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uIly aimed.

A young lady who had no knowledge
of nautical phrases said to friend,
"Do you know, l often wonder why a
ship has to weigh it's anchor every
time it leaves her port"
The answer of her friend was not
Illuminating "Well-er-the weight is
constantly changing. you know, be
cause of the-er-binnacles and things
that accumulate on the anchor"
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courts and American Justice.
"One of the worst results of these
cases is the growing opinion among
the people at large that men with
money can SO delay justice by every
sort of chicanery that there is virtual
immunity from punishment for the
highest crimes. | favor preventing
appeals based on mere technical mat
ters and upon errors of trial judges in
trifling matters of procedure and the
like which have really nothing to do
with the question Of guilt or inno-
cence
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Commercial Travellers Taxed.

The province of Quebec, Canada, has
a new license law respecting non-resi-
dent commercial travellers employed by
persons having no place of business in
Canada. Under this law a commercial
traveller doing business in that prov
ince must pay from 500 to $4OO per
annum license. The tax is not a popu-
lar one, even in Canada, but there is
no immediate prospect Of it's abroga-
tion.
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Football VS.. Turkey.

Mrs. Borden House-'Wasn't the
game you were in this morning pret-
ty tough one?"
Mr.. Leftgard-'T thought SO until
I partook of that turkey, and now |
have discovered that the game | was
that's in me-"
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PATENTS.
List Of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern inventors,

'NO' N'FWSoeOF'' TT f''VS''eO'S.
Reported by Lothrop & Johnson
patent lawyers, oil Pioneer Press
building, ST. Paul. Mimi: John H
Bartlett and F. II. Brown. Minneapo
lis, Mimi, separator; Samuel l.. East
ey, Winona, Mimi, meter connection;
William ]. Fletcher. Minneapolis
Mimi, well door for elevators; George
N. Haskell, Groton, S. D., funnel; Abel
H. Hogen, Geddes, S. D., typewriter;
Nils Nilsson, Casselton, N. d., neckyoke
lis, Mimi, rotary engine.
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me. The passages of the kidney
secretions were irregular and painful,
and there was considerable sediment
and odor. l don't know what / would
have done but for Doan's Kidney Pills.
l could see an Improvement from the
first box, and five boxes brought a
final cure
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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The LADY and the Forty

Morginna had just poured oil over
the forty thieves.
II suppose" she remarked there
will next be novelist around to say
they aren't properly canned"
Herewith she calmly awaited the in
evitable.
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Decries Technical Appeals.

of Cornell university, in an address be-
fore the Cornell summer school, de-
clared that the time has come when
technical appeals in criminal cases
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Merely Precautionary.

Dentist Ito patient who is opening
his purse)-"Don't bother about that
yet, Mr.. Isaacs. You needn't pay In
advance"
Mr.. Isaacs-"Excuse me. You say
you gif me gas, and count my money
first"
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums reduces IN.
hsmmstion, allays pain. cures wind collie bottle
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with kidney dis
ease that for a
long time l could
not do my work
a n d W a s five
weeks in bed.
There was con-
tinual bearin 6
down pain, ter
rible backaches,
headaches and at
times dizzy spells
when everything g
was a blur before
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He alone Is faithful to old truth who
will forsake it for the new.
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A Ten Strike.

A Ten Strike.
What sensation have we for this
month";" asked the eminent magazine
publisher.
IAN article on Panama." was his
managers reply.
pooh, pooh"
''By a man who has been to Pan
anal
Then the publisher fell on the man
ayers neck and shed silent tears.
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Unprofessionai.
Candid Opinion.

What do you think OF this new
photograph Of Amy and myself taken
torether?" asked Miss Goldthorpe.
'Your sister takes 4 really hand
some picture" replied Miss Sterling.
worth. after IN inspection.
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A Stirring Game.

Stirring Game.
vented
"It's for those" the inventor ex-
planned, "who enjoy the wild excite
ment of game Of cricket, but are
compelled by rain, cold or other unto
ward conditions to play indoors
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Younq Mother.

Have you any fireworks suitable
for small children?" asks the young
mother.
Eyes, maam," answers the dealer.
eve have some splendid firecrackers,
roman candles and all such things"
But fear my little boy is not old
enough for them"
"Then here are some pinwheels.
and"
20, the very thing. Have you some
safety pinwheels? My little boy is
not yet a year old"
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Don't expect others to think we'll of
you unless you are that kind of a
thinker yourself.
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TERRIBLE TO RECALL.

Five Weeks In Bed With Intensely
Painful Kidney Trouble.
Mrs. Mary Wagner, of 1867 Kossuth
Ave-, Bridgeport, Conn.,, says: Il was
so weakened and generally run down
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Judging by Looks.

Bacon-She says she is twenty-eight
years old.
Egbert-Well she looks as if she
would say she was about that old.
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The Extent.

He has nice sense Of honor"
Mice sense Of honor? You bet he
has. Why, if he caught himself cheat
ing while playing solitaire he'd de-
nounce himself, and then cut himself
in the street ever AFTER"
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should no longer be allowed by the
courts. Referring to the situation in
New York city and speaking of Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, Mr.. White
said:
"On him more than any other man
thinking people throughout the state
and nation are pinning their hopes
that sundry cases of high crime now
attracting notice may not become a
lasting disgrace to the New York
Unprofessional.
".You say she's only an amateur
nurse?"
Eyes. If she had been professional
nurse she wouldn't have married the
first patient that came along. She'd
have looked around little first
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happeninn.

Yeast-I was talking to your wife
to-day.
Crimsonbeak-How did that han.
pen?
''How did what happen?'
THAT You were doing the tAlhng9
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important to Mothers.
Examine carefully every bottle Of CASTOR1A,
safe and sure remedy for infants and children.
and see that it
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AGENTS Wanted

We want agents to sell our M nde- 4 Order Suits
and Pants. Suits from $40. 90 up Pants 03. 90
up. We viii give liberal commission to the right
men, If you are interested, write at once for sam
pie outfit, particulars and territory. WARRINGTON
WooLEN WoRsTED MILLS Dept. 10, Chicago, III.
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Complete External ard Internal Treatment for every
Hsr~v from Pimples to ScYofua. from Infancy to A9e
consisting Of CWSeura Soap. 25c. Ointment &c. Resol-
Soc lin form Ckocelate Coated Pills per vial
- eN he had Of all duggs single set cen
Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Bossn Masa.
zMAed FYes, HsW 10 Case - 0kin Soap. .AnA HAxs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-19
LABOR DAY MEET At
WASHINGTON GROVE

he largest number Of out-of-town attn
letic clubs that have ever been represented
in open handicap outdoor track and held
games in this vicinity have entered men
in the various events Of the athietic car
nival to be held at Washington Grove on
the morning of Labor day. There Will De
athletes from seventeen clubs and associa-
lions of Maryland and the District In each
of the thirteen events on the program.
Baltimore will be represented by the best
athletes in the athletic organizations In the
Oriole city. The Maryland Athletic Club,
Maryland Swimming Club, st. Leo's gym
nasium, Marathon Club. Mt. Washington
Club. Baltimore and Ohio Athletic Associa-
ton. Patterson Athletic Club. Central and
west Branch Y. M. c. A. and the Druid
Athletic Club have already sent entries for
the 100 and 220 yards dashes, the mile run
the shot and discus and the jumps. The
local clubs and the Y. M. Z. A. nave maze
entries for the distance events and the
sprfnts, and large contingent Will repre-
sent the various towns in Montgomery
county Rockville heading the list with an
even dozen competitors.
Manager Wiber said last night that the
Grove track is in better shape than ever
before, and the straightaway course mt
for immediate use.
Preparations are being made to handle
the biggest crowd that has ever gone to
the Grove. The list of officials Will be COM
pleted this week.
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AWAITING ADVENT OF
SOCCER" PLAYERS
Followers of Association Foot
Ball Will Heartily Welcome
the Corinthians.

NEW YORK, August 18.-Followers OF
association foot ball in New York are
eagerly awaiting the coming of the Corinth-
ian team of London, the most famous anna
teur organization in the word, which is
scheduled to play two games at Livingston.
Staten Island, on September and 8. Since
the visit Of Capt. Fred Mines Pilgrims last
year the British game has received a much
needed impetus and the Corinthians should
do much to boom the game in this country.
The visitors are due at Quebec, Canada.
next Saturday. and will at once begin a Sc
ries of competitionswith the Canadian clubs
playing In Quebec, Montreal, Toronto. Ham
ilton and other clties.-Chicago, st. Louis.
Detroit, Philadelphia and Boston will be
visited before the team plays at Staten
Island.
1t was hoped that one of the games would
be played in New York city. but the New
York State Foot Ball Association was IN
able to secure available grounds. and 1t
was necessary to play both contests at
Staten Island
The Corinthian foot bali club is unique in
It's organization and holds the premier po-
sition among English clubs. By the rules
of the club. membership Is limited to nifty.
exclusive of life members. of whom there
are seventeen, including such famous
Walters, Smith, Lndley and WEXFORD
Brown The rules of the club forbid en-
trance fees or subscriptions and all COM
petition for any challenge cup or any prizes
OF any description whatever me colors
of the clubs are a white shirt, with Corin-
THAN badge in biue on left breast: dark
blue and white cap. with initials &C. f.
c." over the peak; dark blue Knockers ana
stockings. The club plays annually several
OF the best teams, amateur and profes-
sional in England and Scotland last sea-
son beating such teams as Woolwich Ar
senal. Derby County. Newcastle United ana
Queens Park.
A summary Of all matches played reads
as follows: Matches, sos: won. 212: lost.
152; drawn, 70. Goals for. 1,ol4: against,
81.
The team is composed Of fifteen MEM
bers of the club. the makeup being as del-
lows:
Forwards-G. C. Vassall, B. o. Corbett.
S. H. Day. G. S. Harris, G. w. Foster. w.
s. Cornelius and E. G. Wright.
Half backs-C Wreford-Br M: Nor
gan-Owen, R. D. Craig and B. H. Williams.
Backs-C. c. Page, P. r. May and w. V.
Timmins.
Goal-T. 9. Rowlandson.
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Raven was well up at the end Of the first
round of the triangular course. but then
Skipper Fearnside on the second beat TO
the first stake. split tacks with the Meet
in an attempt to gain the weather berth
The maneuyer was shifted when the wind
hauled to the eastward. favoring the lead
ers and leaving him far out of his course
The light breeze which was blowing when
the Yachts left their berths died away
twenty minutes before the start. and the
Mendoza and the New Illinois were left be-
calmed a mile or mort from the line. the
starting gun was fred at O'Clock. ana the
other yachts most Of which had succeeded
in securing tows, stood away come h1teen
minutes ahead Of the Milwaukee, craft ana
the New Illinois. The two tardy ones pick
ed up part Of the fleet with amazing raplo-
ers. A., A..
The race was a procession after the nrst
half mile and afforded little line on the
merits Of the respective crews
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GOOD CARD OF EVENTS.
Athletic Exercises Under A. & N. q.
Auspices at Chesapeake Beach.

The Joint excursion Of the Army and
Navy Union at Chesapeake Beach next
Tuesday promises to be one of the events
of the season. 1t only remains for the
weather bureau to furnish clear weather to
make everybody happy. An elaborate card
of athletic events has been prepared and
the excitement and fun will be continu-
Gus affair Following Is the program in
detail:
Ore hundred-yard dash. men over eighteen
wears: egg and spoon race, ladies sixteen
to twenty years: sack race. fifty yards,
boys under eighteen: married ladies' race,
open to all: 1O0-yard dash. members of A.
& N. u only; twenty-five-yard race. girls
under ten years; three-legged race. thirty
yards, boys under sixteen years: potato
race, boys and girls under sixteen years:
hop skip and jump. open to all: fat men 8
race, members of A. & N. u. only: tug Of
war, three garrisons competing; prize waltz.
no A. & U. members permitted to enter.
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VIRGINIA AVENUE TEAM WINS.
Highly Successful Public Fairgrounds
Meet Yesterday.

The scores at the meet held yesterday aft
ernoon on the public Fairgrounds between
the Virginia avenue and the WaIlach-Jef-
ferson teams were n points for the former
and 40 points for the latter. The running
high jump for boys under thirteen. and
both the running high jump and indoor
base ball for boys under sixteen will occur
next Wednesday.
The detailed scores are as follows:
=, 25;yard dash, for girls under ten-Helen Hughes,
Rosie Triedberg, Va. Ave. third.
1oysra dash for girls Els, under thirteen Eunlce
ond: Marie ouiahan, Va. Ave, third a. Ave. Sec
Potato race. for girls under sixteen-Grace Lang.
B B.re.I. b.sS.Tt N Very s ss Va Ave-
Va. Ave. arst; wiile Flynn. Va. ave-. .eeond:
Grace; Va: Ave-, sr..: k.n McDsnsIa. W.. seer
So-yard dash, for boy. A under s' silteen-k,bert
Grace; V. AYE, hI.,: s:iy.dof oliver. ". Ave.
S. r.t %.l.e1 ae..ns W. Sec.
i Potato race. for boy. under si1teen-s.svador
Olivery, Va. Ave, first: wM Waterman. WI. sec
' Standing broad jump. boy: under thlrteen-Robert
son, WI. feet Q "a inches; Elmer Moran. Va.
Running broad jump. boys under thirteen-Robert
feet peas sseh MnsE maran Ta
Ave, II feet IL inches
Standing broad jump. boys under sixteen-Laoyd
Miner. Va. Ave-, feet "a inches: Edmond Hay
ME. WI, feet inches; VIII Waterman, W..
feet l-2 inches.
Running broad jump. boys under sixteen-Lloyd
MfFler, Va. Ave-, ID feet inches; Rampey,
Va. Ave. ID feet 4 inches; Win Waterman, W.,
Is feet 8 IL inches.
volley ball. by the Virginia Avenue team,
best 2 out OF STILL, Ellis.
Tether bah, won by Walach-Je6erson team, best
8 games out of 90 to l.
Croquet, won by Jefferson School team.
Girls indoor base ball. won BY Virginia Avenue
team-ll-S.
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Takoma.
LAUREL ALL TO THE GOOD.
Hyattsville Downed in an Exciting
Game.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAUREL, Md, August 1S.-The Hyatts-
willie base ball club. leaders of the Prince
George County League, visited Laurel this
afternoon and were defeated by the local
club by the score of ) to 4. The game was
interesting and exciting. Geib started to
do the twirling for the visitors. but. being
hit freely in the first inning, was replaced
by Leakin. who held the home team down
much better. The features of the game
were a fine running catch by Stockman, the
batting of Rose and Haslup for the Laurels
and the batting of Carr of Hyattsville, who
got three hits out of four times up The
score: Laurel, Or, Sh. Be. Hyattsville, Ar
Oh, Be. Batteries-Laurel, Beckett and
Fulton. Hyattsvllle-Geib, Leakin and OAR
nal. Umpires-Merson and Won Restorfr.
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CHERRY CIRCLE FAST FooTER
Wins First Run in Upton Cup
Series

CHICAGO. August 18.-Cherry Circle, the
representative Of the Chicago Athletic AS
ISOLATION in the nineteenth Upton cup Sc
ries. for twenty-one-foot yachts. today won
the first contest from eight other entrants.
The winners margin over the Toledo was
almost seven minutes Milwaukee, the
third boat was 2 minutes A. seconds be-
hind. while Raven. carrying the burgee of
the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club of Ham,
ilton. Ont. was O good fourth.
The race was sailed In light airs that
yeered bit at times. and In this shifting
the first two yachts had most Of the luck
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CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS.
Larned and Clothier Win From
Wright and Stillman.

SOUTHAMPTON. L. l.. August 1a-1n
the closing matches Of the lawn tennis
tournament today in the Anal Of the mems
doubles, w. A. Larned and w. J. Clothier
defeated B. c. Wright. national champion.
and A. Stillman IN two sets-6-S. Ga Four
matches were contested in the mixed
doubles. This brought Miss Coffin and e. B.
Dewhurst upon the bracket of the upper
half, while on the lower Miss Stevenson
and F. C. Coiston gained their place. Miss
Cofln and Dewhurst Non by defeating Miss
A. Tone and Edgar w. Leonard-6-2. 6-3.
Miss Stevenson and Colston won by defeat
ing Miss Cryder and F. F. Derham-6-3, Ca
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Tillie VI In Port.

BOSTON, Mass. August 18.-The German
Sender class yacht Till vi. one Of the
three representatives OF Germany. which
will compete in the international races on
Marblehead for the Roosevelt cup, arrived
here today on board the steamer Silvia
from Hamburg. August Kutschkowski,
who win sail the Till vi. was In charge OF
the boat.
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Polo at Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l.. August 18-The Mead
OVERLOOK first team won the opening game
in the polo tournament for the senior cham
pions,lip today at the grounds Of the West
chester Club. the score being Meadowbrool,
61s: Myopia, 2. The final game will DO
played next Tuesday between Meadow
brook and Bryn Mawr
Myopia made four goals. but fouls and
safettes reduced the score to s.
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RoCKvILLE's GREAT GAME.
Takoma Had No Chance in Yester'
davis Game

ROCKVILLE. Md, August 1S.-The
Rockville and Takoma County League
teams crossed bats at the fair grounds this
afternoon, the former winning by the score
of 2 to o. It was the best-played game
of the season on the local grounds. Taylor.
whose arm has been wrong all season. ap-
peared In the box for Rockville and dem
onstrated that he is In shape again by let
ting the Takoma boys down with single
hit. and that of the scratch order. He was
finely supported, and the visitors never
had a chance at any stage of the contest.
The batteries were Taylor and Dawson for
Rockville and Wilkerson and Gracres for
Takoma. Score by innings:
RHE.
Rockville 1O1 o o x-2 2
Takoma ......... 0 o o o o o o 90
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Railroad BOYS Ahead.

played its first game of the season this
afternoon. defeating the Vienna. Va, team
by a score of IA to 8. The game was well
played. The features of the game were the
playing of Rube Clark at third base and
Isaac's fine catch in right hefd- The South
ern team wants games.
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Medal Given to Individual oarsmen

the two club houses Potomac and Analos-
tan, will convince the most skepticai that
hard work is on tap. Both clubs have pro-
fessional coaches at work. Dempsey and
Plaisted, and the surface of the water is
crowded each afternoon with every style
of racing craft. The crews are afloat from
about $50 O'Clock until after o'clock, and
as most Of the rowing is done in front of
the club houses the balconies of each form
fine vantage spots. Visitors are cordially
welcomed, especially the ladies. nothing
tends to promote more interest for such
sport than a balcony filled with the friends
The Medals and Cups.
The cut herewith presented shows the
medal that Is presented to each oarsman
or sculler who is fortunate enough to be in
q winning boat. 1t is the form Of fob
for watch and the medal and pendant
parts are solid gold. The medallion part Is
an allegorical sketch of Washington. with
the seals of the middle states and the Dis
trict of Columbia in relief In the fore
ground. 1t is one of the most unique de-
signs ever made. The cups that are given
exhibited in Philadelphia last week and at
tracted great attention
The official Souvenir program that the
committee is getting up will be the finest
thing of its kind ever brought out In WASH
ington.
The An.alostan Eight.
Although Coach Platsted Of the Analos-
tans may make some minor changes in the
seating of the oarsmen in the shell for the
Junior race for eifshts In the coming regatta.
1t is believed that the following crew Is
Edmonds. Z: Vass. O: Neal. s; Tfsdal. a:
Shreve, 5: Houston, 2; Moody, 1; with G.
Thomas Howard as coxswain. With the
substitution Of MENUS and Garnstt Tor
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Eastern A. G. Trimmed.

The Carringtons defeated the Eastern
Athletic Club Thursday by a score Of Is
to 8. The feature of the game was the
pitching of williams for the winners. On
Friday the Carringtons defeated the Con-
tinentals by the score of 6 to 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-19
Southern League.
American Association.
South Atlantic League.
Clingman's Good Golf.

CHICAGO. August 1s.-George f. Cling
man. jr.. today defeated d. p. Sawyer.
runner-up In the 1905 national golf cham
pionship. in the final match for the West
ward-Ho golf cup. The score was 1 up In 81
holes ,.E-.i
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OTHER BASE BALL SCORES
Eastern Lea1ua.

AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Montreal l. Second
game-Baltimore, 4: Montreal, z
eleven innings.
At Newark-Buffalo, 2; Newark o.
AT Jersey Cfty-Jersey City, s; Toronto, s.
Virginia State League.
At Norfolk-NOrfdak. 3; Portsmouth. (ten in
nngs, darknessp.
At Observation-Disclosures. =; DanriIle. 2 item in
nngs.
At acknowledgements. l.; Lynchburg O. Second
game-Roanoke, 5; Lynchburg. 3
Southern League.
At Auanta-Atlanta, o, Montgomery 0 tten in
nings; game called TO allow team te catch train.
At Observation-Disclosures, o; Nashville, l.
At New Orleans-New Orleans. /; Memphis O.
Second game-New Orleans, 4 Memphis, l.
AT Little Rock-Little Rock, 1; Shreveport 2.
Second game-Little Rock, 6; Shreveport. Is
called, darkness).
American Association.
At Minnea polis-Minneapolis 8: Toledo O. Sec
ond game-Minneapolis 4; Toledo, T.
At Kansas City-kansas City, o; Louisville, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Indiana polls. 8.
At St. Paul-St. Paul. B; Columbus, g
South Atlantic League.
At Jacksonville, Fla.-Jacksonville o; Charleston
J. Second game-Jacksonvilie, !; Charleston, 3.
At Augusta, Ga.-Savannah, 2; Augusta, /.
! At Macon. Ga.-Macon. D; Columbia, 1.
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Twinine A. G. Victorious.

The Twining Athletic Club easily defeated
the Clippers yesterday by a score of 16
to & Tho batteries were Downing. Mealey
ana Mock; Divers and Rupert