr.. Stuart and his weak con-
tentions We're incontinently thrown
out of court. He had bucked up
against a man who declined to be
robbed, just as The Chronicle in
sists that the citizens of this com
munity shall not be gulled and
held up by any association of dis
reputable grafters.
About this time Stuart got into
trouble at Anaconda. He was the
town clerk and had much difficulty
in explaining his accounts to the
town board. Criminal proceedings
were threatened but, in some way
or other never known to the citi-
zens of that town, the matter was
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
adjusted and Stuart hiked out for

adjusted and Stuart hiked out for
pastures new.
Eastern Colorado was the next
scene of operations. A short time
spent at the little town of Brush,
in Morgan county, convinced the
people that Stuart was not a desir-
able citizen and sufficient pressure
was brought to bear to again cause
him to hike" This time, we be-
lieve, he located at Akron. His
career there was brief but siren
uous, when he was picked up as a
most desirable object to act as a
tigurehead for the Courier and rep
resent the Braiden-Mieir Molletta
crowd. His past record, as briefly
outlined above, shows that he en-
bodies every characteristic requisite
to this work-a work fully in keep
ing with the mental and moral
makeup of the man.
There is an old adage that IA
man is known by the company he
keeps Was ere ever a better
illustration of the truth of this say
ing than John NJ. Stuart? 1t is
simply case of like seeks like y
But it is a question as to whether
it will be a case of honor among
thieves"
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
MOLLETTA WOULD BE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Failing in That, Would Gladly
Accept Even the County
Attorneyship.

Molletta wants to be attorney
general for this great state of Colo
RADIO. And there are impecunious
tramps who gaze wistfully through
the windows of swell hotels, gloat-
ing-in their minds over the com
fort and luxury enjoyed therein.
Then, reluctantly but naturally,
they turn away and strike some
Woodworking housewife for a
'hand-out.n With disappointment
assured, Molletta, like Barkis, is
willin' to accept a hand-out from
Conejos county in lieu ofthe great
er banquet he hoped for but did
not expect.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
An Insight Into the Disgraceful
Combination Formed and the
Means Utilized to Further Its
Plans.

THE life of the CRATER is of
short duration and full of trials and
tribulation. With apologies to
Holy Writ
Never was the sentiment ex-
pressed in the above paraphrase
better exemplified than in the case
of John NJ. Stuart, who is alleged
to be the brains of the Alamosa-
Braiden- Mieir- -Molletta Hamilton
etc.-etc.- Courier. The word al
legged" is used advisedly, and should
be grasped in its full significance.
1t means much when boiled down
to first principles, as will be shown
by The Chronicle in this and fu-
ture issues.
While we regret the necessity
for devoting valuable space to so
insignificant IA subject, the exi-
gencies of the occasion-the vel
fare of the people and their every
material interest depends upon
thorough exposure of the despic-
able measures adopted-to place this
odoriferous gang in control of the
hopes, homes and happiness of
every citizen upon whom the blight
of their touch might fall. While
the duty is disagreeable in some of
its aspects, it is essential to the
well-being of every good citizen
and therefore becomes incumbent
upon newspaper whose only OBJ
ject is the protection of private and
the upbuilding of public interests.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
HOW THEY WOULD
LIKE TO COMPROMISE

How would this strike you?
For the Legislature w. A. Brai-
den.
For county treasurer Wv. o.
Mieir.
The Braiden Real Estate com
pany to go on Mieir's bond, and
the latter to swear eternal allegiance
to anything Chameleon Bill wants
Wouldn't that be combination to
make the angels sing rag-time?
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HOPPE BREAKS wORLD's RECORD
Boy BilIiardist Makes n Run of BOT
and Defeats Schaefer.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE worlds record
high run eighteen-inch balk, two in, was
broken tonight by Willie Hoppe, who set
the new mark at 800. Fhe former record
was held by Louis Cure, 255. Hoppe made
the record in his game with Jacob Schaefer,
whom he defeated I'm eight innings by the
score of 800 to 1873.
Both of todays games brought out the
most sensational billiards OF the toutna-
ment. In the afternoon in game between
George Sutton and Louis Cure, Sutton won
In In, six innings, having scores of 40, ~ and
2Ol for three of his trials. Despite his de-
feat the Frenchman played excellent bill
llards. having an average of thirty-nine
and fraction when the match was
with Hoppe and schaefer as the draw
ing card tonight Orchestra hall was
packed with billiard enthusiasts a great
won the bank and made r. Hoppe retired
with cipher, ran in his next trial, then
picked up So. In the fourth inning he got
the balls together AND his long run, which
resulted In the breaking of the world s
record for this style of billiards, was be-
the utmost confidence. When he had
reached within a few points Of Cures rec
ord Hoppe executed several difficult shots
which were unnecessary except that he
could gain better positions. In one IN
stance he had comparatively easy carOm,
he went TO the cushion twice to count the
shot. The result was that he was left in
perfect position for his next shot. During
the record breaking run he carried the
balls around the table three times and
after passing Cures record secured 81 more
points, when he missed rather hard two
cushion shot by the smallest fraction OF
an inch, and sat down while the audience
applauded with vigor. AT this point
Schaefer had scored but "a points. He made
10 on his fifth try and Hoppe ran 40.
Schaefer then gathered in co. but was APP
parently suffering from nervousness, as he
missed an easy carOm. Hoppe then drew a
cipher, but with % i'm the seventh and 6S
i'm the eighth he finished the greatest game
so far In the tournament.
Hoppe has won the three games he has
played and the only way he can lose hrst
prize will be for him to lose TO Slosson
tomorrow afternoon and for sutton 10
defeat SchaefeT tomorrow night which
would leave the Canadian and the youngster
tied for first place and would necessitate
an extra game to decide the winner OF the
tournament. Sosson and SchaefeT are tied
for third, each suffering two defeats and
winning one game each. Cure has COM
pleted his play in the tournament and
finishes I'm NTH place.
Score by innings I'm tonights game:
Hoppe-O, g. S. 3O7. 10, o, 20, IS; total, 500;
high run 307: average. 90 As.
Schaefer-l2, I, 70, p 10, 20, 5, Il; total. 1913;
average, 24is.
Score OF afternoon game:
Sutton-l, s. 49, H. 20l, %; total, 800;
high run POI; average, So 20.
Cure-0 126. 3, 0, 20, l3 total 23i; high
run, l26; average, 80 l-6.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

day and holiday this summer. These events
will be open to all.
AS soon as New York gets over the effects
of that long string of games with Brooklyn
Chicago will be found I'm first place.
What a howl will come forth from the
bleachers Monday, May a. when Pa Rourke
admits all the school children free to the
grounds to witness the game with Denver
Play will be for the presidents cup at
the Omaha Field club Saturday A schedule
has been prepared which sets down some
thing for nearly every Saturday and holi-
day this summer.
Dick Padden. manager of the st. Paul
team, has made few switches in the DO
sitions of his players. He has put old Joe
Sugden on first and Geier in left field
Drill is doing most of the catching.
The Pirates are playing i'm hard luck this
spring and will have to brace up to get
in the running Beaumont, the brilliant
all-round player, has been unable TO get
into the game because of an injured leg.
and short time ago Clymer broke a bone
in his ankle. With these players out of
the game the Pirates pennant chances are
considerably weakened.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

McCOOk, Neb., May 11.-(SpecIaI)-
A meeting OF horsemen from the different
counties OF southwest Nebraska Was hold
In McCook yesterday, for the purpose Oi
arranging a circuit for southwest Ne
braska and eastern Colorado. IL was de
cided TO organize as the Eastern Colorado
and Southwest Nebraska Speed Agricui-
tural society, with the officers OF the
McCook Driving Park association as the
permanent officers OF the association
which are as follows: President A Bsr-
nett; vice president, W. II. Starr: seCrt,
tary, c. B. Gray: treasurer, r. j. VIII.
cox, all Of McCook, Neb
The following dates were fiXed for hold.
ing the meetings In the several counties
Wray, Colo, September G. Z, s.
Benkelman, Neb., September 49, IL u
Imperial, Neb., September 20, n, 2a
Hayes Center Neb., Sep 'en'ber -, rs
McCook, Neb.. October 4 3, c.
Indianola. Neb., October g. ~, 4, r.
The expectation IL that this season viii
see in operation in this portion OF TIE
states mentioned the greatest speed cir,
cult hOTsemen have ever had the oppor.
tunity OF going in.
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THIRD FROM THE PUEBLOS
Errors BY the Western Indians Contribute
Winning Runs for the 0mahas,
BOTH TEAMS PRtstNTPATcHED UP FRONT
PuebIo Uses Three Pitchers In the
FIELD and Bender and MeNeeIey
substitute for Runkle and
Carter for Omaha.

PUEBLO Colo May 11.-TOday was
women's day and ZOO people watched the
Indians meet their third defeat at the
hands Of Omaha, the score being to 2.
Two Of the visitors runs were the result
OF errors in the first and third innings.
'rhe home team scored their two runs in
the third, when three singles and fly out
10 right sent sisler and Elwert across the
plate. The team was badly crippled. with
rook out Of the game and Faurot a pitcher,
In left; Blake the center fielder sprained
his ankle while running the bases, and
sisler, change catcher, was sent out
into center In addition, Morrison, another
Of the regular pitchers. was compelled to
hold down first base. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
Drake stable Captures Two Races at
Belmont Park.


NEW YORK, May 1.-THE horses be-
longing to John A. brakes stable cap.
tured two races at Belmont park today
Rebo. the odds on favorite in the fifth race
won easily after making all the pace
Pretension played down from to l t.
to ! in the last race, was the other one
TO carry brakes cOlors to victory. Ed
Ball was the only entry from the Drake
stable which failed to earn brackets He
was favorite in the first race and after
showing some speed stopped badly In the
stretch. Belmere, second choice, won the
Larchmont stakes, seven furlongs. Two
fayorites won. Results
First race, six furlongs, main course,
selling: Bill Phillips won Panique sec
ond, st. Estephe third. Time: l142s.
Second race. four and half furlongs:
McCarter won, Manyea second w. II.
DAME third. Time 0:56.
Third race, seven furlongs, the Larch-
mon, stakes: Belmere won, Rose of Gold
second, Red Eye third. Time: 1:27
Fourth race half mile straight selling
Bluedale won, Master Lester second, Work
and Play third. Time 0:474s.
Fifth race, one mile, selling: Rebo won,
Consuelo II. second, Robador third. Time:
sixth race mile and sixteenth Preten-
sion won. Go Between second Logistilla
third. Time: 1:45h.
LOUISVILLE Ky May 1i-Results at
First race, six furIongs. selling: Gam
Time 1:l5%.
Second race, four and half furlongs,
purse: Della Thorpe won, Louisiana sec
Ond Ingenue third Time 0:554k
Third race, one mile selling Creel won,
Mandator second, Adesso third Time:
:43B.
Fourth race. seven furlongs Peter Ster-
ling won, Banner second, Chief Hayes third.
Time: 1:2s2S.
Fifth race four and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Tom Morgan won, King Leopold sec
ond Sir Geoffrey third. Time: 0:56b.
Sixth race, six fuTlongs, selling: Precious
Stone won, Fox Meade second, Harding
third. Time: 1:15b.
SeVcsth race, one mile. selling: Hadur
won Reticent second, Reveille third. Time:
az,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

SIOUX CITY. Ia. MAY u.-tSpecial. D.
Mike CantillOn was informed this morning
by Manager Kent of the Garretson hotel
his guests and that hereafter the Des
MOines team could not stop az his hotel.
There was insistent demand this morning
for the arrest Of five members OF the Des
Moines base ball team for assault on
Manager Carney OF Sioux City last night
in the GarretsOn hotel. Manager Duncan
OF Sioux City, however, induced the police
10 make no arrests. Carney expressed his
Willingness 10 pay tine II any one wanted
him to do so.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE opening prac-
tice of the American challenging lawn ten
mis- team for the international matches for
the Davis cup held by the English In
London were marred today by wet courts
and rain at the KnolWood Country club,
White Plains. Kreigh Collins. Chicago,
was not in condition because of Illness, and
lost in two sets to II. ID. Little by the
score Of 90 and rs. b. c. Wright, Boston
and Holcomb Ward, national doubles cham
pions won five games TO one in an un-
finished match against NJ ID. Whitman,
Boston. and W. A. Larned. Annapolis
Rain stopped this match, in which Wrieht
and Ward indicated that they were In eX-
cellent form.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
Donne Goes 90 Meet TarkIo.

CRETE. Neb.. May l-(SpeciaL l-DOanc' s
track team departed for TarkiO, Mo, this
morning and expects to meet Tarkio college
at that place tomorrow afternoon. only a
few Of the men who went to Missouri two
years ago and surprised Tarkio by defeat
ing them are with the team this year. but.
nevertheless, the weareTs OF the orange and
black have strong hopes Of victory. Be
sides Director Fuhrer and Manager Barber.
the following men compose the team that
went TO Tarkio today: DOwse, Hansen,
Coon, Mitchell. Fnney, Hartwell, Swanson,
Doane. Spencer and Alexander.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
photographers Change Date.

CINCINNATI May 1.-THE time for
holding biennial conventions OF the Com
mercal photographers Union of America
vas changed from the first Monday in
May to the second Monday in June at the
morning session of the convention today
The report OF the committee on constitu-
ton was still under consideration when
adjournment was taken. An executive
board of death benefits has been created
during the present convention and the
members of that board will be chosen when
the election Is reached, which will probably
be tomorrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
pnkotn Wan Ends nc.

ST. PAUL, May ia special 10 the
Dispatch from Sioux City, Ia, says, that
lighting of two nurses and his wife, t.
w. Wilson, a wealthy business man Of
Presho, $. d., threw himself headlong
from the second story window Of the
hospital and killed himself. This was
weeks lie jumped in front of n train
at Manila, Ia, and later at his bone,
split his skull with an axe. Business
trouble is given as the cause.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

GARDEN CITY. L. L. May l1.--Play la
the Garden city Golf clubs annual invi-
tatiOn tournament commenced today. For
the presidents cup the chief feature. play
worked down TO the semi-fnals and win be
concluded tomorrow. The entry list was
large. In the serni-hnals tomorrow morning
w. L. Hicks CNassau) will meet Walter
]. Travis Garden City, and A. W Filling
hast atlantic City will meet Jerome ID.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
Game Postponed.
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia-Ch Chicago
game postponed; rain.

standinE ID DC Teh
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is on the nrst late in the

in Minneapolis on the nest late in the
season.
The local authorities promptly informed
Williams that If the game was played it
would be on Iowa field ana late in tho
eason. There was no further CORE
spondence with reference 10 the matter
and Iowa opened negotiations with Wis.
consin and Chicago with the result that
a contract Is about to be signed with
Wisconsin for a game to be played in
Iowa City next fall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
MInnesota would Play lows.

IONA CITY, Ia. May IL Especial. y
Minnesota has asked the state university
for a foot ball date next fall and more
than that has declared thst the Gophers
are willing 20 come 10 Iowa city as late
ia the season as the Hawkeyos wish TO
play them. For the past two years Dr.
Williams and his managers have Erad-
ually assumed a more dsctatoriai attitude
Ia lealing with Iowa and the climax was
reached last winter when theg wrote 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
Captain Fox Ftnea

MILWAUKEE. May 11.-Presideut ]. ID.
OBrien Of the American association. an
nounced today that he has fined Captain
Fox OF the Minneapolis team, 500 for
taking his team on the field al Louisville
on April Is. Captain Fox had been in
structed by the owner not to play In case
a certain ball was used and " disobeyed
orders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

hits Magoon. Tate. Hess. Double play:
MsEoon 20 Dexter. Left on bases sioux
City. q. Des Moines, 10. stolen bases
NOblh FIRST base on balls on Brinker
4: on McCabe. z. Hit by pitched ball
Tate. Towne, Dexter Struck out: BY Ne
Cabe, 8; by Brinker. g. Passed ball; Hess.
/. Time: 2:lO Umpire: Keefe. Attend
ance: ]. 800
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

Games today: Chicago al Philadelphia 81
Louis at Boston. Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May 1l.-(special Tele-
gram. Ida Grove High school won the
Northwestern Iowa High school track meet
al Ida Grove today with 81 points 10 20
for Sioux City, 3 for Aurelia and for
Carroll. The state record was broken In
l:a4A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
HIEh school PIay. toe mead

The Omaha High school and the Ne
the diamond today. The deaf boys were
victorious In last years = battle, but the
high school team is determined to reverse
at . o'clock and will }be played on the
Institutes grounds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
CREIGHTON WINS IN THE TENTH
Came with COtner Develops some
Unpleasant Features.

BETHANY, Neb., May I-(gpecial) -
Creighton university base ball team w1n
from Cotner today in a game I'm which the
umpire gave the locals all the best of n
However, in the tenth inning the Omaha
,nietes succeeded In tallyinR the Winning
sc. Mcmahon the youthful Creighton
itr, astonished the Cotner players by
sood work I'm the box Parmenter
ned good, steady game. Keeping the
ATS well scattered. At the close of the
game the local management evidently UNI
inindtul or the usual courtesies due a Wis
lung team compelled the Creighton PLAYERS
70 do four-mile free-for-all foot race
back to University Place in order 10 catch
an Ohaha tram. score; R.H. L.
Creighton 20 0 2 o IL 4 q
Cotner .......O 0 o 2 O-S Z ?
Batteries: Creighton. Mcmahon and Coad:
Cotner, Parmenter and Gurley. Umpire:
Keith
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Toledo wins Fourth Game from st.
Pani by Consecutive Hitting.

ST. PAUL May t1.-Toledo hit Dlsch
hard in the arst three innings today and
won the fourth game from ST Paul. Gilleu
pitched good bail for Toledo and Buchanan,
who succeeded Disch. was very effective.
Manager Padden was put out Of the game
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

MARsIIALLTOWN, la, May u.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-FbllOwing are the results
In the Iowa league:
Marshalltown. s; OskalOOsa, g.
Waterloo, 3; OttumwR, 2.
Fort Dodge, Burlington. o.
keOkuk. ~. BOOne. IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

showing OF Ames against Drake university
has made it appear that the Hawkeyes
have little chance of winning unless Chal-
mers captures the hammer and discus
events. Twenty-siN men were taken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

Games today: Columbus at Kansas City,
Toledo al Milwaukee, Indianapolis at 81
Paul, Louisville at Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

TWo-base hits: Shcehan. Ward. T'tr".
Sparks. Sacrifice hits: Clarke Bransfield
Stolen bases: Thomas. Magee, Bransus4u.
Double play: Wagner TO Nealon. First
l. Hit by pitched ball: Ganley. Struck
out. By Philippe, 2; by Sparks, g Left
on bases: Pittsburg, 4 Philadelphia, Z,
Time: 80. Umpire: Klein
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12

that could happen would be a case of con-
stipation that DR.. Kings New Life Pills
wouldn't cure. Guaranteed. % cents. For
sale by Sherman g. Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-12
LINCOLN.

stolen base: Collins. Sacrifice hits: Ran
dali. ketchem, Eyler. Three-base hit:
Wright: Bases on balls; on Wright, !;
Eyler, 4. Left on bases Denver, Z; Lin
coin, s. First base on errors: Denver, ?;
Lincoln. J. Home run: Collins. Two-ba Sc
hit: Holmes. Double play: Reddick j.
Smith and Meyers. Time; ] ;35. Umpire
Peter Fuller Attendance 500.
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NEW YORK.

Hits: on Chesbro, in six innings;
off Newton. 8 In three innings. Two
base hits: Turner Rossman, Klelnow, Con-
roy. Three-base hit Turner Sacrifice hits
Rossman. Keller. Stolen bases: Delehanty.
Double play: Lajoie, Turner and Rossmau
Left on bases: Cleveland. 5; New York, y.
First base on balls: on Chesbro, 3; on
Newton ]; of Hess, I. First base on errors
Cleveland, 81 New York. .. Hit by pltcned
ball: BY Hess l. Struck out: BY Chesbro, l.,
by Newton, 8; by Hess, 3. Time; 1851
impress OLoughln and Conner.