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DUB IF YOU DON'T,
DUB IF YOU Do
Stahl Tried to Stretch Triple
and Was Nailed at
Plate.
CHARGE 1T TO HARD LUCK
Mustn't Blame Nationals Too Much for
Defeat Yesterday-FaIkenbe
Deserved Better Fate.

ST. LOUIS. June 20-Washington lost
again. but this time there was an ele-
ment of hard luck which made he de-
feat somewhat excusable, although they
could have won.
In the ninth inning Stahl tried TO get
home on a triple. IL was one of those
plays where if a man happens 20 be
content with three bases and nobody
brings him in he is dub for not taking
a chance in the first place. and IL he
does ;ake a chance and gets pat out.
and the man following makes a hit, he
is a dub for running unnecessary risk.
It's all in the game, and II things are
breaking your way you win, otherwise
you lose.
Falkenberg was hit twice in a bunch
of two in the seventh inning, when
Wallace singled and O'Brien doubled.
The two runs in the fifth inning were
due TO a single. a sacrifice. a scratchy
hard-luCk single, a poor throw by Cross
and a poor piece Of judgment 10y
Schlahy.
Theory Jones was on the job in the
first inning and walked for Washington
Schlahv sacrificed. and when Wallace
did al impromptu cOntortion act or
Cross grounder the man who thinks VI
.hings about how 10 bat got home In
the eighth inning Schlafiy hit. stole, and
was brought home by Cross single. II
the ninth with Altizer out. StahI tripled
TO left and was nailed at the plate
Wakefield followed with a double, and
Stanley flied TO Niles.
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AMATEUR LEAGUES.
DEPARTMEN fAL.

Yesterdays Result
Postohice, 8: Agriculture.
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Mihs Zirl1le and Symanosli were run
ming neck and neck yesterday. Eleven
strike-outs for the former and ten for
Sym.
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Today's Care
Navy VS.. Treasury.
Standing of the Clubs.

SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Yesterdays Result.
Calvary, Z; Metropolitan, ,.
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GOOD ROAD WORK
FOR TOMMY LOWE
Running Around Telling His
Friends He Doesn't Fear
Eddie Crowley.

Tommy Lowe is getting plenty Of road
work these days. 1t comes from run
ming around among his friends telling
them that he is not afraid Of the peevIsh
Eddie Crowley.
Since Crowlcys admirers got busy and
spread the report that Lowe was trying
20 back out of a. match with their man.
Lowe has changed front and now de
clares by the great horn spoon that ne
will fight the peevish one at any time
and any place at any weight, If the
purse can be arranged satisfactorily.
II is possible that the financial side of
the argument viii be fixed up today or
tomorrow. ana then these doughty
heroes of the padded mitts will meet in
the near future
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Bielash is getting back into old form
with the willow. a triple and a single
were his share OF yesterdays loot.
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Willie Fitzgerald, the South Brook
lyn boxer. and Amby McGarry, OF New
York. will meet before the National
Athletic Club. Of Philadelphia, Friday
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Rufe Turner. the California light
weight, and Dave Holly, of Philadel-
phia. are 10 meet in a twenty-round
battle at Spokane. Wash, June 21.
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REAL COOL PLAYING IN
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

In one of the cleanest and snappiest
games OF the season, Calvary defeated
the Nets. Yesterday afternoon on the
Mount Pleasant grounds. : to 2. and
tied Fifth for second hono-s In the
Sunday School League. Symanoski was
in the best Of form, striking out ten
men. and 1t is believed that if the
"snakey'' wonder keeps up his present
pace Calvary will give Foundry a
tough rub at their next meeting
The score:
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CHINAAAN THREW UP
SPONGE IN THIRD
Didn't Last Long in International
Bouts at Los Angeles-Baker
Beat Dalton.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. June 2O-Harry
Baker, the amateur featherweight
champion from the Olympic Club. San
Francisco, clearly outpointed Kid
Dalton last night in a cleverly-fought
ten-round bout The DaIton-Baker scrap
was the feature of card made up
principally ~ aspiring youngsters.
All Wings second threw up the
spronge after Caesar Atsel had put the
Chinaman down in the third
Billy Walsh beat Kid Barry in two
rounds. and Johnny Walsh got the de-
cision over Tommy Leahy.
Jim Trimble beat the Turk.
Fred Mcdonald went out to RfII1,
Locke in two rounds.
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Earned runs-Calvary, ,: Nets, l. First
base by errors-Calvary. l. Left on bases
Calvary. 5; Nets. 2. First base on balls
on Symanoski, 1; of Zirkle, 1. Struck out
BY Symannski, 10. by Zirkle. IL Three base
hit-Bielaski. Two-base hits-Hayden Ketser
and BVOoks. Sacrifice hit-F. Symanoski.
Stolen bases-Clear, 3: Kerr. Double plays
Brooks TO Hurdle: Clear to Hayden to Bic
lasSi: J. Symanosh TO Lord. Wild pitches
Symanosld. 2. UmDire-Newm6n- Time OF
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Totals. III p 2 3 q totals.
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CLOSE MATCHES THE ORDER
IN BACHELORS TOURNEY

II the opening play of the Bachelors
closely contested. The results follow:
Dom defeated Moncenigo, Is, S3,
So Cake VS. Baker. 81. So; Harris
VS. Eldrtdge, 3-6. rs, 81; Reid VS.. Gas
sett. 7-9, 6-3, "a; Putnam VS. Wood
6-5. 6-S; Kenyon vs. Davis. Is, SIS
.6-2
The following will play today: Bar
nard vs. SwayZe, Cover VS. Smith De
PIry VS.. Bradley, Dom VS.. Cake, Harris
VS.. Reid, and Suter VS.. DaingerfeId.
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Earned runs-Trinlty. ? First base by
errors-St- Patrick. l. Left on bases-TrinIty.
4; st. Patrick. T. First base on baIls-On
Mcdonald. 2; or Chism. 3; of Kraft. 2 In
nings pitched-By Kraft, .; by Chism. s. Hits
made-On Kraft, ?; on Chism. . Struck out
By Kraft, 3; by Mcdonald, 4; by Chism,
O. Two-base hit-CaSassa- Sacrifice hit
Marceron- Stolen bases-Waldron. 2; Turner.
Kraft, A Chism. Moore, CaIlen. Reagan.
Marceron. Chaffiot. Passed ball-Chisn Un-
pire-S. Moffitt. Time o. game-I hour and
40 minutes.
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WASHINGTON BOYS
TOOK CLOSE GAME

The Washington Boys Club continued
Its winning streak yesterday afternoon
by defeating the Dresden team, in a
well-played game, 5 to /
Sebastian's fielding for the winners
was the feature. After the game Man
ager Brennan treated the members of
both teams to a layout at a nearby
hotel The score:
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First base b. errors-New York Stars. l.:
H:EhlandcTs. 2 Left on bases-New York
Stars. ,, Highlanders 4 First base on balls
on hnOciNey. /. on QUiEley. 5. Struck out
BY knockev- s. by Quigley. II. TwO-base
hits-Murray and Smith Stolen bases-Loef-
fer. Dalton. 3: z. Ellis. ?. Knockey Peake,
FriCk. Wilson Double play-Priest 10 Frick
Hit by pitcher-By Knocky. 2. Wild pitch
Knockey- Passed balls-Warner and Wall
man, =.
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RIYERDALE TOOK GAME
FROM BRENTWOOD NINE
Farmer Had Hard Time Winning.
Stick Work of Stephen and Catch
ing of McGee the Features.

Riverdale defeated the Brentwood
team Of the Suburban League yesterday
evening in a hotly contested game by
the close score Of II to 10.
The features were the batting OF Ste
phen and the catching OF MCGEE for
the winners. Berghen and Cleveland.
the Brentwood battery both played an
excellent game The score.
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ST. PATRICK'S AND TRINITY
FAILED TO BREAK TIE

II one OF the best games played IN
the Marquette League this season, St.
Patrick and Trinity went eight innings
90 d tie. Score, %.
Trinity outbatted St. Patrick to l.
but clever fielding by the latter held
the former down. The work OF Casassa
at bat was the feature. WaldrOn, cen
ter field on Trinity had his nose broken
in the sixth and was compelled TO leave
the game. The score
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MET. JUNIORS LOSE
TO ST. PETERS S. S.

The St Peters Sunday School team
defeated the Metropolitan Juniors in
an exciting game. yesterday afternoon.
at Fourteenth and \ streets northeast st
by u 70 II The batting OF St Peter :
and a difficult catch by FiIzhuEh were
The features. The score
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~F2lted Tor Heydon IN ninth
~"Batted fOr FalkenberE in ninth.
ST Louis ......C o O o . 0 x-3
Washington 1900 l o q l O.
TwO-base hits-Stone. C'Brien, and
Wakefield. Three base hit-Stahl. Sac
rifce hits-Stahl and Schlafiy. Stolen
bascs-Stah! and Schlahy. Bases on
balls-On Glade. 1: of Falkenberg. /.
Struck OUt-By Glaze. :; by Falkenberg.
.. Left on bases-St- Louis. 3; Washing
ton. q Umpire MIR. Sheridan. Time of
game hour and A minutes.
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COWBOYS -.OUNDED UP
DUPLEX WITH EASE

The Cowboys took a dier yesterday
afternoon and put the whitewash on
Duplex BY 70 in the G. ?. O. League.
Brown and Speer were In prime cOndi-
tiOn. the former putting up one OF the
best exhibitions OF tWirling that has
been seen in the league this year. The
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Earned runs-COwboys. L Struck OUt-By
Brown. IL by Speer. = Tw1-base hit
Thompson stolen bases-Csiren and Brown.
Double play-ThCmpsOn - C0tccr Hit BY
pitcher-By- Brown, T. WA pitches-Broyyn n,
/ SDeer. / Umpire-Berger
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Up 20 the third inning everything
looked equal Then Thompson and Con-
roy started the slugging match. and
four men had crossed the plate before
Duplex could retire the side
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HIGHLANDERS DEFEAT
NEW YORK STARS

The Highlanders defeated the New
York Stars in the Monumental League
game yesterday afternoon by 1 10 >.
The score
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The Arizona PAGER, Bystander. 2.14sL
can be looked 10 for some great speed
this year II he keeps his form. He re-
Gently went mile in 2:0sA. and a half
3n l:01St- Ed Hall is training him AT
Phoenix, Ariz.
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Speer also showed himself 10 be in
good shape. He struck out seven Cow
boys and had the Duplex accepted every
opportunity 10 retire opponents the
score would have been less
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SPORTING COMMENT
BASEBALL.

Detroit is having a hard time keeping
a man on second base. As soon as a
player Is assigned to the second bag
Of the game.
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IN the American League. Rrouthers IS
batting .2Ss. MOriarty .2oS. and KleinOw
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TOtals... a D Totals.... s2712 o |

Wash. Boys Club....O o o o 10 IA
Dresdens -......-......0 0 0 o OIL
Earned runs-Washington Boys Club. 3:
Uresdens. l. Left on bases-Washington
Boys Club. 3: Dresdens. g. First base ON
balls-On Donovan. 1: on Schuman / Struck
out-By Donovan s: by Schuman, g. Stolen
bases-Washington Boys Club. ! Cmpire-
Martin. Time Of game-1 hour and SIS min
utes.
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Cutters Arm Lanced.

The illness Of Stroke Cutler. Of the
freshmen eight. has developed into a
severe abscess under his arm. which was
lanced today.
The Yale coaches itched 70 send their
varsity eight over the fOur-rnfle course
under the fast conditions that prevailed
but the crew was given so much work
last week that Captain Morse decided
&c wait another day before making the
attempt.
The freshmen eight. which has been
jumping right into splendid form. was
sent over its racing distance OF two
miles II made the best time shown by
any crew on the river this year for
that distance. finishing strong in 10 min
utes = seconds
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Duplex sent most of its hits between
second and third. and Chute and Cotter
divided honors Of holding them up.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Pacifics won their fourth straight
yesterday. defeating the Victors Junior
by 8 10 l.
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Brown struck out eleven men. while
those who did manage to connect with
the sphere found II impossible 10 send
II very far in the ouufield.
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Thompson put up a first-class exhibi-
tion behind the bat and also showed
that ne was the goods when he had the
willow in his hands
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Arlington VS.. St. Stephens. at North
Capitol and l. streets.
Atlantics VS.. Nationals. at Thirteenth
and ID streets northeast.
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The MadisOns defeated the EmersOns.
on the latter's home grounds. in a close
contest. Score to s.
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Symanosh's savage heaves at the
terra frrna in front of the plate were
responsible for one of the runs of the
Nets Twice yesterday he ATTEMPTED
TO eNcayate the dirt thereabouts with
the result that the ball eluded HAYDEN
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\SEBALL GOLF RACING BOXING !: ROWING ATHLETICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

ST Louis, 3; Washington.
Fnll@ delphia. 2, Cleveland. o.
Detroit. /. New York
chicago -BOsrou-Rafo
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BOXING.

Owing 10 the fact that Charley Nearley
tackled it on Kid Goodman. the match
maker Of the Lincoln Athletic Club has
offered Nearley a match with Tommy
Murphy. They will meet for fifteen
rounds on Tuesday, June IS.
The Benton Harbor Athletic Club. OF
Michigan, has appointed Tommy Ryan
matchmaker. The first match will be
Benny Yanger and KID Herman. OF
Chicago.
Rufe Turner. the California light
weight, and Dave Holly, of Philadel-
battle at Spokane, Wash, June 2l-
Willie Fitzgerald, the South Brook
lyn boxer. and Amby McGarry, Of New
York. will meet before the National
Athletic Club. Of Philadelphia, Friday
Joe Grim is IN hard training at Bath
Beach for his bout with Sailor Burke,
which will occur at the Broadway Ath-
letic Club of Philadelphia, tomorrow
night.
Jen Dougherty. the lightweight cham
pion Of New England, and Willie Fitz-
gerald Will fight before the Liberty Ath-
letic Club. of Bridgeport. Tuesday night
Joe Galliger. sparring partner of Bat
Ting Nelson and Young Kid" Farmer,
have been matched 10 fight fifteen
Tri-City Club on June d. The semi
wind-up will be ten rounds between
Johnny Thompson, Of Sycamore, and
Harry Griffith, of Chicago.
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Games Today.

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago al Boston
Pittsburg at New York.
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The Aldritches and Arizonas. who
were tied for first place in the Congress
stonal League. played an exciting game
when the Arizonas defeated the Aid
ritches by to !.
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President Charles Carpenter and other
officials Of the Tri-State League, held
a meeting in York, Pa. last night, sup
pOsedly for The discussion or topics re-
lating 70 the recent inroads made upon
outlaw players by the major leagues. II
has not been learned what action the
bushWhackers will take in the matter.
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Standing of the Clubs

PRINTING OFFICE.
Yesterdays Result.
Cowboys. s; Duplex. o.
Today's Game.
Blanks vs.. Pressmen.
Standing of the Clubs.
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The Young Arizonas did credit to
their namesakes when they defeated the
Pacifics yesterday. by the decisive score
OF 10 TO 2.
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HARVARD EQUALS
COURSE RECORD
Did 1t in Twenty Minutes
and Ten Seconds.
YALE LOOKS OUTCLASSED
Can Hardly Hope to Win After Grim
sons Great Showing-Blue
Freshmen in Form.
YALE LOOKS 0UTCLAsSED

\ NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 2O.-Har-
wards varsity eight made good all the
predictions claimed Of her when she
tied the record for the Thames in the
fastest time rOwed this season
Aided by a fast tide and wind condi-
ions. the rugged octet swept down
stream IN 20 minutes 10 seconds.
just eGualing the fastest made by the
crew OF Captain Stevenson, OF Yale, in
lsS- The spin put the quietus on Yale s
hopes for winning the big race, for
ale best time in her two fOur-mile
spins has been . minutes 81 seconds.
Harvard coaches stand pat on the
showing made today and are not likely
10 Try the four miles again before the
race
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Brown let himself loose once in an
EFFORT TO see how far he could toss the
ball. and Speer followed with the same
performance few minutes later.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

observation-disclosures
New -Pittsburg-Rain-
81 Louis. 3; Philadelphia. I.
Chicago. ); Boston, 0.
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NCtre Danes great catcher. Murray.
is expected soon to Join the St. Louis
Nationals. Captain McNeray. Of NOtre
Dame, will join the South Bend Central
IeagllarS shortly. O-Snaughnessy. an
other GSCt-e Dame player. Will join IN
dianapOlis IN a few days.
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BY a batting rally in last inning the
Potomacs defeated the Woodward &
Lothrop team by TO T. The feature
was the batting of the winners. They
would like TO arrange a Sunday home
game with the BlOomingdales, Athletics,
and other strong teams Address p
Riston. $50 NJ street southwest
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Standing of the Clubs.
CAPITAL CITY.
Yesterdays Result.
Today's Game.

Atlantics vs.. Acknowledgment.
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Standing of the Clubs.
MARQUETTE.
Yesterdays Result.
Today's Game.

St. Patrick. 5; Trinity. Is innings).
Today's Game.
ST. Peter VS. Imaculate Conception
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II is now timely 10 state that Detroit
is also a member Of the American
League this year In the rush Of com
meut about the Athletics, Highlanders
and Cleveland Detroit has been laying
low and getting runs. which latter. when
acquired in large bundles. means pen
naut Just watch the Tigers.
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Each game serves to increase the
Cowboys lead. while Duplex gets a
hrmer hold on the last round.
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The Victors defeated the Aldritches
yesterday. on the latter's home grounds.
by 13 TO 9
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Jeff Dougherty. the lightweight cham
pion Of New England. and Willie FitZ-
gerald Will fight before the Liberty Ath-
letic Club, of Bridgeport, Tuesday night.
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NERCUPYA4 4DE DEsEpTME sTRTNT

Mercury and potash deceptive and the blood
These minerals will the symptoms and
the while and
oathsone symptoms of mouth and throat spots fall
effects treatment The continued strong minerals will
health
the lining the
destroy dyspepsia
Rheumatism salvation and where they taken quantities
the bones s. S. s. the
Contagious Blood Poison surely and safely This
of
particle of the enhing
symptom and the
- - "a body In strong healthy condition When
- - the blood has purified with S. s. S. the
"a complete, and vestge of the
~ - - poison left outbreaks Do
PURELY VEGE1ABlE waste valuable time and damage
health with the mineral treatment but
with S. S S. absolutely offer
charge SWIFT SPECIFIC
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The fremont Athletic Club challenges
teams averaging IA or Is years Address
1025 Eighth street northwest
The Washington times., 1906-06-20

The ball players of the Far ROCkaway
club and the Brooklyn Field Club. who
were arrested in Far ROcka way. Queens
borough New York. on Sunday because
there was a contribution box at the gate
and persons entering dropped their
money were arraigurd before Magis-
trate Hcaly at Far Rochaway yesterday
morning
Magistrate Healy asked Did these
men or any one Of them solicit contri-
butiOns2"
Contributions were being deposited"
Answer my question direct
None CT them did"
discharged. New York Journal.
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Clear, when on the defensive. gives
the impression that he is composed of
rubber from the way that he dffruses
his anatomy over the infield, but when
on the onense he is hard to see. On
his trips around the bags Yesterday
three of which he is charged with pill
ferin2, his elongated shape looked like
crack in the atmosphere.
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Today's Games.
PHILADELPHIA at Cleveland
New York at Detroit
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Today's Game.
Fifth VS.. Ninth.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

The progress of the season is doing
much to develop the teams in the
Sunday School League. Yesterdays s
game bespeaks the advance. Three err
rors for nine innings and thirteen hits
isn't bad for amateurs -.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-09
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The Bow Enigma.

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vor,te with his teacher because ne al,
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tractable, never devilish and always
reliable, Alongside Of little Wlllle'
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