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LEAGUE.
MONTREAL, Il JERSEY CITY,, y.
Montreal made a great nnlsh against Jersey CITY
In yeStcrday's game In Jersey City. The score:
Totals. 2 s 81 10
.Batted for Merritt In the ninth inning.
tCIenents out. hit by batted ball.

sBatted Tor MerTltl In The nInth INNING.
elements out. hit BY batted ball.
Jersey 1t .".""......0 Q 90
Montreal .... ..........,0 o o o . U o 4 0-T
First base on ors-Mon /: Jersey City, /.
Left on Montrea 7: Jersey City, 8. First
base on balls-On Moskiman. 4: on Mccain. 3: on
Pappalau. 2. Struck out-By MoskimAn, 1: by
pappaiau, 2. Three base ~hits-Butler, Bannon.
Sacrifice hits-Bean, Merritt. KeisteI. stolen base
Woods. Double plays-Meriitt and Butler; Moski-
man, Butler and Cassidy, Hit by pltcher-By
Moskiman, /. Umpire-Moran. Time hour and
IS minutes. Attendance-9OO.
NEWARK, s: ROCHESTER,. o..
Errors by the Rochesters aided by Henley's
wildncss. enabled Newark to take another game al
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Al Glens Falls-Hudson. 7: Tri- County. o.
Al Kingston-Kingston 4: Paterson. 3.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 0; Poughkeepsie. 1.
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FIRST RACE.


Good start: won driving; Diamond. ch. e.. l.. by
Hastings Golden Dream; owned By Alex Shields,
trained by John Shields,
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. 81. 2 7 IS IL
sRAtted for DuGQleby.

tCorcoran out. ht by bstted BAN.
phladeipnia. ...,..i 0 Q Q o %
Left on beses-onSnnau, I; Philadelphia. 8.
By Ewing, o: by Dugeleby, l. Sacnfce hits-Keiiey,
odwell, Gleason, sentslle: stolen bases1ntus
ney: DugTieby, Gleason, .DooIin and Courtney:
Sohiei and Barry. Paesed bal-Schlei. Umpire
Klein. Tlme-2 hours. Attendance-2.623
rrrrsBuRo. 10; BOSTON IN. L.,.<.
BOSTON, juno s.-Every player on both teams
with the exception OF Pfcier bit safely 10 day.
Pfener was batted out Of the box In the ,hrst, In:
ming and so did not go TO bat. PittsbuTG punched
hits and won easily. The score:
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Baseball, wathinRton Park, To-day. q r. n,
Brooklyn Va. Chicago. Adm. toes-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-09

Sacrifice hits-Crawford. Cobb. Jones. Stolen
First base on balls Mullln, 5. First base on
errors-Detroit. I: Boston. !. Left on bases
by Dineen. 4. INT by pitchcr--Pctcrson. Mid
pitoh-Nullin. Time hour and 70 minutes.
Umplres-Connor and Hurst. Attendance. zoo.
WARRINGTON, 8: CLEVELAND, T..
CLEVELAND. June s.-Washlngton took the INST
rame of the series from the Maps this afternoon.
Roth nitrhers were hit freely, The score.
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T FITSt DaSt ON tTTUTS-SI, LUuIN, D LtTV UT UHSVS-
Brooklyn, o: 81. Louis. O.. First base on balls OF
EaSon, 4. of Druhot, l.. Struck out-By Eason, 1:
by Druhot, s. Two base Maloney.
Hrndt. Sacrhce hits -Shannon. smoot. Stolen
bascS-Ritter ~. Alperman. Double plays
Casey and Jordan: Bennett and AIndt, Hit by
pitcher-By Eason. 2. umpire-Johnstone Time
i hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2,o0.
CINCINNATI. Z; PH1LADELPHIA t. La. 1.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.-Ewin had a shade
the better of DugEleby In q pitchers battle to-day,
Cincinnati winning another eleven inning game.
Delahanty was bcnched for strenuous Kicking
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SIXTH RACE.

Good start: won driving: Mexican silver. b. g,a
by Indio-SilNer Wave; owned by sydney Iaget;
trained Dy 4. ]. Joynei.
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'Battcd for Henley IN inc hihth hhlnH.
Rochester. ,,....%,.,,,o o 1855 %
Two base hits Brown, Malay, SACRIFICE hits-
Foster, Ba relay. First base on balls-Oh Hesterfef.
s; on Henley. !. struck out! BY H~esierfer. :. by
Henley, /. ft.t by pitcher-By Hesterfer, ]. Wild
bitch iHenley. Passed balls-Steelman. 2. First
base on errors.NewaTk; s. Left on 6sses,New;
Wagner: Jones and Brown. umplre-Kertn Time
Il hour and S. minutes. Attendance-o00.
AT BALTIMORE.
R.H.B.
Baltlmore.....2 IS Z
BuGalo .,,....0 o 2 o l 0 O o. IL 3
Bctteries-McNea Byers and Hearn; Kissingef.
Mclianus and Woods.
AT PROVIDENCE.
R.a.n.
Providence .......0 0 0 as ~ 0
Toronto .,....,..0 0 o o l O. ! o.
Batteries-Hardy and Cooper: McCanerty and
McGovern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-11

! Report That Moran Will Retire.
IMPOSITION. Oct. 1.-THE statement is
Eaae here thar john y. Moran viii res
Il al npniWatipas for governor and
eatifcls from The ea.sipaiSE
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Mrs. Browning's Poems ~(selected)
Through the Looking Glass
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Lambs Tales from Shakespeare
Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table
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Asnm 1iupp's Mcnaurout,

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Simmer al 0errCn Ill pcrmictbeu. Seiriie
Hctrinfe nllo 9Sctne. nVuOa Sicps0ruues
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YoInburhIir, Nrtuierudbrcllhei Bats mo
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@lrid)el; oi,S ocn Glcpotorcn 5nriid-
ge5ogcn 3SOS Nuid)el; Glcuuturcn-
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OH scr g. &. :@o6it 3ll 4sis. rin
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(Saua, tSI&S)
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Wcf5cn:- 3ninhren 66,4OS We
'f,rI %rriotot BON Dcn Gleuntoren
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Sere neliet mubcrneu 8ipciit6diNct N1ltlcr
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Sabr. giebnlt Die Snirntpuni Mpcnne' gSnNdpnH.
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33 itttt - FT""N"
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NenrD 6. aiein'S oicitanrant,

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Gi9arrelt Nciic9 NiCr ant 3api. 9uufd
iiir @Ciddiialcutc hon 1870 Born. bis
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reutihes Mrteits. wohmciiunos. sbreau,

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NCntiae Shln6rQtc:

Ncrfallfe an Der bieiiaen GiiefteIr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-02
GOOD FIGHTING AT LUVERNE
Defeated in Caucus, Mayor Brown Will
Run Independently.

LUVERNE, MINN!-The caucus for the nolh-
nation Of officers for the general city election to
be held tomorrow developed into one of the hot
test contests held in this city In recent years.
The fight conferred on the nomination for mayor,
with law enforcement" and 'wide-open policy
the issues, party lines being obliterated. Mayor
term, was the candidate Of the law enforce
ment contingent and J.. II. Furlow, who was
defeated by Brown on the same issue two years
ago in the election, was the candidate Of the
advocates of the wide policy, or what is
termed the "saloon element All Of the sa-
looms and billiard halls and tobacco and
candy store closed during the caucus, so as to
marshal every possible saloon vote. The result
was Furlow s nomination by vote of I'll to 116.
The fight was precipitated by Mayor. Brown
causing the revocation Of the license of q sa-
loonkeeper last winter for selling liquor to
minors, habitual drunkards and on Sundays, and
the opposition tor was further augmented by the
habitual drunkards to be placed upon the black
list.
These conditions have aroused public senti-
ment and the advocates Of law enforcement and
good government have determined to run Mayor
Brown on an independent ticket. 1t is contended
that the advocates OF the wide-open policy had
their voters out Saturday evening in full force,
and as less than threef ourths Of the vote of the
city was cast at the caucus, Browns election at
the polls seem assured s-.
The only other contest was for alderman from
the Second ward, the candidates being. Axel Berg
and F. L. Leicher, Berg winning out by a vote
of 80 to 4s: The remainder Of the ticket is as
follows: For alderman, North ward, John H.
Sanders; recorder e. G.. Schwartz; treasurer, A.
| Ross. All other officers hold over. e, - 7
~, At the election d Tuesday the mattel Of paying
ell salary of 500 year will be voted upon.
At the last meeting of the common council res
! olution fixing the salaries at the figure above
stated was adopted in accordance with the laws
Of 1908, and to become effective this resolution
must be adopted by the voters at the polls
much opposition present Indications are
thatsi will be aaotted'byaa small majority vote