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Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
L6snummer e
Registreringen at automo.

S~ldnuSOeviS utiardatS tor 1851
nya automobiler der i staten un.
ten under JUL manad. Under de
sista sex manaderna hafva 6,oo7
automobiles inregistrerats i staten
New York. och al dessa arc 6 $50
forfardigade i Amerika och 82I i
Europa Millionaren John Jacob
Astor ar den, som eyer de fiesta
autoniobilerna i staten, nemligen
II. som tillsammans representera
EFT varde at $50, 900 dollars. FIRE.
derrick Bourne, {. d. commander
at New York jaktklubb, eyer 20
maskiner, och VIM K. Wander
bilt har Is automobiler, som ma
stan ALA arc franska och repre-
sentera EFT varde at $4,000 dol
lars.
Upton Sinclair, som genom
sin box The Jungle" afslojade de
forhallanden. som arc radande vid
de stora slakterierna i Chicago,
har skrifvit nagra artiklar angaen-
de Stamina SAX i en- allmant spridd
tysk tidning. Dessa artikIar Of
vertraffa t. o. m. hvad han forut
skrifvit angaende slakterierna.
Andra tidningar hafva atergifvit
dessa artiklar, och delta har haft
till told att Diet tyska folket blif-
Wit mel och mel fast i slit beslut
att icke vidare kopa amerikanskt
kott.
De amerikanska kottexporto.
rerna hafva giort hera forsok att
infora slit kott och andra produk-
ter Diver Danmark, men den tyska
regeringen haller skarp utkik Of
Yer ALT kott, som Importers, och
medan Diet icke ar forbjudet att
infora amerikanskt kctt tran Dan
mark, gagnar denna utvag expor-
torerna foga, alldenstund inspek-
torerna undersoka och stampla
Diet som amerikanskt, hvarefter
befolkningens ovilia mot ameri-
kanska kottvaror hindrar afsatt-
ningen.
sSval vetenskapliga som ma
ritima kretsar borjar man hysa
farhagor for att naget oblidt ode
traffat kapten Robert Pearys ex-
petition, som for EFT ar sedan af-
seglade med farsyget Roosevelt
till de arktiska regionerna. bet
var PearYs plan att ofvervintra
norr ON Kap Sabine, omkring
500 mil fran pollen, och der anlag-
ga en depot SAINT sedan med till
help az hundar och sladar soka
ma pollen Diver isen. Delta skulle,
enl'gt hans berakningar, fora he
nom till civilisationen denna SOM
mar eller senast den okto0er.
Men man har Ell hort nagot tran
Peary, och icke ems nagon at de
manga hvalfangarue har hiatt nagot
att omformala om honom. I'm
derrattelser tran de arktiska reg;-
onerna meddela att vaderleks- och
isforhallandena deruppe vari,
mycket svara under denna var och
och man fruktar derfol
att Pearys skepp krossats at isen,
dervid hela expeditionen omkom.
nit. Peary atnjuter allmant an,
seende som en- oforskrackt och
erfaren polarforskare. bet ar n.
Diver 80 ar sedan han borjade sina
forskningar i de ogastvanliga pc,
%trakterna, och han har varit der,
uppe pa manga expeditioner.
En- bombfabrik. Den , jul
foretog polisen Seattle, Wash.
en- understanding i EFT hus som be
bolts at IN tysk murare, August
Rosenberg, l huset patraftade:
en- verkstad forsedd med materia
;Ioch verktyg for tillverkning a
bomber och helvetesmaskiner
hvjlket naturligtvis beslagtogs
Rosenberg, hvilken var kand fol
att hysa anarkistiSka tendenser,
aiseglade kort forut till Hamburg
och Diet troddes att han amnade
soka EFT tilIfalle att morda tyske
kejsaren. Han arresterades i AL
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
HAR OCH DER.

betare pa Panamakanalen, blifva
sjuka och do. emedan de maste
underkasta sig de sanitara regler,
som uppstallts for kanalarbetarne
De sjukdomar de duka under for
besta NEST at akommer i lungorna
sasom pneumonia O. dyl. Medan
de bodde j sina osunda hyddor pa
Jamaica, besvarades de ej at des-
Sd sjukdomar, men de do. da de
maste DO i renliga bostader.
Stort u%ppseende har Diet vackt
/ Mankato, Mimi. att den formog-
ne och ansedde farmaren Otto
Peterson blifvit anklagad for stold
at fyra byttor smor. Harald Pc
terson har erkant att han varit
Peterson behjalplig att stjala smo-
ret. Denne hade lofvat honom
$40 for handrackningen Peterson
fornekar all delaktighet i stol
den.
Efter SO ar. Andrew C. An
derson, en- handlande / Akeley,
Mimi, har i dagarne uppsparats
al sin moder, som ar bosatt i Sve-
rige. Andrew adopterades da
han var fyra ar gammaI at en- on
KEEL, och hans NOR har sedan dess
aldrig vetat hvar han befunnit sig
forran nu Hr Anderson amman
inom kort resa till Sverige for att
halsa pa sin aldriga moder.
Den femte iuli sammanstotte
EFT Olympia-tag med EFT vaxeltag
haltannan mil fran Tacoma. Ba
da lokomotiven forstordes, men
passagervagnarne stannade kvar
pa sparet. Emellertid skadades
svart bada lokomotivforarne. Pas
sageiarne daremot undsluppo med
blotta forskrackelsen.
En- sorglig tragedi har i dagar-
ne utspelats i.Seattle, Wash. Un-
der religionens tackmantel har en-
man vid MANN Edward Crefield
dragit till sig en- mangd oerfarna
unga 1ickor. bossatta i trakten
omkring Corvallis, Ore. Bland
dessa var Esther Mitchell, hvilken
kom under hans inAytande och
blef en- medlem at sekten'The no.
ly rollers" George Mitchell,
henres broder, tog sig hennes
torerattelse sa mar att han en- dag
forliden maj skot Creffield ihjal
Nagra dagar sedan afslutades rat
tegangen med honom for detts
brott, och juryn frikande honom,
Fran olika platser dar Crefislc
hade farit tram inkommo pannin'
gar till Mitchells iorsvar. och han:
frigitvande halsades allmant me-
jubel. Man talade till och mec
ON atte lata pragla en- medal f0r
hans ''tjanst emot samhallet" son
man uttryckte Diet. Men den son
icke jublade var system, for hvar.
skuld han hade utofvat brottet
Hon beslot hemligen att hanna:
Crefheds dod, och sistlidne tors
days alton, iva dagar efrer bro
derns frigifvande, prassade hoI
under EFT samtal med honom Ell
revolver ill hans parma. och sko
honom ihjsl. Sa foder den en-,
valdsgarningen den andra. Sy
stern som sen Crefields dod blif
Wit tortrogen med dennes anka
och bott tillsammans med hennp
i Seattle, visar icke mista ange
Oliver slit brott.
Sex barn foddes ombord a an
garen "Grosser KY'urst" unde
dennes sista resa mel Breme,
och New York. Pa angaren
treble dagsresa fran Bremen bic
en- at treble klassens passagerare
Mrs Polinsky. moder till ,trillinga
och iva dagar enare fodde Ell ar
nan qvinna i Stamina afdelnin
tvillingar. Dagen imam angare
anlande till New York blef en- q
forsta klassens paSsagerare Awe
moder men denna gang inskrank
te sig antalet endast till EN-.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-20
Kan alta, solfya och arbeta

Puyallup, Wash, 81 manga ar
led Jag at dyspepsia och njurli-
dande. men eder Kuriko har helt
och ballet aterstallt mig. NJ kan
jag alta, sotva och arbeta som en-
ing man igen". ]. Sandell,
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
new CASTLE And
DOVER TO PLAY
Series Of Five Games Will
Be Played For the Cham
piOnShip

NEW CASTLE. July 23-Dover has ac-
ceeded TO all of New Castles demands
and have proved themselves real sports
men.
New Castle and Dover baseball clubs
will play a series of five games. The first
game viii be played at New Castle Sat
urday, August T. The umpire for the first
three games will be Mr.. Scott of Sea-
ford. lie is the selection Of Mr.. Alice Of
the Dover Club New Castle is satisfied
with the selection. Anyone who knows
the game will do here. New Castle wants
fair play and nothing else. II wants no
favors and has received none this sea-
son. As soon as an umpire is found who
does not give each club all that Is due
that club then his services arc needed no
longer.
Manager John p. Murphy and Assistant
Manager Wise are hopeful Of the New
Castle club winning the series. The names
of the New Castle players have been for
warded TO the manager OF the Dover Club.
Manager Murphy said to-day; The series
is about arranged and want TO say there
are no white feathers shown here. We do
not claim to be State champions but We
do claim that we are as good club as
there IS in the State. This series between
Dover and Now Castle will settle the
standing OF the two clubs. Then there is
seaford's Club which must be considered
for it IS a strong aggregation and entitled
TO have look in for the state champion
ship. Next Saturday we play the Chester
fore It's colors were lowered to Dover The
following Saturday we viii have Dover
and then the dupont Club Of Wilmington.
Two mid-week games at Dover and then
August 49, Dover here for the fourth
game Tho nfth Of the series may be play
cd az Dover. We have arranged a game
with Elkton and then we want q week in
South Jersey with Wnliamstown. Clayton,
Brldgeton and Millville. The patronage
our club is receiving is fine and we are
trying to give the people a frst-class ar
ticlo OF baseball"
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
CANS TO fight
GREAT NELSON
Distance Will Be as Rounds,
Al 1873 Pounds, a.
COIma

Battling Nelson and Joe Cans are
matched TO fight forty-nve rounds at
Colma this fan at the weight Nelson
has demanded ever since Cans started
hurling challenges at the Dane.
While the arrangements have not been
given TO the public as yet it can be
stated on the highest authority that JIM
my Comroth will have the handling of
the affair, and the great arena at Colma
i'm which Britt went down before the bait
Ting Dane. will be the scene of the fight.
Arrangements have already been made
for a license for which Conroth and his
partners are TO pay $1,000
The men win fight at 1873 pounds ring
side This IS Nelson's favorite weight
while Cans has not gone this low in years
However, he win do the weight without
a question as his one ambition for the
past eighteen months has been TO get Mel
son into a ring with him.
The affair win prove the biggest bet
ting proposition in years. and the money
laid on the Nelson and Britt fight will b,
only pikcr's wager along side OF what
viii be bet on the Dane and the great
negro.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
BUILDING THE
new RESERVOIR
CONTINUED From First Page,

ply of filtered water ready at any time in
case OF emergency.
many Laoofef5 at Work.
MIR. Finch the New York contractor
who is building the new reservoir and Ill
ter beds has about 100 men employed on
the work in addition to the drivers of the
SO teams. These men have quarters on the
Weldin farm where shacks have been
erected for them and where they stay
after working hours.
Most of the labor is italian and the
scenes around their campfire are Interest,"
ing IN the extreme. Besides these 10 and
more men working for the New York
contractor about 80 are now employed in
that section by the Water Department
digging the bitches for the 4S-inch water
mains which will supply and drain the
great BASIN
These men at the reservoir and on the
mains will hardly complete their work
before December first. 1t is perhaps for
tunate for Brandywine hundred that MIR.
Finch is not in politics for with the is
workmen whom he controls he could
make the result of the election in thar
hundred almost anything he wished IT,
on the work of rolling the embanlSments
and slopes OF the new reservoir the con-
tractor has been using two heavy steam
rollers. The width of the slopes at the top
permit the driving of two two-horse
/ wagons abreast around the reservoir. A
few days ago the operator of one of the
rollers in his attempt to roll the edge OF
the driveway got too near the edge and
the great 2O-ton machine started down the
outside Of the hfty-foot slope
1t made one side-somersault TO the base
whore it landed right side up but with IN,
upper works badly mashed. II stil stands
where it struck, the men not having had
time TO make the necessary repairs. Tn,
driver of the roller, though badly fright.
ened managed to get OF his perch befor,
the machine turned over.
Tho latest and most improved maohin.
cry is being used by the contractors ard q
trip TO the scene Of operations is wei
worth any ones time and trouble. Whe,
the water plant is finished Wilmlngto,
should have the equal OF any system fl
the country.
Plans are being drawn which have Z,
contemplation the extension OF the Ronlo
ward, which now is laid ont TO the b. an,
o. tracks. 70 the Fauld road. thus maxim,
a fine driveway 20 the reservoir grounds
a fine strip Of ground on the weldh
farm can easily be turned into an excel
lent athletic field and many other plan
are being considered 20 make the spot on
of The attractive park regions of the city
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
BAsEE Al

'Snake Deal is hitting at PA clip since
Joining CincinnatL
'Ilonest John Hummells average is .1S9
'Chick Hartley's average is 30s and Joe
Myers is batting 1913. Campbell is hitting
at .42S but the real leader is Fred Crolius
whose average Is .379.
'IIans Wagner Is the honor hitter in
the National with an average of $40. and
stone is the best American League hitter
with .Ss5
'Becl. X-Brandywine's pitcher twirled
for Prospect Park on Saturday against
Sharon Hnl and lost by the score Of 5 to
3. He allowed s hits while h.s team-mates
could only collect a
tErowntown certalnly has tough luck
,agaiust N1w csstie.,fp 49,. ,rr
,Bmy Hamilton. Gsho managed the Har-
rsburg d part OF this season. has signed
10 play with the Haverhin, Mass. Club.
'Arlie Latham viii branch out as Tri-
State umpire this afternoon.
fsnake Deal played a great game foi
Cincinnati on Saturday
sseaboard beat the Fifth Ward team
Of Chester Saturday by the score Of 2 to 0
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
llAt~AH'
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

Coroner Bradley, Of Dover, has re-
covered the body Of George w. Harris,
negro, Il years old. who was myster-
iously drowned in Coursey's mill pond.
-Felton claims the oldest active.
everyday equestrian in the United
States. He is Thomas Harrington. re-
siding at the country home place Of
Asa Harrington, four miles southeast
of FELTON,. Mr.. Harrington goes about
the country daily on horseback, as he
has done for the past so years. His
age is eighty-three.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
BERGER TAKE ON JEFF?
lie SAYS SO, BUT---ROT!
Sam Must Not Get Big Head
On Account of O'Brien
Showing

III my present plans don't miscarry,"
said Sam Berger, my next prizering en-
gaeenent will be with the retired heavy
weight champion OF the world, Jim JEFF
fries.
YES. have received private assurances
that the big fellow would fight me for
the title in the near future. provided OF
course. that / made good in the East and
as I have made good 1 expect Jen to
keep his promise.
1T has been my one ambition In life
10 get q crack at Jeffres in The ring ard
] think / am about to have that ambition
gratined and for that reason / viii be
compelled to turn down all challenges
that may be hurled at me by ambitious
pugs who aspire TO wear the Jeniies
crown.
i understand perfectly we'll" said Bcr-
ger. that the stand / have taken will not
only be assailcd but ridicuicd by both the
press and public. but ] don't care. 1t is
Jen or nobody with me-"
TO advertise Jonries 10 fight Berger for
the championship before nis. trimming up
the OBriens. the Burns. the Kauffmanns
and the Huhllns. all Of which he should
b. aalc 20 Go 81 hc is as good as he thinks
he is would be looked upon by the people
of this country as a huge Joke, and no
rae knows that better than the retired
champion himself He also knows that Il
would be a hard matter TO induce any one
20 givc up as much as n dollar for the
privilege OF witnessing him stunning one
cf thase big NUTS throush the ropes.
ANY man who cannot hit harder than
Berger has no business with the big
Les Angeles farmer
Tho man that beats Jofries viii have TO
pcss'ss among a great many other good
qualities the ability 10 deliver wator
that win put him 20 the floor. and such
walop Sam Berger does not carry
around.
Berger talking about fighting Jeffrles
Is very much on a par with Abe Atteil
talking about fighting Joe Cans. Such rotl
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
DUNCAN BUMPED;
new CASTLE WON
BrOWntOwn'S Crack Pitcher
Could Not Hold A. AS
Heavy BatteTS
SCORE WAS TWO TO ONE
Special to The evening Journal.

NEW CASTLE. July 23.-'Twas frankie
Dunoans. the doughty little twlrler Of the
Browntown team. time to 80 down before
the heavy hitting New Castle A. A. club
on Saturday and the way they landed on
his twisters was sin. The score; to ]
and ten innings.
Browntown came over on Saturday with
the avowed intention Of doing New Cas-
tle Why, Manager Aiike Gardner even
went so far as to bring his crack bat
terry, Scott and Duncan over on several
! occasions during the past two weeks and
introduce them TO the boys as "the iel-
! lows Mhe are going to put you fellows
out of Business" Scotty heartily seconded
Mikes illusions delusions they proved
and wanted TO bet money that Mike
was right But Scotty is a good fellow
ana 1t would have been "shame to take
his money" Frankie looked wise and
didn't say much but what he thought was
a plenty.
Countiss with a broken finger and Nc
Grory. with crushed toe. were New
Castles battery although IL was expect
cd that neither wonld play The visitors
were unable TO land safely on MeGrory' s
curves until the ninth when they made
one safe one and followed 1t by two NOR,
in the tenth Duncan was touched up foi
eight safe ones IN the ten innings.
The game started promptly at 81,
o'clock but before the first inning was
over rain nterfercd and the shower
lasted until o'clock, leaving the ground.
in bad shape. A plentiful supply Of saw
dust. however. made the inhold passabl,
but the ball was soggy throughout the
game.
New Castles winning run was made
IN the tenth by Newiove who scored on q
long ny to left Held by Countiss. potts
oliver distinguished himself by throw
from center field to home plate catchng
Hobbs as he was endeavoring 10 scor'
from third The kicSers aguinat Dun,
didn't have opportunity to work on Sat
urday as Hughie ~ r.rfe atilsa.. nl'
at frst as oRereond wish 70 Fee, Scot
was'1aftially fesponsihle for Browntown'
: ddWnfan as he made a bad throw in al
attcmpt 10 catch Newlove az second, th
result being that Robert Went to third
5 scotty. however. was not to blame as h
had three fingers of his throwing ham
: done mp I'm bandages.
z Saturdays score follows;
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
THEY WILL Be
OFF TOMORROW
Many Fast Horses viii
Race at Horse Show
Park

The race meet which opens o. wiimtR-
tom Horse show Park to-morrQw afier-
noon and lN'll continue pntfl 1nursday.
prbmises a fclIpse ,all provious events
'f this ktna cpeE1 haid ~ Delaware
An Of tha' out of town horses are now
partcrpd AZ the tracks and some very
good ones are among the number.
Trainers and stablomen were busy all
day Saturday and this morning giving
the steppers work outs so as TO be in
prime fettle when called to the post
The prize money is the largest ever of
Tered and has caused many owners Of
high-class horses to enter and every heat
should prove both fast and exciting.
With good weather record-hroaking
crowds should attend and encourage the
members Of the Wilmington Horse Show
Association TO even creator things the
next time. Here's success TO the meet"
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
HANDICAP GOLF

A handicap team match was played
yesterday afternoon on the golf links Of
the Wilmington Country Club with the
following results. the figure FIRST given
being the handicap and the second the
score, and the players first named be ng
team A.
r. Reese Z. 1. 2. C. sisler. 90
l.. r.. Rogers. O. 0: c. w. Smith. .. l.
w. G. Jones. Jr., O. o; r. Wier. 1, l.
f. deH. Janvier, 0. o; II. N. Taylor, 8. l.
Col. Niolds. 4, -; J. satterthwaite, 0. -.
+. +. Briggs, o, O; J. p. Armstrong. O. l..
T. Richardson. 0. o; S. r. Smith. 2d. 8. l.
S. x. smith, 0. -: II. W Cause. ?. -
z. NJ. Hopes. 0. 1; w. C. Jones sr.. G, O.
c. Copeland. O. o; f. Duane. 3. l.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
"PUT UP!"

Manager NJ. Gardner. OF the Brown
town Baseball club wishes IL announced
that he wants to challenge the New Cas-
tie baseball team for hfty dollars, ana the
net gate receipts, 10 be played at any time
convenient to both clubs. The game TO be
played on the Wilmington A. A. grounds,
this city. and to allow some newspaper TO
select an umpire. not TO be known TO
either club until the game IS called.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
DOVER CLUB BUSY

The Dover baseball team has a stren-
uous week ahead of it. Tomorrow the
team VIII play Seaford at that place, and
on Wednesday Salisbury, at Salisbury.
and on Thursday Dover will make an
other trip to seaford. on Friday Salisbury
viii play in Dover. Saturdays game has
not been arranged but an effort will be
made to secure either Browntown or X
Wilmington, Of the City League.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23

Manchuria is described by Consul-Gen-
eral Sammons as a good farming country,
to China proper a sort Of American "out
West" and as fertile in its extensive
agricultural areas as the garden State Of
Iowa, supporting millions of Chinese who
have come from the overcrowder adjoin-
ing provinces.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
LOCAL INSURANCE co. WON

Teams representing tho Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company of Wilmington
and Chester played an Interesting game
Of baseball M ErandySine Springs Park
on Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington team was victorious 10
the tune OF . 20 g. Herbert NIarsden's
hitting was the feature Of the game. The
locals will go 70 Chester IN the near fu-
ture and play a return date
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
LOW PUNCH DID 1T

Andy McGarry and Willie Hosey met
on barge yesterday in the North River
in a scheduled 2O-round bare knuclde
fight The contest was suddenly termi-
mated In the fourth round. when Hosey's
low punch was translated by the referee
10 mean a knockout. and McGarry was
put on the lost and found list.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
DON'T SKIP THIS
5overal Unusual Stunts in Baseball.
Snake Deal Stole Home.

In the second au-Philadelphia
game yesterday three most unusual
things occurred.
The first was that Cincinnati did not
have an assist during the whole game and
the second that Snake Deal at first bas,
only had one put out The other feature
l was Deals steal home.
II is very doubtful If either Of the first
two things has ever happened before and
is very rare thing to have a runner
pt,al home without the aid of tho soueez.
Ma
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
surpasses Garnet.

Mar-not IS made to be walked on. 10
be swept washed, busted; TO endure
the moving Of furniture; TO make the
floor not only more beautiful more
cleanly. more healthful but more dur
able. James NJ. Bryans Mar-not Var
nish, in all these respects surpasses car
pet, oil, wax or paint
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
OFFICERS.
A True HeIpmate.

George Way, a hustling Bryan's
salesman, has a bright, energetic. ver-
satile wife, as is illustrated by the
following: A lady friend complaining
of the inferior varnish on a table she
had purchased was advised. BUY
Bryan's Varnish Remover, that will
clean IL off Git cleans everything ex-
cept character and conscience)-then
use only Bryan's Varnish."
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
GREAT GAME At ELKTON
St. PauPs Guild of Chester Won After
19 lnninas

An exciting game Of ball was played at
Elkton Saturday between the ST. Paurs
Guild team of Chester and the strong
Elkton team. in which the former won
by a score of 3 TO . the visitors scoring
the winning run in the 18th inning on an
error by tsewart. The inheld playing OF
MoCabe Johnson and Blakeloy was par
ticularly noticeable. the trio accepting
Sc chances with only one error charged
against them. The same teams viii play
again in the near future. Following is the
score by innings:
st. p. GO100OOO1OOOOOOOOOO1-3
ElSton .O2OOOO00OOOOOOOOOOO-2
Earned runs-Elkton, i; double pay.
McCabe. Johnson. Finnan; struck out, hy
Boyer. Is; by Johnson y; umpire, Con
don. Time Of game. 2l0.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
UPLAND TRIMMED LOCALS

THE Wilmington. Professionals went to
Upland on Saturday and lost 70 the team
Of that place by the score Of II 20 q The
Wilmington boys scored all their runs IN
the second inning. Greenwood pitched FOR
the locals and with better support would
have won. Jess Rolph made hits The
scores
Upland sees. . ........221 XII
Wilmington. ..... ... ....e7OOOO0Oo- o. 7
Evening journal., 1906-07-23

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAME
Cincinnati. l8; Philadelphia, 8.
Cincinnati. 10; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago, G; Brooklyn, g.
st. Louis, 4; Boston, l.
New York-Pittsburg, not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1906-07-23
.cnRE - INNINGs

Brandywine ..... .........OlOOOOOOO- /
Dover &C.,. .... ..... .-.OO1O2521 XII
Two-base hits. zearfoss, Price; struck
out by Topham. 2; by Proud, /; time Of
game. las. Umpire. ForlSum.