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CHICAGO IN. L.. 4; BOSTON IN. Ll.O.
CHIcAoo, July EI--Four l!ghtnIng double plays
stopped Boston's hitting Today and enabled Reu
bach 70 shut the vtsitors out. The score

First base on error-Chicago. Loft on bases
Tinker: Reulbsch. Tinker and Chance: Steinfeldt.
Eyers and Chance: Hvers and Chance. Three base
hit-ChAnce. Sacrifice hit-Chance. Sto. en- bases
Chance. Stein.eldt. Tinker. First base on balls
on Rculbach, .: on Boultes. 4 Struck out.By
Passed bal-Needham. Umpire-oDay. Time
I hour and ~ minutes. Attendance $500.
PTrrsBuBo. g.: PHILADELPHIA IN, L.. s-rIRsr GAME.
PIrrsBuRo, July 21.-Pittsbure took two games
from Philadelphia here this afternoon. In the
fourth inning. Of thu second game the Pirates
pulled Oh q triple play, the INST made on the local
grounds since 1898. Nealon caught Courtney's
line drive. threw TO Wagner and caught Titus on
second, and the Dutch marvel returned the ball To
Nealon in time TO catch the fast Magee before he
could get back. The scores.
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Three base hit-Altizer. Sacrince hi. Clymer (0,
c: Jones, Ycager, Spencer: Stolen bases .Ander.
son ~, Jones. Altzer. Double play a. DelehAnty
and Altizer; 7. Jones and Glade. Left on bases
-. Louis, :: Washington, 3. First base on errors
Washington, 3. Hit by pitcher-By Gladc, I.
Struck out-By Glade. 5: by Smith. 4. Umpire
Evans. Time. l hour and IS minutes. Attend.
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Connecticut x

At New Haven-New London. 3; New Haven. 2.
A. Waterbury, g Holyoke, 7.
At Hartford-Ftrst game-Hartford 10: Nor
wtch. q Second game Norwich, 3 Hartford, 7
A. Sprngheld-First game-Sprngneld. 10:
Bridgeport. s. Second game Springfield, o.;
g.
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South Atlantic League.

At Columbla-First game-Columbia. 2; Au
gusta, 4. Second game-COlumbia s. Augusta, 4.
Innings.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I: Macon, o.
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,"4 base titS-Jones. sullivan. Collins. Home
borohuc. OlirIns Double plays Donohue and
~ nv, ls6cll and Donohue. Hit by pitcher
ir"drl.' !. Umpires-Sheridan and Stafford.
~" 'ous aud 80 minutes Attcndanco-1o,+2
"'sHISoros. 9: ST. LOUIS "a. L),i.
4 gAsBiN1roS July n BY bunchins nine Of thsir
sonrIIse nl'' IN the last four innings to-day with Q
" errors, Q couple OF bases on balls and
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New England League.

Al Haverhili-HaverhiIl, ?: Brockton, o.
At Lawrenoe-Pirst a me-Lawrence =: New
Bedford 1. Second sane-New Bedford. 4: Law
renee, o.
Al Worcester-Lynn g. Worcester, 2
AZ Loweil-Flrst game-Fall River, =: Lowell. I.
Second game-Fall River. o: Lowell, l.
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MIN, e.. o.. MlyCncu WeIG LuS WluuCEb Nv
gross score of 90. The other scores were:
and Nj. K.P; MsT;ct; iis;. u. ED Mr. NH I.
u.s. Sssn Sr. and nd MI: Z. 5. Collins collins 80 10.
NEWPORT. July 21.-Robert sedgwick: Jns;.
G tS,sIss f Sen the se' b ssp s Saf' sore 3! . ssGsa. Is.
Is So Mr.. sedTwick tied the score and was
t comSssI,ors s- ~sas H. th &, G sssedigy ass r sitS !
down; II. A. sands and Royal Phelps Carroll,
shs a Z ssT ANNA ni ssG Slsd I'll. si ! down. with S aSSR;
residents gathered at the links TO watch the
match and to play bridge.
GLEN COVE. July 27.-L. c. Harper, one OF
the clubs ney PLAYERS. Won the monthly
practice OF. dividing the players into classes
has been discontinued, WHICH resulted In a
30 handicap man leading the feld. W. Il.
splendid play considering. the strong variable
winds. Many players failed to turn In cards
II. w ", a a:Tesai 10 g. S s-Is: ( (: Z. f pSSsy. 49, IS, rs SIS
y. !. H,ess. e. 10: i 2. S 5; Tsppsn. g. rs;
+. su,d dock: g Is is,ss; ~ I: !. isrfs SI;o sJ: e 9 i 81
: 5 : !, i isl'"s' ~ = ., ia 1 II "! 0 ~ K''s e u.s. :.
board OF governors Of the Ridsewood Golf
Club. The conditions were. that the cup
s SSSlS Ss Dley ef.y FOR to on au sifst ssS te rse
turn five cards and the FIVE lowest scores Of
each contestant. were averaged.
and 81, giving him an average OF 50 as. W.
AS and George W: Bsal was third With S.
wood Golf Club was FOR the cup presented BY
Capt, H. O.. White, conditions, eighteen holes
f tsa!%st PGsF 'More rs' p SsP vas ,r etss s SSa sy
up: M. b. Evans Vas second. being one up:
finished 4 ado Sn. down 8; b IN sp eSs . sss a. r Oh %h fos
SodTisS, ; and 8 &sofss \ Bcirsham beat
Ri g, 3 s and 5. T Re " Women a; n " eRe S sisb CO. so8 D
peted for . cup presented, by Lewis r; Conk-
l r.so Sn s. rO = ID S O. SSSrss si Ss' RIiz DIsyfd ao. The
Bastinie, each with a net OF - The scores:
Miss =. Rosoncnns, II. So: Miss A. Bastine.
i IN S. los 'i Mrs. D Rodris;o' 90. fS- ~" ar.
5ayslsIns; q; Isl; Miss Ssyeht; %; iiss+; Miss
Regular putting greens were. closed during
ehe week at Van Cortlandt Park to rest them
for The amateur touTpsmsnt OF July g and 81
md 2. There will be no cessation Of play
on. the public links, as temporary greens
c cM rh Ss s r. Sss oras red ,S So ansss: Closed s sftey
visiting the course and talking with the
tournament committee. W. II. Beers. ". w.
Harris. Tom. Gourlay, David Hunter, John
The composition on Tuesday will be Q
thirty-six. hole medal play handicap for two
e. ssos Ssv SSs 10 20 = ae thlrsySix hole "son medal pisY
competition for professionals and amateurs
paired. The amateurs handicap, limited to
from the sum OF the SCORES Of himself and
Score. There viii 30 prizes Tor: each q. the
nst scores: The lprises icr profssslonsis
day professionsl t9urnament. Isaac Mackie
ment An 1905 and Alsck Smith last year.
Amatsurl are requested 70 mall entries
Gut. van csasii.n sSsff S.r2Z. sosS.y is sIsho Gsia
personal entry may be made at me irsi Tee
II the handicap 10 right. Regarding the
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for Clark son in the Fourth inning.

Slated for Clark son In the Fourth inning.
Cleveland ........O q ! 5 o 2 o o q iii
New York .......O Z q o O. ] o do
First base on errors-New York. T. Cleveland. ,.
Ief' on bases-New York. 10; Cleveland, T. First
struck Out-By Orth. 2: by GARRISON !; by joss. 5,
Isr"e base hits-Lapcrte. Hickey, Bradley, OBrien.
Williams, Moriarity, Orth. Turner, Clarkson. Stolen
eiScN- COnroy, Moriariiy, Bradley. Turner, Stovall.
Double play Turner and Stoyall. Passed balls
CARR -. Hits-on Cha rkson . In three innings;
O" Joss, 10 in eight innings, Cmptrcs Hurst and
en-" 1000
DETROIT. S BOSTON "a. L., I.
BosToN. July 27.-By punching their hits when
Boston punched errors In the second and NTH
innings 70 day Detroit made enough runs to win.
Jennings was put on the field for the third time in
to'r days for talking back TO O'Loughlin. The
Score.
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Tri-State League,

At T~rcnton-Wllia msport. o; Trenton. p.
At LAn~caster-Altoona I; Lancaster, II.
At eadlng-Rendin s: Johnstown, 4.
AZ Wilmington-Ftr game-Ha rrisburg, I. WI
Second game-HarrisbuTg 81; whining
ton, o.
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" oase nlssn Hal, Zacher Three base hit
bases-Engle t9, Hall. o'Hsra. Pirst base on
halis.OnM oCloskey; 2 on La Belle. : Struck out
BY McCloskey. 4. Left on bases Baltimore, s.
Newark. 3. First base on error baltimore. Time -
l hour and - minutes. Vm3ire-Conway,
At roRoNTo-FIRsT dAME.
Rochester. .......o 0 o I o o o-3 4
Toronto. ....,..:.3 0 0 o I o - 10 s
Batteres-Henley and Doran. Jacobson and
Corrfgan,
SECOND GAME.
". N. X.
Rochester. ........o Q o0O2l o-s
Toronto. ..,.......l o ? o 0 I So 10 I
Battenes-Pappalau and Higgins; Applegate
and Hurley.
AZ Montreal-wet grounds.
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DETROIT. S f: BOSTON "a. H.. I.


'ha'tcd for Glaze in the nfth inning.
Boi2,' 49,, '..,.".. 286SS99o q
LisI base on crrors-Detro,t.5 Left on bases
Ifrhii ; Boston. 7. First base on bals-On
nlqno, U.5 on Pruitt. /. Struck out--By. Donovan,
DN Iiafc. .. by Pruitt, L. Two base h~its-+kpight.
uORrr. Crawford. SACRIFICE hits Cough In,
yonrS stolen bases Crawford. Schmidt, O'Leary.
.lA'" n.y schmidt and OLsary: shaw, In
wa p'cN Glaze. Umpire OLoughlin, Time
'"'i' fnl % minutes. Attendance .iie.
til''GD =. ~, 7; PHILADELPHIA IA. LA
'Hll'ntiP mA \, July 27.-The ChIcagos Jumped
MlNa'. .a he fourth inning 10. day. scoring Ave
ph' "n ~ many hits and a pair II neldlng errors.
WASH Vas CNcrtivc at critical points. The score:
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hendicaps the committee states: ANY player
who 10 a member. Of a club belonging 10 the
Metropolitap. Golf Association IL not rated
sent, before starting a letter from his club
secretary. stating how many strokes he re-
Is rated on the NJ. g. A. handicap list. n no
such letter 10 presented to the tournament
committee. or II said information is not sent
right 10 reserved TO give any such player Q
YER, low handicap or even to place hin %
not send Ia club handioaps. Send in the
exact information requested" 900
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Central LeAKue.

AZ Sprin gncld -ISpringleld. .: South Bend, ,.
A. Terro H~aute-Terre Haute, o: Canton. 8.
Al Evansville-Evansvill 7: Wheeling, o..
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
or THE cIdpss


With che score 7 TO 5 against them and defeat
apparent when they began their eighth inning In
Jersey City yesterday, Jersey City developed a bat
ting streak which resulted In six runs. The score.
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Az Nyack-Nyack II Sufcrn IL -.
AZ Pennin gton--Pcnning ton. 7; Pennington. o.
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'Battcd for Bergen in the ninth inning.
Brooklyn. ! 0 o 90 I o "a
St'Louiss. .....,.. .....-O o D ? 0NO 0 o %
Sacrifice .hlts-Konetchy ~, Holly, Lumley, Jor-
dan. Double plays-Batch, Scanlon and Lewis:
Scanlon, Jordan and Bergen. Passed ball-Msr.
shall. Stolen bsses-ByrDe. Barry, Lewis. Wild
pitch--Beebe. First base on balls q Beebe. 1:
of Scanlon, 2 Struck out-By Beebe. 4 by Scan
lon. Q. Left on bascs-St. Louis. 1 Brooklyn. a.
Umpire-Rigler. Time-i hour and So minutes.
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. 3: PHILADELPHIA IN H.. o-sEcoSD

Sacrifice hit-Sheehan; Triple play -Nealon.
Wagner and Neaion. First base on bans-On
Camnitk. 2; on Richie, :. Struck 0ut-4y Camnitz,
I: by Richie, g. Umpircs-Johnstone and Klein.
1imc-i hour and 10 minutes. Attendance-i5,O00.
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AZ syracuse First s.ms-.Troy' q Syracuse. ..
AZ Binghsmton-Albany, 3: Binghamton, o.
AZ Soranton--A. J. and O.. .; Scranton, e.
barre, il second game-Uuos, o; wilkesbarre. 3.
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Santa Maria wins POWER boat .ssA

Due to the fact that a northssstsr 80
bowling across jamaica Bay yesterday after
noon. the regatta committee Of the Belle
Harbor Yacht Club decided TO cell % its
weekly regatta for sailing craft. Three
power boats, however, started and covered
Q 81 nautical mile race. Each boat started
on its own gun and the winner was D. W.
Websteris Santa Maria. The summary:
STAR. Essass. Tims
s. sssf S:S oTnS W u,,.,. asssxSs
Ma Sfs 8. y "; c 7; sssnel .. 1SES
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nov York In Cncinnsr; Brooklyn In D. Louis:
noston IN chicago.
nAnfxH LDA0UuI
T1eonso IN Montreal: Balnnore IN provfdence:
Jsrscy CITY In Newark.
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TdvsTtisSmSnfs Tor TTE Sun and The
EVENING Sun may be left at any American
Messenger Office in the city.
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Mrs. z. 8. Mitchell were the winners with q
gross score of 90. The other scores were:
Peter McEwen and MIS-. p. @. Hart, iii Nj.
and Mn. r. p. Merrtck, iis: Mt. and Mn. D. II.
StAndish. III: DR.. J. z. Wilson and Miss ]. b. Ellis,
f2s: Mr.. and Mn. c. B. Collins. 80.
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AZ Pusbio-omsbs. q Pusblo.
A. IIsnCo,r-1fissoIs. Z sicaS ciss.x
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American Association.

Az. acknowledgements q Toledo. 4
twelve Innings.
At acknowledgements, s: Columbus,
AZ Observation-Disclosures 8: 81. Paul. 4.
. AZ KAnAas Ctty-RAin.
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At the hpawamis Club yesterday the home
players won a match In decisive style from
the crack team OF the Morris County Golf
cub, .lS 20 Z. There was also a handicap.
IN which W. X. Thnrston and II. b. Clark were
ernors cup Harmon n. Graves. who received
tive strokes. beat Maturin Ballou after twenty
played of at nine more holes. The scores:
Team Match Apawamis-W. X. Thurston, o.;
J. D, Foot. o; n. y. Clark. o: =. $. Wheeler, I: n. Bal
B. pr. Adams I. W. II Pool, =. Total, rs.
Norris County-F II. Thomas, :. A. Swords. ::
W u. Nande rpool. o. NJ. Smith. o. n. Swords, o: ". n.
Wilder, O.; w; Shipper, Jr.,0 A. McAlpin. o; J. A.
Edwards, o. W: Pleischman. q. Total, 4
Handicap-W. n. Thurston, a., 0-S2; II, 3. Clark
~. az q. $. ThurstOn, 50, 6-s3. r.. p. Walden, o.,
7-6i: II. q. Cortis, eS. i2-SS; J. A. Thcdbord, FOL,
l4-@.
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ERRORS OFFSET HARD HITTING
CLEJELANDS BEAT NEW YORkS
~ n INNING GAME.
H,I,men nat Their Former Pal. Ciarkson,
out Of the Box-Gnicas0s Manage to
Defeat the Philadelphia -Detrolts
Take Close Contest with BOstons.

II, Srv York Americans lost to the Cleve-
land. asain yesterday. thus losing three out
oftha cries Of five. Three Of the first division
team. von. The Chicagos managed TO down
me rhlsdelphias and the Detroits beat the
Bosrors The WashinRtons disposed OF st.
Louis by a big margin. The results:
Cc, Gland. N; New York. no.
Detroit 8: Boston. q.
chicago. :; Philadelphia. 2.
Washington. y; st. Lou ID, L.
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$, v. Beckwith beat d. L. Manson by 4
and ? in the final for the Palmer cup yes-
terday at the Englewood Golf Club. q.
Ludlow won the handicap for the club cup
with -. l0.74.- Results in the first round
for the Donald Mackay cup were:
W. ). Stafford ,, beat 4. NJ. Barnes by 1 up:
q. Kirkby, o, beat W. H.. Foster. g, by up; J.. Vt,
Callan, y. beat v. NJ. Hall. o, by 4 UP and 2 10 play:
play.
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In the return match at the Hackensack Golf
Club, yesterday the home team wiped out
the defeat, by. 10 TO 3. at the North Jersey
ensack won by 10 to 4, two individual con-
tests being halved. The tally:
Hsckensack-W. y. Moratt. o.; J. g. Sage. J.:
0: W. J. Eck. o; v, %. Shotwel, o: Y. L. Allen. o.:
r Ward. 4 z. Palmer. !; T. J. Headley. 1; A. d
4 S..v, Williams. !; II. ". Bogert, 4: Y. d. John, /:
c. W, Bell. I; J. b. Stewart. l; ". II. Geishennen, i:
North Jerscy-w. 6. Scott. q; r. RI. Cunningham,
yr..0 4 {. Burnett, 0: Donald Holmes, o; I. Case, i:
G. II. Baxter, o: Henry Hewst, o: c. Jones, 0: J. W.
Sharper, o; W. Scott. O: J. W. BeAll. o. r. Goodbody.
Lowe, OIL +. Platt, o. c, W. Miske. o. G. ". Hopper,
q; W. Giles. 0. Total. 4.
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There was a large handicap field at the
Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday, p, W. Kendall
winning in Glass A and II. NJ. Weed in Class
3. In the final for the o'Donohue cup. W.
G.. Hoople beat r. y. Bottome, by S up and a
to play. The scores were:
Class AP W, Kendall. 81. Ito; j. A. Jsnin.
81. ST; r. r.. Barrett, 40. l2-T7. M. L. rearey'
-, l0-7a II. y. Mcclellan. lOi. i4-s7.
Class B-H. n. weed, o.; all T. 8. Hubbard.
o. 2c-7S; g. r. Fawcetl. o.. 200; j. r. Kelley,
%. 22-I7; c. a: Bullock. o., SIT; d. c. Johnston.
"a. 10 70; \. II. Pogson. 100. l8-S2; T.. Robertson
100, i7-Ss; c. MCGEE, ioi. is-Si J. r. Pcrcival.
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GLEN RrpoE, July 2T.-The final round for
were the ATTRACTIONS on the Glen Ridge links
i ssins be-. III K. sss az 'D sSs n i u S. :sd A II u tl. v;
B.TL. J.. Smith. beat >. o. Newell. 1 up.
In the mixed foursome Charles Ohey and
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There was a close finish In the weekly handi-
cap at the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday, for
N q return OF ftfteen cards the leaders were
/. s; ;N MSclnM,G shIn 81; t$, x,n and ssvI H ! q III, EsPsr.
permanent possession of the green committee
cup for the best three net scores made in the
July hand caps. Egner gained the fourteenth
place as a qualifer for the l.. X. Taylor cup.
In the handicaps at the Deal Golf and Coun-
try Club yesterday the class winners were
Thomas b. Riley and W. H. Stevenson. The
first eight in Glass A qualified for the August
cup. The results:
Class A-Thomas b. Riley. ss. 1870: S. W.
PFsTsy, g.. iS q. 80 IN y; { & TWSrnsT; ,b 81; sI ss Ia !. =:
G6.Ha Rossn iisld, ,,iics; q o: {, \; Es5is, ii..;93ig7
o. Class is%7s sy ~, III IT, p S, : lSs' ,s %; PAN A Il p a. aS,,s,.
70, is-ss; 5. o,Niell' 100. ia; y. Dynkok. iio,
e & *: 6 + " \: R s%rsni III ~ s4 .em"' T. s. Fuller 49,
MoNJcL&lR; July PA team match be;
the f1Tn H'o rssa iHs% tRc1SSssSS IN IN s a ti ent each on
having 5 points. The scores:
Glen Ridge - Baldwin. o: Thomas. O; Iemassena,
I; Coison. . .Pierson. 2: Mitchell. 0; Thompson, o:
smith, Hlnn.T Q; N Gsams ,ii0 0 Total Marin Z o. Do,,.r q.
watson. 0: Packard, o; Wright. !; S. Wood o: Ern.
shaw, /; Green. !. Total. Z.
There was also a contest for the Presidents
cup. which was won by Halsey with a net
score Of ~. The scores:
Halsey, ~, iS-7s, Lawes, o.. 1910: simmons.
vi, 10 No' .TONtin' f~ioEt van NeWkIk, VI,
IA, s~si; Moir, s2, O-s2: Maclie, o., iO-sS: Eaton
"a, i0-s4: Rowker. %, lf-s2; Packard, o., $50:
Wheeler. o., l2-S5; Renshaw, 81, $50.
MoRRIsTowN, July PA smell field was
out to-day In the Ne venth round for the presi-
dents cup at the Morris County Golf Club,
Vice-Chancellor Frank W, Stevens won the
round and was awarded three points toward
the cup. His score was I down to bogey.
w. G. tantassel Suthpen was second with a
score of 3 down and received two points.
Richard II. Williams's card was 4 down and he
received one point.
STAMFORD. July 37.-At Wee Burn to-day
finals in the green committee foursomes and
In the G. F, Dean prize composition. were
played. In the former. c. H.. Seeley and A. 8.
Pitt beat DR.. George Sheriff. and W. d. Das-
kan, up and ? to play, and for the Dean CUP
d. L. Woodbury. beat Z. l.. Scofeld. 3 up and
. to play.
SEA CLINT, July U.-At the Gienoia Golf
Club to-day the matches for the vice-presi-
dents cup resulted In victory for @. f.. Silk
worth, Jr., over Frank Parsons, 4 up and 8 to
20. +. r Snyder and Wilbur n. Rogers tied
GLEN RIDGE, July 2T.-The final round for
the July cup and a two ball mixed foursope
were the attractions on the Glen Ridge inks
to-day; For the July cup In Class 4, II. W.
B. L. J.. Smith beat J. o. Newell. 1 up.
In the mixed fOurnomo Charles Ohoy and
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Washington, =; IT. Lou Ia, 4.

STANDING or TEE CLUBS.
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2 cI,Lyy, July nc-At the Gienols Coll
dents cup resulted In victory for @. T.. SILK.
worth, yr.. over Frank Parsons. Z MP and 8 u
60. F. =. Snyder and Wilbur II. Rogers tiec
their match.
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% y. G. CATboArs-eTAHT, i2tB-o0uRsn
6A MILna.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-11-01
A Lazy Liver

May be only tired liver, or q starved
liver. 1t would be stupid as well as
savage thing to beat weary or starved
man because he Jagged In his work. So
In treating the tagging, torpid liver II Is
. great mistake TO lash II with strong
drastic drugs A torpid liver Is but an
indication OF an ill-nourished, enfeebled
body whose organs are weary with over
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Put
them in working order and see how
quickly your liver will become active.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-11-01

which was very much enjoyed BY
all. we're as follows. Miss Ella
Volmer. Miss Helen Connect,
Miss Anna Taylor, Miss Mae
Foster, Miss Lowella Turner.
Miss Florence Castle. Miss Grace
Groty. Mrs. DR.. Gardner. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Winstead. DR.. Homer
Robson. DR.. John Robson. E.
R. Moses Jr.. F. A. Moses, Frank
W. Brinkmsn. and Geo. Winsteac
Will Townsley. Chas Townsley
and Earl Moses
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-11-01

Ward Fullerton of Lincoln
visited II the City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haag went
to Larned Friday to visit with
home folks.
D. A. Banta returned Friday
evening from a business trip to
Topeka and Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. McDougal
returned Friday from a visit at
Pawnee Rock and Larned.
Fred Hamilton and Fred Wolfe
went to Newton Friday evening
and will probably be employed
by the Santa Fe.
Harry Staufer and Delbert
Tucker returned Friday from
visit and outing of several
weeks in the west.
DR. Morrison returned from
Topeka Friday evening where be
attended the meeting of the Rail
way Surgeons Association.
Ben Seibert and family of
Liberty returned Friday from a
visit with relative, at Green's
burg Kansas and points in Okla
homa.
Mrs. Sewell Moses went through
from the wet Saturday on No.
6 to her new home in Kanass
City.
Mrs. A. E. Wilson of Beaver
county Oklahoma is here visiting
James Gaunt and family of south
Bend.
c. j. Highly of Union, James
Underwood and Wheeler Racey o.
Homestead and Will P. White
we're here Saturday visiting and
on business.
Mrs. DR.. Morrison and Mrs. DR..
Shaw entertained at dinner Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. N. Moses. Mrs. George w.
Nimocks. Mrs L. Cross and Mrs.
A. E. Rowell.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-11-01

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