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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15
QUARANTINE AGAINST SHEEP.

SALEM. Ore, May 9.-0overnor
Chamberlain this afternoon issued q
proe'amation declaring quarantine
against sheep from Washington. Ne.
vsds and California, based on . r..
port that the sheep Of these states
were infected with sesbiss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

WASHINGTON, d. C., Nay o.
"eneral Ku'oki and party arrived to.
day asd were given . disass tonight
by Secretary Taft.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

Territory Of Arizona, County Of Yavs.
Iai-M
A. ]. hsnapA heias dslS svosA -
posss asa saos: nat I ap thu fssss
urer Of Yavapai county, Arizona. That
the above and foregoing report 10 q
true and correct statement Of all
moneys received BY ne In the capacity
OF Treasurer prior TO this date. That
l have carefully and accurately set
forth in said statement the sources from
which said money was derived, the
proper fund accounts TO which said
moneys were spportioned or transfer
red, correct and true account Of all
payments and disbursements, together
with an accurate statement Of balances
remaining in the various county funds
IN my possession.
(senD A. j. HERNDON,
Treasurer, Yavapai county, Arizona.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
This aOth day Of April, 1907.
(seaD Il. G. DAVIS,
Notary Public.
My commission expires February
18th, 1871.
claim Of J. Il. jolly, Superintendent
" Schools, for salary during April,
'so7' was on motion, approved for
sl25.00.
The following claims were audited,
and on motion, warrants in payment Of
sA'he ordered drawn on the Expense
Fund, to.wit,
herman kusche, bulbs for plaxa> so
Jos Doughsrty, O. d. X. furn.
"hsd Robt. Young ........ 500
., 7. Knapp, J. p. at Mayer,
LIST quarter 800. ........ 725
"eo' II. Francis, J. p. st Hum.
ooldt, let quAssss. ........ 81 Of
w. I. Day, Exan. Iasans. 80. 500
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15
In the Matter Of a Refund for Unex

In the Matter Of n Refund for Unex.
pired Gambling Licenses.
II appearing TO the Board OF Super.
visors Of Yavapai county. that oil
gambling licenses issued prior TO April
list. 1907. were revoked because Of
the enactment Of . statute by the
Legislature Of 1907, and which went
into effect on the FIRST day Of April,
1907.
II further appearing to the Beard
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

Petitions having been received, sign.
ed by residents Of Yavapai county and
paying road taxes therein, praying for
n public road, 10 be laid out, with de-.
seription as follows:
That road leaving the Cottonwood
road, in Road District No. 4, at a
point one.half mile below Human =
Blacksmith Shop (the said Blacksmith
Shop being about four miles below Jer.
ome), thence running in q Northerly
direction TO Peck = Lake School House
District No. Coy, the said school house
being about one.fourth mile from each
Of the Jordan ranches.
On motion, II was ordered that no.
tices be posted as provided by Para.
graph 1919, s~c. 36l7, r. 3. 1901, and
June 3rd, 1907. designated as the day
when the Board will act upon the sub.
iect OF the petition.
Petitions having been received, sign.
ed by residents Of Yavnpai county,
praying for a public road, to be laid
out. with description AZ follows:
That a present road commencing nj
a point. and forming a junction with
the present County road, about one
mile west Of Thumb Butte, county Of
Yavnpai, Territory Of Arizona, and run.
ming in Westerly direction for q dis.
tance Of about two miles, connecting
the present County road with the
Derby Mine, be ordered made q Conn.
~ r0d and accordingly improved.
On motion IL was ordered that M.
tees be posted a. provided by Para
graph 1872, Sec. 36l7, X. q. 1901. and
June 3rd, 1907, designated m the day
when the Board will act upoa the cub.
jeet Of the petition.
Mr.. Moses and Mr.. Lightburn appear.
ed and made showing that their COM
panies were going to expcnd about
$4,000 in the Cordes and Riehenbar
sections, on public roads, and asked
help from the county. II was moved.
seconded and carried that when the
work il completed, and the roads nc.
eepted and turned over to the county.
m County roads, the above mentioned
companies win he reimbursed for one
fifth I-5) Of the cost Of such i'm.
provements, or an amount not TO CT.
cced $500. Said reimbursement not to
be made until the taxes Of 1907 are
due and eolleetable.
On motion, duly seconded and ear
red. II was ordered that the bound
AIRY inc between Yavspai county and
Mohave county be surveyed, the WORK
10 be commenced on the 10th day Of
May, 1907. and the Clerk was in.
siructed to 70 notify the Board Of Sup.
ervisors of Mohave county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

The following claims having been
approved by g. =. Hicks, Probate
Judge. warrants in payment OF same
were. on motion, ordered drawn on EI'
pense Fund, towit:
Barney Smith, Salary as Chair
man for April ..........,. l2o oo
". q. Wing6eld, Salary s
Supervisor for April ....... 100 90
Geo. =. Harrington, Salary as
Supervisor for April ....... 100 Oh
The following claims were, on mo
ton, approved, and warrants in pay
ment Of same ordered drawn on the
Road Fund. to-wit;
ID. q. Sinclair. Road work, Dis
trict No. 9 ..............'. is" w
Fred Rowe, Road work, District
No. IL. ...... ..,....''''' 81 w
r. y. Miller Co., Supplies Road
District No. 81 ..........' "a ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

that there are licenses issued prior TO
said Asst.-Say Of April for gambling
in said county, which would continue
In force until after the first day Of
April except for the passage Of the
above mentioned law by the Lcgisla.
turc.
And IL appearing 70 the Board Of
Supervisors that it 10 only Just and
equitable that the owners Of said II.
censes should be allowed a proper re.
bate for the unexpired term Of said
licenses:
1t 10 therefore ordered, that upon
presentation Of any such licenses BY
the owner thereof 70 the Board Of
Supervisors or 20 the Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors, and a request
made for the granting Of q rebate,
thercupon Q rebate shall be allowed for
such amount A. will cover the unex.
pircd term Of said licenses; and u shall
be the duty Of the Clerk OF said Board
to give the owner Of said licenses an
order upon the County Treasurer OF
this county for such sum BY way OF
rebate.
Application Of Geo. A. Carter for
lease Of all Of Bee. 80, Township 10 ~,
Range 4 W., $40 acres, for q term Of
Ave (S) years, was taken up for con.
sideration (the said lands having been
by the County Assessor at
Eight Hundred (&s00.oo) Dollars, the
same as lands adjoining are asssssed),
and after due consideration said sp.
plication was granted at . yearly
rental Of Twenty (>2o.o0) Dollars, pay.
able In advance, and the Chairman
and Clerk instructed to execute said
lease.
Petition Of r. M. Hoffman. for ap.
pointment ~ Constable at seligman,
was read and denied, for the reason
hat a Constable 10 not q necessity at
The point named, in the opinion Of the
Board.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

The redeemed warrants, orders and
receipts were compared with the
Treasures report, the same we're found
correct; they were then cancelled by
the Board, and together with the re.
port, they were ordered filed.
The appointment by T. r. Campbell,
Assessor, Of J. N. McNaughton a.
Deputy Assessor, was taken up, and on
motion, duly seconded and carried, the
same was confirmed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and car.
ned, barney Smith was granted q leave
Of absence from the Territory for q
period Of sixty days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

In the Matter Of the Appointment OF
Road Oversecr In and for Road
District No. z.
Petitions having been received for
the appointment Of the following
named persons n Road Overseer In and
Tor Road District No. z, to.wit: Joe
Mayer and VIM. J. DEAN, the same
were taken up, and aftcr due consider.
alton, Mr.. Joe Mayer was appointed,
subject to fling and approval Of bond
Mr.. VIM. Sullivan was appointed
Ro"d Overseer In and for Road Dis.
trict No. IL, subjec, to fling and Cd.
proval Of bond.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15

In the Matter Of Changing the County
Road In Road District No. 8.
Mr.. W. O. Shook appeared with a
Patition signed by certain residents OF
Road District No. 3, praying for a
change In the present County road in
said District, at the point where Il
crosses Walnut Creek. Mr.. q. G..
Rogers and Peter Marx appeared with
a remembrance against the granting
OF the above petition, which remon.
STRANGE was also signed by certain res.
idents Of said district.
After reading the petition and the
remonstrance and hearing the argu.
ments Of said petitions, and due con.
'ideratios on the part Of the Board,
It was decided not 10 make any change
10 the present road.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-15
Proceedings OF The
Board Of Supervisors
Of Yavapai County
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER.
yIsORs, YAvAPA1 COUNTY, ARl.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPER
yIsORs, YAVAPA1 COUNTY, ARl
IONA.
Prescott. Ariz., Nay eth, 1907.
Board Of Supervisors Of Yavapai
county, Arizona, met pursuant to ad.
tournament, Monday, May 9th, 1907, at
~ q. m.
Present. Barney Smith, Chairmap;
tee. p. Harrington, Member; W. q.
wiusaeld, Member; q. A. Peter. Jr..
CLERK.
Minutes Of April 18th, 1907, read.
and on motion the same were approved.
A. J. Herndon, Treasurer and e,.
ofbcio Tax Collector, appeared with re-.
port ss Taz Collector for the month Of
April, 1907; the Board proceeded to
check the same with duplicate Assess.
ment Rolls, the same we're found 70
correspond and the rolls stamped &C.
cordingly. and the report ordered fled
A. }. Herndon, Treasurer, appeared
with his report ~ Treasurer for the
month Of April, 1907, and the Board
proceeded to make settlement with him
for said month. The monthly report
being as follows, to.wit:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
BILLINGS HORSES SOLD
HIGH PRICES THE RULE.
". 4. Bradley Bugs MAJOR Dclmar
to Race ON the Speedzcay.

Cleveland MAY H-Wilam Bradley, of New
York. bought Major DeInar u:594O for $1,000 here
today at the dispersal sale of the c. X c. Billings
stable. He also bought George c. (2:O57al for So
coo. and may both horses on the New York
Speedway.
w. r. Chisholm, OF the Thistladowue Stock Farm,
OF Randall Ohio. purchased Blackjack (2-07l.) for
$1,000 He also purchased Morning Star (2.043.l.
one OF the worlds greatest matinee PAGERS, with
a wagon record of 2C3. for sS.6I9.
These We're the four best horses in the stable OF
Mr. Billings. and the grand total for the four
$1,000 Major De,maT. which beat Lou Dillon IN
mand when offered for sale The price quickly
Mr. Bradley had so 10 Sl2.dI0 before he could
lead away the great trOtter
Major Delmar sold At time private
sale for $4,000.
The summary of the best sales to-day follows;
George G.. 2:OoE. b. &. by Romeard W, William
Pradey. New York $1,000
Morning star. 2:0fa.. b. g. by star PoiEter-This-
teiOune Stock Farm Randall. Ohio. $500
doune Stoc< Farm Randall ohio -~...-...-... 1850
bradley New YorS-,--+-. - -. 12eoo
EIgIc McFSerron. .. e. BY John A McKerrun;
Thistledoune Stock Farm. Randall Ohio. ITpo
Imogene I'll =, CHI IN, by Elyrta. a r. COKE. -
PaOu Penn. lIOo
Thistedoane Stock Farm Randall 6hio 49,. 1s9o
Mazstte. 2:04is. b. by Tennessee Wilkes; q l.
PeckhauI. blackwell Okla lat0
Glad News. . h, by Dallas News; F. II Camp.
CTari.a " 2.Oa44. m. by Grsttan: Hudson
River Stock Farm, PCuEhkeepste y N.----.---- $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
RESULTS OF GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANpIN

Some ten thousand persons saw the Giants
yesterday by of s to @ and win their
thirteenth straight game. The day was a per-
feet one for baseball. and the game was marked
by many brilliant plays, so that the fans went
home happy.
Ewing, who in the box for the visitors
was hit freely in the fourth and fifth innings.
besides being somewhat wild. and this,
bined with errors. allowed the Giants to get two
men over the plate In each inning.
In the fifth inning Schlei, the Cincinnati
catcher, found fault with the umpire's rulings,
and ordered out of the game. Dummy
Taylor. who pitched for the Giants, managed TO
keep the six hits made of his delivery well
scattered.
Cincinnati scored first in the second inning. but
the lead short lived In the fourth inning
Shannon and Strang, the first two men up for
the Giants, walked Devlin then sent out
single which got Shannon home and Strang TO
third. on Seymour's out Strang tailed. fast
double play. In which Lobert. Huggins and Nc
Lean figured. ended the inning.
In the fifth inning McGenns hot drive
bounced away from Ewing, and the runner was
safe. Keane fumbled Dahen's hit, but Cor
coran's drive forced Mccain. at third. On
Taylor's sacrifice Dahlen and Corcorsn ad-
which CorcOran and Dahen reached home. The
score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
POOLROOMS FIGHT on.
1drdnce Information Held Back
Ten Minutes at Belmont Park.

The fight between the Pinkertons and the
poolroom agents. which has not been particu-
larry active since the season opened, re
newed again Belmont Park yesterday. The
advance information OF scratches and Jockeys
was delayed SO long that the layers did not
have more than ten minutes for posting their
prices The big canvas screens were up be
low the paddock and raccgoers were kept off
the roof 10 prevent the possibility or anybody
signalling the results from that point OF van
tage Word had been received that poolrooms
were getting fairly accurate information, and
for this reason every avenue SO far as possible.
was closed at the track yesterday.
Divorcce a starter in the second race, had
what Is commonly called lit on her way TO
the track This may have accounted for her
total lack of speed during the race.
Inqusitor has developed into cunning rogue.
and The Newcastle stable did well to sell him
two or three weeks ago. He bolted in his
warm-up yesterday and almost ran into the
paddock gate In the race he would not extend
himself, and was far back all the way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
NEW YORK GOLFERS BEATEN.


New Haven. May I4-As 4 result of the semi-fnaf
round in the Womens open golf tournament TODAY
at the New Haven Country Club Miss Pauline
MaCkey, the national champion and
Mrs. G. l. RoOpe both OF Boston. will meet to-
morrow in the tnals. The summary follows:
First round-AIrs. r. 5 Lenerts Englewood
y. j., defeated Mrs. +. f. Sanford. Essex County,
up and to go.
Mrs. q. +. Roope. Boston. defeated Mrs. Roger
5 White. I'd. New Haven Country Club. by default
Miss Helen Darlington. New Haven Country Club.
defeated Mrs. William X. Shepard up "a holes).
Miss Pauline Mackey Boston. defeated Mrs.
Hayes Q. Trowbridge, New Haven, by default
Sem-hnal round-Miss Pauline Mackey defeated
Miss Helen Darlington. 2 up and 70 go; Mira.
Roope defeated Mrs, Iererts, up and to 60.
Consolation match. semi-final round-Mrs. Eliza
beth Chamberlain. New Haven Country Club De-
feated Miss E Check. Rye. y. Y. ! up Miss
Shreve. Rrae Burn. Boston. defeated Miss Elsie
TrowbTidge. up and to go,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
POLE BREAKS AT REMNANT RAISING.
Storm Then Prevents Worlds Champions
from Playing Washington.

With the breaking Of the faepole and ending with
q furious wind and rain form, rnarred the raising
or the worlds championship baseball pennant AT
american League Park here to-day. Forty ball
ElaS e,s ana ofgi9ls laid hold Of the halyards to
Of the STAFF Their combined effort was too much
!nF me Slender siaf. which snapped AT the cross
uses haY or fSusse, August Hermann, chairman
% ne NatlgnaI Baseball Commission. and President
J1,.lLDn 81 ne american League delivered speeches
raised. 49, 4S-'"+N' "ii''''A'tS
eSg.tI4iS me exercises at the park the Chicago
an washington teams were escorted from the
~ ILL 20 the PARK In automobiles by all the
uniformed teams Of Chicago and vicinity Some
t2lT llnaTed DaIl players were in the parade which
consisted Of TOUR score automobiles horsemen from
the stockyards. three brass bands rnounted ,oijca
enc one hundred Indians from Wild West show,
Lowering clouds caused the umpire or oti1bii, %
ttaft the game ten minutes ahead of schedule time
but despite this precautlon only half an Inning w.
played before the storm broke, and the game had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
HENDRICKSON HIGH GUN.

Excellent weather conditions marked the hnai
shoot OF the Bergen Beach Gun Club yesterday.
The event of the afternoon was the May leg OF the
series of five monthly shoots for than thirty
valuable pr.Zes. John Fl. Hendrickson high
gun. with card of 10 out of possible 30 targets.
According to the conditions. the winner OF the
series the gun that made the three best av-
erageS. When the nOintS figured. II was
found that Hendrickson was again high gun, with
u points 20 his credit He took as his prize the
Ira MCkane Cup. G. kouweuhOVen, with L. points.
won the second prize. and John Martin the third
prize after shOOt-Om with q. PierCy. who tied
with Martin at II points in the competition.
G. RouwenhOven won a special shoot at 100 tar
gets with card OF 81. from e. PierCy who broke
9S of the bluerOcks The third prize taken by
John HendriCksOn. with card OF 81. KOuwenhoven
missed the last target of bis final string.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
RULES FOR AUTO TOUR.
Tlcenty Entries Receiued to Date for
GHdden Trophy Ran.

The revised rules for the American Automobile
Association tour have been issued. They contain
The conditions for the Hover trophy contest and
the peraIization schedule for it, as well a
example Of the working Of the rules for the Gid
den trophy which makes il clear what is 10 be
done when car is disqualified or discontinues for
any reason.
The rev rules declare the Hover trophy TO be a
pTiz@ for the entrant Of a rUnabout who has the
greatest number Of points to MS credit at the end
al the contest Each rIuanout VIII set out with a
totaI credit % 100 points and penalties will be
tedUcrnG from this total as follows: For each min
Gte fraction thereof IL escess OF TWO minutes
hardness ~ controls. point. and for each or
fraCuDu thereof value of parts used for repairs.
per manufacturers price list. one point. The
Hover trophy is not perpetual prize, hut Will be
come the property Of the entrant who wins II this
SeaT The trophy IS being exhibited In the
E ndow u TIL American Locomotive Automobile
COMPANY ~. 1856 Broadway.
According to the new example, It will not be pos
Flte for = that has gone wrong 70 save ite
kesm from losing points by wIthdra awning instead OF
Continuing The example cited says: ANY car
(Which may for any discontinue shall. in ad-
citlGn previous penalties be penaliZed the total
runHer Of points with which it credited at the
start
Twenty entries have been received for the tour
+ 4 date. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
sUPERBAS WIN THEIR THIRD GAME.

The Superbas won their third game OF the
season at Washington Park, Brooklyn, yester
day. They took the field against St. Louis and
piled up ten runs. while keeping the visitors
from scoring.
Lumleys batting was the feature OF the game
Out Of four times at bat he got a single.
double and two triples. Noonan was put out OF
the game at the end OF the fourth inning for
objecting TO q decision of the umpire. The score
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
ROWING PLANS AT ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis, May E-AthouRh the date has not
been formally passed upon 10y the academy authori-
ties. the Navy rowing management has arranged n
double header for the second third mid
shipman crews with tic second and third Fights OF
the Vesper Rowing club, OF Philadelphia. to be
rOWed the Severn .Iunc l.
The first and second crews from the academy will
leave Annapolis for PouEhkrepse June Y
Training quarters have been obtained and about
twenty men Will go Next Saturday the Navy var
Ety VIII it's last the Severn, against
the eight OF Columbia University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
RESULTS OF GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit, May H-Detroit won the first game of
a series with New York to-day by punching hits
OF Brockett in the ninth inning.
With the tied in the last inning Brockett
was taken ont of the box and keefe substituted,
but single by Crawford scored the winning run,
double.
Muffin hit hard in the fifth and eighth inn
ings. when New York scored. The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
YALE TO PLAY HARVARD AT SOCCER

New Haven May l4.-captaln II. e. Wick Of the
Yale soccer football team las arranged his sprin 4,
schedule which VIII include the first game eye,
played with Harvard. II VIII take place in The
Harvard Stadium on Mag D. when the Yale Harvard
qua freshman track ganl"s being held
The Yale lean viii open the season on SATURDAY.
Wien IL viii 10 10 Newark 10 play the University
IA of hat cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
YALE RUNNER OUT OF GAME.

New Haven, May I'D. J. Torrey. the Yale
SPLINTER u was learned tonight, sprained "A tendon
to-aa3 and viii not BE- abe 10 take part IN the
ieeei wiz dgrysTd Torrey WAS expected To win
- br-tard dash and possibly TIE 220-yard hurdles
=, La Withdrawal, u IS said. may the loss
: :. VS. meeting toE Ie.s /~---~r ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15

New York
fngfHnaFf

s. sac5hce h,t,Deyln stole9 99ses.sehle Saapaon'
Left basssNeN, YORK . Cincinnati First base on
New York g. Cincinnati l. struck out-By Taylor, p;
BY Ewing. / Time game 80. Umpire-Riger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
MISS SUTTON WINS IN BOSTON.

Boston. May l4-Miss May sutton. playing with
H. II. Whitman, OF Brookline brother of NJ d.
Whitman, former national champion won the In
vitation mixed doubles lawn tennis tournament at
the I,ongwood Cricket Club to-day by defeating
Miss Edith Rotch and N. w. Niles. the HaSyar9
champion, Ga, s-S6S ~~2 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Win Thirteenth Straight in
Beating Cincinnati.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cincinnati New York.
st. Louis BROOKLYN
Pittsburg Boston
Chicago at Philade lphia-
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York, B: Cincinnati, 2.
Brooklyn. 10; ST. Louis o.
Chicago, o: Philadelphia, o.
PittsburK g; Boston g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TODAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Montreal
Newark at Toronto.
Providence Buffalo
baltimore Mt Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Jersey City. u Montreal g.
Buffalo. !; Providence, L
Newark. 81 Toronto. l.
Baltimore. 4; Rochester. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15

STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Albany-Albany. ;: Scranton /
At Gloversville-A. J. & c. (; RinEhamtor !
At Troy-Troy, I: Wilkes-Barre /
AT Uuca-Utica. s. Syracuse !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15

v" VuI WIIVl WIIIHIhg T7ln was scored.
Detroit .............. n n % a n n n . 4
New York a . n
Iwo 6as hits schaefer o. Ieary Coughl,n Hits-On
6roShet In 50 innings: Off Keefe. Sacrifice hits
ODD RossInan. kleinow stolen hases-Coughlin Con
iioyy lLelt on hases-letroit $; Now o
baIs-Oh Mullin - of Brocket First base on errors
sDetroi' struck out-By Muhn by Brockett. /
Tine OF game Is. Umpire Connolly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15

Two base hit-IAlmley Three base hi's-I.unley ~.
Sscrihce hlt-iIpmme Stolen hasss-Meioney 49,. fum
Alperman- Left on beses -Brooklyn. q; St Louis !
First base halls-OT Bell, !. Q
base errorB-Brooklyn. Struck 3 by
Frornrne. ball-Noonan. Time Of game 81
I'mrdre-O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-15
CHICAGO. .; PHILADELPHIA. o

At Philadelphia: r II r
Chicago .................2 . q 2 n . O o 9 - o
Philadel phia ...........O 0 o o . q o a !
Batteries-Chicago. overall and Killing: Philadel-
phia Pfener and Needham tmpires. Klein and