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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
AS orias vs.. T ! Ii: }, Al i,

q Two well matched negro baseball clubs
vim play fine ball 1t tfs Broad Street
park ~ Tomorrow afternoon The are
the Astoria N ade up OF mem bers ofa he
Astoria Benevolent /. Gu b. and the The
bans composed $of members Of the beney &;
olent club Of that name. These ely bs
have already had two exciting and hard
fought battles. and each club has Won /. a
game. The game tomorrow is to decide
the championship as tween the bonevo-
lent org anizations. The game VII COM
91nence at "A 80. land weather permitting.
will be largely attended.
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DEFEAT CHINAMEN
Bauer Drives Home-Run in the
Sixth Inning.

The victorious streak OF the Cinnamon
wac badly broken yesterday, the g, and
o. Shops putting It over them to tho
tune OF s to Il d The Cinnamon had hard
luck, neither their captain or manager
ivolyed on ono OF the players to pick up
what available talent there was to make
up the team, Hogan, ono OF these.
made a. tlne showing. getting three hits
and pulling down q couple Of Sfies In
good ball for the c, and o., whilst I'M
doubtedly the feature OF the game WAS
the homerrun hit by Bauer In the sixth.
The @ and 9. Shops were the first to
tho fourth. The Cinnamon went one
better IN tho last half But In the sixth
the Wasps put It all over them and
Do9nsh n,d y tour runs and from this
pI rol ow G th e. game tha s Wen IN hand
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) Chicago, 81 !; Bro klyn, o..

nnooKLYN. August Chicago
scored another shut-out over b y ookly \!
to-day. The snn,e was zeal leg & ~ \ the a'
eighth inning because OF rain, tEs9, +, =,
oh sSauS, IS, 3 70 ~ "a i
brooklyn J, \. sS !. q, % 10 % q o 70 . % g
y batteries; Pieistsr, Reulbactl and Mo-
ran, seaman ana bergen Time Il III y.
Umpire, oDay, 3ss s b
New York, Al; Pittsburg,
NEW YORK. Alsust IN ], 4; Ne% ', ~ Yos X
beat Plttsburs to-day ~ ne & eleys q NJ
inning by a score Of two 70 one, say .,s
nlour brought In the Winning tally Ws'''
q home run. +! I, u Z, "a
pi ittu. $40 10 o q 600 9 9 81 IN J
New York ~. Il no q g 9 - J, /, Y
batteries; Lynch ana albson ~ " c.i ~
nifty and Bowermafi. rinlle Ky! = "
pires, KLEIN ana ltnslie. IN
Philadelphia, i sincinnsti, q
IiiILApEIsFIII A. August lit oHlas
scored the only run OF o,nas ka's y, -
the sixth inning on q sinEle steal A y,
"a mug by ISelly, Weirnsr a'1o VEG 1''o
locals but three ny, rs |, I. IS, !,
Score: n N Il w TX IN IL
Gnttnnat! !, I. % . o v q 9 2 = 90
Philadelphia % 4 y 9 IA z
lasttsslss, Woimsr sra seels'i pvxt \
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sleby and Donovan. .i,itr,e, 10. RtiH 4.
pire, carpente SS4s 5s3 Il M sSs
ss Bostofi, n !. Y Sc. Louis, III W

Il BOsTo ! August II f3ostott ysor, both II
Bgntties from st. lou ID. contest Y
lasted eleven itnihgs II md hded iti a I
Wrangle. @ rho dist itbanceS DOC tirred when
enc, umpire dec AIRED How Ard safe Az the
5piatesl # Conway would not r reverse hts
detis ion, he visitors pt otested 8st rorgly, Il
Rbiit The police induced them 70 retir ei
4 seorel t7iS3 Il. 3D.
I,ostot, \, D u Q 90 . Is
81. Louis 4. \ .s 10 90 0 A q o. 10 o. ~ !
8sS batteries S young ii and Needhnfn: III g.
3slnbothan,y Thompson, Marshall and Moo.
I'd rhine, 2:04 Umpire, Co iwa 4ISs
81 Second game u I, 81
@ Score: " ~ vs. 81 - 4.
Boston . z9 ~ ~ Z
$$TI5 ia tteries; Dorner and brown |; Brown ,a
ana Marshall. II me. :2s. Umpire. Con
way. w
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INNINGS.
ANDNN|0||8's'C0R||.l||h|G J
The League Lead rs Played I to t1;'
SStandstills Norfolk
III ~ l$8 yesterday. m III
NOS NTlFlc EXHIBITION !, n J I: y !
1Moser and Star1ey Both Did Did
Great 4 !. ork Hin TIE q
L; q, B
AZ
I spee,ni ~ IL southern BEL I1sleph hone

V s {specsni ~ Southern, Bell Telephone.) III
NORFo Liz, Il II --Lyncsfti \.
burg the State Leagto lea dersi and MOE.
folk, III the second position club, played ,
twelve innings this afternotsa THOU g
fun being scored BY either de- Dark 3
ness put ali end to the contest. Moser,
of Lynchburg, and Stanley, Of y y, orfolk
were the opposing pitchers. Both men no. !,
.did great + work. N1oserl yielded seven \ I.
hits and Stanley nine, all yvidely scat
tered. The support Of Bot pit cheers was ,l
superb. q 1 The one error iof the game was
made Wiley fsst ba asa ass
Lightning plays
were made by both sides. A ight rain
feliibeforo the opening Of the game but 4
the ground was not g mad sufficie l1tly
wet to interfere with the pit Wing low y
ever. he wea thor kept threatening and II
the attendance at the game was small.
The game this afternoo was perhaps the
nest scientific played yirginia@ this IS.
season, and s1t issunllkely$ that twill be
before, IT he season loses.@J Y
was Luxembourg Il final appe arance here.
unless the club should return here for 1; n
post -season game. II The yfo blowing is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Wrestling a Al 1dlewot pod &

7397 The free EshoW at ldlewood al ms week
VIII .be the somerYillo Brothers, OK poT
5nents OF tho art OF wrestl lng. 4 heses two
young men Will giye every a ternoon8 ana ~
night an exhibition Of this phase Of
physical culture. ana Will show the g 9, udl-
sepcs how ! to do the jiu, jitsi, II and other,
E'fall, Il hol "a Hi NJ N 5
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iEmporia, a; Blackstone, j

(spacial 10 The TtmAs- Dispatch.)
I3LACKETON, VA, August ll,-Em-
poria defeated Blackstone here this after
noon by q score OF to !. Batteries:
Blackstone-Griftin and Iylkerson EN-
poria-C Cross and Hobbs. Struck out--by
Grimm. 8; by Cross, 3. IIits-for Black
stone, s.; for Emporia, 8. Errors--f for
Emporta, 81 for Blackstone. 8.
Emporla Will play three more games
hero next week, 4i l.3l
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Airship an Storm.

N gEANKIIH, PA, august ll.--Attempt-
Ing q iiight In the face OF q thunder
storm yestsrdsy afternoon. Leo Stevens,
j. q, 1dillsr, OF FRANKLIN. had IN exciting
ex peEienca with the 1. airshlp WHICH
Stevens recently built for Major Miller,
II WAS the largest atrship ever construct
,tGrpays tho record for speed n this
country by making afsssE milsy an
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\ Ashland Wins.

Sol cial " Southern b. ii Tel ephone
ASHLAND, VA, Augrat q Il Ashland = ID
defeated ssG Glen Allen here to-day 20 Il to-
s.5Ashland mad 31S hits, g en "a lien made
three. Three errors for Ashland and seven
Tor Glen Allen. tterles: 3s Bridges and al'i
Ellis for Ashland. and Ford and Wallatc .s,ll
FOR q lon II All en- III
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Oyer Z. by Heat,

q The City amhulance was summoned 70
Robinson and M ain E'tTeets yesterd ay8 ef- y
ternoo to cage for " lam A1orris, who
had been Overcome by the heat DE-.
Hndgins restored the man and has him
taken home Ks III
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u Nelson Sticks bYG Goldheld

58 SALT LAKE, 81 UTAH ! 81 A,ug 3. IL -Thoro
arc mo prospects VI forss the Cans Nelson
,Hacra menfo, according 4 To- ttllng Mel
son. He said that ~ olnn was .someWhere
about town and would meet Eddie G ra rey
Ss,'Goidneld has dealt sd uarely with 8ime,
and In spite OF the so, 00O purse offered w
:sacramento we are compelled TO pull the
match OFF at Goldneld ,.$8 said sg n elson.i
confident that he will N mot Change his
present plans. Graney Wfll IL arrive here
come time to-day and n n lan Will { meet
5tehy we have asked. ana I have no reason
to believe he will ideviate from his plans
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RUNAWAY MATC H''''
/. A h 81 AT85THES CASINO.

"a The show at the Casino I ID week prom
ises Is surpass anything Heen there this
season. IA Runaway Ma tch,' q a stlcT
cessi,l farce comedy, 4 will be me & Alll.3
This piece has Just been PRESENTED ~
Atlanta and Norfolk, and comes to Rich
mona vii all kinds Of good press n Y
ttces. D, Va 5 Y, 1, "
The usual perfonnan ces WIN be given,
with matlnees Wednesday ana ga " rdaly,
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Hunt Club Goes Over All,

3g The -Wingo, Elicit and Crump a Shoe
ICompany's Hunt Club team defeat tod the.
Consolidated Hardware team in a fone-j
sided but interesting game on the for
mer's grounds In Manchester by q score
of l8 to 8. lsif 5s II II &, Il
4 Pullen'a homo runs and Blanton's pitch
ing were the features OF the game.
Il Following Is the score: III n SIS i~
lfsg8 E5YYRy1r lNY IRA Ii
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toth1S ''.s..s' ,''.t' f''sv y ~ - X =
! slmmary-f1oine runs-Pullep t2) han
ton. Three base Installation, hfcClel-ii
Ian. Two base hits-Whitfleld, Kidd ~,
Davis. Polndextcr. Base on balls-By
Blanton 2. Iryarldge 8, Wetmore ].
Struck out--By Blanton II, by Esverldgcs6,
by Wetmore 2. Empires Messra. Roach,
Valentine, Macnt. 4E
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Hermitage, q; South Boston, 4
Especial 70 The Times Dis patch,)

~ SOUTH @BOSTUN,| Al aug Hst97 H.
Hermitage Coli Club, Of Richmond, again
! easily won the game OF baseball from
Houston South Boston this af ternoon by
i q score OF to- * M 5tt 4
S3 rhe game waA very interesting; up to
J the seventh .nfhng, when Hermitage
scored three fins: the home team hayl-E
Ing made two runs In first. one In sec.
s,ond and one In fifth innings. In the
eighth inning the White Rolls went to
pieces and the visitors literally battel
\ Booker all over. the field, ring ak runs,
WV! StrTNRNrIrr q 2! f W 49,
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Arm Caught In Belt,

: MI. FJohn a ia chson, Z az Y AIanches ter, an
eslrIIploye Z 81 the Patterson foba GOD Fac
tory, at Seventh Street, caught his arm
lin a running belt yesterday afternoon
and suffered several severe cuts. va IRE.
Iiudsil,s was has ~ sllnamo ed ,ss He had
ia II AXE twelve stitches In the yYo noea 81
~,
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Brownies, Al; Riverside, Q,

{apeolal 10 Tho Times Dlspatch)
ft4 PETHnSBUFG,. VA, August 1.-THE
Brownies hitting at opportune tines won
the game from Riyerside club this even
Ing. Tho inability OF the Riverside club
A to hit Ford only two singles being made
OFF his delivery. coupled with the fine
support which his team save him. tell
\ the story OF the game, i.S
Score. R,H. .,
R ,!sS.ss 4. 9 SGSSS9S@s
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AMATEUR | 1 4 6. GAMES IN
here YESTERDAY.
v tCon tInlled from First Page.)

tally, Smith dropping al fly Il In. center
field. n From here on It was nothing but
a procession. the Ink SINGERS winning
comfortably by s to IL 3s5s 559
yYalkerRpi pitched a. star game. II, which
tho whole team worked for all they; were
worth. Gardeners il stealing and snther-
land s coaching 4 need Fiji commentator,
whilst Stout's catching wants Il q lot OF
beating. N obody g tole first Whilst there
was something lacking in combination
.wlthBthe c. & O.'s they played good ball 4
but didn't seem to accomplish much. II .8$ 3:
Following Is the score ~ - n.
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Il Reeve sSi, en-, . ia s
ai0trie, IN q. n 9 q 81 Y III
srorat, A ii &. 4 "a y
Sri,ady Il, ebs u j. i, /. /. q.
effiaXss sbys h. (. 4. ..s 9
Sshafer 1bss..s u ss$
stsbwnrl, ~. \. 3B1 is3lV
sEckstone, s1 Sso IT, y
4 ,rotn,s !, Il. I. h. b. "a d \,
s5Si87 Portsmouth.
# " yers5 II. HI. q. H
ritn,sn, II 1. y. j. \ 9
Rain. ss 8s g AZ = =
1{olly. \. M 9 9 gs VI
Fischnan. Be. 9 q 9 8l .
Anthony, II 9 sl q ~ 9
i,ohr. fcf h. .s i. Il.
Hamilton, 9 WIG Il; MS y
Daley, IA s :. 4
Revelie, fl ~
Totals ' y 81 *
Score! a5 !. II i 81 81
Richmond y y . w
Portsmouth I. l. /. q 1S0 81 81
n Summary, Two base hits Lohr. Three
base hits oran. D ouble plays e "a ITO
shafter; Lohr VA to III a Base on ba is
on Eckstone, II. Struck sout Ecks stone q
time Of game, :4o. EMPIRES l . aEEy
ana Rollins. Attendance 3 ga.
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Is BuTnmnrY; Two base 1 h1ts-DonRhue,,
Gardner, Hltterdlng, Moore. Stolen bases
Gardner tg. Sutherland. Double plays
Stout to Sutherland; sitterdlng to Miles.
Base on balls--Walker g Wilkerson l..
Struck out--yYalker 3. Wilkeraon 4. Time
OF game-l45. Umpire Newman. At
tendance 300, l4yNL y ,i5454g M 95
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Has Toe .AimEIlp[,luL lLt ated

IA Sload 4 OF iron slipped on sWa!S ~
that Thomas Richardson l ,s.
His toe was 10 badly bruised and broken
that Or. IIudg,ns, who had II beer. s \. "
moned, was forced To amp "a az, t SI'l
1T Off at the first Joint, Sss ]
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q Score innings: S Ri =. .Sl'
Honest ads . = 80 3 z
st.eAndrew's Z oses.

" Tf,oush they made fifteen hits s. Al the the
game yesterday st. An drew's, team w Ne
not able tos defeat the thletes, who made
only "a int hits The score was @14 70 ~ y,
favor OF the latter team. 55S;l hi
GLOWING 10 the tab,ilated score ~
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Elks Meet Their First Defeat.

Tho strong team known ss the Elks.
which hua won sixteen games out OF six
teen Played met their flrst defeat at
ths hands OF the HomeHteada yesterday
afternoon by the score Of . 10 4. Up to.
the beginning of the ninth inning the
score stood Z to 4, and In the ninth, by
two clean hits and q passed ball, the
Homestead secured two runs. thus WIN
ming tho game. Tho score WAS as fol-
lows: MI
oMISs1'HALs. .9 NJ. Il $l
Playera, Abb II. r.. ~.
Costello, 2b.,,..,..,.....,,., "a !
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Fry BIB. x & nnf
Waters o., ~ sS
Bran tley -
Totals y. I,
MI Score Nv innings & r. Z. Y X -
Ci and lj Shops 81 Il S44SSSii ".
81. LII Y \ 49, VI 99v-T
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Al Rlobbs i: the bride rscci Ysd u great mary
- les thsR lppEtsea clocks q
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OTHER BAS EB "A III GAMES
4 East ern League,

m Eastern League I, IA NJ h
ss8s Az r ochester: II rst game Jersey City,
q: Rochester, i. second game Jersey City.
81 rochester, q.
4 At Buralo: Buffnlo. 2 /; Bal timore,
al Toronto,S Toronto, 2; Prov dence,
called end seventh rain 83ts
All Mon treal: Montreal, o: u Newark. 8. 55 81
lAt Buffalo (flrst game) Buffalo. q;
Baltimore, 2. # =
/ AZ 4 Toronto (second f game) ~ Toronto,
81 Yidence a. 8@ fs55 HI ssgEE3 al
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.N n x .l7O ST, K,


LAYERS a. a. r. ii. q. iA.s n.
5Dingie. NJ ~ \. Z. \. i. /. Ii M I'd U
5Seitzs b. s. q.
sMcNIahon 8b 4: ..s I. Q. 9
ey, 3 9 "
Clarke e, 2b. /. u. {. s 10 as Y
Jackson 0sS xE 0.S3 Y
Hopkins, 9 HE # lfSi8
fIros ter, G.
Stanley, w o5 - 9 Y
stalls /. h. I. /. 1. 4. \. 4. $50 80
~ LYNC HBURG 83s
ayers A 81 II. HI o ] A. 10. 4
Dar1rlnger ~ 2 IL Q
Bowen, 3b &. 1. v. I. 81 o. o s. 9
McKeVitt,5r. f..... 90 Si Q 5# q
Holt, 1b.... J. =. .......i 5 @ "a u 10 o.
Walsh. Z. !. :. o;
Bentley, {. 5. s. O5
Steward, ]. 6$s5 Q # 9
Moser, NJ +. ss 9 8s 9
Whitaker osSss as g
lOt ais TO . oo Pc, =
AZ The score by innings ~ ma, r.
Norfolk Il. 81. o. 90 Q OO q o. o.
Lynchburg 4. J. % % Q 90 % o 90 % 90
~ Summary: v Leftison ibnses-Lync hburg,
u Norfolk, III s. M 5Tw o. base hits-Be tley.s
FOSTER Stolen q bases NJ oser, Isl Hop MS
Double splays-D arrlnge 4 to Bowen 3&$ to-
Holt. Base on balls ---M oser, :; stanley,s1:8
Struck out IN oser, 8; Il Stanley. 4. Passed
balls Benz ley, q sacrlfi K hi Is Bowen
MchIahon, Jackson. Time Of game, 2 10.
Umpire, B lack. Attendance, Co., Vi w.
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STOVE WORKS ] SWIM Y !: Y. I
The.v Defeat the Liggan3 Hill Elk g

BY Score Of @to 20 - l.s58.,
syery pretty and exciting game me ( q
hal was played yes evening 'nll neT
tHnen the Southern stove and {thlte9
I,iggan Hill I1llss which end ed 4i1. ttl
5olose score 81 to IN nyor q ne tfle
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y I'm Gal han, OF Phil and .a e Il
Hyiand, % San FRANCISCO XII tSe
70 a eoA s. Ia Boy f,e clever
phian.5 Cali han ~ stlll III t.eAYsfi
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American Association. szi
All Ind Annapolis; 1ndianap oils, q; q Mime
snpolis, 8. Second ane-:1n danapolis ~
Minneapolis, s, % & "a. "a
q Al Louisville: louisville, $ &; St Paul
s., 3a ID III
III Second game at Louisville: I.ouisville,i
s; St. Paul, 8. Call ed at end OF seventh; !
AT b Columbus: Columbus. ?; nt1ygaukee.,g
70 85sf IL 5 4;
AL Toledo; B Toledo 8; Kansas City. 2. .lsS
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Adam RYAN IA to boy George u sMsso
,st Peoria Ill., LlasAat lRat
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,iis{ I Totals .. re-. 30 3 Is
y The score by innings NJ 4 sis:5 4

- Tic score @py lHll4l u "a =
Roanoke 81. OSg q y ~
sDanyille III. . q . 3 30
Summary: Earned runs any1ille s$ \
Roanoke, IA Two base hits--Reg 10y and
HBenbows. Three base i hi Is cggy, q stol-S
en- bases-Fetze and Az Doyle. Double.
|plays--Reggy, Doyle, Zurlage .is Base.
on n bal s--Kaufm &; Richie. 1.85 II It
ny pitched balls Powell, Kaufman,
Struck out Kaufman Z; Richie o.
Passed "a balls Cooper. Time OF game, +
s1:35. Umpire NeWhouse. Attendance,
1000 Left on bases Danyllle. 9; Roa-
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Johnson City, s; Wytheville .,E
Special 70 The lines. Dispatch 7ch II
son; City took the second game s from rom
iWytheyille here this afterno on. Score s6
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ilDlANv1LLE II UBBE,D III TN ll[,l
Game Fast and Intere sting, i and and
q Full 81 Sensati onal Plays.

a fspecial Sbv Southern Bell n leph6ne 7,
SDANViLLE, nv Al, Angus 81 ! - ne To-
sbacconist ubbed II Into the HI ghland.ers
here Ii, a and interestln g
game. II by3a d score Of s to The game !,
~ al charaot erized field 8, {anu
K times sat onal pin wing On ne 81 part
Sof the locals. wfo held the site g g =. OPP
rort,ine D moments Al to tho 4 tieldit y
Reggy at shorts top was BY e me
OFT Sc eleven chances he made no errors
8ar,d. Furthermore, star ted he Two &9l
plays that figure III &c ~ =,
showed up we1lfn the BAT, and ll s oupie
md n triple III scored to his GREG CT NJ!
rec bagger5S3was sponsl Die y, .M Y
men coming home. and probably " q ! ..ns
SEanle for the home DO az ~, sec
nnd base played a stead ga e;5 a il az
cepted ali theiseven Oh q
f,ls for the S,ylsl lors'
nlayed renarkab game Ct 81 fortseo .
Richie ana n Ka ,lffman were the % posing.
N wirlers. and both itched 900 games a., !.
SDanvile man had ne 81 !. pe y
az be gume nt, flowing onl
ana Keeping them better scat terea ttalf
ire southp At crl Teal moments e. es.t
necially MAS Richie fec 3 c1 II sol 81
$the pitchers had excellent control i i ana
allowed but two base or, bal Il g
FRAT d RichieSg got bet So pport bys1h ~
team than his opponent ma be the req g,
son for Richie winning the gam a. FOL s-
lowing IL the tabulate ted score
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!, Players. R.alI u.
= 'ety Wo,os ss''.,th1,,' '..',.' .,',,.,.,l
e;-r, Moohs.. 1p,"'',,,,r n..,,.,,.,1 8 O
y 1s.ioll, 7p,,..'''N ',..s,..s, s,,.,,2 I NJ o.
Ii-,vWnt 9poas, c;;.t..,',,, ...... ,n...2 2 O
1900 t"','''',,''t,''',..,, l O
nroWn. ,...,..,.,,,,,,,,.,.,o o
tsohnis,' Hh.''''. tr''ts n,,,,,.,,l 1 Q
tss,nmn's, <p....''',s ,.,.,.,s ,,,....,0 % o
West r .,,,..,,..,0 o o
~ yih W. I'D. t4lt5sS ftis7 t- ~ ~
], r9 ! j. Il. PxYE,oiRis, 8 Z.
PLAYERS ST 4 R,ll. ID.
1 is!el, A.;,'',t.',,'..,.'...,,.-..
tfatun. w ''''s''',','''.,r., !
t s5onn. tsp.''t,r .,',,', s.,,.,l
Logan, u &, t;'.'',.' .,,,,.,.,,..o
Il SHARP. ssts,... ,,..,,. ,,,,,,rn..o d q
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..l4,llIa1, .ANpRNW's.is.

Pla yers s. II mi a b Il. il, u.
SGanEert, '5 #
tBlount, I. !.
iGllnAny 10 8 !Sfssv
ysOn, It 3. =
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tendance Il loo. l & 83g
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
Peary's Eden.

Explorer Peary thinks that on this
trip he is sure 10 reach the north pole,
and says that II may be possible that
the Garden OF Eden will be discovered
there. as has been asserted by many
persons. He does not think SO. but is
willing to be asreeably surprised and
welcome any residents that may be
found. Several years ago an Aleut
reached this country with a great story
OF what he had seen and heard on q
visit to the country. but 1t never con-
vinced anyone Of a serious turn OF
mind. II the north pole il the cradle
Of the human race It seems certain
that many changes have taken place
since that fateful day when Adam and
Eve had to put on clothes and dig for
. living. No wonder they went some
where else. but there is nothing In
holy wit to indicate that they ever
abode in an iceberg country.-PhiIa-
dslphis Inquirer.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
DENVER DOINGS.

We are In receipt Of unsigned no.
omitted for lack Of signature. Other
contributors get economical and write
their news on such small pieces Of pa
per that they become lost among the
larger sheets on which such matter Is
usually written. II 10 not often that
matter 10 Intentionally omitted where
some good reason does not exist
Therefore persons will do we'll to con-
form to the easy regulations which
govern matter for newspapers. Don't
euss the editor. Just look and see "
you are not At fault.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
Go, on Cheap.

He may well think he has got on
cheap, who. after having contracted
constipation or indigestion, is still able
to perfectly restore his health. Moth
ing will do this but DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. A quick. pleasant and GER
tain cure for headache. constipation,
etc. csc at all druggists; guaranteed
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16

Mrs. r. II. George was at home to a
few OF her friends Tuesday night in
honor OF Miss Blanche Stone OF Gold
fields, who is here the guest of Miss
Carrie Carper. Mrs. Stone will leave
Monday for home TO Join her husband.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16

The Church of the Redeemer solicits
the patronage of the people November
Goth. 1t will have charge OF the sup
per and ice cream at the entertain
ment OF the October Jubilee Club at
East Turner hall.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-11-16
NEWS FROM ELkDOM.

On and after December ], 1906. the
price OF joining the Rice Lodge OF
Elks will be $4,000.
W. A. RICE.
G. T. D. and G. Z. l.. X