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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

stone which will be used for inscrip-
lions on three sides OF the monument
The structure has been completed TO
the point where the tablets will be
placed and work will necessarily be
delayed until these parts arrive They
are expected every day and it is hoped
that they will arrive 50 that the work
can be continued at once.
Wood-Van Buer. - Miss Elizabeth
Van Bucr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Anton Van Buer. became the wife Of
Edward V. Wood this morning at 9
O'Clock in St. Mary's church. Father
Joseph Kelly officiated and the cere-
mony was soIemnized with nuptial
high mass. Miss Rose Styvart was the
bridesmaid and Clemens Van Buer
brother of the bride was the groom's
best man. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal party was driven to
the brides home 1924 Eighteenth-and-
a-half avenue where they spent the
day In the afternoon a reception was
rendered 10 the relatives and friends
at the home Mr.. Wood is employed
as driver for the United States Elk
press company.
Christenson-SkouIa Christ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

enson and Miss Anna Skogland were
married Wednesday evening at
O'Clock at the parsonage Of the Swed-
ish Methodist church by Rev. J. Il.
Miller. They were attended by Wal
ter Collin and Miss Esther Collin. The
groom has been employed for several
years by Contractor Peter Peterson.
The groom has furnished new home
at 80 Eighteenth avenue, in which
they will go to housekeeping immedi-
atcly.
rEye.-Monday evening at
s o'clock took place the marriage of
Miss Margaret Eye of Monmouth.
Iowa. TO Plumer w. Bodenhofer of Mo
line. the services being conducted by
Rev ID. c. Dutton at the parsonage.
Wants All Children Vaccinated.--
DR.. r. c. J. Meyer. city health commits
sioner. wishes TO impress all citizens
with the necessity of having them
selves and their children vaccinated.
You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to let
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
r. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
MOLINE

Boy Shot in Hand.-Henry Johnson,
a 12-year-old boy residing with his
parents in Cady's addition east of the
city. accidentally shot himself through
the palm of the left hand while hunt
ing along the river. He is not able to
explain clearly how the accident oc-
CURED. A 22-calibre revolver was used
by the boy and the bullet discharged
plowed its way through the palm of
the hand. breaking one of the meta
carpal bones. the one with which the
bones of the little finger connect.
Death of Child.-Ethel Agnes Viga
Sundquist the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Sundquist. died at the
home. 1922 Eleventh street yesterday
after short illness with lung trouble.
The little girl was born in this city
Jan. ,. 1905. and leaves with her par
cnts TWO brothers and one sister.
Stop Work on Monument.-Wor on
the monument at Campben's island
has been temporarily stopped on ac-
count of the non-arrival of the polished
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

original suit. was eliminated thcrefrOm
by motion of the defendants attOr-
neys
Burglar Caught in Acted Koch,
termed by the police as a sneak thief,
was arrested by Officers Connolly and
Lew for robbing Mrs. Sattig's board
ing house at 1903 West Third street.
Koch had turned things upside down
in general and secured a gold watch
on the first floor This he took up
stairs and hid behind trunk where
it was afterwards discovered. While
moving about the place. Koch woke
up Mrs. Sattig and several of the
boarders These followed him into the
room where he was ransacking some
bureau drawers and upon hearing
them coming. Koch jumped into bed
and pretended he was asleep He was
cornered in this room and held there
until the arrival of the officers. when
he was taken to the station and
charged with burglary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
.BUILTUP her HEALTH
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS GOODE
She Is Made Well by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
Writes Gratefully to Mrs. Pinkham.

For the wonderful help that she has
found Miss Cora Goode, 255 +. Chicago
Avenue, Chicago, Ill, believes it her
duty TO write the following letter for
publication, in order that other women
afflicted in the same way may be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

Verdict for Small Amount-One
hundred and ten dollars is the amount
to which the jury shaved the $4,000
damages that Edwin H. Pike asked of
Laura Montgomery. owner of the rig
that ran him down on March D, at
Sixth and Harrison streets. The case
went to the jury shortly before noon
yesterday and the verdict was return
ed soon afterward. The verdict is di-
rected against Mrs. Montgomery alone,
as her husband, codefendant in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

Play First Football Game.-The first
football game of the season will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Three
Eye league park. which is now being
fitted up for gridiron. The high
school team will be pitted against d
team of the alumni
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

those who expect to take this
work will have an opportunity to get
into condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

Downs May Recover.-Word has
reached the city that F. w. Downs
who was injured fatally, it was report
ed. in ar automobile accident at Colo
RADIO Springs, has regained conscious
ness and that hopes are now enter
tanned for his recovery. Mrs Downs
left for Colorado Springs and will re-
main at his bedside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28
DAVENPORT

Says Wife is Observation-Disclosures
Fetterer. the Eddy street saloon keep
er. against whom suit was begun by
his wife. Mamie for divorce. has en-
gagged w. \. Foster and Mayor Waldo
Becker to defend him, and the attor-
ncys have filed a v0luminous answer.
indicating that the case will be hard
fought. An interesting feature of the
answer is the intimatiOn that Mrs Fet-
terCr is insane. The answer states
that she is the daughter of Mrs Muir
ray who recently attempted to COM
municate with President Roosevelt by
telegraph. instructing the president to
come to Davenport on important bus
mess. Mrs. Murray is now confined
as an insane person at Mercy hospital,
and the husband says that he verify be-
lieves from the averment contained
in his wife's petition and from her
conduct for some time past that she is
becoming and is mentally unsound
Grand Jury Rides in Autos.-For the
first time in the history of Scott cOun-
ty the grand jury made its regular in
spection of the poor farm and Mercy
hospital in automobiles. When the
proposition was preached some of the
jurors thought that difference between
the expense of automobiles and car
riages would be too great. But Attor-
ney Charles Wilson solved the prob
lem by telling that he would furnish
one automobile free if the jurors would
rent the other Accordingly with Mr.
Wilson and ORGY Jansen as chauffeurs
the party made the trip
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

Beardstown Physician Weds.-Dr. C..
E. Soule a prominent physician of
Beardstown. H.. and Mrs. Nellie Mix
of Byron. ILL.,. were united in marriage
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning in the
parlors of the Kimball house Rev. l..
c. Lemon. pastor of ST. Johns NJ. E.
<kZr<k, Cfficiated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-28

His Death Sudden.-Thomas Bracco.
well known fruit peddlers residing
in the rear of 211 Rock Island street
died suddenly yesterday while lying
in his bed in the same room with
stepbrother. The stepbrother was
awakened by noise at $50 O'Clock
and getting up found his roommate
suffering with hemorrhage The broth
er being rather excited called for help
and the other members of the family
were aroused. A physician was sent
for but upon his arrival the man was
found to be dead Mr. Bracco was 40
years of gaze. He was born in Italy
and leaves to survive him his mother,
stepfather and two stepsisters now i'll
Italy. stepbrother in New York and
one in Davenport.
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Tcday's Game.
Interior VS.. Agriculture.
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CHICAGO TAKES
THIRD STRAIGHT
COmiSkey'S Braves ROmp
With the Nationals and
Win by 4 to |.
PATTEN GOT A SINGLE
And Later Stole Second, Allowing Him
70 Score on Stanley's Time
ly Bingle.

CHICAGO. July 3-The Sox took the
third straight game from the Nationals
yestg-day afternoon 10y 10 l. The only
thing which kept the visitors from being
whiteWashed was Patterns fourth hit of
the year, AMI what was perhaps as
wonderful as lCs clout, q stolen base.
which vas followed by Stanley's time
y single 10 right
With the exception Of the first three
sessions Patten pitched good bail, allow
ing the locals nine hits. most of which
came in these FIRST three innings. Wash
ington got but four sateties or owen.
The weather was sultry, and it seem
cd 10 take all the ginger and snap out OF
the playing, the work in the field being
especially ragged. though but Two errors
We're made, and both OF them ry the
StahlWarts. ChicasO sewed up the game
Tor the Comiskey tribe in the third by
Leady base running ana timely Uiugles
which pushed three ruUs over the plate,
and made the loyal Western rooters
wonder how il was Washington took
three from their braves while in the
Capital City.
SUllivaus work "a hat was a revcla-
tiOn 10 the fans. the sturdy back=top
hammered out four uits out OF four
times up. Schlahy, for Washington, ear
Iicd on the sticking honors with Two
o. the four hits made on owen.
The Score.
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EtheTs Pride. 2,06a.. the mare raced
last season by DR.. J. c. Mccoy, has gone
permanently lame.
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Commerce and Lat0r.0 3 0 ! IS
Treasury .-......-.-..-l q % u u 2 -

-. sLo.lLs ] -. llI2llI
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POTOMAC CREW
AT WEST POINT
Juniors Meet Virginia Boat
Club on York River
Next Saturday.
WANTED TO BE OBLlGlNG
viii Take Place Of Arundels, Who
Couldn't Keep Engagement-Daly
and Keane Matched.

The Potomac Boat Club yesterday de-
cided TO enter an eight-Oared crew in the
West Point (VaD regatta, which takes
place next Saturday AT that place on
the York river.
The entry was made 20 please the Vir-
glnia Boat Club. Of Richmond. Va.
which had arranged a match race with
the Arundels, OF Baltimore. for that cay
and place. but for various reasons the
Aruudels had 20 Withdraw. Yesterday a
delegation came up from Virginia. head
ed By Murray Russell. ex-captain u
Georgetown, and requested the POtomacs
10 take the place OF the Arundels, point
ing out that rowing Iyas booming IN Viz
gin.a, but would receive a serious set
back II this well advertised event were
declared on, and besides they wanted 10
come here 10 -ae middle States in Sep
tenber.
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Famous Expert Says Cham
pion IS Already in Shape
for the Battle.
MAKES LIBERAL OFFER
Colored Lightweight Talks of $4,000 for
Charity If He Fakes With
Nelson.
By W. W. NAuGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 81.-Joe Cans,
who disputes with Battling Nelson
the title Of lightweight champion Of the
world, and who is willing 10 make all
KINDS or monetary concessions In order
10 get crack at his hated rival arriv-
ed in the city today from Seattle.
Cans who recently defeated Dave
Holly In the North. still shows the re-
suits Of the training he underwent for
the contest IN question. He has a clean
cut appearance and his flesh seemed 10
be as hard as nails
While awaiting the pleasure Of Mr.
Nolan end fighter Nelson. who are com
ing lard this city by slow stages
from salt Lake. Cans will 80 In quar-
ters at ShauuOn's villa. near san Ra-
Iael, and viii engage in light work 10
keep himself In condition.
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john r. Valentine is busy these DAYS
schooling jumpers for the coming Bryn
AIawr horse show in September He has
several candidates for The green classes
that are doing well.
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ZANNELLI'S HOMER
WINS FOR IhNACS
Siasning -Four Sacker Drives in Three
Runs-RistOn Pitched Good Ball.
Winners Take Lead.

NahneliIs fouF-saclger. with two men
Oh Daaes yesterday afternoon. Uracti-
I1ly "on the game for the immaculate
'-oiee iuon a3s from 81. Patrick. bv
o 10 .. and gave the former tse lead
%. er Inc losers IA the Marquette League
Hlston' who was on the rubber for
lhe winners, although connected win
ioF one more hit than the 81. Patrick
pitcher. was more effective m rigb+
places than bis rival Aside from the
home-run Of ZauuelN. the battipp ~
MaTeerOn ana Cullen. and the 6aidira-
OF Cook ana Aalloy were the features
OF one OF JEe best games seen an the
lIamOnd LLLa season. ILa - -
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So Much Money.
Cans said:

Cans said.
Il will post a forfeit of $500 as a.
guarantee that nay end OF the contest
will be on the level. and in addition to
raising that amount L am content 10
let the newspapers decide whether The
night was square.
IF the sporting writer's say IL was
queer ee not want a cent or the
money / viii be satisfied 10 have
clause iu the articles setting forth that
my sLaEe Of the purse is 10 be turned
over 10 charity II / am adjudErd guilty
of not trying TO win
Cans in company with Eddie Grarey
and other sporting men. visited the big
skating rink now in course of COnstTuC-
tiOn ou Pierce street. near Post. II is
iH this sIaCe that 10 is proposed 90 put
Nelson and Cans i'm the ring ou The
afteru, on OF September 10, II Nelson
makes up his mird % give the negro
battle.
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to Oblige.

Coach Dempsey was consulted by the
officials OF the POtOMacs. and while not
set IN possession OF a well going crew,
agreed 20 the entry Of the juniors iu q
match race with the Nirgiuiaus. for he
did not desire % JeOpardize the standing
OF the men for the miLdIe States. With
this understanding the match was made
the crew and friends Will leave here on
Friday. going to Baltimore and taking a
Bay Line steamer % York. Va, and
while not yet made up jt win be selected
from Siycum. Cadua, Kennedy. Bell,
Sch6ffer. Miller harralsJu. King, Ed
mOlst0u. and CaHaTio-
match race was also made between
Joseph 7. Daily. the sCulle- Of the POto-
macs, and hllre. II the ATUudeIs Il is
expected that quite a crowd viii make
tie "Trip, as special rates will be offered.
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The Shamrocks and Hercules baseball
teams played an exciting game Of five
innings on Sunday. July -. which ended
IN a Tie Of ! to J. The lineup for the
Hnamr0cHs was A Schneider catcher.
Captain b. Brown. pitcher. \ Brewer.
nTst base, j. D.Erlen, second base; W.
L-ills. shortsrOp. ". S0uthey. third base.
IT, Cuuuselmau, left field. T. Pcrrel
center field, j. D.CounOrs. right field.
The same teams viii meet again Wed
nesday az 3 o'clock on the b. T. grounds
ine Shamrocks want games with all
teams averaging fourteen years Address
100 Ihirty-hfth street northwest.
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Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

work out Of a very ordinary bunch Of
BAH players.
Rem ATulfoTd, the famous Cincinnati
baseball writer. Is now acting mayor of
Norwood. Ohio
It is never considered knocking
when you 80 after the poor umpire.
There is a story going the rounds IN
WUkesbarre that Buck Freeman offers
20 buy an interest lH the Wukesbarre
baseball club. play iu field. and man
age it.
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]. Ilr5t base by erTurs- -ImmacuIate 1. 81
Eair-eA s, J. Left % basss-ImmacuIate. 2;
- idLrlrk $ g. First base GA baIs-Dft
ltstlHs p or Mcdonald T. Home frIr-Zs7-
hr.l IWg-bas- suf-AIaIl1v. Sacrifice hits
oa-ilan and Goodman stolen bases-AIarce-
irl- q l-l~n- Jal-au- Mess, and Nau Double
piay-Risr0n 20 ZauuaII Uu E,, ritote- - -
Mcdonald, !. Passed BalI-Marcerrn Inn
plre-Ierger- Time Of game hour ana "a
minutes
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POSTOFFICE BUMPED
BY RODNEY M'CATHRAN

The able work Of Rodney 0IcCathrau
in the box for the Department Of Jus
tce yesterday afternoon allowed the
attorneys 20 win from Postoflce by the
good margin OF TO 3. A one-haud
catch by Clark. and Steyeus0u's capture
of foul over the heads OF the crowd
were easily the features. The score:
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Earned rIus-C0mmerce and Labor. o,
Treasury e. First base by Cu0Ts-g1Umerce
ans Labor. &. Treasury. q. Left on bases
base on b1IIz-Ou Fulcher. 2; on Neumau. 2,
or Kinney. & Innings uitChed-By FulChtr,
&. hy Ncuuau, q. Hits made-Ou Fulcher.
S: on Nelmau. g struck ouJ-By FulCher.
p; by Neumau .; by Kinney. 4. Two-bass
hit-SCHTgiuer. Sacrifice lit-Neuman. stolen
baHes-Toucy. O. Kinney O. Herbert, Laws,
Is North. L1s7. Neuman, Bielask! 3D. Cert
mcn. e., anJ DAILY Double uiays-Terry u
Herbert Jl Ee--lu. Herbert 10 Evans. Nru-
man 20 RIelassl r8 tieT-mau. Wild pitch
FulCher Passed bllls-Shauahan, 4 Umpire
-Keefe. Time OF Eame-I hour and Is min
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COMMERCE AND LABOR
NOSES OUT TREASURY

Commerce and Labor had great trou-
bic defeating Treasury clerks yester-
day afternoon by 5 TO z. With the
score S 10 al the beginning of the last
session, the mOuey-couuters came
strong and brought their taIlies up 10
z before the MeJcalfites could retire
the side. The score.
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Jim" Gabriel. a cowboy. who broke
endurance records OF the Government
ia a 900 mile trip on horseback. from
Sheridan. Wyo-. 20 Chicago. has issued
6 $1,000 challenge for a relay ride from
New York 20 san Francisco. He de-
clares De viii make The journey In
thirty DAYS or less
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MEMORIALS EASILY
DEFEAT EPIPHANY

Tbs Memorials had little -roub'e de-
featlrg the Epiphany Chapel team yes
teJIay evening ou the Burslu grounds
by II To q G.. D.Br.gu for the winners
led al the bat with three uits. The
sore.
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TRINITY AND HOLY NAME
IN A SEVEN-INNlNG TIE

While Immaculate was taking the lead
in the Marquette race from the St.
Patrick lads, Holy Name and Trinity
were having il out on the league
grounds. the game going seven innings
TO a tie. 4 10 T. BirChs pitching was
the feature. lie held his opponents
down TO two hits. The score:
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Lett on bases-CMcago. s. washington,
C. Tw0-base hlts-Heyd0n and Davis.
Three-base hit-Sullivau- Sacrifice hits
Stanley and TauueLIu, o. Stolen base
-PatJen. Bases on balls-On owen. .;
of Patteu. l. Hir with ball-lsbel. JM-
pire-Afr O'L0uEhIiu. Time of game
/ hour and - minutes.
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First base on balIs-Or Kerr. !. or Ne
Cathgan- 8. Struck aut-Ey Kerr 6. by
MCCagEIau. 9. TWD-base hlts-RIaIaskI.
IlIsIuschmidJ F9meroy, Wire. g Sacrifice
hlts-Purhank and Tracey. stolen bases
FJMer1y and Kerr. E-t by pitcher-By Kerr.
g. Impire-HaudIble. Time Of game
hour and - minutes
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AMATEuR BASEBALL

The Warner stars won TWO STRAIGHT
games from the i Street stars. The
Warner stars want games with teams
averagiug thirteen years. Address Wal
lace Mcmahon. 1914 Seventh street north
west
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Today's Games.

PITTSBURG AT BROOKLYN.
CHICAGO AT PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOUIS At NEW YORK.
CINCINNATI AT BOSTON.
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= g = -AEXPELS&
0eSeOe BLOOD HUMORs

chng dishguring euptions rashes bos ETC. as we'll as nn
ana rough cay skins show the presence irritating
II Lood These acids
Deng constantly thrown off through pores and glands and
Is kept IN tevesh diseased
can change the condition of prevent
pons ard aclds only constitutional
Washes lotions
bood and therefore, useless EXCEPT for the Temporary
OF le trouble must be effected
DVod Pu1eT all
humor from the 1t completely eadicates
q l poison and restores this vital
. D coo the acdheated
matter on the skin feeds heathsus
Iuplons diseases o
O'OA u oALn diseases and medical advice free.
- EHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cos ATLANTA, Ga
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Kinneys pitching wing was in great
shape. Ii was not his fault that the
Money Handlers scored az all.
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Manager Robinson had severe heart
palpitation in the ninth when It looked
E<e Treasury would pass 0ut.
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The two DIS. DAILY and Deane. madc
six of theteleyeu hits.
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Notes of the Game

It looked like a runaway affair until
NeJman took the slab. His work was
gilt. edge.
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BASEBALL GOLF RACING BOXING : ROWING ATFTFTTCS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. 4. Washington ]
Philadelphia. 6; Detroit g.
New York, 6; Cleveland. 4.
Boston. 8. 81. Louis, g.
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Errors by Bielask. Burbank and
Tracy In the eighth gave the Letter
Handlers their only chance
Wire keeps up his batting streak. His
two hits were cOrkers.
KleiusChmidts two baEEeT might
have been stretched into three sacks
had the leg work been there
Both McCathran and Kerr famed six
batsmeu.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

-Pittsburg- Rain.
New York, g; Cincinnati, J.
Chicago. g. Boston. 2
81. Louis. g; Brooklyn, J.
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First base on srrors-H0Iy Name .; Trinity
g. Left on bases-Trinity, g.; Holy Name I
First base on haIls-Od Birch. 6; of DAILY. g.
Struck out-By Birch. Z; by DAILY, Q. Two
base hit-W. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Moore
and W. smith Stolen bases-PurCeU 3,
O. ConneII. Grove. DAILY, s; Buckley, Rogers.
W. Smith. and Eagan. Hit by pitcher-By
DAILY. 4. by Birch, !. Umplre-SarganiO. Time
ot game hour and IS minutes.
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by r,qu of
Of h
the o Of
O
confident original schedule The kid
% him with the automobile O
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TROTTING.

James Morris went South to Norfolk.
Va, with his string, and races there this
week. He has Dick. by PrOdIgal, and
Victor, jr., by Victor Mazone.
John Drectum) Kelly is plotting Reu-
ben S. around the New York speedway
and is winning all the brushes. Another
one Of john kyan's money winners.
The Turf Benevolent Association, q
widely known organization 10 help dis
ahled h0rsemen. viii give a benefit at the
HiDpodrome, New York. on Sunday.
Harry K. Vingut, the weIl-known polo
player, of New York. rode a hundred
miles on horseback on Sunday, around
Belmont Park l. l.. in nine hours and
twenty-three minutes.
john r. Valentine is busy these DAYS
schooling jumpers for the coming Bryn
lIawr horse show in September. He has
several candidates for The green classes
that are doing well
EtheTs Pride. 2:06a.. the mare raced
last season by DR.. J. c. Mccoy, has gone
permanently lame.
BASEBALL.
IIeSlutAt MuFphy mas received Hne
offer 10 take his Chicago club 10 Cuba
for a series OF games this fall.
Pitcher O'Brien. suspended. by SYRIA
cuse, IS at his home in Roxbury.
The Boston Nationals have had no
one put out Of the game this season by
the umpire.
Hal Chase is by eli odds the most
brilliant first baseman the game ever
produced. he is also a fine hitter and
great baser inner.
When the Philadelphia team hits
losing streak, Hugh Duffy Is blamed for
it. No man could have gotten more
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Today's Games.
standing Of the Clubg.

PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT
NEW YORK AT CLEVELAND
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BOXING

II looks as though Gus Ruhlin ana
Al Kaufman viii meet Last week
Jack McGuigan. Of The National Ath-
Ieuc Club. OF Philadelphia, onered the
men 80 per cent of the house. but they
refused 10 accept amt demanded Gu per
cent. After holding or for "a few days
llCGuigau decided To give IN and the
match will probably be made In "a few
days
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CAPITAL CITY.
No Games Yesterday.
Todav'e Came
Today's Game.
Standing Of me Clubs.

Columbia A. G. IS. So. Stephens, at Thirteenth
and ID streets northeast
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Standing Of the Clubs.

". !. Pct. W. I. Pct.
Immaculate 10 6 .6z5ITriuity...... S .4s5
So Patrick Q 6 .fH1.St. Peters. $ 800
81 Dominic. : .5s1i Holy Name .z13
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MONUMENTAL.
Standing Of The Clubs.

". ]. Pet, W L Pct
Memorials. OIp11 Wash. B. c. , 2ss
HishIanders 8 3 -7z1 On. Church l 6 .la
Epiphany. COS BaltIcs...... 0 2 .0JJ
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

Hal Chase is by eli odds the mosr
brilliant first baseman the game ever
produced. he is also a fine hitter and
great baserIuner.