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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-02
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

No. Iozc8-In >tiie First Judicial District
Court of Caddo Parish, La: Louis
I.iebmam vs.. Tom Thomas, ct ais.
By virtue of a writ of tieri faclas, to
me issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit. | have seized and will offer
Tor sale, at pubic auction, for cash, &C
cording to law, at the principal front
loor Of the court house OF Caddo Par
sh, La, during the legal hours for
sales, on
SATURDAY, MAY 4. 1907,
Lot 4 Of petition of Flournoy lands of
date December p, 1874, containing 20
.cres in sections 10 and Il, township ~
north, range Is west, Caddo Parish, La,
described as folows~ Beginning at the
,ortheast corner Of lot 3 and run north
II chains, thence west 80 chains. thence
/ -outh 81 chains, thence east so chains tc
1lace Of beginning. with all the build
ngs and Improvements thereon.
Said property seized as belonging to
defendants and to he sold to satisfy the
1ebts specified in said writ, in the -rln
# six hundred and sixty-nine ($660oo)
dollars, with interest thereon from th1
end day Of January 1901, until paid. a
he rate Of per cent per annum inter
st, less a credit Of $73,75 paid January
}, IcoI, arI all costs Of suit, irclndn:
10 per cent on said sum and interest a
attorneys fees.
J.P. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Caucasian, April ?. 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-02
LACE CURTAINS.

LADIES MOHAIR SKIRTS.
Brown, Navy and Gray Mehar Skirts
worth $3.50 pail, for this week. .Sa.68
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-02

All 25e China Mating, price this
week ..-..... .I8c
All SOC China Mating, price this
WIN - .23c
All 35c China Mating, price this
week .. 2zc
All % Lee Japanese Mattings, price
' WIN ''.'..-. 25c
All 2oc, China Mating, price this
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-02
H0LzM MANS
This Week

In order to give all those who were
not IN position or ready to buy last
week. an opportunity to partake of the
low prices on our Mattings, we have de-
elded to continue this special sale for
This week only.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-04-02

Caucasian, April ?. 1907.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

This has been the most successful
season financially that the Brooklyns
have had il a number Of years. 1t is
believed that the club will make over
Sih, 900 for the season.
Herman Long. once the greatest
shortstop of the world. is said to he in
Chicago. all in physically and financial
~ He is seeking a position as umpire
in the semi-professional ranks Of Chi
cago.
Jesse Tannehill has returned from a
visit to an Ohio boneSetter who eX-
amined his port propeller in an cftort
to discover just where the kink is. The
aforesaid bone sharp said there was Il
muscle dislocated. and after diSlocating
the diSlocation sent Jessie home with
the order not to pitch for three weeks.
Boston Journal: Friends of the Chi
clgo Cubs resent the statement that
Chances men can't hit left-handrd
pitchers Thirty-one games have been
ers have Officiate against them. OF these
a were Won by the Cubs, leaving the
small number of :even for their oppo-
nents. Nc left-hander in the National
League has done better than get an
even break on the games he has work
ed in against Chances men and there is
| only one to 90 shat we'll That was
| Pat Flaharty of the Boston club. He
| has won and lost three.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
SOXALEXiS' TRIBE.
Told Mike Grady. While Whiting, He
Was of Chip way" Tribe.

Whom SoXal"XiS. TIL" famous Indian
han PLAYER, was a member of the
cleveland baseball club he had. per
hapS, no superior as an outficldcr. and
as for throwing true to the plate to-
head OF q runner. he WAS Unioubte,Ilv
the best man who ever played IT,"
game.
This I rdlan was Il gallant player, and
bio fair to become Il page in baseball
history until he got to tamrcring with
booze, which PIT linn where it has
Int 50 many athletes before and since
r. IN tho doWn-nnd-out class The last
heard OF this onc-tIm" famotiS player
disclosed the fact that he was work
ing as q f"rrynHn up in the northern
part of Maine.
When playing on the cleveland team
!:ox;tItNis was often objected to much
impcrtincnt qUrStinninas on til" part
of the members Of the other club. who
thought it WAS noting ont of the ordi-
nary 10 ask an Indian questions which
they themselves would have resented
with blows of the fist
SoXaleNiS Was not of fighting dispo-
sition. hut he was possessed Of a dry
and calistic wit, which stood him in
! better stead than if he had the scrappy
mood of a Sitting Bull or Of 4 Mike
ibOuln
Mike Grady, who PLAYED with the
I Wa%hinetnn club i'll 1901. and whom
I Tom LOTUS fnn!i.,nly allowed 10 -
! when this man was delivering tho
! goods with Il vengeance, AMI who would
! have been a valuable asset t0r an.
/ club. once came M To SuNal"NiS, Whcr
. thar worthy W.S sitting quietly on the
cleveland bench. engaged in whiting
a iicc" If wood. which was SnNaleXis
/ greatest mean" .: r"l;DNIti"n. and ask
Cd the Indian
Say, my icds&in friend. what tribe
of Indians do You belong to-"
AT present" calmly replied SoXa-
Lexis. With never the culver Of an eye
lii ani as Il" continued t" whiltlc thu
~tiaI ~ wool II am Il member of the
/ Ch;i,-a-WaN tribe"
Mud thrn hrra,l-" Jimmy McAIccl
ana the r,st rf e." bunch gav. Mike
the merry ha, Ia, that iratc Irishmar
wanted 10 fight Pat Tehcau over the
!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

baseball cnthusia .;tS of the country
have paid into the Golfers of the mag
mates of the American League clubs
weeks. 4 sum unparalleled for tho
same length of tim" in the history Of
the game. According to tn" official
figure ), 412.00O people have paid to So"
tn" games which have been played in
the eight cities OF the American
League since Monday. Sept. ,, and W
to ana including Monday Of this week.
OF course the extreme CloScnc$S Of
the race for the pcnnant in the Ameri-
can League j.; responsible" for this
greater attendance, but the figures be
come all the more remarkable when il
is considered that September is not
ordinarily the best month Of the sea-
son for attendance, July or August
carrying off the honors in that respect
in other years. Since Labor day. how
ever, in Philadelphia, Chicago De-
troit. Boston. Cleveland. New York and
st. Louis, the excited fans have storm
Cd the gates of the bail parks. ana j
many instances. notably in Philadcl-
phia and Chicago. the gates have been
closed in on some days hours before
the games were scheduled to start.
While the attendance in the National
League has been very much less than
that in the American for the same tN
weeks, the total amount Of money
spent in the two major leagues for
baseball since Sept >, is very close
to 100000. an amount representing 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

Bob Dunbar says: Whether or not
the Detroit club gets into the world :
series, n number of the local players
will pick UP a nice piece of change af-
ter the American League season is
completed. At least a half dozen of the
Tigers will be members of an Amerl-
can League nine that will go to the
Pacific coast this fall. for the purpose
of playing exhibition games with the
professional teams of that section. Tip
O'Neil is father of the scheme. and the
lineup he has in view is: Pitchers.
Donovan and Mullin of Detroit. right
handlers, and Tannehill of Boston, left
handler; catchers. Criger of Boston and
Sullivan of Chicago: infield. Ponohue
of Chicago and Schaefer, O'Leary and
Coughlin of Detroit; outfield. Crawford
and Cobb Of Detroit. and Flick of
Cleveland. I think there will be A
mighty howl from some of the mana
gers If that scheme is carried through,
Tor ball player, especially a pitcher
\ leeds winters rest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

per cent interest on $7,500,000 for Il
year AS the greatest part OF TINS
money comes from the sale of til" -
cent seats. il is expended by tn" man
Of slight or mndrrat" means. ana IS z
biz factor in the keeping II tn" coin
in circulation
As there is cv"ry indication that the
American League will keep up it's rec
ord Of large attcndanr" for tn" rest al
the year. il is plain that this Will be
the banner year for baseball attend
ance in that league. Last year ~"
total attendance at all of til" games in
the American League for thu year was
293S,016 If the attendance of tn"
last two weeks was kept UP through
out rhe whole season. this years Jig
urcs would be almost $5,0oo.0OO, but
the attendance this year will not reach
that StupcnduuS sum. for the reason
that the last two weeks are abnormal
weeks. 1t * likely however, that the
attendance for the American L"agu"
will go as high this year as $500, 900,
which will moan that during the season
The eight clubs will have taken in 1T
the gates about S1.i00,6Go. The high
est record attendance of former years
in any league is 3,O94,559 in the Ameri-
can League III 1904
The figures for the past two weeks
show that Chicago was the banncr base
ball city. with total attendant" Of 1@2 :
2Oc for nine days playing at home. This
gives the White SpX an aVrIag,. of i ;,11
Il game, which is going some. in Phila-
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OFF FOR AUSTRALIA.
Mcfarland Sails For That Land
Other Boys Stay at Home.

With fohhic Walth"ur. Nat Butter.
Hugh Mclean. Elmer Collins and other
American cyclists il Europe trying I"
take money away from the Entivos,
il is interesting t. note that the Amcrl-
can colors will also hc carried IN far
away Australia.
FInvl Mcfarland. the lanky CAT
fnrnia. sailed sept II from san Fran
cisco tor Australia. Mac" has been
picking UP good living the last three
years in the antipodcs.
With Mcfarland are two Australians
who are returning home after two
years of fair success in this country.
They are pvc and Clark. both excellent
sprnterS. Their only racing in the
Fast was in the siX-dat- contest ut
Madisrn-Sq garden last winter, where
they showed To good advantage. Their
Ii, adquarter.s in this country has been
salt Lake City.
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R0SS-HANL0N.
Match Made for City Hall,
Augusta, Sept. II.
Two Of The Fastest Feather
weights In New England.
Good PreIimiraries and a Fine Ex'
hibiiion Is pr3niised.

TIL" Augusta Social and Athletic
cub has signed f"r is u:,"nin; hnu; of
the season 1T CITY h.,l Friday evening,
:,!,;. y, Jiuniy lI"M!u. N cambridge,
Ma ~, ANA Gus Ross "l Boston, two If
the hest fcatherWrisht5 III New Eng
lLnl.
Ross has Il long string of victories
among them one in one round over Kid
Mcdonald, Wcll-knoWn here. Mcdonald
recently boxed Kid Dulrcsno, two six
round draws in Lewiston.
lannon's record is Wcl!-knuTn ana
his last bout was With Tommy Raw
son, Tn" amat"Ur fo;!thcrWoight cham
Iinn of New England. Tuesday night
ut Oh, Lea, whom he beat handiiy.
This bout and three good prolinlinari"@
Will give the sports II rounds Of good
boxing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
BOSTON BNSEBAIL DEALS.
Thoney May Go to Boston-carriCar
Also For Big Team.

Boston Globe, Sept. IS: Joseph kt i
ley, manager of the Toronto cub, WAS
in PoStun Yesterday ana left for New
York Lust night on the midnight train.
Kelley spcrt an nour with Pres. John
|. TAYLOR at Tho American Lcag'e
II, dduuartcrs and made arrangements
to have Ourfcidcr Thoney report here
after Ike Eastern League season. E,il
Carrigan was also wanted. hrll may ""
allowed to remain with Toronto for the
post-season series with the columbus
team. champions of the American As
$u"idtion.
Mr.. Kelley went to the South End
grounds to see the game in the after
noon. and sat ont he bench With his
old friend John McGraW,
When asked if he knew anything
about his draft by the Boston Nationals
he said he had not been approached on
the subject. end thought it was Il move
suggested by his old friend Barney
DrcyfusS.
Kelley said there was no truth in the
story to the effect that he would man
age the Toronto club from til" benCr
next season. although he had been Of
fcred the place.
As Pres George Dewey was out oi
town. Kelley ana the Boston muenat,
had no chance To get together.
The Toronto man considers Prov.
dence a great ball town and said thai
with 4 good start the Duffy-D"e com.
binatinn would have pulled off the
championship this season.
Kelley is roofing hard for his oil
friend Hugh Jennings ana the DetroI
Tigers
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FOOTBALL,
Candidates for ii1e Big
E!evens Take the Field.
Early Opinions as 10 Quality
Of The Several Teams.
Gossip Of the Gridiron Picked Up
All Around.

New Haven. Conn, Sept. IS Because
If tie intense heat the Yale football
player; were forced to wait until al
most sunset before they took practice
'ru, Shay, and then only the lightc"t drill
possible was ordered by Captain Bigc-
low.
nr. Al Shar2. ONE "f Ynlc's most sci
,ntilir distunrc ana play hunt rs, came
in l.. stIum.;n "a the cali Of coaches and
tGuk charge VI tn" backs in Kicking.
Wn,atnn, Coy. B"mar. Mitchell and
Ecrecr were drilled for an hour in the
line points of toe work. Walt. ! Camp,
Yai,'s Ec.ud advisory coach, l,Iid hi.,
first visit tn tine Vale ncld ANA directed
,hr working nf the forward pass. ne
Ana Captain iis, IoW looked liter the
iincln"n and the ends.
TW" Veterans arrived. the Jones
brnthcrs, Tad and Howard. They are in
'irSt-c lass condition and worked With
the squad. Paige. tackle, and rooney,
.pntr". We're ~ the side lines, Int dill
HIT practice. They will be in uniform
Wednesday. it is expected.
Dunbar, formerly tackle, was tried in
center and displayed clever form in
handling tn" direct pass. There We're
Xix nc,. arrivals, including Ted Cong
don. substitute cnd rush last season,
maxim. til, total Of registration Of the
squad - to date.
Bobby Buren, crd rush last year, WAS
taken i'll on the train while coming
here. and went /" the Yale infrmarY.
H. was better at night ana viii recover
in two or three days.
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About $4,000 People Have
Paid to See American Games.

doIphia, where they expect to fv thn pen
nal,t this fall the total for 10 day Hay
is 1?G,9,4. or an average of ESQ IL Il
game. Boston ana Cleveland and y 'tr"it
ana New York ana st. Louis an" all
launched in the avcrac, att"ndnnc" rs the
table below will show. WASHINGTON was
the weak sister Of the combination. aver
acirg only a little over 2Aot to 4 game.
The suhioined table shows the total at
tendance in the past two weeks. the av-
cr:..c attendance per game ana the aver
nlr attendance at each game played at
tie home grounds during the season Of
i.mG From this it will he seen that every
team in the league. even including Wash
inLton, has broken in the past two weeks
the figure; of last year. The table:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

Pill Bailey says: One of the peculiar
tiles Of amateur track athletics is the
sudden appearance and as sudden az
appearance Of wonderful athletes. stars
Of the highest magnitude flash across
the horizon of endeavor like meteors
ant; retire after brief effort. Hun, tne
Chicago sprinter. who won the u'ie
of amateur national champion a.
Jamestown, was not even pivked lot "
place on the day previous to his even
~ the wise ones Of the spot. YET nc
proved he was in n class all by MN,
self. 1t is to be hoped that ne WI.
continue to defend his laurels ana SUI"
the world a sample of the highest ei'so
American speed at the next Olytnp,.
games. But he may, like other grea,
sprinters, notably Sears, the corhen
wonder Of a few years ago, SlV' 81
inkling of his possible prowess and theii
drop out of active competition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
AUTOMOBILE LAWS.
Attempt to Be Made to Harmonic
Different States.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Prcsidcnt w.
II. Hotchk IS of the American Auto
mobile Association, will arrive here
from Buffalo to meet number of "tii-
GERS ana others Interested. to discuss
several questions Of Importance pre-
paratury to the regular meeting Of the
American Automobile Association dl-
rrCtOrS tomorrow.
The bill of Charles T. Terry, chair
man Of the American Automobile As
Sociation legislative committee, for
equal state laws, which has been re-
viscd during the summer. will be dis
cusscd. as it is the intention to lay this
bill before the Legislators of several
states this coming year and secure
its adoption. The Federal Automobile
act introduced into the last session Of
Congress is also to DC pushed vigor-
ously in the next Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
THIS WEEKS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

= NATIONAL. LENGlfE.
Thursday -Brooklyn at Pittsburs 1.-TWO
Eames).
Friday. Saturday-Boston Mt Chicago,
Rrooklyn at PittSburg. New York at Gin
Cinnati, Phillies at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Thursday-Roston at Washington. Ath-
letics at New York
Friday Saturday-Cleveland at Rost IN
st. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at New
York. Chicago at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
dnesday-Montreal at Jersey City,
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Thursday, Friday. Observation-Disclosures
at Providence Montreal at Newark. To-
ronto at Baltimore, Buffalo at Jersey
CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

On the gate receipts the t.lnhs divide up
us follows Each club gets - cents on
each quartz or seat and each ::rtS > cent :
on each half-dollar seat: for every %
cent and q seat for the grand stand that
is sold tn" visiting club gets y cents an!
the home club gets the balance. In other
from the grand stand. is divided equally.
Is there any wonder that al the clubs
~" striving might and main to get a
winnin.: combination in order that they
may Get the lions share Of the financial
harvest which is ready for the raaDing
ny the clubs in the lead?-BDston Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19

E"st"n journal: TIL" Chicago Cubs
du not mean 10 be caught asleep this
fall. Manager Chance has sent thr""
wtll-I o-trd baseball lncn TO tie cities
that are cnntcnGing tor III" American
Lea&Ii" rcnnant, ana each night the
PLAYS Of the day ar" reported |" him,
ard he carefully jets them down for
future reference. Not only are the
plays watched, but the players as well.
Tn. ,uh scout g Is all the paddock in
formation he can from behind closed
doors of the club house, ami when tie
time comes for the worlds series,
Chance will have Il complete line on
the cleveland, Detroit and Phil ldelphia
teams which arc certain to be among
TIE leaders ut the finish.
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-t''ll'a !pl I4!l'l'tIi4'tIi III Ntl' I.il''ii-
New York .......,.- l o.,
1N o-basc hits-I.vnch Dtvlin- Three
has. hit SrcSnaiIan. IIitS-Dn Flah"rtN
\ III ? innings. on l.indaman in innings.
Sacrifice IitS-Shann"n. y Win. stolen
bases Shannon. Doyl". BridWrU D"uhlr
IlHv- Bl'dWrll to RItc!"v L. T"nn"y. Lett
On bases Boston 9. NV York .. Frs
Ias.' on halls-Gm Lynch :. off Flalortv !.
, of I.iudaman l. Struck "ut-Itv Lynch Z.
! ~ Indarnan !. Wild pitch-lHncl. Lin
| ,aruan Time, lao. I'm pirr. . Dan.
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursiav-llid Stinscr vs.. Xii Locke.
F',id#y- Willie Moody " Rouse O'Rrion.
Philadelphia; Bobby Tickle rs. Monk thu
N"vSlov. Lymansvillc, r. T.
Saturday-Ahe Attcll vs. Tommy Sulit-
van, Alton, Ill: Jimmy Walsh vs.. Tom
my O'Toule, Philadelphia.
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Because of the injury to Umpire L,

Because of the injury to Umpire Ev-
ans at st. Louis on Sunday Il move
ment has begun already t. stop the
sale Of all tonic or other connections in
bottles in baseball parks. President
Pulliam is sponsor for the plan, and
he viii ask the American League au-
thoriti IS to aid him in barring the bot
ties.
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BOSTON.

Two-basf. hltS-Warntr. BaFIcIt. SlTH-
van, Ferris. Sacrifice. hitS-SinrE. Nnr-
Double Ilay-D"lchanty and AltiZ r Lstt
on basee-W Washington /. Boston = fliSt
"Hy Oherlin :. hv Mnr-an ,; Time, | D.
Umpire. C'LOuShlin.
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Chicago and Detroit Divide
With Same Score, 3 10 z.
Cleveland Two; St. Louis Zero
Postponed at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Washington. Sept. -WashinSt"n de-
feated .n4tnn today in a li."h".s' tattl"
. To ,:l,.,Iin was eft, ctive 18th men
nm toscs Will. tnn timely :,ins;l"S oil
Morgan e.,rrd both runs for the Locals.
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LYNN 8; Springfield 2.

LINN. Mass. Sept 1S-I.ynn of the New
England League took the third strairh'
post season game from Springfield OF the
Connecticut League here today : to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-19
NATIONAL.
New York S|aughterS the
BostonS Ten to Two.
Chicago Beats Cincis Two 10
One In Ten Innings.
BrookIyn.fi'i.a ;is';hia Game Post
poned iy Rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Enston. Sept. l>.-NtW York had no
trouble ir winning today ~ to > battin;
Fl.t.,crtv "ut "a til" box in tine triid ana
lifting Ln.daman freely. The fielding %!
10th teams WAS exceptionally clean.
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III TROT-PVRSE 1920.
Ward NJ. blE Z, by Direct. Rattbun)..
Kenneth Nac., In h (NuckOls)...........
TAUNTON, MASS, RACES.
The 230 Trot Has IS Starters and Is
Split into Two Sections.

Taunton, Mass. Sept. 1S.-Two races
only We're on the program today AZ lnr
Bristol County fair, the 80 trot and 2lS
pace. but there We're 50 many entries
for the trot that it was necessary to III
vide the field into two sections. tour
heats were required in each OF me Ser-
lions 10 decide the race SO that ii was
nearly dark when the contests we're fin
ished. Bon View won the race in straight
] -. .-llI
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Baltmore-Baltin,or" |, Buffalo !
(called in ninth datkneSs)
At Jersey City-The Montreal-Jcrs1y
City game was postponed, ram
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FL l<illan is the first Tiger twirlor
to earn the bonus of 500 for pitching
20 winning games. He pulled the trick
off on. Labor day morning hy downing
the White : 'ullin has yet t. win
two games n". = ore the bonus mon
az II Ills. .... .Ii I in the same boat.
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AT CI\CI\\ ATT.

Chicago won ny scoring in the 10Th or
singles BY Ming and lIVcrS and Tmk"rS
long fly.
Cincinnati . . j q ! o q 0 & 81 -.
Rajttrins-Ovcrall arI I<linI: Wrill"r
ANA Schlci. Time. l.lr Empire, KLEIN.